Radio Rubber Room, EP25 feat. The Kindling Kind

by | Aug 17, 2011 | MUSIC

In Episode 25 of Radio Rubber Room we were lucky to have The Kindling Kind grace us with their presence. They brought their instruments and displayed a great folkish sound that was highlighted by the beautiful vocals and lyrical ability of the lead singer, Miriam Martin.

In Episode 25 of Radio Rubber Room we were lucky to have The Kindling Kind grace us with their presence. They brought their instruments and displayed a great folkish sound that was highlighted by the beautiful vocals and lyrical ability of the lead singer, Miriam Martin. They played a few tunes for us off their current self-titled release, as well as a new one they have yet to lay down.

We talk to the group about their process, their plans for the future, and pancakes. A lot about pancakes. Simon’s mom also made an appearance with her show picks this week, which she concluded with a very interesting rendition of “Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi. Overall, great times.

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Track List

1) Muelle – Torn Down

2) The Kindling Kind – Awakening

3) Downbeat Switch – Track Me Down(Live at The Canal Club)

4) The Kindling Kind – Wild Child

5) Psychobilly Cadillac – Weather Van

6) Tommy Edwards – Browns and Greys

7) The Kindling Kind – Lovely Mess

8) The Canary Promise – Born Again

9) The Kindling Kind – Fire To My Bones

10) The Good Birds – John Henry

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