Dates soon to be announced.

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25/04/12 be BRUXELLES Chocolaterie
26/04/12 nl AMSTERDAM Melkweg Sygar Club
27/04/12 nl ROTTERDAM Baroeg
28/04/12 nl GRONINGEN Vera Club
29/04/12 nl EINDOVEN Effenaar
30/04/12 TK ISTANBUL Garaj Istanbul
03/05/12 GR ATHENS Six Dogs
04/05/12 GR LARISSA Stage Line

Radio Moscow
“Broke Down”
Le Point Ephémère, Paris
le 11 avril 2012
Youtube: SparrowHawq

06/04/12 – FR – LYON @ Le Clacson + JAMES LEG
07/04/12 – FR – CREIL @ La Grange à Musique
09/04/12 – NL – UTRECHT@ Db’s
10/04/12 – FR - LILLE @ La Péniche + JAMES LEG
11/04/12 – FR – PARIS @ Point Ephemere + James Leg
12/04/12 – IT – TORINO @ Spazio 211
13/04/12 – IT – ROMA @ Init
14/04/12 – IT – BOLOGNA @ Covo
16/04/12 – FR – BORDEAUX @ Iboat + JAMES LEG
17/04/12 – FR – MONTPELLIER @ TaF Secret Place
18/04/12 – SP – BARCELONA @ Rock Sound
19/04/12 – SP – BILBAO @ Café ANTZOKIA
20/04/12 – SP – ONATI @ Gaztereku
21/04/12 – SP – MURCIA @ Micro Musicas Fest
22/04/12 – SP – MADRID @ El Sol
25/04/12 – BE – BRUXELLES @ VK CONCERT
26/04/12 – NL – AMSTERDAM @ Melkweg Sygar Club
27/04/12 – NL – ROTTERDAM @ Baroeg
28/04/12 – NL – GRONINGEN @ Vera Club
29/04/12 – NL – EINDOVEN @ Effenaar
30/04/12 – TK – ISTANBUL @ Garaj Istanbul
03/05/12 – GR – ATHENS @ Six Dogs
04/05/12 – GR – LARISSA @ Stage Club

Radio Moscow’s previously unreleased debut album. Recorded entirely by Parker Griggs (he plays all the instruments) when he was only 17-18, this is garage music reminiscent of the Nuggets and Pebbles compilations, with a dash of Killed By Death dropped into the mix

Out this week through Alive Naturalsound Records and everywhere else April 17th, Radio Moscow‘s previously unreleased debut album, “3 & 3 Quarters”, recorded back in 2003. For a taste of what Parker’s 18 year old garage rock brain was cook’n, check out the song above!

EUROPE TOUR

06/04/12 – FR – LYON @ Le Clacson + JAMES LEG
07/04/12 – FR – CREIL @ La Grange à Musique
09/04/12 – NL – UTRECHT@ Db’s
10/04/12 – FR - LILLE @ La Péniche + JAMES LEG
11/04/12 – FR – PARIS @ Point Ephemere + James Leg
12/04/12 – IT – TORINO @ Spazio 211
13/04/12 – IT – ROMA @ Init
14/04/12 – IT – BOLOGNA @ Covo
16/04/12 – FR – BORDEAUX @ Iboat + JAMES LEG
17/04/12 – FR – MONTPELLIER @ TaF Secret Place
18/04/12 – SP – BARCELONA @ Rock Sound
19/04/12 – SP – BILBAO @ Café ANTZOKIA
20/04/12 – SP – ONATI @ Gaztereku
21/04/12 – SP – MURCIA @ Micro Musicas Fest
22/04/12 – SP – MADRID @ El Sol
25/04/12 – BE – BRUXELLES @ VK CONCERT
26/04/12 – NL – AMSTERDAM @ Melkweg Sygar Club
27/04/12 – NL – ROTTERDAM @ Baroeg
28/04/12 – NL – GRONINGEN @ Vera Club
29/04/12 – NL – EINDOVEN @ Effenaar
30/04/12 – TK – ISTANBUL @ Garaj Istanbul
03/05/12 – GR – ATHENS @ Six Dogs
04/05/12 – GR – LARISSA @ Stage Club

Antiquiet Photos from the San Francisco Show

After Green & Wood, Radio Moscow took the stage, almost unrecognizable from just three weeks ago when singer/songwriter, guitarist, and band leader Parker Griggs parted ways with the other two-thirds of his power trio and flew in bassist Billy Ellsworth and drummer Lonnie Blanton to support him on this tour and potentially beyond.

Thrown to the wolves by the band’s frontman, the two newbies immediately demonstrated their worthiness on set opener Broke Down, off the 2009 albumBrain Cycles. Blanton’s thunderous work on his minimalist kit and Ellsworth’s rolling, muddy bass provided the ideal backdrop for Griggs’ inspired throwback guitar work.

Radio Moscow continued their roll on Speedfreak and Creepin, both off 2011’sThe Great Escape of Leslie Magnafuzz, with Griggs and company sounding like they’d been together all along. During “Speedfreak”’s calamitous ending, all three band members were lost in their own instruments, but somehow producing a singular vision of modern blues metal. They seemlessly moved into “Creepin’,” locked in a blues groove with Griggs working his best bluesman growl before diving into another mind-bending solo.

After tearing through another Brain Cycles track, The Escape, they returned withLucky Dutch, off their 2007 Dan Auerbach-produced self-titled debut. The song’s ripping groove and Grigg’s guitar god licks drew the evening biggest response, with the crowd roaring its approval.

Returning to Magnafuzz, Griggs launched into the instrumental anthemDensaflorativa. Ellsworth dropped his bass and broke out maracas and a conga, giving the song its distinct Stones-in-Morocco feel. The furious “Little Eyes” followed, with Griggs’ muddy, blues riffs underpinning his snarling lamentation that he “just can’t find no reason to believe.”

Radio Moscow closed out their set with 250 Miles, a deep blues jam off of Brain Cycles, taking the song on a more-than-seven minute journey that showed the band’s range. Starting with a attitude-filled Delta blues groove, Griggs, Ellsworth, and Blanton exploded into a total psychedelic freakout, extending the show-closing jam for more than seven minutes as the audience roared their approval. [READ MORE]