The shortest month is drawing to a close here, and we at Festival City Radio are pleased to present Episode 13. The show rolls on as Guest PJ Mr. Brian Cantrell helps us call some songs and plays some new stuff he wanted us all to hear. Thanks, Brian.

New releases featured this week include songs from Citay (2:20), Good Morning Valentine (6:45), Hypatia Lake (11:00), Ian Love (13:56), Jel (17:23), Okay Paddy (21:36), The Sw!ms (24:30),and Treasure Mammal (27:08).

B-Can plays some tunes from Black Heart Procession (33:42), The Wading Girl (38:19), The Fiery Furnaces (42:14), Maxi Geil! & Play Colt (48:17), and Test Icicles (52:40).

Then, of course, we present the obligatory, yet brief, live music update.

Trivia is carried over from the week before and put on academic probation pending better performance.

You'll have to excuse our tardiness with this episode. It's only because we wanted to bring you the BIGGEST episode of Festival City Radio YET! We even upgraded our storage space. All for you, dear listener. All for you.

And why is this episode so eardrum-burstingly huge? Well, becuase of the slew of good releases coming out this week. Are you ready for this laundry list? Michael Leviton (01:38), Tuung (05:17), They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (10:26), Arab Strap (13:23), Arctic Monkeys (17:19), Califone (20:18), Destroyer (26:40), The Ex-Boyfriends (30:58), Head Like a Kite (34:10), The Ladies (37:20), Low Skies (38:58), Measles Mumps Rubella (44:44), Wooden Wand and the Vanishing Voice (47:58), Eef Barzelay (49:20), The Holy Fire (52:55), The Loved Ones (56:08), The Metal Hearts (59:22), and Souls She Said (1:03:40). Phew!

You, of course, won't want to miss Tom and Jeremy's rendition of an interview with Shaggy 2 Dope of the Insane Clown Posse. (1:07:14)

Then, as always, we talk about some shows coming up soon. With songs from Jucifer (1:11:35), and Pearls and Brass (1:16:10).

And finally, it's another installment of trivia, with another fantastic prize! (1:21:15).

This is the evil episode 11, the unluckiest number on the internet, of course corresponding with that the most terrifying of all holidays, Valentine's Day. Come, ye ghouls and goblins, for this bag be full of treats, not tricks. While avoiding the spirits that haunt you this V-Day, enjoy some songs by Black Wire, Magnet, National Eye, Sing Sing, and The Sword, who all have albums coming out on this accursed holiday.

There are also some fiendishly good shows coming up this week, and you'll hear from some of those groups, like Skeleton Key, Voxtrot, and Shapes and Sizes; along with others that you can hear on previous episodes.

Also don't forget Jeremy's Karaoke Birthday party, which should be a real scream.

We have another installment of the trivia, hoping for someone to guess this one, as well as some spine-tingling listener mail, which we answer, and for which we hope to hear from you, dear listener, if you dare.

Lastly, we hear from Washington natives Love Doll Swingers, who will delight you with savage taunts. A howling good episode.

The big one-oh. Festival City Radio hits double digits and Travis Searle, co-owner of Guestroom Records in Norman, drops by for some guest hosting.

This episode is full of fun, and full of new releases coming out on February 7. We've got music from the likes of Belle and Sebastian (02:45), Bracket (06:43), Bigwig (09:36), The Legendary Shack Shakers (13:15), The Go-Betweens (16:23), Frankel (19:45), Horns of Happiness (22:55), Impossible Shapes (27:12), Swearing at Motorists (30:13), Kelley Stoltz (32:47), and Mastodon (35:07).

Then we bring you a song from Of Montreal who are playing live in the area soon. (37:16)

And then the real excitement begins when we have our first ever trivia contest with an actual, tangible prize! (41:38)

Finally, we treat you to one from Neuraxis who will also be playing live in the area soon. (44:06)