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Carrie performs during SXSW, Wednesday, March 17 at 01:00 AM at the Ghost Room and Mar 21 12:00 AM at Amsterdam Cafe -
Hannah takes us on a languid, sexy summertime ride through the countryside. -
Austin's DJ collective, Peligrosa will be at SXSW 2010. -
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From The Indelicates 2008 American Demo on Weekender Records. -
Our friend Nick Damiano of "Zee Future" fame had some fun with Indieoma's reason for being... kinda. -
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"The Indelicates are political punk musos attempting to bring the poetry back into pop" – THE GUARDIAN -
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"...this is intelligent, poetic indie-rock." – ARTROCKER -
"It’s impossible to overstate how much music today needs The Indelicates; in our darkest hour, hope may yet be at hand" – THE FLY -
Rose comes to Austin for SXSW and her American debut. -
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Last single (from 2001). New album expected 2010 -
Free taster from forthcoming album Ex-Maniac. Available from www.babybirdmusic.me
Piracy And Pieces Of Eight
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As EMI puts Abbey Road studios up for sale after reporting a pre-tax loss of £1.75bn in the year to 31 March 2009, Indieoma considers whether illegal file-sharing and downloading has made it impossible for artists (and labels) to make money from music…
Julia talks about bands and branding and Chris T-T gets angry. Simon Indelicate responds with "Fudge Really Has Nothing To Do With It, Dan Bull explains why he supports file sharing and Matt Stockman reveals how to make money as a record company by giving music away for free.
Part 2 – Piracy on the airwaves.
Artrocker’s Ric Rawlins takes a look at where the internet has left Pirate Radio and reviews The Boat That Rocked – a filmic interpretation of the story of Radio Caroline.