Listen, bub. You don't have to be some big-shot, major-label act like Yeezus West to make a fancy-schmancy music video these days. Swing a cat around by its tail in this town (don't really do that; it's a euphemism) and you're likely to smack some enterprising young band that's made a top-notch clip.

We swung our proverbial cat around and found three right off the cat, er, bat. Here's "Bachelor Hours" from Parlour Bells, debuted just last week at Great Scott.

Adam 12 stumbled across this gem from Herra Terra a few months ago. It's called "Reason To Lose It" and it's visually stunning.

Here's one of Steph Mangan's new faves, "Nightmares" by BOYTOY.

Be sure to listen to Steph and LocalBDC, Monday through Thursday at 8 p.m.

Liz Phair’s amazing debut album Exile in Guyville turned 20 last week, so it was only appropriate to celebrate by starting Grrl Power with Girls! Girls! Girls!
Included in this week’s show, was new music from You Me & Us, Pity Sex, Haerts, and more.

The full playlist can be found below.
To view last week’s playlist, click here

• Liz Phair// Girls! Girls! Girls!
• Camera Obscura// Do It Again
• Pity Sex// Honey Pot
• Aye Nako// Molasses
• New Myths// False Gold
• Haerts// Wings
• Purity Ring// Fineshrine
• Company of Thieves// Death of Communication
• Beast Make Bomb// Rough It Out
• Winter// Daydreaming
• You Me & Us// Warm & Dry
• The Organ// Brother
• Yo La Tengo// Cornelia and Jane
• Betty Who// You’re In Love
• Bleached// Think of You

Boston police have been searching Aaron Hernandez's North Attleboro home looking for evidence that may link the former Patriots player to two South End murders, reported Mike Bello this morning.

Former Boston Police Commissioner Bill Bratton was in town and said he believes the police have a very strong case against Hernandez.

Yesterday, in another dramatic moment of his ongoing trial, Whitey Bulger dropped the "F-Bomb." It was his first emotional outburst since the trial began earlier this month.

Listen to more from Mike Bello for details on these two developing stories

It's 2013 and Nine Inch Nails just released a new video, directed by David Lynch.

Remember a few weeks ago, when Kim deal announced she was leaving the Pixies? It prompted this tweet from our own Adam 12:

Kim Deal quitting the Pixies doesn't count unless she did it via fax.

— Adam 12 (@adamxii) June 14, 2013

It also prompted the band to release their first new song in almost a decade, "Bagboy." You can download the track here.

Oh, and The Replacements are rehearsing to prepare for their first live performance in 22 years. So there's that, too.

Summer of 2013? Summer of '89? Same difference.

LOOOOOOCH! Boston Bruins Left Winger Milan Lucic talked to Adam 12 today. The two discussed the Bruins' Stanley Cup loss, the departures of Jaromir Jagr and Andrew Ference, and Zdeno Chara's trip to Canobie Lake Park.

Be sure to check out Milan's Rock & Jock Celebrity Softball on Thursday, August 22 at LeLacheur Park in Lowell. Click here for tickets and details!

OK, show of hands: how many of you are turning the 4th of July holiday into a four-day weekend?

Wow. That's a lot of hands.

We're hoping to do the same. Brett from 90+ Cellars stopped by to talk about summer wine and playing "Corkhole."

Cheers! And Happy 4th!

Morning man and tennis enthusiast Henry Santoro welcomed tennis expert and CEO of NetResults Tennis, David MacBurnie, to the program to talk about Nadal & Federer's early exits and the rest of the general craziness that has been Wimbledon so far.

Keep working on your backhand, Henry.

The first Thirsty Thursday of the Summer of 2013. And a cocktail that's perfect for the season. Ted Gallagher from Steel & Rye in Milton mixed up a "Fairway to Heaven" with Tito's Handmade Vodka. Listen:

Got a boat? Tim said if you can take him out on the Charles to watch the fireworks on the 4th, he'll bring the Tito's!

Eugene Mirman has been making funny for a very long time (remember the Weekly Week?) His latest undertaking? The Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival. It's happening in Boston and Cambridge this weekend. Eugene told Henry & Julie all about it.

Click here for tickets and details!

Less than 48 hours after their staggering Game 6 loss in the Stanley Cup Finals, the Boston Bruins are already shaping next year's roster: both Andrew Ference and Jaromir Jagr will not be returning to the team next season. In today's Globe, Kevin Paul Dupont muses over dealing Seguin or Marchand. Listen to his chat with Adam 12:

And now look at a photograph of Bruins Captain Zdeno Chara on a carnival ride at what we believe to be Canobie Lake Park.

If you grew up on the North Shore, you know the sign. Rt. 1, headed north. It's as much of a landmark as the Mini-Golf dinosaur on the southbound side. Anita and Bob stopped by to talk about Karl's new location in Peabody.

They brought sausages, of course.

And homemade pretzels.

Henry picked up some sausages to grill up at home, too.

Here they are, all grilled up.

Big thanks to the krew from Karl's!

New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was taken into custody this morning, reports Boston Globe deputy metro editor Mike Bello.

Hernandez was booked at the North Attleboro police station, but the charges are not yet clear. He is being investigated in connection with the murder of an acquaintance, Odin Llyod, who was shot to death.

So far there have been no other arrests in connection with this case, and Hernandez will be arraigned later today. Meanwhile, the Patriots have officially released Hernandez, according to Boston.com

Listen to Bello explain the case, and discuss continuing developments here.

A hip Boston zip code. Every amenity you could hope for close by, not to mention swank bars and hot restaurants. And to top it all off? 350 square feet of living space to call your own.

Yeah, you read it right: 350.

Henry Santoro and Julie Kramer welcomed back Joanna Weiss of Boston.comment to talk about micro-apartments.

It's like McMansions, except the exact opposite! So, what's your take? Click here and weigh in.

RadioBDC is proud to present the world's first-ever social media-generated music chart and daily countdown show: The Social Countdown.

What kind of magic is this, you ask?

Well, we use a technology developed by our friends at PointsLocal and Redefined called TrendTracks – it takes data from a plethora of sources (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, Last.fm, and upvoting right here on Boston.com), then mixes it with a special sauce, and ta-dah! A music chart based completely on what people are talking about and listening to, with up-to-second accuracy.

Until now, radio charts were made days and weeks in advance, and they were assembled by executives at radio stations and record companies who told you what you should be listening to. At RadioBDC, we're giving the power to the people, and we play what you want to listen to, based on the aforementioned formula.

Every weekday at 5 p.m., Adam 12 will count down the top 10 tracks on the Social Countdown, which were decided by you and shifting all day. At 4:59, we shut down voting, and reopen it at 6 p.m., ready to compile the chart for the next day.

So, if you want to support a certain band or song, talk about it, tweet about it, and upvote it, because after all, this is the countdown you control.

The formerly-of-Boston electro-pop rock quartet Black Light Dinner Party will be stopping by the Boston Globe media lab this Wednesday to play us some tunes Live in the Lab.

As usual, we'll be live streaming the show here on Boston.com, in case you can't make it down to our studio on Morrissey Blvd.

We hosted a +1 Series event with BLDP back in May at the Brighton Music Hall, so check out the photos from that show, and take a peek at some of their music below.

Don't forget to RSVP if you want to come see the band live!

But don't let the headline fool you. We led with Sox, then closed with a look at the Bruins chances in tonight's Game Six of the Stanley Cup Finals. Steve Silva shared some creative ideas on how the Sox can grab some Boston sports headlines, and Chad Finn threw in his two cents on the Sox, as well as the Bruins' shot at overcoming the Blackhawks.

Sox talk every Monday at 2, Bruins chat every Wednesday at 2. Keep on Orring.

Since the crew at Connelly Partners alerted RadioBDC a few days ago on the concept of #Orring (Bobby Orr + planking = #Orring), the concept has picked up quite a bit of social momentum. It's easy to do ... grab a stick, rock the famous pose on any object ... and voila. You are #Orring. Use the hashtag and we'll help pull them all together here.

SUBMIT YOUR PHOTO RIGHT HERE!

Boston Magazine put together a post and NESN did the same today. Pro golfer Keegan Bradley offered up his best #Orring after a request on Twitter.

#Orring Go Bruins pic.twitter.com/FAx69TCcPL

— Keegan Bradley (@Keegan_Bradley) June 19, 2013

Boston.com has set up a Live blog that is aggregating the hashtag throughout various social networks. And of course, you can submit your photo here. We've received some good ones already, like this baby bulldog version of Orring.

RadioBDC's Henry Santoro takes his #Orring to Vine.

People are like ... don't you need a hockey stick or something? No ... Mark from Haverhill just needs a piece of wood.

Harpoon Brewery with some standard #Orring to help pass time during a Friday afternoon.

Just a standard Friday afternoon at the brewery, including a little "Orring". Go B's! #hockeybeerbeards http://t.co/RFBIZGf8x5

— harpoon_brewery (@harpoon_brewery) June 21, 2013

The originators should be proud of the momentum thus far.

Go @NHLBruins! #Orring continued: http://t.co/Bj1SOv6gtX pic.twitter.com/DBT2Nk0y6r

— Connelly Partners (@ConnellyAgency) June 19, 2013

Earlier this week, Kevin Paul Dupont joined Adam 12 to talk about the Bruin's march to Lord Stanley's Cup.

Eric Wilbur also stopped in to talk more Bruins, in addition to the latest on Aaron Hernandez and Doc Rivers.

Quite a busy week in Boston sports on RadioBDC. The highlight, though? Bob Sweeney came by and let Julie Kramer wear his Stanley Cup Champion ring.

A few weeks back, Adam 12 was a guest on The Steve Katsos Show. You can see a clip of his appearance here. Today, 12 played the interviewer and fired questions at the TV host, discussing the leaps-and-bounds growth of his four-year-old show and the upcoming Fourth Anniversary Spectacular this Sunday, June 23rd at the Regent Theatre in Arlington.

The pair were also joined by Mick Greenwood of The Interrobang, who will perform on Sunday, and who is also featured in the following:

Click here to pick up tickets to the Spectacular, with proceeds benefiting the Jimmy Fund and The One Fund Boston!

Listen to Grrl Power every Wednesday and Sunday night at 9pm.
Click here to view last week's playlist.

• Savages// Strife
• Alpine// Villages
• The Jungle Giants// I Am What You Want Me To Be
• Lemuria// Chihuly
• Neko Case// Man
• Polica// Tiff
• Aye Nako// Molasses
• Daughter// Youth
• Potty Mouth// The Spins
• Big Deal// Teradactol
• CHVRCHES// Gun
• Pity Sex// Keep
• Postal Service featuring Jenny Lewis// Tattered Line of String
• Deaf Club// It, She
• Big Eyes// Pretend to Care
• Pacific Air// Roses

Mr. Sweeney, who you remember from his days on the Garden ice, stopped by the RadioBDC studios this morning to tell Henry Santoro and Julie Kramer about a raffle for The Bruins Foundation: a winner and a guest will travel to Chicago to watch the Bruins play the Blackhawks for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final this Saturday, June 22 at 8pm at the United Center.

Click here to purchase your tickets! The drawing takes place today at 3p!

This Friday, Boston acts Charlie Farren, The Liz Borden Band, Adventure Set, James Straight and the Wide Stance, Melanie Lynx, Death By Fame, and DJ Ike play the Hard Rock Cafe to benefit The One Fund Boston.

Adventure Set frontman Ken Scales stopped by to talk about the event.

Click here for tickets and details!

Ahh, Roggie's. So many late nights, so many good memories. And get this: the Brighton legend is celebrating their 20th birthday! So naturally, we had to feature them for Henry in the Grub. Have a look and a listen.

So many good things to eat...

Two words: Cheeseburger Pizza.

Thanks, Roggie's! Happy 20th!

Our friend Meredith Goldstein stopped by for a spell today and shared the story of her latest edition of Love Letters. You can listen to her chat with Henry and Julie.

As always, Julie Kramer had a song to share that fit the letter perfectly.

Yes, it's the song of the summer. And yes, like Adele's "Rolling In The Deep" a few years ago, it'll likely be covered by a few dozen acts by summer's end. Here are the two best we've found so far.

First up, it's our old friends San Cisco, live on Triple J radio in Australia.

Next, some friends of Henry Santoro who call themselves Miracles of Modern Science.

So, which cover is better?