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by Wolfman

War Widow on Coup d’etat, 7pm Pacific

5:52 pm in Coup d'état, Show Schedule by Wolfman

War WidowWar Widow is taking over the Moheak studio! Tune in to Coup d’etat tonight at 7pm Pacific as the band drops in to spin their own brand of radio; playing what they want and doing whatever it is they feel like doing. It all goes down right here at Moheak.com!

Check out War Widow:
Official Website

by TK

The Moheak.com Coup d’etat

4:11 pm in Coup d'état by TK

The Moheak Coup d’etat happens Sundays at 7pm Pacific Time on Moheak.com. This week we have three band radio takeovers on the Coup.

7pm – Battle Tapes

8pm – The 454′s

9pm – Blag from The Dwarves & Mike with Radio Like You Want

All Shows Pacific Time.

Moheak.com – Indie Radio Online 24/7 from Los Angeles!

 

 

 

by TK

The Next Coup d’etat Sunday w/ Bobby Vega

11:49 pm in Coup d'état by TK

 

Bobby Vega from the L.A. local band Stab City hosts the next Moheak.com Coup d’etat. It happens Sunday (1/29/12) at 7pm Pacific Time. He is bringing in a few guests and a band to play live! Details soon…

by TK

Moheak.com Coup d’etat Sundays @ 7pm!

7:08 pm in Coup d'état by TK

Moheak.com with a happening every Sunday at 7pm Pacific time! An International/National/LA Local BAND takes over Moheak Radio on moheak.com. We call it the Moheak.com Coup d’etat. With bands guest Dj’ing and sometimes performing live. E-mail  to get your band on Moheak.

It’s an all new Coup d’etat next Sunday (1/22) with SUDDYN! They are breaking strong in 2012 with many LA shows ahead. Click read the rest for more info on SUDDYN.

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by TK

Coup d’etat w/ The Mulhollands Sunday @ 7pm!

5:25 am in Coup d'état by TK

 

This Sunday and every Sunday Moheak Radio presents the Coup d’etat. It happens with a different band every week. Calling all bands! Come on Moheak.com Internet Radio Online 24/7 and play your music for the world! email

This week we are very happy to have The Mulhollands in live. Tune in at 7pm Pacific on Sunday night!

The Mulhollands website

by Holly

The Parlotones on Coup d’etat today 7-8 pm pacific

5:15 pm in Coup d'état by Holly

The Parlotones are known for their electric, polished stage performances delivered against the backdrop of their deftly crafted and darkly romantic lyrics. Their sound, described as alternative in their formative years has evolved substantially becoming more refined and focused with each album. It took the bands debut album ‘Radiocontrolledrobot’ two years to reach Gold status and their follow up ‘A World Next Door To Yours’ achieved this in three months. Three months later the album was certified Platinum. Testimony to just how much the band has grown over the past few years.’ A World Next Door To Yours’ remained on the South African top 20 sales chart for more than twelve months and is currently South Africa’s biggest selling rock album of this decade. The album spurned seven radio singles, a very unique situation.

In the last eighteen months the band have played over 300 shows and sold over 100 000 records.Cities on the tour included: London, Reading, Bristol, Liverpool, Guildford, Portsmouth, Manchester, Glasgow, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Frankfort, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Lisbon, Zurich, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Moscow and Perth.

Their unwavering work ethic, coupled with their ‘do what it takes’ mentality means that they are winning over fan after adoring fan in every territory they visit.



theparlotones.net

 

 

by Holly

SLik d on Coup d’etat 7-8pm tonight

1:20 pm in Coup d'état by Holly

Today on Coup d’ etat at 7-8 pm pacific SLik d.


Its official that the “New West” era has began. With that being said it’s safe to say SLik d is a part of it. Being one of the younger artist of the movement, SLik has already found his path promoting his Good Vibes sound and image to the people. His sound gives off a very chill, relaxing, positive aura capturing moments in life. Known for warm easy going vocals followed by his smooth flow, listeners find it refreshing to hear what the emcee has to say.
Already having a following since 06′, it wasn’t until the summer of 09′ when his first official EP “Summer Vibes” dropped and gave the people a new taste of hip hop. Bringing the sound of SoCal to life once again was the perfect formula for the 8 track EP. Love was shown from overseas from Brazil all the way back to his home state California and in between. But it did not stop there, his latest LP “Midnight Vibes” gave the followers nothing of what they expected but left them more than satisfied with the tape. Midnight now has theme music thanks to SLik, his response to that “No problemo homie, just spreading the vibes”
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by TK

Brothers Of Brazil

3:14 pm in Coup d'état by TK

 

This Sunday it’s Brothers Of Brazil on the Moheak Radio Coup d’etat! Kicks off at 7pm Pacific! www.brothersofbrazil.com

by Holly

Big Black Delta Hosts Coup d’état Today at 7pm

4:23 pm in Coup d'état by Holly

Today, Big Black Delta will be hosting Coup d’état from 7-8pm Pacific on Moheak Radio.
A bit about Big Black Delta:

“If you didn’t have standard pop music as a reference, what would your pop music sound like?” Jonathan Bates asked himself this very question, and the answer, he found through his discovery of his solo project, Big Black Delta.

Originally from Venezuela, Jonathan Bates found his way to Miami, Florida at the age of seven. At seventeen, he attended Berklee College of Music in Boston. In late 2000, he decided Berklee was not for him and found a better “home” couch surfing in Los Angeles, all because of a girl.

Through his exploration of LA, he started the band Mellowdrone, who put out several EPs independently as well as an LP on Columbia Records. Feeling as though he was drowning after the last Mellowdrone record, Bates decided to take a long break from the “band” aesthetic. He felt the need to create something different, without any rules, in hope it could expand his consciousness. He bought a used laptop from close friend, Alessandro Cortini (Nine Inch Nails, SONOIO) and began sound-designing and circuit-bending to make original, simple music. By doing everything slightly wrong in the studio, on purpose, Bates set out to make music that wasn’t bound by gravity. He didn’t limit himself instrumentally either. “Give me anything, and ill make it work. Especially if it’s stringed,” Bates noted. This musical re-discovery, combined with Bates’ favorite dinner table conversation, UFO folklore, and the Big Black Delta project was born.

As a successor to the debut EP BBDEP1, Big Black Delta’s debut LP BBDLP1 will be released on September 26th on Coming Home Records. Citing “being out of tune” as a muse, the songs on the album are the spawn of Bate’s imagination and inspired musical exploration. It was recorded entirely on the used laptop from Cortini in and all over Los Angeles, from assorted apartments and friends’ houses to backyards across the city, often at all hours of the night. Guests on the album include Cortini, who played his buchla on “The Zebrah,” as well as Morgan Kibby (M83, White Sea) whose vocals are featured on “Dreary Moon.”

“Snare tones are more important than guitar tones,” Bates explains in an interview with Kevin Bronson ofBuzzbands.la on what his foray into electronica has revealed. “It’s amazing how one simple sound can change everything, but using just that one tone can make a song sound like it comes from the ’80s.” About the first song released from the LP, Bronson praises, “BBD’s banging track ‘Huggin & A Kissin’ sounds like Every Eighties Band We Loved.”

Outside of constantly envisioning new songs for Big Black Delta, Bates continues to be called upon to collaborate. He has been extensively involved with M83, having been a part of the band as a touring guitarrist, recording vocals for their upcoming album Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming, as well as teaming up with the group for a remix of Daft Punk’s “Fall” featured on the Tron Legacy Soundtrack: R3CONFIGU3D. Bates also co-produced “Mountaineer” and “Lady Killer” for the band White Sea (Morgan Kibby of M83) and often writes and performs with them. As for other collaborations with friend Alessandro Cortini, Bates was featured on his solo project SONOIO’s track, “Houdini,” and also did a remix of the song which was released on SONOIO’s remix album.

Although Bates likes to create his soundscapes in the modest confines of his home studio, the live show is an experience unto itself. Live vocals, dancing, orchestrated light show, and dueling female drummers (Mahsa Zargaran and Amy Wood). Need we say more?

bigblackdelta.com