Soundcentury » jam bands conneticut http://soundcentury.com Mon, 21 May 2012 21:30:11 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Soundcentury delivers a weekly podcast featuring unsigned rock and roll bands from New England. You can expect to hear Vermont bands, New Hampshire bands, Maine bands, Connecticut bands, Rhode Island bands and Massachusetts Bands. All bands are handpicked by the soundcentury team. They are then called upon to send over their music and if they do...it gets heard by you. soundcentury clean soundcentury strainephotography@gmail.com strainephotography@gmail.com (soundcentury) soundcentury Music Soundcentury Jambands,vermont,music,independent,rock,and,roll,good,dank,phish,talkingheads,unsigned,new,england,new,hampshire,music,grateful,dead,pixies,new,england,indie,music,burlington,vermont,music,jam,new,england Soundcentury » jam bands conneticut http://www.soundcentury.com/images/scrssimage.jpg http://soundcentury.com Soundcentury launches new logo http://soundcentury.com/2010/02/soundcentury-launches-new-logo/ http://soundcentury.com/2010/02/soundcentury-launches-new-logo/#comments Wed, 17 Feb 2010 22:13:32 +0000 http://soundcentury.com/?p=379 soundcentury logo

Here is the new logo that hopefully will remain as the permanent logo for Soundcentury.

Other news…Soundcentury is now primarily focused with the New England Music Scene. Why not? It rocks and I live in Maine. I spent years photographing bands in Vermont and many of these bands will be featured [...]]]> vermont indie music, new hampshire indie music, maine indie music, new england unsigned bands, new england music podcast

soundcentury logo

Here is the new logo that hopefully will remain as the permanent logo for Soundcentury.

Other news…Soundcentury is now primarily focused with the New England Music Scene. Why not? It rocks and I live in Maine. I spent years photographing bands in Vermont and many of these bands will be featured in upcoming podcasts and again, New England rocks. Plus, it’s a big world. There is a shit load of bands out there, and to even attempt to try and stay on top of that is just not happening at the moment.

I am ciked to get down with New England bands in future podcasts. Truly looking foreword to it actually, and it gives this project some focus which is cool. So, thanks to all those subscribed to the podcast. I will do my best to keep delivering a podcast on a weekly basis, and try to keep you all up to date on emerging alternative energy companies that are going to explode in the coming years.

Oh, and I recently upgraded my audio equipment, and so the podcasts are going to be sounding a lot smoother. Thanks for hanging in there for all that annoying feedback that kept happening. Expect future shows to be much better sounding.

I will leave you with a little live Frank Zappa from 1976 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. This funky track is Dirty Love.

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