REQUEST HA HA TONKA ON YOUR RADIO STATION
Here are a few statioins spinning HHT
Sacramento, CA
KDVS 90.3 Anti Commercial Radio
530.754.KDVS
Monterey - Salinas - Santa Cruz, CA
KZSC 88.1 The Voice of UC Santa Cruz
831.459.4036
Mancos, CO
KSJD 91.5 Your Dry Land Community Radio
970.564.0808 or http://www.ksjd.org/contact.cfm
Middletown, CT
WESU 88.1 Free Form Radio
860.685.3668
Tampa - St. Petersburg - Clearwater, FL
WMNF 88.5 Community Radio
813.239.9663 or dj@wmnf.org
Champaign, IL
WPGU 107.1 True Alternative
217.337.1071
Chicago, IL
WKQX 101.1 New Rock Alternative Q101
312.591.8300
Chicago, IL
WBEZ 91.5 Chicago Public Radio
312-948-4600
Wichita, KS
KACY 102.5 Today's Rock
620-442-1102 or kacyrocks@kacy.fm
Lexington - Fayette, KY
WRFL 88.1 Radio Free Lexington
859.257.9735
Lafayette, LA
KFTE 96.5 Planet Radio
337.235.9636
Springfield, MA
WTCC 90.7 The Community's Choice"
413.746.9822
Boston, MA
WMBR 88.1 MIT
617.253.8810
Baltimore, MD
WKHS 90.5 Commercial Free Radio
410.778.4249 or wkhs@comcast.net
Lansing - East Lansing, MI
WDBM 88.9 Impact 89FM
517.884.8989
St. Louis, MO
KDHX 88.1 St. Louis Community Radio
314.664.3688
Chapel Hill, NC
WCOM 103.5 Community Radio
919.929.9601
Raleigh - Durham, NC
WXDU 88.7 Duke University Radio
917.684.8870 or 917.684.8871
Raleigh - Durham, NC
WKNC 88.1 The Revolution
919.860.0881 or 919.515.2400
Albuquerque, NM
KUNM 89.9 New Mexico's Public Radio
505-277-5615
New York, NY
WRXP 101.9 RXP New York's Rock Experience
800.423.1019
New York, NY
WFUV 90.7 Public Radio From Fordham
718.817.4550
New York, NY
WBAI 99.5 Your Peace & Justice Community Radio
212.209.2900
Cincinnati, OH
WOXY 97.7 & 99.5 MAX FM
http://www.radiomaxfm.com/contactus.asp
Cleveland, OH
WRUW 91.1 More Music Fewer Hits
216.368.2208
Cleveland, OH
WJCU 88.7 John Carroll University Radio
216-397-4438
Columbus, OH
WCBE 90.5 Central Ohio Radio
614.365.5060
Tulsa, OK
KRSC 91.3 RSU Real College Radio
918.343.7913 or requestline@rsu.edu
Eugene - Springfield, OR
91.9 KRVM Keeping Real Variety Music
541-687-KRVM
Philadelphia, PA
WXPN 88.5 Member Supported 88.5
215.573.WXPN or requests@xpn.org
Wilkes Barre - Scranton, PA
WRKC 88.5 Radio King's College
570.208.5931
Providence, RI
WRIU 90.3 Your Sound Alternative
401-792-9030
Memphis, TN
WEVL 89.9 Volunteer Radio
901-528-1990
Nashville, TN
WRLT 100.1 Lighting 100
615-777-5100 or studio@lighting100.com
Austin, TX
KUT 90.5 Public Radio from UT-Austin
512.471.2345
Austin, TX
KOOP/KVRX Community Radio
512.472.5667 or 888.917.5667 or music@koop.org
Houston - Galveston, TX
KPFT 90.1 The Sound of Texas
713.526.5738
Seattle, WA
KEXP 90.3 Where The Music Matters
206.903.KEXP or dj@kexp.org
Seattle - Tacoma, WA
KEXP 90.3 Univ. of Washington
206.903.KEXP or dj@kexp.org
Madison, WI
WSUM 91.7 The Snake On The Lake
608.265.WSUM or http://www.wsum.org/home/shows/now-playing
Milwaukee - Racine, WI
WMSE 91.7 Frontier Radio
414-799-1917
What people are already saying about NOVEL SOUNDS OF THE NOUVEAU SOUTH
"Novel Sounds is violent, literate, unapologetic Southern rock. With its angelic organ and snarling guitars, "The Outpouring" conjures the Allmans, "Hold My Feet to the Fire" drops gospel harmonies over a boogie-woogie backbeat, and the fingerpicked "Close Every Valve to Your Bleeding Heart" builds from tender to raging without a false note." -David Peisner, SPIN (June 2009)
"(Novel Sounds) Occupies the sweet spot between country and indie, writing ornery songs with big hooks. Listen if you want your alt country to be heavy on the alt." -J. Edward Keyes, RollingStone.com (May 2009)
"...in crafting a more challenging album—a more mature album—Ha Ha Tonka have, against the odds, crafted a much better album, too. Novel sounds, indeed." -PopMatters (June 2009)
"If Novel Sounds was a novel, it'd be Southern gothic. The songs are full of sin and violence, with echoes of the Civil War ("The Horse In Motion," "A Siege Of Sorts") and lynch mobs ("What Shepherds Of These Hills?"). There aren't many laughs to be had with this record but it's a solid achievement." -Kerry Doole, Exclaim (June 2009)
"With feet to the fire and one blind eye, they divine rough, chunky truths on their sophomore album, Novel Songs of the Nouveau South, letting churchy harmonies and bad boy rock attitude commingle around the holy water they've collected."
-Jam Base
"Ha Ha Tonka perfects power-chill in its second installment, Novel Songs of the Nouveau South...It's indie rock from the heartland; the spirit of the back-country with a peppy snare and some serious guitar."
-Vox Magazine
"These Missouri natives have a natural way with a pop hook and instinctive feeling for myriad forms of Southern music...Ha Ha Tonka is truly one of the best young bands in America."
-Sound Affects
"What sets the band apart is the fact that you just don't care how familiar it may all ultimately sound, as just about every track on the group's new Novel Songs of the Nouveau South hits it out of the park"
-Time Out Chicago
"Their new Novel Sounds of the Nouveau South ups the ante and the amperage, wiring the weather vane into a lighting rod."
-OSU Weekly
Here's what some folks have said after listening to our first record BUCKLE IN THE BIBLE BELT
"It’s the best rock record I’ve heard this year. There’s nothing on the White Stripes’ recent Icky Thump as convincingly roots-rockin’ as “Caney Mountain,”...Power-pop hook kings the New Pornographers couldn’t manage a track as infectious as Ha Ha Tonka’s “Falling In” on their latest, Challengers—and they’ve got Neko Case! Trust me, folks, this is really strong stuff." Josh Timmerman - PopMatters.com
"HHT deftly mixes sweet harmonies and raw, spewing rock and roll. Miss this record at your own risk." John Holcomb - Amplifier
"A precocious, stammering rock record that bridges sweet-water gospel folk with sweltering Southern rock." CMJ Essentials
"It's practically hopeless for me to try and compare this album or band to someone else. Everyone today is trying to be new and different, so as to have an edge on the competition. Well, Ha Ha Tonka has done it." Rachel Frederickson - Hybrid Music
"Blasting from our offices:rich with personal stories and people eager to pound the floorboards to crunchy, sun-soaked roots rock." SPIN Magazine
“…a confident set of rootsy indie-rock combining a variety of well-crafted songs with excellent harmonies. At times the band’s sound recalls Kings of Leon, but other influences poke through, from backwoods gospel to the Replacements." Don Yates - KEXP Seattle
hi...............thank you for being my friend. please go to my page and um..........look at it, and our songs and stuff.....maybe even give us a comment....it would mean a lot to me. you are my everything. also, we are looking at getting some gigs lined up...and want you there. -mountain man sam johnson
Thanks for the add. I saw y'alls show in Dallas a few nights ago & thought y'all were really good! I'll definitely see y'all again, whenever y'all make it back down this way.
Yeah when I got back to Denton it was freezing too! ha Heman's a one eyed cutie. Couldn't imagine losing him in the woodlands to bigfoot. Glorious to see you folks play 2 nights in a row. Take care!
I saw you in Chicago on October 23 @ the Bottom Lounge. You're BY FAR my favorite band. I feel like I've been waiting all of my life to hear your music. If I felt the way that I felt when I listen to your music, all the time I would be the happiest & nicest person. I think that you guys should hire me as your PR person. This weekend I was at this party and went around talking to everyone about your music... I went up to my friend and started talking to him about it and he said "Goddamnit Natalie, not only is this the 2nd time you've talked to me about Ha Ha Tonka tonight, I went to the fucking show with you!" This is how efficient I am. I can't wait for you guys to come back to Chicago after you're done touring. You guys should start making a new album now too.
Just stopping by to let everybody know we have some brand new songs posted on our page from our upcoming album "Telling Lies and Cutting Ties".
We would love it if you could stop by our page check out all the new stuff and let us know what you think.
You can also now find us on Facebook!! So if you use that alot you can either search for us on there, or use the link on our Myspace and become a fan of us on there as well.
Thank you as always for your support of Onasis. We can't wait to hear what you think.
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