Episode Sixteen of our SongCast Podcast is live and features the best indie rock from the SongCast family of artists!
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This Month’s Featured Artists:
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We will start off with Mr Brian Haner, father of Avenged Sevelfold guitarist Sysinter Gates.  Brian has appeared on Showtime, comedy central, has has recorded for many major record labels, and continues to produce amazing music distributed by SongCast.  He has appeared on several hit movie soundtracks, Car Wash (1976), Which Way Is Up (1977) and Animal House (1978).  The song Car Wash by Rose Royce was a huge radio hit in the mid 70s, reaching #1 on the billboard charts.  The song was covered in 2004 by Christina Aguilera and Missy Elliott.  We feature a great single from Brian Haner called “Walkin’ WIth The Moon.”  The guitar and keyboard solos at the end are incredible. 

Here is one more track from Brian Haner, one of the best comedy songs & videos ever made.  You will love “Fistfight At The Wafflehouse.”

Next is a a tasty indie rock track from New Jersey.  Say hello to Joe Var Veri and crank up “Day In The Sun.”

The Even Tide churn out heavy straight forward rock with a modern flavor.  This is “At Sixes And Sevens.”

Tuesdays Ashes sets a heavy groove and establishes a sound all their own with the single “Slipping Away.”

The New York City power pop group, Lava Baby was founded in the late 90s and fueled by a musical bond between childhood friends.  Enjoy this amazing track called “Brand New Mood.”

How about an energetic rock jam from Northfolk England.  Here is Plumbjam’s “Quarantine” from the release The 100th Monkey.

Kid Hustle combines power chords with hip hop and rattles your bones.  Check it.

Shane McKay serves up bright, energetic, indie instrumental rock from Melbourne Australia with “Slow Burn.”


How about some indie rock from Mercedes, Texas.  Take a listen to Kid Zapper’s “Stop The War.”

Let’s jump into heavy alternative rock from Death By Nine and “Fictional Reality,” from the The Butchers Garden.

Krux was founded by Candlemass bassist Leif Edling, along with a supergroup of metal stars including member sof bands such as Opeth, Entombed, Yngwie Malmsteem and others.  This track is from Krux III, “He Who Sleeps Among The Stars.”