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Friday, Mar 30 2012, 10AM
"Between the Times and the Tides" is the brand spanking new solo album from Lee Ranaldo, who you probably know from his work with a band called Sonic Youth! We've listened to the new record and you can check out our review at kexp.org
Dig this track? You can make it yours for free! We featured "Our Age" on our Song of the Day podcast back in 2008. blog.kexp.org
LIVE on KEXP Wed. April 18 at 1pm. Show at Comet Tavern later that night.
The Ponys performed live in KEXP's studio back in 2005 and you can check out archived audio of that performance at kexp.org
"Julian Plenti" is a moniker used by Interpol front-man Paul Banks. This is his first and lone solo album to date.
Back in 2005, Kings of Convenience played an exclusive live show for KEXP members and staff, but we archived the show so that everyone can feel like KEXP royalty. kexp.org
Michael followed up the 2002 release of "The Day After My Confidence" with a trip to KEXP's studio for a live performance. Listen at kexp.org
Check out KEXP's review of Monster Movie's "Last Night Something Happened" at kexp.org
"You'll Never Walk Alone" is the anthem of Liverpool FC for all you soccer nuts out there.
Faith No More were slated to headline the UK's Sonisphere Festival this summer until the festival was canceled earlier this week.
James Mercer of The Shins' KEXP in studio performance is now available as a free KEXP Podcast at kexp.org
Battleme is performing at the High Dive on April 26th. His self-titled album drops earlier that week.
Jack White is back with a solo record! It's called "Blunderbuss" and it's scheduled for an April 23rd release. And don't forget that Mr. White is headlining Sasquatch! Music Festival at the Gorge this year as well! Sasquatch! is over Memorial Day Weekend (May 25-28).
DANGERDOOM is really the obvious name choice for a collaborative project between Danger Mouse and MF DOOM.
Desire have released one full-length album to date - 2009's "II" on the Italians Do It Better label.
Check out incredible videos from Foals' visit to KEXP last year. blog.kexp.org
Th' Faith Healers were the first band to sign to London-based label Too Pure.
Arctic Monkeys are playing Seattle's Key Arena (with The Black Keys!) on May 8th.
The Cramps were garage punk pioneers, and though their lineup changed extensively over their 30+ years, the two constants were husband/wife duo Lux Interior and Poison Ivy.
The Stepkids stopped by KEXP (fresh on the heels of last year's self-titled release) for a live performance and we've got some awesome videos of their visit over at blog.kexp.org
Yppah were live in our studio just last week, but in case you missed it we've got the performance archived at kexp.org
Listen to Grouplove's live rendition of "Lovely Cup" (and a bunch of other tunes off last year's "Never Trust A Happy Song") from their visit to KEXP at kexp.org
LA-based band Local Natives highlighted last year's Sasquatch! Music Festival and their set from the Gorge is archived at kexp.org
We've got Spoon's set from NPR's 2010 SXSW showcase archived at kexp.org.
Britt Daniel visited KEXP back in 2005 and played a few stripped-down Spoon numbers for us kexp.org
Shearwater stopped by KEXP recently and played some songs for us off their new "Animal Joy" release. Listen at kexp.org
Dinosaur Feathers have been no strangers to KEXP over the years, but their most recent visit featured a live performance of "Beatcha." If you need a pick-me-up, head over to kexp.org
A trailer for the new documentary about the Punch Brothers emerged online earlier this week. The film is called "How To Grow A Band" and hits theaters April 13. You can watch the trailer at Apple's movie trailers webpage. trailers.apple.com
Fitz & The Tantrums were last in KEXP's studio in January, and of course they played "Don't Gotta Work It Out." Listen at kexp.org, it'll get you moving.
The Dandy Warhols are back! "This Machine" is scheduled for an April 24 release.
Read our review of Swedish rockers The Hives' second album "Veni Vidi Vicious" at kexp.org
Radiohead are currently on tour and their next concert is April 9th at Key Arena! We're getting 'em fresh!
We featured "Walters" on our Song of the Day podcast, which means you're a click away from adding it to your music library for free! blog.kexp.org
Australian band The Morning After Girls stopped by KEXP back in 2006 for a live in-studio performance. kexp.org
Sidi Toure hails from Mali and this track is from the upcoming "Koima," scheduled for an April 17th release.
Check out fantastic videos from Joseph Arthur's Boxing Day visit to KEXP's studio from last year blog.kexp.org
Grimes is Montreal's Claire Boucher and she played a few numbers from new album "Visions" during her February visit to KEXP's studio. Videos are at blog.kexp.org and they're really worth a peek!
Purity Ring is currently touring with chillwave maestros Neon Indian.
White Rabbits swung by KEXP's studio back in 2009 and played some cuts off "It's Frightening." kexp.org. The new album is called "Milk Famous" and it's not even a month old.
Jim White's new album is called "Where It Hits You." Read our review at kexp.org
Mr. White is following up this performance with a show tonight at Columbia City Theater! Show is at 8, Kate Tucker and Kris Orlowski complete the lineup!
"Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus" is a 2003 documentary analyzing the relationship between country music and Christianity in the US. And Jim White stars!
Mark Lanegan played live in our studio in February in support of his 7th solo full-length "Blues Funeral." Stream at kexp.org
Check out our review of the fantastically titled "Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose" at kexp.org
Danish duo Junior Senior brought a full band with them when they stopped by KEXP's studio for a live performance in 2003. Check out their live take on "Move Your Feet" as well as other tracks off "D-D-Don't Don't Stop The Beat" kexp.org
A year ago LCD Soundsystem called it quits with a massive Madison Square Garden send-off, but if you're already feeling nostalgic, the band's final weeks are the subject of a new documentary called "Shut Up And Play The Hits." It premiered at Sundance earlier this year and is scheduled for a broader release later this year.
The Lumineers are playing at Neumos tomorrow night! Debut self-titled album drops next week.
Earlier in March, Cloud Nothings tore through a live set of songs off "Attack on Memory" from our studio. Stream the performance in full at kexp.org