Radio Rubber Room EP16, Opposite The Satellite

by | Jun 9, 2011 | MUSIC

In this weeks episode Opposite The Satellite joined the Rubber Room for some juvenile fun and low brow humor.

In this weeks episode Opposite The Satellite joined the Rubber Room for some juvenile fun and low brow humor. Opposite The Satellite brought the pain with two of their angst filled original tunes while covering two of our favorite Nirvana songs (Poly, Something In The Way). Manzelli was not present because he had to attend a wedding, as expected, Simon tracked his super secret location down and made his mom drop him off. Simon’s Mom filled in for “Simon Says” and informed everyone where the happenings where in Richmond this week. After a short creative hiatus, the guys returned with a new product parody in “Albert Fallenscratches Old Fashioned School For Skip Whistling”.

Click Here to listen to Episode 16 Featuring Opposite The Satellite

Track List:

1) Du Brut – Temptation

2) The Rift – Fire Escapes

3) Psychobilly Cadillac – Out Of Mind

4) Downbeat Switch – The Light

5) The Good Birds – Hello Sunrise


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