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UWUW came into being when Jay Anderson and Ian Blurton came together through a run of shows, backing mutual friend and singer/songwriter, Kate Boothman as her drummer, and guitarist, respectively. Anderson suggested bringing in Jason Haberman, a talented bassist, who Anderson had seen play with Toronto indie-folk band, The Wooden Sky. Realizing they didn't want an instrumental record, they layered on bright horns and smooth vocals, lifting the songs from instrumental jams, to the undefinable yet distinctive sound that is, UWUW. Saxophonist, Jay Hey, was brought in to provide horn arrangements, along with Tom Richards on trombone and Patrick McGroarty on trumpet, all three contributing on every song. The result is a blissfully cool album with music that will appeal to all listeners, from record store snobs, garage rock slobs, and even psych-pop heartthrobs! Photo Credit: Colin Medley D I S C O V E R Bandcamp: https://uwuw.bandcamp.com/album/s-t Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearebusybodies Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uwuw_abh Brought to you by AIXdspShop now and get up to 50% off on all plugins.Website: HEREPledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca Support my ride to conquer Cancer in June: HERE

Canadian heavy metal trio CAULDRON will drop their New Gods full-length this Friday via The End Records in North America and Dissonance Productions in Europe. Crowned, "a classic heavy metal ripper," by Metal Injection, the band's fifth full-length and follow up to the acclaimed 2016 offering In Ruin was captured by Chris Stringer (Timber Timbre, Wooden Sky) at Union Sound in Toronto and again highlights the band's now-signature strong emphasis on songwriting and melody, complete with high-end organic production to match. Stream New Gods in full alongside an interview with frontman Jason Decay courtesy of New Noise Magazine, at THIS LOCATION. CAULDRON's New Gods will be available on CD, digital, and vinyl formats. For preorders go to THIS LOCATION. In conjunction with the release of New Gods, CAULDRON will be playing a handful of US shows in with support provided by Barrow Wight this week. The band has also confirmed a special record release show in their hometown of Toronto, set for September 15th at Junction City Music Hall. See all confirmed dates below. CAULDRON: 9/06/2018 The Middle East - Boston, MA w/ Barrow Wight 9/07/2018 Boot & Saddle - Philadelphia, PA w/ Barrow Wight 9/08/2018 The Kingsland - Brooklyn, NY w/ Barrow Wight 9/15/2018 Junction City Music Hall - Toronto, ON Toronto's CAULDRON was born from the ashes of Goat Horn. After calling it quits in 2006, frontman Jason Decay wasted no time in putting together CAULDRON to carry on his heavy metal vision. Leaders among the new wave of traditional heavy metal, CAULDRON - which features Decay alongside Ian Chains (guitar) and Myles Deck (drums) - has since released two EPs with Into The Cauldron (2007) and Moonlight Desires (2014) as well as four full-length albums: Chained To The Nite (2009), Burning Fortune (2011), Tomorrow's Lost (2012), and In Ruin (2016). The band has toured the world with the likes of Municipal Waste, Death Angel, Nevermore, Diamond Head, Enforcer, and in the summer of 2013, were invited to play Metallica's Orion Fest in Detroit. Burning Fortune was nominated for a Juno award in 2012 while the video for the single "All Or Nothing" has received almost 600,000 views on Youtube/Vevo and was featured in the video game RockBand. "The latest single is 'No Longer,' a Scorpions-meets-Dokken-esque rocker that focuses on strong vocals an

The Young Novelists, fronted by Graydon James and Laura Spink, have just released their third studio album “In City & Country”. The album was recorded in Montreal with producer Howard Bilerman who’s worked with Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen and The Wooden Sky. According to Graydon and Laura, the album explores the idea of community through the lens of those stranger-than-fiction tales that get passed from neighbour to neighbour over a cup of coffee at the kitchen table. Each song was inspired by a different small town in Ontario – they actually travelled to and researched the history of the towns – and from those efforts distilled a group of songs that aim to tease apart what it means to belong and what it means to be an outsider, and how the communities we make share more similarities than differences. Which all sounds very intriguing. To learn more about the new album, we caught up with Graydon and Laura at home in Toronto. Visit The Young Novelists online at theyoungnovelists.com. Music: The Young Novelists “Come Around Again”, “All Alone”, “Two Of A Kind”, “City & Country” from “In City & Country” (2018, Self).

Gavin Gardiner of Toronto's The Wooden Sky

Prince Edward Island based troubadour singer-songwriter Irish Mythen joins us on Episode 370 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her fabulous live show, a new album that’s expected this summer and her 2018 tour dates including appearance at the Cambridge Folk Festival in the UK, the Vancouver Folk Festival and the Roots North Music Festival, taking place in Orillia on Friday and Saturday April 20th and 21st. Amy Mangan, one of the organizers of Roots North, joins us to chat about the festival and we also include music from other artists heading to Orillia this time around, including Oh Susanna, The Wooden Sky, Joey Landreth, Jeremie Albino and Orillia's own Danny Webster. Check out the playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-370-irish-mythen-roots-north-2018/

We have quite the new episode for you to pursue with your musical ears and feel with your musical senses. Now is the time to let us into your mind, set up shop, and let us take care of you. On this episode, we feature solid songwriters, quiet storms, hot shot rock, rustic tunes, alternative routes, “Three of a Kind”, British awesomeness, and fuzz with a touch of heart. Tune in for musical bliss… tune into Euphoric Musicality Radio. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euphoricmusicalityradioFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/euphmusicradioE-mail: euphoricmusicalityradio@gmail.comWebsite: www.euphoricmusicalityradio.caCredits:EMR Host: CurtisEMR Producer: Lesley 1) $1000 Wedding, Gram Parsons (0:00:00)2) Cortez Sail, Terry Allen (0:07:50)3) Dean, Terry Reid (0:13:57)4) The Road, Jackson Brown (0:18:35)5) Hold Your Breath, The Acorn (0:25:36)6) Cruel Sea, Barzin (0:31:21)7) I’ll Be A Ghost For You, Rae Spoon (0:36:16)8) To Love is to Bury, Cowboy Junkies (0:40:09)9) Evil, Shovels & Rope (0:47:34)10) Jesus Says So, July Talk (0:52:57)11) Kokeye, Deerhoof (0:57:18)12) All The Things I Wasn’t, The Grapes of Wrath (1:04:10)13) Our Hearts Were Wrong, The Wooden Sky (1:08:13)14) Annie, Emmett Hall (1:12:07)15) Ragtime, Neil Case (1:16:27)16) Sleep Tonight, Stars & Junior Boys (1:23:12)17) Set Yourself on Fire, Stars (1:27:31)18) 1000 Miles of Atmosphere, Hawksley Workman (1:33:03)19) Air Tight, Filmmaker (1:44:34)20) Karate Man, The Super Friendz (1:48:40)21) The Sylvia Hotel, Zumpano (1:51:39)22) Soul Stealer, The Watchman (1:55:20)23) Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out, The Replacements (2:01:44)24) Takin A Ride, The Replacements (2:03:55)25) Bastards of Young, The Replacements (2:06:40)26) Transmetropolitan, The Pogues (2:12:37)27) East Easy Rider, Julian Cope (2:16:36)28) No Names Yet for Henry, The Steppes (2:20:25)29) Waterfall, The Stone Roses (2:27:10)30) Breathe, Sea of Green (2:33:38)31) Yesterday’s Fire, Moonface with Sinai (2:37:57)32) Shitty City, Moonface with Sinai (2:43:02)33) Radiation Blues, Dax Riggs (2:46:56)34) Why Are You?, Nik Turner (2:53:17)

Mike chats with The Wooden Sky's Gavin Gardiner about the recording of their latest album, Swimming in Strange Waters, which sees the band exploring new, more psychedelic sounds. They also talk about beating a case of "demoitis" and whether he feels there is really a "Toronto scene" anymore. We also check in with Alejandra Ribera, who's currently overseas supporting her latest, This Island. She tells us about how moving to new cities - notably Montreal and Paris - and getting lost (literally) inspired her songwriting for this collection. She also talks about being too busy in her professional and person life to feel any pressure after winning the 2014 SOCAN Songwriting Prize. And finally, Marina Adam, the manager of the Ontario Music Office, fills us in on the Ontario Music Fund, whether it's having its desired effect, and why such government and industry financial support in the arts makes sense as an economic driver.

Starting next season, we'll be having "Just the Music" and "Just the Lecture" mini-casts that will feature individual segments of the show.  "Just the Music" will feature interviews, new music, music from the Trent Radio archives and -- just maybe -- live music from the Trent Talks studio.This week, the segment gets a trial run:  A great interview with Nick Ferrio -- and some brand new music. We chat about his collaborations with The Weather Station, Evening Hymns, Julie Doiron, Gavin Bradley Gardiner (from The Wooden Sky); his upcoming gigs with The Lonely Parade; our mutual musical crushes on Dave Tough, the Silverhearts, and the Trent and Peterborough music scenes in general; the impact of Trent University academia on his songwriting; and his grizzly near death in the Trent Nature Areas.

New music, upcoming shows, great stuff, new music, upcoming shows, great stuff, new music, upcoming shows, great stuff! sure, things get a little routine around here, but why not? There’s always great new stuff, there’s always great upcoming shows, and we’ve got a huge well to draw out great songs from the past! Sounds good to me!

New music, upcoming shows, great stuff, new music, upcoming shows, great stuff, new music, upcoming shows, great stuff! sure, things get a little routine around here, but why not? There’s always great new stuff, there’s always great upcoming shows, and we’ve got a huge well to draw out great songs from the past! Sounds good to me!

Steel Belted Radio has been on UMFM every Thursday for over 10 years now! We kicked it off with a special visit from the great Ron Sexsmith and it’s been an adventure ever since. Could something this unpredictable last another 10 years? Only time will tell. Until then, let’s celebrate 10 great years of guests, music, and losing friends.

Steel Belted Radio has been on UMFM every Thursday for over 10 years now! We kicked it off with a special visit from the great Ron Sexsmith and it’s been an adventure ever since. Could something this unpredictable last another 10 years? Only time will tell. Until then, let’s celebrate 10 great years of guests, music, and losing friends.

Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Gram Parsons’ death (a little late), Kasey Chambers, upcoming shows, and all around great music!

Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Gram Parsons’ death (a little late), Kasey Chambers, upcoming shows, and all around great music!

A few tunes today to kick off THE BIG GAME (once we figure out what that game is), before veering off into holiday territory. The holidays get us thinking about those year-end best of lists, so we’ve got some new and notable contenders for those considerations. And, of course, some exciting shows to preview, this time Willy Porter and the return of The Wooden Sky.

A bit of a look back at the recent Blackie & the Rodeo Kings and Murdoch & Sparrow shows, before looking ahead to Great Bloomers and The Wooden Sky. We’ve also got some great new music from Mike Plume (and some classics,) and a bit of All Bruce All the Time action for Old Pal Stu.

A bit of a look back at the recent Blackie & the Rodeo Kings and Murdoch & Sparrow shows, before looking ahead to Great Bloomers and The Wooden Sky. We’ve also got some great new music from Mike Plume (and some classics,) and a bit of All Bruce All the Time action for Old Pal Stu.

A few tunes today to kick off THE BIG GAME (once we figure out what that game is), before veering off into holiday territory. The holidays get us thinking about those year-end best of lists, so we’ve got some new and notable contenders for those considerations. And, of course, some exciting shows to preview, this time Willy Porter and the return of The Wooden Sky.

Pre-recorded today, but we’ve got plenty of great upcoming shows to talk about, including the return of CR Avery, the long-awaited return of Matt Mays, and a show tonight featuring one of our favourites, Sunparlour Players! The version of this show that aired on UMFM contained an interview with Andrew & Rosie of Sunparlour Players, so the last half hour of this podcast is a download exclusive.

Pre-recorded today, but we’ve got plenty of great upcoming shows to talk about, including the return of CR Avery, the long-awaited return of Matt Mays, and a show tonight featuring one of our favourites, Sunparlour Players! The version of this show that aired on UMFM contained an interview with Andrew & Rosie of Sunparlour Players, so the last half hour of this podcast is a download exclusive.

The debut episode of Mix Tape Radio first aired on Folk Radio UK back in July 201`2. As the name of the show implies, this radio show is more like a mix tape. This episode features Scott Rudd, The Wooden Sky, Califone, and 14 other brilliant artists (including an exclusive 'Bedroom Session' from our friend A Singer Of Songs). You can find the full track listing at HI54LOFI.COM (more specifically: http://hi54lofi.com/blog/mix-tape-radio-on-fruk-episode-001)

We’ve got a whole lot of great new music tonight, and a special Stones tribute set in honour of tonight’s show by Pegger’s Banquet at the West End.

We’ve got a whole lot of great new music tonight, and a special Stones tribute set in honour of tonight’s show by Pegger’s Banquet at the West End.

Tonight there’s a can’t miss show going on at the West End, so we’re pre-recorded. Tonight’s concert features two great bands who have visited us in the past for some conversation and live performances. Those were great sessions, worthy of reviewing while we dash off to see the concert tonight. So, we revisit classic live sessions with The Wooden Sky (recorded in February, 2010) and The Sunparlour Players (recorde in November, 2009).

Tonight there’s a can’t miss show going on at the West End, so we’re pre-recorded. Tonight’s concert features two great bands who have visited us in the past for some conversation and live performances. Those were great sessions, worthy of reviewing while we dash off to see the concert tonight. So, we revisit classic live sessions with The Wooden Sky (recorded in February, 2010) and The Sunparlour Players (recorde in November, 2009).

We gots lots goin’ on today, including previews of some of the best shows coming up this week (and there are plenty), including Rose Cousins, who joins us on the telephone today to chat about her fine new album and upcoming debut at the West End Cultural Centre. We’re also celebrating Nick Lowe’s birthday (whenever it might be) and looking at the lineup for this year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival, which was announced this weekend.

We gots lots goin’ on today, including previews of some of the best shows coming up this week (and there are plenty), including Rose Cousins, who joins us on the telephone today to chat about her fine new album and upcoming debut at the West End Cultural Centre. We’re also celebrating Nick Lowe’s birthday (whenever it might be) and looking at the lineup for this year’s Winnipeg Folk Festival, which was announced this weekend.

Some stellar upcoming shows including Del Barber and Romi Mayes, some exciting new music, and a hearty set of Roots Rockin’ classics.

Some stellar upcoming shows including Del Barber and Romi Mayes, some exciting new music, and a hearty set of Roots Rockin’ classics.

In this installment of ChunkyGlasses we boldly go where no podcaster has gone before...or at least no intelligent podcaster...and take Harris along for the ride for good measure. Listen in as we discuss new releases from Damien Jurado, The Wooden Sky and more (See the complete list, with ratings and links below). So grab a seat, grab a beer and strap in because, well, what else have you got to do? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we’re joined by a couple of very special guests, as Christina Martin and Dale Murray drop in to chat, play some songs, and even program the second half of the show. Plus, we get to be the first to play Dale’s exceptional new album, Dream Mountain Dream. This was indeed, one come true.

Today we’re joined by a couple of very special guests, as Christina Martin and Dale Murray drop in to chat, play some songs, and even program the second half of the show. Plus, we get to be the first to play Dale’s exceptional new album, Dream Mountain Dream. This was indeed, one come true.

It’s a wild ride today, with really new music, really old music, a seemingly random tribute to Paul Kelly, and a deliberate tribute to Bob Marley, who would have celebrated his 67th birthday tomorrow.

It’s a wild ride today, with really new music, really old music, a seemingly random tribute to Paul Kelly, and a deliberate tribute to Bob Marley, who would have celebrated his 67th birthday tomorrow.

Today we’re big on gifts & guests, as we get in the holiday spirit by giving away CDs & tickets aplenty, and we welcome Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller, who are set to record a new live album on Tuesday, and who released one of this year’s best local albums, Montgomery Eldorado.

Today we’re big on gifts & guests, as we get in the holiday spirit by giving away CDs & tickets aplenty, and we welcome Scott Nolan & Joanna Miller, who are set to record a new live album on Tuesday, and who released one of this year’s best local albums, Montgomery Eldorado.

Today we got off to a rather rockin’ start, before heading into show previews, new releases, and just plain good stuff. We ended off with a celebration of the season, with some autumn songs!

Today we got off to a rather rockin’ start, before heading into show previews, new releases, and just plain good stuff. We ended off with a celebration of the season, with some autumn songs!

We started the show with Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" and finished with Hawksley Workman's "Autumn's Here" - both fitting songs this autumn evening. Phone interview with Gavin Gardiner of The Wooden Sky, then a live session with local singer-songwriter Aaron Cadwaladr and his drummer Michael Munro. Good times!Happy fall, all..valfolkoasis@gmail.com

Mudge goes solo again, and he starts off in typically miserable style with a set of Townes Van Zandt songs. Somehow, those sad songs only cheer him up, so we started previewing great upcoming shows (there are a bunch!), playing great new releases, and a bunch of just plain great music. Sounds great, to me!

Mudge goes solo again, and he starts off in typically miserable style with a set of Townes Van Zandt songs. Somehow, those sad songs only cheer him up, so we started previewing great upcoming shows (there are a bunch!), playing great new releases, and a bunch of just plain great music. Sounds great, to me!

Tonight, T-Bar & Mudge get a visit from The Sumner Brothers, who stop by to chat and play.

Tonight, T-Bar & Mudge get a visit from The Sumner Brothers, who stop by to chat and play.

Another busy week of upcoming shows in Winnipeg, featuring The Wooden Sky, Jason Plumb, John Wort Hannam, and Spring Breakup, among others. We previewed those, had a listen to some Winnipeg classics, paid a birthday tribute to one of our most devoted listeners, and we still had plenty of time for new music from the mailbag and beyond!

Hey, hey, the gang's all here... well, for 2/3 of the show anyway. For the last half hour we ducked out to go to the Haiti relief fundraiser at WECC, but we left a present behind. Jeff came in on Monday to record an AMAZING live set with The Wooden Sky featuring conversation and the entire band playing live, in-studio!

Another busy week of upcoming shows in Winnipeg, featuring The Wooden Sky, Jason Plumb, John Wort Hannam, and Spring Breakup, among others. We previewed those, had a listen to some Winnipeg classics, paid a birthday tribute to one of our most devoted listeners, and we still had plenty of time for new music from the mailbag and beyond!

Hey, hey, the gang's all here... well, for 2/3 of the show anyway. For the last half hour we ducked out to go to the Haiti relief fundraiser at WECC, but we left a present behind. Jeff came in on Monday to record an AMAZING live set with The Wooden Sky featuring conversation and the entire band playing live, in-studio!

It's KK & The Mudge in-studio this week as we play a wide variety of music, just the way we like it: some pop, some roots, some rock, all good.

We're certifying fall as officially here, as the busy late summer concert concert season is winding down. Sure, there are a couple of shows this week, including The Deep Dark Woods and Kent McAlister, but for the most part, we looked back at great shows past, and heard some great new music.

We're certifying fall as officially here, as the busy late summer concert concert season is winding down. Sure, there are a couple of shows this week, including The Deep Dark Woods and Kent McAlister, but for the most part, we looked back at great shows past, and heard some great new music.

Another unbelievably busy week for concerts in Winnipeg, kicked off by one of the biggest hits at this year's Winnipeg Folk Festival, Amelia Curran, who stopped by the studio to sing us a couple of songs from her great new album Hunter Hunter. The week continues with The Other Brothers, Alana Levandoski, Elliott BROOD, and the return of the great Jesse DeNatale, among others. Even with a busy week like that, we managed to fit in some great new music.

Another unbelievably busy week for concerts in Winnipeg, kicked off by one of the biggest hits at this year's Winnipeg Folk Festival, Amelia Curran, who stopped by the studio to sing us a couple of songs from her great new album Hunter Hunter. The week continues with The Other Brothers, Alana Levandoski, Elliott BROOD, and the return of the great Jesse DeNatale, among others. Even with a busy week like that, we managed to fit in some great new music.