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Playlist: ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ on Strangeways Radio; Episode 4, first aired 12/21/10

Exploring the legacy of ’80s college rock, ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ airs every Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Pacific on Strangeways Radio. This week’s show featured tracks by R.E.M., Paul Weller, The Sisters of Mercy, Midnight Oil, A Certain Ratio, Lloyd Cole and more.

Playlist: ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ on Strangeways Radio; Episode 3, first aired 12/14/10

Exploring the legacy of ’80s college rock, Slicing Up Eyeballs airs every Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Pacific on Strangeways Radio.

Playlist: ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ on Strangeways Radio; Episode 2, first aired 12/7/10

Exploring the legacy of ’80s college rock, the ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ show airs every Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Pacific on Strangeways Radio.

Playlist: ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ debuts on Strangeways Radio, 11/30/10

Tonight’s premiere episode of ‘Slicing Up Eyeballs’ on Strangeways Radio featured new tracks from Wire, Gang of Four, Steve Wynn, Freebass and Bernard Sumner; vintage cuts from The Chills, The House of Love and The Godfathers; plus rarities from The Cure and The Replacements.

Reminder: Slicing Up Eyeballs’ weekly show debuts Tuesday on Strangeways Radio

Just a quick reminder: Slicing Up Eyeballs will debut a brand-new weekly specialty show Tuesday night on Strangeways Radio, a commercial-free web outlet devoted to ‘taking alternative back.’

Slicing Up Eyeballs to air weekly show on Strangeways Radio beginning Nov. 30

Slicing Up Eyeballs to air weekly show on Strangeways Radio beginning Nov. 30

We interrupt our regular programming for a bit of exciting news: In two weeks, Slicing Up Eyeballs will debut a new weekly specialty show on Strangeways Radio, a commercial-free web outlet devoted to ‘taking alternative back.’

Spring break: Slicing Up Eyeballs taking a week off; we'll be back March 29

Spring break: Slicing Up Eyeballs taking a week off; we’ll be back March 29

Seeing as how Slicing Up Eyeballs celebrates what once was known as college rock, it’s only fitting that we’re going on spring break — and leaving the laptops behind. We’ll be back beginning Monday, March 29.