Hey everyone! This Friday Sept 3 there is a show at Casey’s on Campus. It is only five bucks for three bands. The show is nineteen plus so bring your IDs and some cash for refreshments.

The first show on Fri Sept 3 will be a mix between new-wave, post-punk and garage. But not all the CIVL Stage shows will have this sound.

Stay tuned to CIVL.ca on Sept 3 because CIVL Radio will announce who the Sept 18 headliner is. This will be a night of indie rock and pop hooks that will get you dancing. You will not be disappointed.

To hear the music of the first show, click on the pictures of the bands:

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The Blisterin’ Barnacles from Abbotsford are still number one on the CIVL Radio !earshot charts with their latest release Rock’n'Roll Avenue. For information on how to pick up this swashbuckling album made with a hefty D.I.Y. Abbotsford punk ethic, become a fan on facebook or be their friend on myspace. Then send them a message. It costs $10 and with nine songs, that is $1.11 per song. What a steal!

Here’s the top fifteen for the week of Aug 18-24:

1. Blisterin’ Barnacles - Rock’n'Roll Avenue

2. The Vicious Cycles - Momma b/w No Good

3. The Brains - Zombie Nation

4. Grim Hymm and the Horrors - Grim Hymm and the Horrors

5. White Lung - Atlanta

6. Grasscut - 1 Inch : 1/2 Mile

7. Hank III - Rebel Within

8. Mad Sin - Burn and Rise!

9. The Hyponophonics - Last Band on Earth

10. The Deadcats - Look Like Hell

11. The Koffin Kats - Forever For Hire

12. American Werewolves - Kings of the Cleveland Streets

13. The Coathangers - Scramble

14. Frazey Ford - Obadiah

15. Striker - Eyes In The Night

CIVL Radio has been charting to the !earshot, the national campus and community radio report since Apr 20, 2010. There has been a variety of musical genres represented from electronica to psychobilly and indie-pop to punk.

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Local punk rockers Blisterin’ Barnacles have skyrocketed to number one on the CIVL Radio !earshot charts with their release “Rock ‘n’ Roll Avenue.” The album is full of great guitar riffs and a thumping beat that might remind you of getting a few pints at one of the pubs on Essendene and West Railway.

PS, the profanity may assault those with conservative sensibilities. But for those with Abbotsford punk as eff sensibilities, it’s all about you.

The following are the top fifiteen starting with artist name and then the music release title:

1. Blisterin’ Barnacles - Rock’n'Roll Avenue

2. Tokyo Police Club - Champs

3. Frazey Ford - Obadiah

4. Caribou - Swim

5. Hannah Georgas - This Is Good

6. Dragonette - Fixin’ To Thrill

7. Telekinesis - Telekinesis!

8. The Weepies - Be My Thrill

9. Gramercy Riffs - It’s Heartbreak

10. The New Pornographers - Together

11. Bison B.C. - Dark Ages

12. Kobra And The Lotus - Out Of The Pit

13. Glo - On The Outside

14. Joel Willoughby - Rain And The Pocket Change

15. A Sunny Day In Glasgow - Nitetime Rainbows

CIVL Radio has been charting to the !earshot, the national campus and community radio report since Apr 20, 2010. There has been a variety of musical genres represented from electronica to psychobilly and indie-pop to punk.

This Sat, Aug 21 at the W2 Storyeum the will be an indigenous festival called the Red Slam Jam. The event will run from 11am until sometime after midnight with panels on the Truth and Reconciliation Process and indigenous broadcasting before an evening of indigenous music performers.

CIVL Radio will be broadcasting most of the event in the afternoon until 8 pm. To listen to a live stream of the entire event go the following url at 11 am: cjsf.ca:9010.

One of CIVL Radio’s broadcaster will even be participating on the panel of indigenous broadcasters. Listen for Larry Portelance sometime in the afternoon after 2:30 pm.