The Phoenix New Times Music Blog



Add to Technorati Favorites

Blogroll

Last Days of Man on Earth

Killed by Death Records

Crud Crud

Static Party

7 Inch Punk

Egg City Radio

Good Bad Music For Bad Bad Times!

Phoenix Hairpins

Detailed Twang

Something I Learned Today

Worthless Trash

WFMU's Beware of the Blog

Art for Spastics

Recording Industry vs. the People

Terminal Boredom

Head Heritage Unsung

Blastitude

Siltblog

Shit-Fi

Roctober

Agony Shorthand

Perfect Sound Forever

Trouser Press

NWW List

Wang Dang Dula!

Mark Prindle's Record Reviews

Break My Face

Grunnen Rocks!

Garagepunk.com

In the Red Records

Siltbreeze Records

S-S Records

Load Records

Gilgongo Records

Yazoo Records

Midheaven Mailorder

Podcast & Local Label Spotlight: Tiny Panda Records

Thu Jul 24, 2008 at 12:24:32 PM

By Steve Jansen

tinypanda.gif
Art by Rachelle Arbellar

I remember being 21 years old. Staying up really late. Sleeping. Swimming.

That's all I can remember.

Miss Franberry is 21 right now, and though I'm unaware of her daily schedule, I do know that she goes to a ton of shows, plays a bunch of shows, and writes about shows.

She also runs a promotion company called Fizzle Promotions as well as Tiny Panda Records, a Phoenix-based label that represents some of the best folky, indie, and eclectic-y music in town.

Last week, I wrote about one of TPR's latest releases, the Treasure Mammal/Whitman 7-inch split. This week, I checked out the Tiny Panda Mixtape: Volume 1 (which is actually a CD) and loved it. The disc features tunes by local groups such as Andrew Jackson Jihad, My Feral Kin, Foot Ox, and Businessman's Lunch.

Check out track three from the album by Phoenix/recently-turned-Tucsonan singer-songwriter French Quarter. The song is called "In June" and was originally released on Tempe-based record label Gilgongo Records, which I will be spotlighting in the very near future.


Category: Podcast

0 Comments:

Post a comment

Comments may not show up immediately after submission. Please wait a minute after posting a comment for it to appear.




Phoenix New Times Insiders

  • Local food, music and news blasts
  • Free Stuff