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Thursday, Sep 29 2016, 10AM
What's your bet? Bookies predict Oasis will reform in 2017 after Liam Gallagher swore that the band will never reform: www.ibtimes.co.uk We know that KEXP is a sure bet. Donate now at kexp.org
Watch live video of Iron & Wine playing in the KEXP studio in 2013: blog.kexp.org Your support enables KEXP to present about 400 live in-studio shows each year. Call 206-903-5397 or 1-866-903-5397.
Here's Shakey Graves singing "Dearly Departed" and other songs during a KEXP in-studio session: blog.kexp.org It's a privilege to champion artists like this Austin, Texas musician. It's listener support that makes this possible. Donate now at kexp.org
Shovels & Rope will play the Showbox SoDo on Saturday, November 12th, 2016. Perhaps you love KEXP because of our supporting artists like this. Make a gift now at 206-903-5397.
Anyone who calls in during the show is eligible to win a vinyl collection of classic hits from The Cure, including "Three Imaginary Boys," "Seventeen Seconds," "Faith," "Pornography," and "The Top" ---all on 180-gram vinyl. Only people who call in are eligible. Call 206-903-5397 or 1-866-903-5397.
Follow this link to Ted Leo's Facebook page: www.facebook.com Don't miss the opportunity to be involved in KEXP's programming as you choose 3 songs for Donor Programming Day on November 29th, 2016. Make a donation of $180.00 ($15.00 a month) now by calling 206-903-5397.
Catherine Wheel, named for a medieval torture device, got its name because leader Rob Dickinson's cousin, Bruce Dickinson, was instrumental in the band Iron Maiden. Torture yourself no longer. Donate to KEXP now and relieve any "non-contributor" guilt. Call 206-903-5397 or donate online at kexp.org
Watch the official video for this song that focuses on the life of a young Russian involved in human trafficking: www.youtube.com At KEXP, you have the opportunity to be exposed to an immense variety of music and ideas. Become a financial supporter of the music you love by calling 206-903-5397.
The Dandy Warhols will play The Showbox on Wednesday, December 7th, 2016. Watch live video of an in-studio appearance in 2013: blog.kexp.org KEXP affords you the opportunity to witness and enjoy intimate performances like this. Remember to donate at 206-903-5397.
Read the backstory of the three Followill brothers (Nathan, Caleb, and Jared): www.rollingstone.com The breadth and depth of the knowledge of KEXP's DJ's allow you to learn much, much more about the music you love. Support this station now. Anyone who makes a gift of $180.00 ($15.00 a month) or more before the end of this hour will have their gift doubled. Call 206-903-5397 or donate online at kexp.org
Go here to The Ruby Doe's official website: therubydoe.com Where else but KEXP can you be exposed to such an eclectic mix of music? Seize the opportunity to donate today by calling 206-903-5397.
This 7-piece Melbourne band played live at KEXP in 2015: blog.kexp.org KEXP allows you to listen to hundreds of live performances each year. You can keep this kind of programming going as you call 206-903-5397 or donate online at kexp.org
Thee Oh Sees will perform at Neumos on Friday, November 25th, 2016. Respond to a special challenge by making a donation of $180.00 ($15.00 a month) or more before noon today. Your gift will be matched. Call 206-903-5397.
Black Mountain, whose hometown is "Earth," begins an Australian and New Zealand tour this week. They were in KEXP's studio for a live performance earlier this year: blog.kexp.org Your support music of bands like this Vancouver group when you make your contribution to KEXP by calling 206-903-5397.
Neil Young, Cheryl Waters' favorite artist, was inducted by Eddie Vedder into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: www.youtube.com You'll be in KEXP's Hall of Fame as you contribute to the fall fundraising drive at 206-903-5397.
This is a Johnny Cash cover of a 1991 Soundgarden song. You hear such an extraordinary mix of music at KEXP. You only have a few minutes to have your money matched when you donate $!80.00 or more to KEXP. Call 206-903-5397 before noon.
Read a thoughtful essay about this classic song: presentzine.blogspot.com At KEXP, listeners hear music like this mixed with bands who are just beginning their journey. You can support the music that matters as you donate online at kexp.org or by calling a wonderful volunteer at 206-903-5397.
Go back to 2012 to get "Failed Olympic Bid," a KEXP Song of the Day by Future of the Left. KEXP provides a free Song of the Day, selected by our DJ's, each weekday. Your support of KEXP allows this free content content to be available to the world. Contribute today by calling 206-903-5397.
KEXP recognized the talent of these sisters and championed them early. Watch a live in-studio session here: blog.kexp.org Be a part of the station that opens listeners up to powerful new musical experiences. Call 206-903-5397 or donate online at kexp.org
Here's the video for Belle & Sebastian's "Piazza, New York Catcher": www.youtube.com Call in during this hour to 206-903-5397 to be eligible for tickets to see Jim James on Monday, De3cember 12th, 2016.
Enjoy a KEXP live review of case/lang/veirs' concert at Woodland Park Zoo this summer: blog.kexp.org KEXP's blog is a remarkable source of content about music, both here and elsewhere. Please donate today by calling 206-903-5397.
Only about 15 minutes left to enter the drawing for Jim James tickets. He's playing the Showbox SoDo on Monday, December 12th, 2016. Oh, and when you call to enter, make your contribution to the station that is listener-powered. The number is 206-903-5397.
"I was carried to Ohio in a swarm of bees..." Here are the lyrics to "Bloodbuzz Ohio," a song that one critic says is The National's song about money: www.azlyrics.com Put your own money to good use by donating to KEXP today. Call 206-903-5397 or toll-free at 1-866-903-5397.
Never pass up the opportunity to watch Devo performing. And---never pass up the opportunity to be a KEXP supporter. You will truly listen differently when you become a KEXP finacial supporter. Call 206-903-5397.
The Cure celebrated their fortieth anniversary this year by touring, including a great performance at Sasquatch! this year. Read all about it on the KEXP blog: blog.kexp.org Call in (206-903-5397) during The Midday Show to be entered into a drawing for a 5-vinyl album set of classic music from The Cure.
Damon Albarn says that the new Gorillaz' album should be out "fairly soon": consequenceofsound.net When it does come out, you know that KEXP will make it available to listeners immediately. KEXP offers you the chance to hear new music while it is very, very new! Support listener-powered KEXP by calling 206-903-5397.
Glitter? Colored macaroni? Get a Cheryl Waters' handcrafted thank-you card when you make a donation of $240 ($20 a month) or more to KEXP. You could carry that card while wearing your new KEXP hoodie. Call 206-903-5397 or 1-866-903-5397.
Read about Yeah Yeah Yeahs' reunion when they covered Lou Reed and David Bowie in April, 2016: www.rollingstone.com Part of KEXP's uniquness is the abilty to respond and alter programming when a crucial event, like the deaths of Bowie, Reed, or Prince, occurs. Support the station that enhances our sense of community. Call 206-903-5397.
Sloan! Whew!! Watch live video of this band in the KEXP studio: blog.kexp.org With your gift, KEXP can continue to provide live performances like this. Donate online at kexp.org or by calling our volunteers at 206-903-5397.
Only sixteen minutes left to get in on the drawing for 1 5-album vinyl collection by The Cure. Call 206-903-5397 or 1-866-903-5397 to be eligible for this drawing. When you talk to our wonderful volunteer, tell them that you want to support the station where the music matters.
Saying that it's important "to glow for a very long time," New Order frontman Bernard Sumner says a new album is coming: www.salon.com Help keep KEXP glowing for a very long time by making your contribution at 206-903-5397 or online at kexp.org
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