You know what makes for a perfect Grey Temples? One that has something for everyone to love and hate. And hopefully for everyone its a different set of songs. This episode starts with a song that I think is one of the best of last year, and GT legend/frequent guest Nuggetman64 says sounds like our elderly cat dry heaving. We are off to the races people!! (Note: this makes it
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Tons of new music this week mixed in with the classic alternative you need! Daniel Romano, Wednesday, Geese, Sloan, Ween and more! Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS | More
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Mornings Are Hard || 2026-01-19 Artist – Track || Album 1.) Mitski – Where’s My Phone? || single 2.) Penny & The Pits – Pool Party || Liquid Compactor 3.) Brookside Mall – Twenty Thirteen || Brookside Mall 4.) Wintersleep – Resuscitate || Hello Hum 5.) Joy Division – Love Will Tear Us Apart || The Best Of 6.) Heaven For Real – Improvement || Who Dies & Made You
Episode 26. Artist Song Album Year Country Simple Minds The Man Who Sold The World Neon Lights 2001 GB-SCT April Wine Refuge On Record 1972 CAN The Grapes Of Wrath Didn’t You Say Something September Bowl Of Green 1987 CAN Ladytron Blue Jeans Light & Magic 2002 GB-ENG Leathers Phantom Heart Ultraviolet 2024 CAN Bon Débarras L’Abondance des Saisons En Panne de Silence 2017 CAN Amy Millan Untethered I Went
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Hi there everyone. This is Testing For Echo Episode 94 on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world and I am your host Tim Scammell. Episode Song List Book Club – Laugh or Cry Terra Spencer – In the City Styx – Build and Destroy SAGA – Let it Slide Catolico – ICONIC Jamie XX – Gosh RUSH – Mission Tears For Fears – Break the Man
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Once On Much – Ep07 Pluto When Ian Jones looks back on the 1990s, his memories aren’t just of stages and studios—they’re of thrift stores, long tours, and a distinctly Canadian scene that felt both scrappy and quietly confident. In this conversation, the Pluto frontman reflects on coming up during a moment when Canadian alternative rock wasn’t chasing trends so much as carving its own lane. While grunge dominated south
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