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Radio Rubber Room EP 44, Featuring Mothball Fleet

by | Jan 9, 2012 | MUSIC

In Episode 44, Radio Rubber Room kicked off in their new time-slot with special guest Mothball Fleet. The Polka/Punk duo, Oompa and Squeeze cranked out their unique brand with a mixture of both original and cover tunes. The kicked knowledge from behind an accordion and drumset

In Episode 44, Radio Rubber Room kicked off in their new time-slot with special guest Mothball Fleet. The Polka/Punk duo, Oompa and Squeeze cranked out their unique brand with a mixture of both original and cover tunes. The kicked knowledge from behind an accordion and drumsetisteners on an often over looked genre of music recently removed from the Grammys. This show was a blast. The hosts goofed off with Mothball Fleet while Shaun provided witty banter and nailed his off-the-cuff jokes. Best episode yet??? You decide!

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO EPISODE #44

This episode includes RVA Music from Ghost Owls, Black Girls, Patrick Bates, The Inflatables, Murphy’s Kids, and Gypsy Healers.

Click here to keep up with the show on Facebook and @RadioRubberRoom on Twitter.

Radio Rubber Room can be heard live every Thursday night from 10-12am on 102.9FM in Richmond

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