OnlineRock Podcast Vol. 105 Hosted By Andrew McNair Featuring:
1. PAWS: Miss American Bookworm, Cokefloat! on Fat Cat Records
2. Tame Impala: Apocalypse Dreams, Lonerism on Modular
3. Beacon: Feeling's Gone, For Now EP on Ghostly International
4. Erin Costelo: Oh Me Oh My, We Can Get Over, self-released
5. Departures: Pillars, Still and Moving Lines on Borana
6. Letting Up Despite Great Faults: Visions, Untogether on New Words
7. Chrome Canyon: Generations, Elemental Themes on Stones Throw
8. Black Marble: A Great Design, A Different Arrangement on Hardly Art
9. Dana Falconberry: Lake Charlevoix, Leelanau on Antenna Farm Records
10. A.C. Newman: I'm Not Talking, Shut Down the Streets on Matador
11. Dance Movie: Things Change, My Dear, Interlopers, self-released
12. Night Moves: Headlights, Colored Emotions on Domino
13. Kaki King: Great Round Burn, Glow on Velour Music Group
14. Graph Rabbit: Only Fields, Snowblind on Butterscotch Records
15. Team Genius: Everything's Alright, Loud Songs EP on Paper Garden Records
16. Cold Showers: BC, Love and Regret on Dais Records
17. ERAAS: Briar Path, ERAAS on felte
18. Sky Ferreira: Everything Is Embarrassing, Ghost EP on EMI
19. Tamarin: Seems a Laugh, Shake the Ghost on La Société Expéditionnaire
20. Freelance Whales: Locked Out, Diluvia on Mom + Pop/Frenchkiss
21. Deveraux: Capri, Cacti Pace EP on Post-Echo
22. Tilly and the Wall: Love Riot, Heavy Mood on Team Love
23. WHY?: Strawberries, Mumps, Etc. on Anticon
24. Murder by Death: Lost River, Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon on Bloodshot Records
25. Gangi: Gold, Gesture Is on The Office of Analogue and Digital
26. Luther: The Concrete Sound, Let's Get You Somewhere Else on Chunksaah Records
27. Paul Avion: Self-Destroyer, Summerland/Self-Destroyer on Double Half EP 8-Track Records
28. Immigrant Union: My Heart's a Joke, Immigrant Union on Longtime Listener
29. Balmorhea: Pyrakantha, Stranger on Western Vinyl
30. The Mountain Goats: Cry for Judas, Transcendental Youth on Merge
31. Martin Eden: Verions, Dedicate Function on Lefse Records
Andrew McNair lives in Seattle. Aside from producing the OnlineRock podcast and writing record reviews, he spends his days helping people fix their broken internets at a local internet service provider.