Author: Mark

Another jam-packed episode of EVERYONE’S INVITED is in the books!  The standard amount of classic cuts, regional artists, a seasonal theme (can you guess what it was?), and a label spotlight on Secretly Canadian....

Mid-summer blues are no match for post-rock radio.  Another episode in the books, archiving indie music both old and new, familiar and obscure, from around the corner and around the world.  This week’s label...

A normal episode (if there is such a thing) of EVERYONE’S INVITED pulls songs from all corners of the musical universe, and sometimes, if we’re all lucky, I can squeeze in some kind of electronic...

Summer is the season of yard work, and EVERYONE’S INVITED continues to dig deeper into the ground.  Unearthing gems and planting seeds is what we’re all about!  This week’s Label Spotlight was on the...

Without any planning at all, I still managed to sprinkle in a few songs with “America” in the title.   Happy Independence Day!  Thanks to Syracuse musicians who create music!  Thanks to DGC Records...

Summer is here!  For those that wanted to sit back and relax (assuming one relaxes to boundary pushing noise), the webcast through Westcott Radio always does the trick.  For those that want to hear...

Listeners (by the way, thank you listeners!) got a double-dose of goodness this week with an entire show of cover songs.  You can’t keep a good song down, and these acts proved it a...

We made it… Half-way-ish through 2017!  Time to celebrate with music, ice cream, and air conditioning.  Here’s the best of what’s been crossing my radar this year.  New bands have burst from the gate, old...

Back to business as normal, and business as normal is very weird.  This week’s episode featured a dangerous and delicious buffet of indie music, local artists, and the first-ever second spotlight on 4AD Records.  EVERYONE’S...

Normally my kitchen-sink setlist includes indie rock, lo-fi pop, punk noise, oddball electro, and so forth.  This time around the show was entirely culled from Syracuse-based artists, and none of the quality or diversity was...