Check Out Bouncing Souls, Crystal Antlers, Dead and Divine, and Tokyo Police Club on Exclaim! TV
11/9/2009 By Stephen Carlick

If you haven’t yet gathered with your co-workers by the water cooler to talk about the latest episodes from Exclaim! TV, it’s probably happening without you. So here, let’s help you get caught up.

On Talk Show Night, we were recently joined at Juicebox Manor by California psychedelic noisemakers Crystal Antlers, who blazed through two tracks from their debut album, this year’s Tentacles.

We also chatted with Burlington, ON metal dudes Dead and Divine, who we engaged in an “extremely serious” game of Do, Dump, Date and argued with us over both sides of the eternal debate: shorts or pants? And Greg Alsop from Tokyo Police Club stopped by the Manor to participate in a series of Microwave-related experiments that we cleverly titled “Mythdisputers.”

Finally, over in Garageland, we talked to punk veterans Bouncing Souls about their bizarre sleeping habits. Trust us, this is the kind of thing you could only hear from a band who have been together for 20 years.

For these and all the latest episodes keep an eye on the Exclaim! TV section.
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