COVID-19: A Pandemic Playlist
It’s spreading–this craze to create a Pandemic Playlist. And I caught it. As we all–or, at least the smarter of… Read More »COVID-19: A Pandemic Playlist
It’s spreading–this craze to create a Pandemic Playlist. And I caught it. As we all–or, at least the smarter of… Read More »COVID-19: A Pandemic Playlist
With as much psychedelic pop and rock that I’ve been listening to lately, it only made sense to put together a full show featuring the sub-genres. Of course, I also threw in some beloved garage rock to keep things sane. For the first time in ages, I took the KSVR and KSVU airwaves and played several older tunes (older meaning 2011 and before), with bands like Wooden Shjips and The Mantles and Comets on Fire. New releases got their fair share of air play as well: recent songs from The Fresh & Onlys, Two Gallants, Sunglasses and METZ also made the cut. Check out the playlist below and sample the songs in blue.
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Do you ever see an album in the record store that sparks your curiosity each time you pass it by? It nags you and gets underneath your skin—you want to check it out, but you’re wary about dropping $20 on an LP that might or might not be good. It’s simply not worth the risk. Universal Indians by Dark Meat was just such an album. Then I heard “Freedom Ritualâ€, the album’s first track, and I was hooked. Read More »Dark Meat: Dead Man [Video]