Notes from a Pandemic: Alexis Marshall (Daughters), Julien Baker, Sleaford Mods, Shame, Frankie Rose, FLAVIA and more

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Julien Baker (Photo by Nolan Knight)
Julien Baker (Photo by Nolan Knight)

ONLINE FIND

■ Alexis Marshall (Daughters) shares “What’s In [His] Bag” from Amoeba Music in San Francisco, filmed before the pandemic lockdown. His picks include albums by Jacques Brel, Scott Walker, Laurie Anderson, Frank Zappa and compilations of Mississippi artists and “Black Convict Worksongs from Texas Prisons.” This year, they released a (now sold out) limited edition Empty Glass Drum Mod multi-instrument effects pedal.

■ Julien Baker played a four-song set for KEXP’s At Home series from Third Man Records in Nashville, TN, earlier this month. Her third album, “Little Oblivions,” is due out Feb. 26 via Matador.

ONLINE STREAM HIGHLIGHTS:

■ 11AM: Clearbody played a set on Audiotree TV.
■ 12PM: 885LIVE with Gracie Abrams on YouTube.
■ 3PM: Sleaford Mods played a short set from their new album, “Spare Ribs,” on Rough Trade NYC’s Instagram.
■ 4PM: Jesse Malin’s “Surviving the Year in Hell” documentary, a best of and never-before-scene collection of performances from last year and special guests (tickets).
■ 4PM: Marc Ford (The Black Crows, The Magpie Salute) airs his set from the Music Star in Norderstedt, Germany, from 2017 on NoonChorus.
■ 5PM: Jack Name appeared playing his third album, “Magic Touch,” on Baby TV.
■ 5PM: NPR Tiny Desk Meets globalFEST featured Edwin Perez, Elisapie, Nora Brown and Rokia Traoré on YouTube.
■ 6PM: FLAVIA played live from Rockwood Music Hall (donations accepted here).
■ 6PM: Frankie Rose played songs from her new album, “Cage Tropical,” written during the 18 months she recently spent back home in Los Angeles from the Poisson Rouge in New York on LPR TV.
■ 6PM: The Iguanas (from Louisiana) live from d.b.a. on StageIt.
■ 6PM: Sir Chloe with Soccer Mommy opening on Bandsintown.
■ 6PM: The Revivalists from Tipitina’s in New Orleans on Mandolin.
■ 9PM: Shame will hold a listening party for their new album, “Drunk Tank Pink,” with the band and Matt Wilkinson (in-lieu of their Rough Trade, London, live set due to their recent Covid-19 new strain surge) via DICE.
■ Tim Burgess‘ Listening Parties today were with Hilang Child, Anna Calvi and Margo Guryan on Twitter (#TimsTwitterListeningParty) (replay here).
* Lido Pimienta’s stream from The Phoenix City Hall was postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions at the venue.