- Animal Collective, Neko Case, Grand Lake and More!
May 2009 Noise Pop New Music Podcast featuring Animal Collective, Neko Case, Grand Lake and more.
- 2009 Noise Pop Festival Edition
This special expanded edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast takes you through each day of music from the 2009 Noise Pop Festival (Feb 24-Mar 1). The episode features music from Antony And The Johnsons, The Submarines, Themselves, and many more.
- Deerhoof, Megapuss and More
The January 2009 Noise Pop New Music Podcast opens up the year with new tracks from Megapuss, Gregory & The Hawk, Deer Tick, Love Is All, Oranger, Her Space Holiday and more.
- November 2008 featuring Of Montreal, Vivian Girls, and more!
This month's Noise Pop New Music Podcast features brand new tracks from Of Montreal, Manda Rin, Vivian Girls,Crystal Stilts, Facing New York, Bye Bye Blackbirds, Swann Danger, and more!
- October 2008 featuring The All Girl Summer Fun Band, Alias and More!
The October 2008 episode of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast features new music from Seattle's These Arms Are Snakes, New York City's Marnie Stern, Anticon Records' resident beat doctor Alias, as well as Bay Area locals Little Teeth, Ole Hole, and ex-Street To Nowhere front man Dave Smallen. Brought to you by new host, Spenser Cooper Russell-Snyder.
- Treasure Island Music Festival
Listen to some selections from the Treasure Island Music Festival, which features 28 bands over one weekend. The fest runs Saturday and Sunday, Sept 20-21, 2008.
- July 2008 featuring The Hold Steady, Mates of State and more!
The July 2008 episode features brand new tracks from The Hold Steady, Mates Of State and Architecture In Helsinki.
- June 2008 featuring The Night Marchers, Ladytron and more!
The June 2008 edition of the New Music Podcast features brand new tracks from The Night Marchers, adytron, Free Kitten, The Foxboro Hot Tubs and more!
- May 2008: Death Cab For Cutie, Colin Meloy, and more
May 2008's episode features a new Death Cab for Cutie single, a live track by Decemberists front man, Colin Meloy, Brooklyn's Tim Fite, So Cal's Thee Makeout Party, SF's Ian Fayes and much more.
- April 2008: Man Man, Witch, The Morning Benders and more
The April 2008 edition features 10 tracks of new independent and underground music, including Philadelphia's Man Man, Witch (featuring members of Dinosaur Jr. and Feathers), Olympia, WA's The Old Haunts, Toronto's Crystal Castles and more!
- February 2008 Featuring The Mountain Goats, Quasi and more!
The February 2008 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast exclusively features songs by artists performing at the upcoming Noise Pop Festival in San Francisco, including The Mountain Goats, Helio Sequence and more! Hosted by Christopher Appelgren.
- January 2008 featuring Blitzen Trapper, Tilly and The Wall and more
Noise Pop's January podcast -- a little late in coming -- features tracks by artists that will be playing at the upcoming 2008 Noise Pop Festival, including Blitzen Trapper, Panther and Tilly and the Wall. Hosted by Christopher Appelgren.
- December 2007 featuring Magnetic Fields, Cursive and more
The December 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast features some tracks from artists playing the 2008 Noise Pop Festival including Magnetic Fields and Cursive. Plus new tracks from Oakland's Why?, San Francisco's Minipop, Los Angeles's Great Northern, Olympia's Tender Forever and more!
- November 2007 featuring Thurston Moore, Grizzly Bear, Beirut, Subtle and more.
This episode includes a new track from Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore, Beirut, Jason Schwarzman's Coconut Records, an alternate version of a Grizzly Bear song, as well as songs from upcoming artists Audrye Sessions, Nicole Atkins and The Sea, The Blakes, and more!
- Oct. 2007: Les Savy Fav, Black Lips, The Fiery Furnaces and more
Christopher Appelgren hosts the October 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast, featuring The Fiery Furnaces, Black Lips, Les Savy Fav, The New Amsterdams, American Steel and more.
- Sept. 2007: Treasure Island Music Festival Special
The Sepetember 2007 edition of the Noise Pop New Music Podcast is dedicated to Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment's new music event in San Francisco, the two-day long Treasure Island Music Festival, Saturday and Sunday, September 15 and 16. Hear music by performers, Earlimart, Dengue Fever, Zion I, Au Revoire Simone, Flosstradamus and more.
- August 2007: Stars, Stereo Total, Los Campesinos and more
Noise Pop selects ten tracks of the best new indie music releases each month, hosted by Christopher Appelgren.
- July 2007: Spoon, John Vanderslice, Rogue Wave and more
Noise Pop's New Music Podcast, hosted by Christopher Appelgren, features 10 tracks of new independent and underground music, meaning a brand new band or a current or upcoming album release. The July 2007 edition includes a number of excellent Summer album releases including Spoon from their album Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga, an exclusive new track by Rogue Wave, Hella's Aaron Ross from his first solo album, plus the latest from San Francisco's own Film School, John Vanderslice and much more.
- June 2007: Rocky Votolato, Dntel, Frank Black, 1990s, Calvin Harris and more
It's the New Music Podcast for June 2007 -- 10 tracks of new independent and underground music -- meaning a brand new artist or a song from a current or upcoming album release. This month's episode includes new music by Calvin Harris, Dntel, Rocky Votolato, 1990s, Bottom Of The Hudson, Frank Black and more.
- May 2007: Two Gallants, Elliot Smith, Frog Eyes and More
May 2007 Edition includes new music by Rogue Wave from the Spider-Man 3 soundtrack, The Mary Timony Band, Two Gallants from their new EP The Scenery Of Farewell, former Guided By Voices frontman Robert Pollard, Elliott Smith from a new collection of rare and unreleased music, Papercuts and more.
- April 2007: Bright Eyes, Feist, Voxtrot & more
Tune in to the Noise Pop New Music Podcast, featuring ten of the best new indie music releases each month. April's episode features music by Bright Eyes, Dntel, Feist, You Say Party! We Say Die! and more. Hosted by Christopher Appelgren.
