WFMU's Broadcast Schedule from ATP Sat/Sun/Mon

WFMU's crew is firmly entrenched at Kutshers' resort in the heart of the Catskills, and basking in the glow of some of history's foremost Jewish entertainers. By that of course, we mean Alan Vega and Martin Rev (left, from Abbey Braden's Flickr), whose live presentation of Suicide's first album in Friday night's Don't Look Back series was otherworldly and somewhat ear-damagingly loud.  Suicide will be among the sets aired on WFMU over the next three days as we preempt programming to bring you performances once again from the celebrated All Tomorrow's Parties festival. We're set up at two separate stages and will be carrying the shows in delayed form so we don't have overlap issues ala a few of last year's later sets, with commentary by Pseu Braun and Gaylord Fields Saturday and Sunday from WFMU's broadcast central (conveniently located next to the ping pong table near Kutsher's nail salon, so expect all kinds of sonic ambience from around). Check out our schedule below and tune in at wfmu.org all weekend!

Please keep in mind, as per usual with WFMU's festival broadcasts, artists agree on broadcast permissions independently, hence it's not always possible to bring you these events en masse.

Saturday, September 12 (Eastern Time listings)
7:00 PM   Panda Bear
8:00 PM   Black Dice
9:15 PM   Grouper
10:15 PM Atlas Sound
11:15 PM Akron Family

Sunday, September 13
5:00 PM  Deerhunter
6:15 PM  The Melvins
7:30 PM  Animal Collective
9:00 PM  Boss Hog
10:00 PM Deerhoof
11:15 PM Caribou Vibration Ensemble

Monday, September 14
12:00 PM WFMU's Marty McSorley hosts ATP founder Barry Hogan (interview/guest DJ)
1:00 PM  Suicide (perform their 1st album)
1:50 PM  Dirty Three (joined on piano by Nick Cave), excerpted set
2:30 PM  No Age with Bob Mould (performing Husker Du songs)
3:30 PM Circulatory System
4:15 PM  Antipop Consortium

Please keep in mind some of these times may be subject to change, but WFMU will keep you updated on its Facebook and Twitter pages, and also its home page.

Comments

[ceptor]

What happened to the stream?

[ceptor]

LittleMy rocks!

[twitter.com/InsipidCherry]

Team PUTRID @ ATP 2009

[dissi]

is there any chance for autolux ?

thanks, dissi

[aaron]

are these gonna be archived for listening at a later date?

[dissi]

grouper was great. thanks for letting me listen to this.

[Brian Turner]

We will hopefully be archiving some for both streaming on WFMU's site and download via the Free Music Archive. Generally the artists like to hear back the performance and decide, but there are a few that have OK'd posting already. Keep yr eyes on the site and special programs archive page.

[Chris Garcia]

please - enough about what you are doing but can't see links to streams or details in the schedule. can you paste link to broadcasts

[Vivian]

What no Flaming Lips???