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Lost Lander will be playing a free concert at Esther Short Park in Vancouver, Washington on August 29th. They will also be playing at this year's MusicFestNW on September 5th.
Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle's most recent album, Dept. of Disappearance, was released last year. Check out his most recent KEXP session here: kexp.org.
Jagwar Ma's debut record, Howlin', came out back in June. Check out a review of the record on the KEXP Blog: www.kexp.org.
Earlier this year, The Black Angels played an exclusive concert for KEXP Donors at The Triple Door: blog.kexp.org. Their latest album is titled Indigo Meadow.
Just last week, Smith Westerns were LIVE on KEXP. While the session is not online just yet, be sure to listen to their excellent new album Soft Will.
Even before their debut album came out, Exitmusic played a KEXP in-studio. Watch the videos on the KEXP Blog: blog.kexp.org.
British band Daughter's amazing cover of this song is definitely worth checking out: www.youtube.com.
Moby will be at Showbox Sodo as a part of this year's Decibel Festival on Thursday, September 26th.
Last time The Walkmen played LIVE on KEXP, they covered the great Johnny Cash: blog.kexp.org.
Tomorrow Ty Segall will be live on the Midday Show, playing songs off his latest record, Sleeper. On September 7th, he will be playing Neumos, along with Sic Alps frontman Mike Donovan.
Listen to local band Shake Some Action's new single Wait for the Summer on their website: shakesomeaction.bandcamp.com.
In case you had forgotten, Fuck Buttons were featured as part of the Olympic Opening Ceremonies just last year. Their latest record, Slow Focus, was released earlier this week.
Tonight, No Age will be playing at Backspace in Portland, Oregon with Sun Foot, and Devin, Gary, & Ross.
Shelby Earl will be playing this year's Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival on Sunday, September 1st. Tomorrow she will at Salish Lodge in Snoqualmie, WA.
In honor of the 13th anniversary of The Dandy Warhols classic album Thirteen Tales of Urban Bohemia, they played songs from the record on KEXP: blog.kexp.org.
Ex-Velvet Underground frontman Lou Reed reviewed the latest Kanye West record for The Talkhouse: thetalkhouse.com.
While Dum Dum Girls have yet to announce a follow-up to 2011's Only In Dreams, they played LIVE on KEXP ealier this year: blog.kexp.org.
Cass McCombs has no Seattle dates on his current tour, but be sure to check out his most recent KEXP in-studio: kexp.org.
On Tuesday, September 10th, Typhoon will be at The Crocodile with 1939 Ensemble. Their most recent album, White Lighter, came out earlier this week.
Recently, Local Natives played an exclusive KEXP Donor concert at The Triple Door: blog.kexp.org. Their latest record is titled Hummingbird.
Vampire Weekend frontman Ezra Koenig was interviewed by comedian Tom Scharpling about their most recent record, Modern Vampires of the City: www.lowtimespodcast.com.
Brooklyn band Parquet Courts were a part of KEXP's SXSW Music Festival coverage back in March. Check out the videos on the KEXP Blog: blog.kexp.org.
Interpol frontman Paul Banks performed on KEXP as part of the CMJ Music Festival: blog.kexp.org.
Okkervil River will be live on the Midday Show on Friday, October 25th. That night, they will be at Showbox at the Market with Matthew E. White.
Depeche Mode's 13th studio album, Delta Machine, was released earlier this year. This track is from 1987's Music for the Masses.
Seattle band Iska Dhaaf will be playing at Linda's Tavern on August 24th, and will be LIVE on KEXP on Saturday, September 21st on Audioasis.
While The Rosebuds have no Seattle dates on their most recent tour, be sure to check out their KEXP in-studio from 2012: blog.kexp.org.
Noted prodigy Zach Condon has released four albums of beautifully orchestral pop before the age of 25. His group, Beirut has performed LIVE on KEXP several times over the years: kexp.org.
Just last year, The Antlers played at the CMJ Music Festival as part of KEXP's showcase: blog.kexp.org. Their most recent record was 2012's Undersea.
Black Joe Lewis will be at The Neptune Theater on Friday, November 29th, in support of his upcoming album, Electric Slave.
On August 24th, The Moondoggies will be performing at Slackfest in Stanwood, WA. Their new record, Adios I'm A Ghost, came out earlier this month.
King Khan & The Shrines will be playing Neumos on October 16th with Hell Shovel: kexp.org. Their latest album, titled Idle No More, will be out on September 3rd.
Phosphorescent will be at The Neptune Theater on Wednesday, September 25th, with Indians. Phosphorescent's excellent new album is titled Muchacho.
On September 19th, Porcelain Raft is playing the Barboza, in support of his sophomore record Permanent Signal: www.kexp.org.
Local band Wishbeard will be at Neumos on Wednesday, August 28th, supporting Mary Lambert.
NME named I Wanna Be Adored as the 17th best Indie Anthem of all Time. The track has been covered by a number of artists, such as Badly Drawn Boy, The Raveonettes, and Tangerine.
While Doves has yet to announce a follow-up to 2009's Kingdom of Rust, they played LIVE on KEXP back in 2005: kexp.org.
The Chemical Brothers' soundtrack for 2011's Hanna easily ranks among the greatest soundtracks of the decade thus far: www.youtube.com.
Earlier this week, Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme was interviewed on Sound Opinions about their latest record ...Like Clockwork: www.soundopinions.org.
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell will be playing an acoustic show on Sunday, October 20th at Benaroya Hall, along with Bhi Bhiman.
Yoko Ono recently put together a list of 25 things we didn't know about her, including her obsessions with high heels, being barefoot, and rings: imaginepeace.com.
Feral Children will be at the Sunset Tavern on Saturday, August 31st with PonyHomie and Dada Trash Collage. Their latest album is titled Too Much, Too Late.
Superchunk will be playing the KEXP Bumbershoot Music Lounge on Monday, September 2nd. Their new album, I Hate Music, was released earlier this week.
Twin Peaks just reissued their debut album Sunken, this time on CD. Check out a review of the record on the KEXP Blog: kexp.org.
NYC artist Luke Rathborne's latest album, Soft, comes out on September 2nd. Check out the single here: lukerathborne.bandcamp.com.
Ex-Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan will be at the Neptune Theater on Tuesday, October 8th with Sean Wheeler, and Zander Schloss.
