Indie Iconoclast Podcast Archive

EPISODE 4 - December 6th, 2009
Our first podcast post-relaunch, featuring the tracks:
So Sick.. by Maki
Arrival by Disease
Summer by Your Heart
At First Sight by Chris Donner
Holly Wood by Letters To Jonah
You are My Home by The Rivulets.

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EPISODE 3 - October 31st, 2009
The Halloween special, this show features music by:


Inverted Grace
Virtual Light
Felicia Atkinson & Sylvain Chauveau
Swail
Unleash The Archers
Vengeful

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EPISODE 2 - April 28th, 2009
This one features original music from across Canada & Europe, artists include:


Heroin And Your Veins
Whip
Jill Zmud
Alan Cooper
The Flowers Of Hell

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EPISODE 1 - March 23rd, 2009
This puppy features music from across Canada and a track from Australia, artists include:


Bob Cole
RKX
Toykult
Migrating Birds
Inverted Grace
Swail

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