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This weeks episode includes a spotlight on Speedway a blast from the past on Toronto’s indie music scene. The Harvest, a band from Vancouver who are breaking out on the scene and an interview with Matt Bryant from Headwater.

A great mix of reggae, folk and some garage punk with The Ultimatemost High call in from Toronto!

April Fool’s Day episode & Jason 1st day back! Also featuring an extra hour of Bruce Cockburn’s latest album: “Small Source of Comfort”.

Listen to the podcast with Brave By Numbers on 101.9′s Friday Sunrise with hosts Mark Ferraby & Jason Pawlett. Robb Hill & Jeff Schellenberg from Brave By Numbers will be playing some rhythm-filled tunes live in studio. http://www.myspace.com/bravebynumbers

Upcoming shows of Brave By Numbers before Robb takes a hiatus to Ontario:

This week’s episode features No Island live in studio along with” Toronto Tracks” from Hands & Teeth with an “Indiana Track” from Nicholas Gunty.

Oswaldo Perez and Jason Pawlett ran into Nardwaur at The Biltmore at The Mint Records Christmas party 2009. After a few great bands and a few good drinks the boys huddled around in the cold to chat. Nardwaur was kind enough to share some of his experiences with CiTR 101.9 FM, Snoop Doggy Dog, Courtney Love and Nirvana.

This weeks episode of Friday Sunrise with psychedelic Toronto Tracks from; Anagram, Holy Mount and Quest For Fire.

Anagram – Quote from Eye Magazine, “Maybe my renewed infatuation with The Jesus Lizard has induced a taste for cantankerous-sounding singers, but even when you get past Anagram’s Matt Mason ranting about how “there’s too many people” and “they’re all just cattle and you’re the black sheep” on the band’s long-overdue third album Majewski, you’re still left with a relentlessly swinging post-punk assault”

This week’s episode of Friday sunrise featuring Toronto Tracks from The Ultimatemost High and The Mark Inside who have just released their new EP, “False Flag.”

Redgy Blackout live in studio! Also featuring “Toronto Tracks” of the week from Dave Murray, Bahamas and Zeus. At the core of this eclectic rock band is the dynamic duo of Scott Perrie and Jeremy Breaks. The two met a number of years ago at an open mic in East Van after Jeremy moved from his hometown of Prince George to pursue music. They began a collaboration that gave birth to Redgy Blackout. As an acoustic duo or rock quartet, Redgy puts on a live show that rocks! The band released its debut album, The Leap, in the spring of ‘09, secured an agency deal with Turner Music, and has toured BC and Alberta many times in support of its very auspicious debut.

This week Stoned Moses performs live in studio along with Toronto Tracks from The Balconies, Fox Jaws and Jerry Leger.  Along with interviews with Joey Only and Jonas Shandel and Ethan Collister.
http://www.myspace.com/stonedmosescanada
After a few jam sessions it was obvious, that Aeris Finch and Tyrone Barnes had sparked some serious musical chemistry. Finding the ability to song write fluently together, Tyrone called upon his old melodious companion Mitch Black, who resided in Montreal to join the project that would later be called Stoned Moses.
The flame was burning and drummers were high …

Today’s Toronto Tracks include music from; The Sure Things, Ninja Funk Orchestra and Jack Breakfast.

Friday Sunrise 07/23/10 – Tobacco Brown & A Few New Bands From Toronto
Tobbacco Brown joins Mark Ferreby in live in studio and Jason calls in from Toronto with some of his Toronto indie choices.
Tobacco Brown is travelling the world in search of fast women and loose cars. Upon deciding sometime after his nineteenth birthday that he would like to give music an honest shot-Mr. Brown has been writing and performing almost non-stop. He currently has one album recorded with the help of Edouard Camou at Sinewavz …

Hey Toronto Musicians Be Seen And Heard In Vancouver! I’m in Ontario on the outskirts of Toronto at the moment and I’m looking for music. VanMusic is a Vancouver based music website I’m on a mission to get Vancouver musicians seen and heard in Toronto and Toronto musicians seen and heard in Vancouver. Canada overflows with talent and our music scene needs to be spread around, so here’s the plan…

The Stolen Organ Family Band prays to The back of A LumBerjack’s hand Let me move through WOOD like SAND and I will SHAKE YOU GOOD The Stolen Organ Family Band. shakin’, understood? The baby Stolen Organs were born from the righteous pool of afterbirth rained down from a Shonavan corn shucked named Rusty when he whopped his tabby cat in a boxing match at the Great Barn Burner of ‘76. They always, always record at home and were once called the Bastard Sons of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins. He was glad. Their freakish brand of distorted country psychedelia has somehow had them sharing a stage with touring sensations such as Mother Mother, Yo La Tengo, Adrian Orange and The Small Sins.