Radio Rubber Room EP17, Spotted Dead Nettle

by | Jun 13, 2011 | MUSIC

This week the Rubber Room guys welcomed Spotted Dead Nettle into the studio. They brought with them their instruments and rocked out with us on a variety of of original tunes that showed off their wide spectrum of influences.

This week the Rubber Room guys welcomed Spotted Dead Nettle into the studio. They brought with them their instruments and rocked out with us on a variety of of original tunes that showed off their wide spectrum of influences. Spotted Dead Nettle is a four piece rock band that features Will on Drums, Brian on bass, Joe playing lead guitar, and Jordan providing vocals/guitar/keys. For Spotted Dead Nettle’s first ever radio performance, the Radio Rubber Room guys went relatively easy on them, but did not hold back when it came to abusing Simon during “Simon Says“. Spotted Dead Nettle held it down, while Derrick’s head nearly exploded from a caffeine overdose. Listen to the show on demand, subscribe to it for free on iTunes and don’t forget to check us out every Saturday from 6-8PM on 102.9 FM in Richmond, VA

LISTEN TO EPISODE 17 BY CLICKING HERE

Track List:

1) The Dream Machine – Dead Man’s Tongue

2) The Former Champions – Stereo System

3) People’s Blues Of Richmond – Only Insane

4) Grinding Stone – Get On

5) Proverbial – Drug Of Choice

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