Now on Band Over Boston: Interviews

Max Bowen of Citywide Blackout is adding a special new dimension to BOB’s library.

Max has been bringing you Citywide Blackout via Cyberstation USA for over a year.  It’s a weekly institution, airing every Thursday evening at 10pm.  Max has had guests visit his studio, and he’s also covered events live.  He has honed his interviewing arts into a incisive, discerning weapon.  I hear CIA operatives listen to his tapes in Interrogation 201.

Best of all (and you probably could have guessed this part), Max focuses on local Boston-area music and the musicians who make it.

Now, a selection of Max’s interviews will be hosted on Band Over Boston’s music library.  Starting with Max’s material, I’ll be making a new playlist within Band Over Boston – interviews – and you’ll be able to listen to a selection of Max’s archive at your leisure.  Sweet!

Check Max out on Thursdays at 10pm here and at Citywide Blackout’s blog.

Interviews being added on 7/31:  Highway Ghosts, Kimberly Bomba, Protean Collective, and Three Day Threshold.

The Highway’s “Forest People” is Deli Magazine New England’s Album of the Month

Hey, all,

The Deli New England is now featuring my spotlight of The Highway‘s Forest People as its Album of the Month for July.  You’ll definitely see echoes of my “Recently Added” post about Forest People in the review, but the feature at the Deli goes into more detail.

Head over to The Deli New England, look to the right of the page, and scroll down until you see it.  The tall, thin CD of the Month box is there.

Apologies for post scarcity as of late.  I’ve still been adding music to the Band Over Boston library amidst the chaos, so there’s some great new stuff up there for you to check out.  I owe you “Recently Added” posts – if you’re reading this, I’m guessing you probably have my phone number, and harassment calls or texts for your music to be featured are allowed and encouraged.  Just sign all threats, please, so I can keep organized.

- Cullen Corley