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JINGWEIR Radio Podcast #4: Spring 2012 (上)
00:01 (1) Thruoutin - Chicano Heaven Blast http://site.douban.com/thruoutin/
03:50 (2) Skip Skip Ben Ben - NNYYY http://site.douban.com/skipskipbenben
08:20 (3) Dear Eloise - On The Street http://www.douban.com/group/216712/
12:13 (4) Soviet Pop - Live at Hotcat Club http://site.douban.com/sovietpop/
14:56 (5) The Offset: Spectacles - Dead Air http://the-offsets.bandcamp.com/
19:45 (6) Hedgehog - Heart on Fire http://site.douban.com/hedgehog/
24:08 (7) Immune - Dextromethrphan http://site.douban.com/immune/
http://site.douban.com/jingweir
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From JINGWEIR zine issue #3, available for free in PDF:
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LIVEBEIJINGMUSIC.COM: Hedgehog - Chuntian Lai le @ 2012 Strawberry Music Festival
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CHINA BRIDGE MIXTAPE IS UP
SOURCE: email i just received from pairs in shanghai
Yo yo yo,
How’s it going?
So I was pretty bummed seeing festival line ups in China as of late; same ol’ bands and that kind of vibe. So Tenzenmen and I put out an open call to bands who are interested in coming to China. Ended up with 34 bands - a lot from Australia as that’s where the majority of our circles float about. But anyway, I put them on Douban and they are available for streaming here:
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Are you a musician that wants to come and tour China, playing gigs all throughout the mainland? This Town Touring knows how to make it happen.
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The Offset: Spectacles
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Alpine Decline - Psychic Dissonance (Post Punk/Psychedelic/Beijing Americans)
http://alpinedecline.com/#alpine_decline
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Kaleidoscope: Midi Rocks Beijing
This year’s May holiday offered no fewer than five music festivals in Beijing, all vying for attention with the promise of local legends, rising stars and overseas acts.
The Midi Music Festival, in spite of its location nearly 50 kilometers from the city center at the Shunyi Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park, drew everyone from punks to head bangers to little kids. This year’s theme of PM2.5 was meant to raise awareness about the harmful effects of air pollution, with Greenpeace unfurling banners over the Song Stage (宋舞台) during a set by singer Hao Yun (郝云).
Read more, and see the slideshow
(via modaal)
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