Andrew Garcia is in for Nick and brings us a playlist about workin'... for the weekend. Hey, Listen! standards like St. Vincent and Parquet Courts alongside classics by Dolly, Steely and Jonathan Coulton. Click in!
Spring selections to keep you moving from tUnE-yArDs and Pulp, a few to slow you down by Prince and Orville Peck in there too. Click in for the playlist (and don't let the title fool you).
Another week of ups and downs but for the moment, jettison your weekly woes for two hours of modern music discovery and - The Cure - New music from The Deathray Davies - Sacramento musician Nate Curry ...and a metric ton more!
New tracks from Tune-Yards, Django Django and Madlib... Classics from Prince and Gary Numan... And a very personal admission about dancing with my cat to Air. Click in!
New tracks by Fruit Bats, Kiwi Jr. Arlo Parks and Adult Mom alongside REM, Stereolab and Saul Williams on a week of reflection and hope for the future. Click in.
Nick Cave & Warren Ellis's "surprise" record is our album of the week, alongside the inimitable Run the Jewels, Jenny Lewis, Angelique Kidjo and Drive-By Truckers. Click in!
New tracks this week from Tune Yards, Madlib and Mogwai. Local artists like Lillian Frances, Nate Curry, Camilla Covington ...AND an interview + song from Best Move (Kris Anaya and Joe Davancens).
Bound to be one of the most regarded records this year, hear a trio of tracks from Arlo Parks new album. Warm vibes from the latest Cayucas, Tele Novella + driving-with-the-window-down jams by Iggy Pop and Nate Curry. Click in for the full list!
VALENTIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE'S DAY!
I saw that the Big Game was labeled LV this year and my mind went not to the gridiron but to the poor lost souls of Hadley's Hope. Find this and other jokes made for one along with Madlib, Nick Cave, Laura Veirs and Stereolab all this week. Click in!
After a rough winter week we're closing out the first month of 2021 with a big hug of a song from tUnE-yArDs. Elvis Costello, Brian Eno, Mitsky and locals like Dia Luna are all in the mix too. Click in!
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