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S09 E23 – Instrumental Bands
This episode consists of two instrumental bands. Us, Today playing at the Pioneer and Dino Launch Committee playing at Be Here Now.
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S09 E23-2 – Dino Launch Committee
Dino Launch Committee is playing as a three-piece instrumental band from Indianapolis. In this performance, they are playing at Be Here Now.
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S09 E23-1 – Us, Today
Us, Today is a trio band from Cincinnati. They are playing at the Pioneer in Indianapolis from February 2019’s First Friday.
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S09 E22 – The Yellow Kites, Sliding Glass, and Vilai Harrington and The Hamptones
A variety show featuring American folk, energetic hard rock, and traditional folk.
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S09 E22-3 – Vilai Harrington and The Hamptones
In this episode we take a listen to Vilai Harrington & The Hamptones, a traditional folk band from Aiken South Carolina.
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S09 E22-2 – Sliding Glass
Hard rock from Sliding Glass.
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S09 E22-1 – The Yellow Kites
American folk from The Yellow Kites
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S09 E21 – Chreece 4 @ Square Cat Vinyl
Last August, our production team recorded a variety of rap/hip hop artists during the Chreece 4 music festival. This episode will feature three of those performances which occurred at Square Cat Vinyl: Gritty and the Craftsman, SlyOn, and Chuck Mason.
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S09 E21-3 – Chuck Mason
Chuck Mason is a hip hop artist from from Indianapolis. His style leans towards up-front vocals, looming over aggressive hip hop beats. This performance took place at Square Cat Vinyl.
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S09 E21-2 – SlyOn
SlyOn is a hip hop duo from Indianapolis which includes a vocalist, RipRock, and a producer, Chree. This performance was recorded at Square Cat Vinyl.
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S09 E21-1 – Gritty and the Craftsman
Gritty and the Craftsman are two hip hop artists from Indianapolis, IAm_Gritty and The Craftsman. This performance was recorded at Square Cat Vinyl.
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S09 E20 – Katie Pederson, Carmichael, & The Icks
Two folk bands recorded from the White Rabbit in Indianapolis: Katie Pederson and Carmichael, and one punk band recorded from the Pioneer: The Icks.
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S09 E20-3 – The Icks
The Icks are a four-piece punk rock band from Indianapolis, Indiana. In this recording, they are playing at The Pioneer.
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S09 E20-2 – Carmichael
A five-piece band from Indianapolis, playing at the White Rabbit in Fountain Square.
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S09 E20-1 – Katie Pederson
Katie Pederson is a solo artist based out of Michigan. In this performance, Katie is playing at the White Rabbit in Indianapolis.
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S09 E19 – Culture Shock
It’s the 32nd annual Culture Shock music festival within Rhino’s Youth Center this week.
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S09 E19-3 – Joy Again
Joy Again, an indie rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, performs at the 32nd annual Culture Shock music festival within Rhino’s Youth Center.
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S09 E19-2 – Heaven Honey
Heaven Honey, an “indie rock folk singer songwriter blah blah” from Bloomington, Indiana, performs at the 32nd annual Culture Shock music festival within Rhino’s Youth Center.
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S09 E19-1 – Nice Try
Nice Try, an indie/pop-punk band from Bloomington, Indiana, performs at the 32nd annual Culture Shock music festival within Rhino’s Youth Center. Produced by Trevor Matthews
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S09 E18-3 – Fern Murphy
Three-piece Indie rock band Fern Murphy performs at the 2018 Independent Music and Art Festival.
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About The Scene
The Scene is a weekly public radio show produced in Indiana that features music in performance from around the great Hoosier state. Each week, we bring listeners an hour of live music performed in local venues catered by a team of human beings who simply love music.
Our goal is to promote the Indiana music scene by focusing on the music itself. We want to tell the story of the music happening in our own backyards, to be a spark of conversation between fellow music-lovers, and to give listeners a bit of context about new and upcoming artists, sometimes through interviews with the musicians themselves.
The Scene is produced at Indiana Public Radio in collaboration with Ball State's Music & Media Production department and is made possible in part by listeners (just like you!) and the Vice President for Information Technology at Ball State.