Black Market Haggis comprised of Andy, Garret and Mike are in the Studio with some new spins on some age old dance music. With Garret playing Mandolin and Fiddle, Mike on Guitar, Whistle Banjo and Andy backing it all up on the handheld Bodhran the guys talk about how they came to love traditional Celtic music how the music has changed over the years. We hear “The Shannon Bell”, “Babes in the Woods”, “The Moontown Set” and “Concertina Reel Set” on today’s spicecast.

Be sure to check out Black Market Haggis’ apply named website, betterthanitsounds.com to stay up to day on all their newest music and shows!

You can see them Live the 16th of this Month at Randolph School’s Candlelight Concert, and the 19th at Grounded Coffee on county line road.

Check out tonight’s Podcast at 7pm only on spice-radio.com/radio/ and at 8pm on our itunes or our podcast’s page.

On a mission to bring real hip hop music, culture and community to everyone in the Tennessee Valley, Spice Rack Studios was happy to host Complex Flavor for tonight’s Spicecast! A-Twist, Q-Ball and MC Prospect of Complex Flavor drop by to speak on growing the Hip Hop scene in Huntsville and how great hip hop music gets made.

You can hear many of the Complex Flavor crew at the Bi-monthly Society Cypher at Lowe Mill, First and Third Friday’s of the month. No cover, just great music, lyrics, and dance.

Also Check out Complex Flavor’s song “The 256” on their Souncloud.

We hear, “Cold Fusion” and “The 256” on tonights Spicecast

Check it out tonight at 7pm at spice-radio.com/radio/ or download the podcast at 8pm, and as always subscribe and rate us on itunes!

One of our best buds from Nashville Tennessee is back in the studio again today with a brand new album in hand! We talk about the album from composition to cover art and hear some tracks recorded live right here at Spice Rack Studios! You can download the album right now for free at his website JohnPlaysMusic.com

Today we hear “The Man in Black” and “She’s the One I Think About” Co-written by Scott  Mattingly” both recorded at Spice Rack studios as well as “September” and “To a Prayer” off the new album Paper Boats.

Before you fill up on soul food this week, fill up on some soulful rock and roll from all over Alabama! The Dozen’s  formed over a consensus on great southern music and they bring the soul of the south to today’s stage.

We talk about their upcoming gig at The Nick December 11th and hear “Have a Heart”, “Why Are you Surprised”, “Chase Me” and “Gravity’s Pushing”.

Check it out on spice-radio.com/radio/ tonight at 7pm, or download the Podcast at 8pm.

-Old Nick and all of the Gypsies are back with a brand new full length album: Naked coming out this weekend! The CD release will be November 7th, this Saturday at Prototype multimedia, Old Nick will be performing with Seeds? in all their funky splendor. Tonight hear some of the tracks off the new album and get the inside scoop fresh from Spice Rack Studios. We hear “Rae”, “Old Nick and the Gypsies”, and “I Can’t Love You Anymore”.

Local Orbit has been on the North Alabama Music scene for 16 years. Over that time the band has gone through may mutations but current members, Anthony, Scott, Wes, and Guza are still dishing out their signature hard rock, punk sound, served up with plenty of attitude.

The band did a live set at Spice Rack Studios featuring four new tracks, I Wanna Be An Astronaut, Mouse, Outta Town Enemies, and Starduster  that will be on their upcoming album!

Their first album is available on iTunes, and you can hear more tracks on their Sound Cloud https://soundcloud.com/localorbit

You find out more about the band and info on upcoming shows on their Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LocalOrbitMusic

Straight outa 5 points, The raucus and rowdy Do Nuthin’s are a punk-folk trio with some interesting instrumentation. Patrick jams out on the Acoustic Guitar while Drew wields a rusty bow saw tied up in chains and Zach with the washtub bass is the cherry on top.  Also the origins of the Falcon’s Roost house shows, the guys talk all about running live shows, some interesting tales from their midwest tour and tips on dealing with authority. We hear “Rot”, “Illumination” and “Smells Like Bacon”.

This episode, we sit down with Matt Bakula, Benjamin Rhyne, and J.D. Frye, the mad geniuses behind The Pizza Party Massacre.

Half haunted house, half nostalgic romp through the disappointment of your childhood, The Pizza Party Massacre is a Halloween treat to satisfy all those with twisted senses of humor, topped with pepperoni and MURDER!!!

The show will be running at Lowe Mill on October 23rd, 24th, 30th, and 31st with showings at 8pm, 9pm, and 10pm. There’ll also be a “clean” version for the kids at 4pm both Saturdays.

For ticket prices and other info go to http://www.lowemill.net/event/the-pizza-party-massacre/

EAT THE PIZZA!

Starting in Fall 2014 share your cloud set up some of their first booths at music festivals with Papadosio, a band which ultimately inspired their name. A year later Share Your Cloud has chapters spanning the US and have raised thousand of dollars for charities.

Emily Malpica drops by tonight to tell us all about how Share Your Cloud came to be.

For more info on the charity including ways you can get involved check out their Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ShareYourCloud?fref=ts

This week on The Spicecast, Cahaba joins us in the studio to play some smoking blues and talk about the finer points of time signitures, faking it in jazz band, and hitting the elusive G Major Neutral 0 chord.

Today on the show we hear “Big Spender”, “Funky Jams Part II”, “One Loose”, and “King of the Castle”, All recorded right here in Spice Rack Studios!

You can find their music on their Bandcamp https://cahaba.bandcamp.com/