Thursday, July 30, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Sunspot Road Mania - Ep. 97
Sunspot performing at Noah's Ark, hanging out at Memorial Union Terrace, and East Towne Mall the weekend of July 25th, 2009.
Direct download link: http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/Sunspot%20Road%20Mania%20-%20Ep.%2097%20(Medium).m4v
Direct download link: http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/Sunspot%20Road%20Mania%20-%20Ep.%2097%20(Medium).m4v
Monday, July 27, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Sunspot Road Mania - Ep. 96
Sunspot from Merrill, Wisconsin Rapids, and Madison hanging out the weekend of July 17th. Plus, a two-nosed cow from the Lincoln County Fair, a graveyard walk in Wisconsin Rapids, and see the new WSUM studios!
Direct download at http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/sunspot_rm_96.m4v
Direct download at http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/sunspot_rm_96.m4v
Monday, July 20, 2009
New Torchwood starts tonight on BBC America!
Just wanted to send out a reminder to everyone that the new Torchwood starts tonight at 8pm on BBC America. I cheated and watched the first one (but I'm still DVRing the BBCA version) and I can tell you that it is indeed, the best Torchwood ever. It's a definite "quantum leap" in quality.
To jog your memory back a little bit, here's a video we made last year using some of our favorite scenes from Season One with the demo version of our song, "Alive Day". I was thinking of putting the new verison from Singularity on it, but we'll probably do a different video for that tune or I'll use high-quality version of the movie files for the video. I'm tempted to tinker because it was our first fan video and one of the first demos we mixed, recorded, and did everything ourselves. It's not nearly as polished as the new stuff, but it's fun to look at it now.
Plus I can't wait to see what happens in the show!
To jog your memory back a little bit, here's a video we made last year using some of our favorite scenes from Season One with the demo version of our song, "Alive Day". I was thinking of putting the new verison from Singularity on it, but we'll probably do a different video for that tune or I'll use high-quality version of the movie files for the video. I'm tempted to tinker because it was our first fan video and one of the first demos we mixed, recorded, and did everything ourselves. It's not nearly as polished as the new stuff, but it's fun to look at it now.
Plus I can't wait to see what happens in the show!
Friday, July 17, 2009
Sunspot Road Mania - Ep. 95
Sunspot partying at The Majestic July 15th opening up for Cowboy Mouth. The song "Tell The Girl Ur Sorry" from their set is in there as well. You can view this sweet baby in HD on YouTube right here.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Opening for Cowboy Mouth at the Majestic!

I'm really excited to play The Majestic tonight because this will be our first show at the club and I heard that it's a great venue (but I haven't been inside it since Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie came out and I had to spend most of my time babysitting my drunk friend, Jeff (who eventually ended up back in his dorm sitting in a recliner in the elevator telling people that he was Captain Kenda of the Starship Elevatorprise), so I can't wait to see what they've done to the place.)
The past week so far has been all right, too. First, it was really nice to get featured in the Isthmus talking about Sunspot Road Mania (if you haven't read the article about Madison podcasts yet, check it out here.), Wendy and I stayed up all night on Friday working on a new track for the Radiate Hope event on Saturday and then had a great time at the show on Saturday and I personally drank enough Capital Amber to make Doug and Bob Mackenzie cry.
If you guys haven't heard Cowboy Mouth yet, check this video out and you'll definitely want to make it to the show tonight.
Here's a fun video form some shows over the past couple of years that our friend, Sam, just put up on the web as well.
We'll have a new Road Mania up tomorrow after the party tonight, stop down so you can get it on it!
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Sunspot Road Mania - Ep. 94
Sunspot on the way and back from an undisclosed location as they talk about their new CD/DVD, Singularity, and prepare for their upcoming shows.
Direct download is right here: http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/Sunspot%20Road%20Mania%20Episode%2094.m4v
Direct download is right here: http://www.sunspotmusic.com/roadmania/Sunspot%20Road%20Mania%20Episode%2094.m4v
Friday, July 03, 2009
Have a Great Independence Day Weekend!
We’ll be taking this weekend off, but we’ll be back with a vengeance in the Madison area next week with Radiate Hope next Saturday, opening for Cowboy Mouth at The Majestic Theatre on Wednesday, July 15th, and a live acoustic set on WSUM on Sunday, July 18th.
The 4th of July is always a great excuse to party, so take the time to enjoy it! Even if the United States doesn’t represent the ideal that you or I hope for yet, there’s still plenty to celebrate. I’m not talking about the “USA, USA, USA #1” crap that we see at the Olympics, but the fact that most of us got here because our ancestors were big losers in their homelands. There was no hope, no resources, no way up, and no chance for a better life. Our lives are the way they are (for good or bad, but mostly for good I’m hoping) because they took that risk and this place offered them an opportunity that wasn’t available anywhere else on Earth. The other cool part is that even though the government might a gigantic corrupt behemoth of bureaucracy, we have realistic avenues that can change it. Agree with his ideas or not, two years ago, no one would have thought that a dude named Barack fricking Obama would be the most powerful person on the planet (#1 - his first name is a bad guy from Mortal Kombat, #2 - his last name rhymes with you-know-who.) There’s enough idealistic people still around that if you can convince them that you’re right, you can change things, no matter what kind of person (or Clinton) you’re up against.
You can say what you want, share your crazy ideas, make stupid YouTube videos, insult public figures, blog about Ron Jeremy, and make a living in almost any kind of way you’d like. You might get crucified in the court of public opinion, but you won’t get carted away by the secret police. That’s definitely something to celebrate, so I’ll start right now, have a killer weekend and we’ll see you next week!
The 4th of July is always a great excuse to party, so take the time to enjoy it! Even if the United States doesn’t represent the ideal that you or I hope for yet, there’s still plenty to celebrate. I’m not talking about the “USA, USA, USA #1” crap that we see at the Olympics, but the fact that most of us got here because our ancestors were big losers in their homelands. There was no hope, no resources, no way up, and no chance for a better life. Our lives are the way they are (for good or bad, but mostly for good I’m hoping) because they took that risk and this place offered them an opportunity that wasn’t available anywhere else on Earth. The other cool part is that even though the government might a gigantic corrupt behemoth of bureaucracy, we have realistic avenues that can change it. Agree with his ideas or not, two years ago, no one would have thought that a dude named Barack fricking Obama would be the most powerful person on the planet (#1 - his first name is a bad guy from Mortal Kombat, #2 - his last name rhymes with you-know-who.) There’s enough idealistic people still around that if you can convince them that you’re right, you can change things, no matter what kind of person (or Clinton) you’re up against.
You can say what you want, share your crazy ideas, make stupid YouTube videos, insult public figures, blog about Ron Jeremy, and make a living in almost any kind of way you’d like. You might get crucified in the court of public opinion, but you won’t get carted away by the secret police. That’s definitely something to celebrate, so I’ll start right now, have a killer weekend and we’ll see you next week!
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