
Slim Cessna
We started off with Denver-based Slim Cessna, of Slim Cessna’s Auto Club. This band has been around for a quarter-century, and kind of grew up in isolation in Denver–where folks who listened to country and also to harder rock sounds in the 1980s, out of necessity, created their own scene and sound. They recently released their 2008 double album “Cipher”. Cipher is by turns, mysterious, dramatic, bleak, and fun (yes, bleak AND fun!). Its re-release is rather timely–it’s kind of a strange world we live in, and the songs are left open to interpretation for the listener–who may interpret them differently now than they might have in 2008. They are about to embark on a big U.S. and European tour, winding up in Moscow. More info can be found at: scacunincorporated.com.

Cathy Cooper & Stephen McNeely of The Great Sadness
Artist | Track | Album
Jody Porter | In The Beginning… | Pacifier
The Bookends | Far Away, But Around | Single release
Sunshine Boys | Schoolyard Bully | Single release
Richard Turgeon | Bad Seed | In Between The Spaces
Bud Rogers | Intercity Mars | Starman
Maxi Dunn | Everything | Edmund & Leo
Plasticsoul | Therapy | Therapy
Slim Cessna interview
Slim Cessna’s Auto Club | This Land Is Our Land Redux | Cipher
Slim Cessna’s Auto Club | Children Of The Lord | Cipher
Felsen | Self Medicate | Accidental Drowning
Lannie Flowers | Everything A Man Could Want | Single release
Three Minute Tease | Coffee That Makes The Man Go Mad | Bite The Hand
Jason Falkner | My Lucky Day | Can You Still Feel?
Gail George | Fool’s Paradise | Follow Your Bliss!
Duncan Faure | Brother | Pronounced “Four-Uh”
Crooked Flower | Too Broke To Fix | Between Two Stars
Sean O’Brien and His Dirty Hands | Sleeping With Me | Mistakes
Cathy Cooper & Stephen McNeely of The Great Sadness interview
The Great Sadness | Never | Weep
The Great Sadness | Underground | Weep
The Welcome Matt | Feel Something | More Empire Days
The Cherry Bluestorms | Wear Your Love Like Heaven | Bad Penny Opera
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