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Homemade Confetti The Damnits
Songs for Sugarpants PODCAST April 2008
Introducing the Life on the C-bus local music podcast! This month features Columbus music from Nuclear Children, Banjo Drill, Bullet Jones, Miss Molly, 
The Iry, The Lost Revival and more!  take me to the podcast! Links
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Music for Humans Life on the c-bus The Nuclear Children’s single release show
I first heard “Paint It Red” unrefined and coursing out of beat-up car speakers in a parking lot.  Jason Matthew, lead singer of The Nuclear Children, caught me as I was leaving an opening party for and asked if I’d spare a minute to take a listen to a new song... The Iry
Dinner For Two On The Moon Podcast Click here for more feature stories in the Feature Story Archive Margin of Error
Destroy. Create. Repeat
(from Cleveland) Amanda Heironimus is on her way  
Amanda Heironimus is a gentle force on the Columbus scene.  Expanding her piano-driven melodies with a recently-formed full band, Amanda is breaking out... read more... Darynyck
The Sasquatch Sessions
Vol. I & II CD Review: The Lost Revival
The title of The Lost Revival’s first full-length, “Homemade Confetti” -- which brings to mind partying and mindless fun -- belies the weighty content and mood-driven blend of dark guitars and heavy content... read more... Our Cat Philip: See this band
There are many bands on the Columbus local scene that are notable, some that aren’t, and a few that I believe music lovers simply must pay attention to.  Our Cat Philip is one of the latter... read more... read more... The LotC PODCAST is here!
The inaugural Life on the C-bus podcast has, at long last, been posted in the Podcast section.  Listen to the ’cast and experience Mike Folker and I fumble our way through the first of our monthly installments... take me to the podcast!