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Weekend Playlist Podcast

The Midnight Poutine Podcast - Jun. 13 - 20, 2012

Posted by Jer / June 13, 2012

Les Soeurs BoulayIt's another busy week here in Montreal. From the Folk Fest on the Canal to Fringe Pop to the month-long celebration that is Suoni (including the eclectically cool Wyrd MTL showcase) to a visit from seminal acts like Mogwai and Radiohead, Amie and I find it basically impossible to keep this podcast under an hour and a half. As we've learned from the past few weeks in the city, when it rains, it pours. Get out and enjoy the musical flood...

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Find yourself a festival on this week's Midnight Poutine Podcast:

Marble Lion - Foliage
Conveyor - Anne
The Schomberg Fair - Paper Cranes
Rah Rah - Little Poems
Devon Sproule - The Evening Ghost Crab
Lily Frost - Only You (feat. Jose Contreras)
Mogwai - San Pedro
Solar Year - Global Girlfriend
Tenderness - We Lay Our Broken World in Sorrow at Your Feet
Bobo Boutin - Les Vidanges
Les soeurs Boulay - Lola en Confiture
Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band - Blues in the Bottle
Joey Wright - Giddy Up Bill Monroe
Joe Purdy and the Giving Tree - Brown Eyed Women
The Hidden Cameras - In the NA (Crystal Pepsi Remix)
TB1 and David A - Boyfriend (Remix of the Beibs)

Photo of Les Soeurs Boulay on a rooftop photo shoot from their Facebook page. The Boulays are just two of the wonderful selection of performers playing at Montreal's annual Folk Fest on the Canal .

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Greg / June 15, 2012 at 02:50 am
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Shouting back at you from Scotland! Sadly I'm not in Glasgow, where all the good music is, but I'm close enough that I can tea it on the wind if I listen really hard. I also wanted to correct an error: you referred to North America as a band, when in fact the entire continent of North America will actually be playing at La Tour Prisme tonight.

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