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Wednesday, Apr 30 2014, 2PM
Read about New Order's production techniques here: www.soundonsound.com
They'll be playing at Chop Suey on May 2nd with Nordic Soul and Truckasaurus. Check out they're in studio. blog.kexp.org
Off their fantastic new album. They'll be playing Pickathon in August. Hopefully they'll get their act together and schedule a Seattle show soon. 08/01 – 08/03 Portland, OR- Pickathon
So many of the songs on Z end with awesome jams. blog.kexp.org
Playing at the Victory Lounge, Saturday May 17th with Steel Cranes
Weed are playing at the Capitol Hill block party this summer. Get tickets here:capitolhillblockparty.com
This is the best picture of this Glasgow duo without a doubt: upload.wikimedia.org
Brand new Pixies. I miss Steve Albini's weirdness in production. Check out the in-studio they did recently: blog.kexp.org
This was Song of the Day last week. Read all about it here: blog.kexp.org
They'll be playing a Seattle Living Room Show on May 17. Very exclusive. www.seattlelivingroomshows.com
Watch this performance from the early days. kexp.org Robin recently revealed that he is in attendance at Columbia University.
Matthew Houck bares his soul on his recent Muchacho record kexp.org
They just wrapped up a nationwide tour. See them later this summer at Pickathon.
Rhett Miller and his band's new effort pays off. Check out an in-studio from a few years back. kexp.org
Bob Mould has an uncanny ability to sound much younger than he has the right to. Husker Du and Sugar veteran, his newest solo record is upbeat and seamless. blog.kexp.org
Watch their incredible in-studio version of this song here. kexp.org
Ray LaMontagne gets his whisper on. His newest effort is produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.
He never "as they say" touches the stuff. A nice little cowbell garnish to the main course of rock guitar. blog.kexp.org
The Faint have very few needs. They will be playing at the Neptune on Friday, May 30th.
Lots of cool photos of Mark Lanegan and his band here: blog.kexp.org
The U-men formed in 1981 and consisted of John Bigley, Tom Price, Tony Ransom, and Charlie Ryan. Influential proto-grunge rock they influenced all sorts of future local and international acts. Bigley famously set the stage on fire during a set at the Seattle Center Mural Amphitheater. They finished their set amid the flames.
There's a great Nick Cave interview where he talks about learning recording techniques in Berlin in the late 70's and 80's. www.wtfpod.com
Check out her live in-studio from a few weeks ago: blog.kexp.org
John Grant of the Czars contributes to this new track off the forthcoming album.
These guys know how to title an album. "The Land of Rape and Honey" "From Beer to Eternity" "Dark Side of the Spoon" "Houses of the Mole" "The Mind is a Terrible thing to Taste"
Noel Gallagher likes these guys too. Their early shoegaze material is a great find for anyone interested in more than Urban Hymns.
Watch this classic Disney short on the legendary Jones. Narrated by another legendary Jones, James Earl Jones. www.youtube.com
NMA's father was Jim Dickinson a influential producer who has worked with Ry Cooder, Bob Dylan, Big Star and others.
Bon Scott needs more than he can get. Unusually angsty AC/DC
Read our album review here. The last third of this song is pure ecstacy. blog.kexp.org
