Graham Smith!

Pop kingpin Graham Smith (ex-Kleenex Girl Wonder, current Graham Smith & Herbs) phones it in from Queens, NY. Graham Smith is the coolest person alive. Graham Smith is the strongest man alive. Graham Smith is a serving wench at a themed restaurant. Graham Smith invented the drums. God bless a landline, last-minute booking, and Bollywood, and God bless Graham Smith.

Songs:

Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar / Carried Away / Cathedral Cielings / Types and Kinds of Problems / Why Must You Be So Damn Morose / The Heat / Frowns and Squeals / Hrithik

Last song cuts off, continues here, but cuts off again anyway.

The Real Pink Nasty

Heartbreaker Pink Nasty (aka Sara Beck) sings the dirty lo-fi from Austin, TXXX. Also featured on the suburban gangsta rap classic "AIDS Can't Stop Me" by her brother Black Nasty, on an album of romantic ballads by the Kevins, and on Bonnie Prince Billy's "Summer in the Southeast", she is fantastic, no doubt about it.

Songs:

Mold the Gold / BTK Blues / Six Feet Deep in Love / Dirty Soap / What the Fuck

Don Zientara!

Rock legend and all-around nice guy Don Zientara phones it in from the inner sanctum of DC punk, the control room of Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, VA, where almost every major Dischord Records album was recorded. After a few weeks of technical mishaps and scheduling errors, this one's damn near perfect. Don talks about his "Sixteen Songs", plays some tunes, and gives a preview of his forthcoming album. Enjoy!

Songs:

Basement's on Fire / Clocks and Watches / Thoughts / Somewhere

Devendra Banhart

Devendra Banhart phones in a tune or two from Topanga, CA, an unincorporated neighborhood in western Los Angeles County. Located in the Santa Monica Mountains and occupying Topanga Canyon, it is bounded on three sides by park or conservancy lands, and on the south by the Pacific Ocean and a small strip of Malibu, which is the main community to the west. On the east is Pacific Palisades.

Songs:

Long-Haired Child / Barnyard Song

Begins about 21 minutes in.