Elektro KardiogrammMonday, from midnight to 2 am
Hosted by Zane Brezinski Get your heart pumping with Elektro Kardiogramm. Your host Zane Brzezinski will take you through the far reaches of dance, from 70's disco strings to the most abrasive electro, and everything in between. Keep your body movin' late into the night every Sunday with Elektro Kardiogramm, and make sure your heart is ready for a workout. The Sound BetweenMonday, from 2 pm to 4 pm
Hosted by Dayna Evans The Sound Between, airing daily from 2 to 4pm, is a show focusing primarily on new releases. Tune in every single day to hear each individual hosts' take on what's going on in the world of independent music. Depending on the day, you'll be hearing a mix of the latest indie rock, imports, rockin new reissues, local heroes, and lots more! Feel free to call/email/instant message in a request! Also check out the Sound Between Top 15 on line weekly for a look/see at what the most played releases of the week were. Morning GloryTuesday, from 8 am to 10 am
Hosted by Malik Salam Bringing you the best new music from around the world this show would be composed of electronic music, hip hop, indie rock, blues etc… basically anything that is new, sounds interesting and is not repetitive generic music. Bard for LifeTuesday, from 10 am to noon
Hosted by Daniel Kolomeets-Darovsky Since the fall of communism and the Soviet Union, Russian music has had a difficult time finding an audience abroad, settling for its limited domestic following. But no more! Well, at least for one of its most underappreciated genres. One of the most overlooked aspects of the Russian music scene has been the one loosely-translated as "Author's Songs," or "Bard." "Bard" because this type of music sets itself apart in that anyone with just a guitar, a notepad and a pen, sitting and playing amongst family and friends can become a part of its welcoming family. This simple, lyrical genre, usually played on one or two acoustic guitars, reveals succinctly the collective soul and mindset of the Russian people, from an endless array of subjects such as love, war, friends, family, life and beyond. All in an entertaining way without having to find these same Russian views in the depths of lengthy novels such as "War and Peace!" No previous Russian needed, of course, since the music has as much appeal to those who can decipher them as to those who cannot, since the beauty of the music can be heard as well as felt. We'll also dive into some chanson, folk and other styles to keep the show fresh and kickin'! Junkyard MusicWednesday, from noon to 2 pm
Hosted by Chris Miles Junkyard music is post punk in the broadest sense - even when it's pre. Features 'experimental' music that shares a lineage, including no wave, krautrock, post-industrial, noise-minded 'progressive' punk and hardcore (think the Ex or UOA), goth-that-isn't (think Birthday Party), 'post-rock,' and so on. Mind/Brain/SkullThursday, from 10 am to noon
Hosted by Bill Kemmler The ominous side of ambient, music that would drive your mother insane for real. Start your Wednesday mornings off right with a redefinition of sonic texture. The Sound BetweenThursday, from 2 pm to 4 pm
Hosted by Jonathan Gean The Sound Between, airing daily from 2 to 4pm, is a show focusing primarily on new releases. Tune in every single day to hear each individual hosts' take on what's going on in the world of independent music. Depending on the day, you'll be hearing a mix of the latest indie rock, imports, rockin new reissues, local heroes, and lots more! Feel free to call/email/instant message in a request! Also check out the Sound Between Top 15 on line weekly for a look/see at what the most played releases of the week were. Third Coast ClassicsFriday, from 1 am to 3 am
Hosted by Barney Canson Third Coast Classics brings the best of the Dirty South to the airwaves. Tune in to hear all the dope hip-hop created below the Mason-Dixon Line, from laid-back slow jams to high-energy lyrical spitfires. In the South, anything goes! Aeroplane Over The SeaFriday, from 10 am to noon
Hosted by Noel Bourg Whether your parents sang you lullabies, played you Bob Dylan, or danced with you to a polka, you cannot doubt that the spirit of your roots lives on in modern indie rock through acoustic guitars, accordions, harmonicas, organs, and horns. Start off your morning with the melodious, vibrant, and whimsical folk infusions of our generation. They’re no banana pancakes but they’ll hum you back home wherever it might be. Back PorchFriday, from noon to 2 pm
Hosted by Angela Pham Take a mental road trip across sprawling America: across the dull hum of the heat of the desert, over the erratic plucks of the jagged rocks dotting evergreen forests, to the high lonesome sound of a single dim-lit gas station in a vast plain of darkness. These are the soundscapes you will encounter on The Back Porch, the nexus between traditional roots music and new indie folk/rock. It all begins here, where cousins Americana, Indie-Folk, Freaky Folk, singer-songwriter, and Alt-Country leanings converge. Your host, Angela Pham, covers the terrain by sampling these independent sounds from the heartland. Find a spot on the porch; take some lessons in nostalgia, simple joys and somber stories through these storyteller’s harmonies, strums, twangs, or pedal-steel wails (and let’s not forget distortion pedals, too). The Sound BetweenFriday, from 2 pm to 4 pm
Hosted by Roland Li The Sound Between, airing daily from 2 to 4pm, is a show focusing primarily on new releases. Tune in every single day to hear each individual hosts' take on what's going on in the world of independent music. Depending on the day, you'll be hearing a mix of the latest indie rock, imports, rockin new reissues, local heroes, and lots more! Feel free to call/email/instant message in a request! Also check out the Sound Between Top 15 on line weekly for a look/see at what the most played releases of the week were. The FoundationSaturday, from 1 am to 3 am
Hosted by Chris DeLuca Some hip-hop producers pride themselves on making instrumentals or “beats” on keyboards. Some use nothing but drum patterns, base, and synthesizers. And some use samples. Producers such as Pete Rock, Exile, DJ Premier, J Dilla, Madlib, Ski, Large Professor, and many others, use rich samples to make music that invoke an array of emotions into the mind and soul of the listener. But, who are these artists that are being sampled? “The Foundation” is designed to educate the listener on the jazz, funk, and soul artists of the 1960’s and 70’s whose voices and instruments were sampled directly to help make some of the most creative beats ever heard. Songs from artists such as Jaco Pastorius, Eugene McDaniels, Mandrill, Gap Mangione, David Axelrod, and many others served as a “foundation” for producers to build and mold their beats on. “The Foundation” is designed to take the listener into the minds of the producer and see where their inspiration came from. And at the end of every show, it will have you saying: “Oh, so that’s where that beat came from.” Swerve And SwirlSaturday, from 4 am to 6 am
Hosted by Alex H. Let your mind wander with the ethereal tunes of the shoegaze genre, every Saturday at 4 P.M on Swerve and Swirl. Shoegazing developed in the late 1980s and has since blossomed into a varied and intricate musical form. Artists range from alternative rock acts to electronica maestros, and subgenres include nu-gaze, dream pop, post-punk, post-rock, noise pop, drone and space rock. No matter the artist, the feeling is always the same: ladies and gentlemen, we are floating in space. Phantasmic PhantasmagoriaSaturday, from noon to 2 pm
Hosted by Brett Ackerman In the majestic world of cinema, most people neglect the composer and their component to experience. Now it's time to listen to what you've been missing. Featuring glorious avant classical scores that use unconventional instruments and sounds from films both known and unknown, you can now wake up to the sounds of a kazoo orchestra, atypical harmonies, or a synthesizer chorus. Tune in, tune out, crank the volume up to 12, and get ready for your mind to be blown because you are going for a ride. The Sound BetweenSaturday, from 2 pm to 4 pm
Hosted by Sam Khan The Sound Between, airing daily from 2 to 4pm, is a show focusing primarily on new releases. Tune in every single day to hear each individual hosts' take on what's going on in the world of independent music. Depending on the day, you'll be hearing a mix of the latest indie rock, imports, rockin new reissues, local heroes, and lots more! Feel free to call/email/instant message in a request! Also check out the Sound Between Top 15 on line weekly for a look/see at what the most played releases of the week were. Swerve and SwirlSaturday, from 4 pm to 6 pm
Hosted by Alex H. Let your mind wander with the ethereal tunes of the shoegaze genre, every Saturday at 4 P.M on Swerve and Swirl. Shoegazing developed in the late 1980s and has since blossomed into a varied and intricate musical form. Artists range from alternative rock acts to electronica maestros, and subgenres include nu-gaze, dream pop, post-punk, post-rock, noise pop, drone and space rock. No matter the artist, the feeling is always the same: ladies and gentlemen, we are floating in space. Arcana ObscuraSaturday, from 6 pm to 8 pm
Hosted by Harrison This ain't no love in... Explore the darker side of psych and prog rock from the late 60s to the late 70s. Enjoy overlooked oddities from all over the world and start living in the past!
IndependenceSaturday, from 8 pm to 10 pm
Hosted by Kunle In-advance airing of the latest hip-hop music, featuring acts such as Juice, J-Live, Rhymefest, AZ, Rasco, L the Head Toucha, Krumb Snatcha, and many more. Saturday Night At The Drive-In BingoSaturday, from 10 pm to midnight
Hosted by Dick Douvet A late nite lo-fi lounge featuring mounds and mounds of outta-sight sounds direct from the sixties, coming to you live, amplified and city-wide with radio waves that won't subside. Let Dick Douvet, your dot-org DJ, take you on a wild ride at 45 RPMs with pop-rock ear candy so sweet, you'll have to brush your speakers before bedtime. Movin and MoaninSunday, from 10 am to noon
Hosted by Victoria Keddie This show focuses on early blues recordings at a time where the soul of American music birthed and flourished. The musicians and vocal artists are Americas' storytellers, and sadly, a significant part of American History that has been largely overlooked and under-recognized for the power of their contributions both musically and historically. Thus the need for a show to pay tribute to the ones who's blood filled the veins of this country's song heritage! We play some good ol' blues and share in the influences, stories, and resonance. This show is an homage to the profound and influential music as well as a sharing of history and of the artists stories through song. Hang a leg up and lend an ear. Hello ParadiseSunday, from noon to 2 pm
Hosted by Jared Ellison hello radio, hello college, hello internet! every sunday, gather your friends around the old computer. HELLO PARADISE is here: a radio show about a place that's an idea. live from manhattan island: an internet fantasy vacation: a place in space, tropical transmission. hello corcovado // hello bali // hello hawaii // hello congo. Haruomi Hosono, King Tubby, Nusrat, Dick Dale, Caetano Veloso. heavy grooves, monsoon breeze, surf accident - easy listening in on our fake world. The Sound BetweenSunday, from 2 pm to 4 pm
Hosted by Zach Fleming The Sound Between, airing daily from 2 to 4pm, is a show focusing primarily on new releases. Tune in every single day to hear each individual hosts' take on what's going on in the world of independent music. Depending on the day, you'll be hearing a mix of the latest indie rock, imports, rockin new reissues, local heroes, and lots more! Feel free to call/email/instant message in a request! Also check out the Sound Between Top 15 on line weekly for a look/see at what the most played releases of the week were. Shock TreatmentSunday, from 6 pm to 8 pm
Hosted by Corey Cleary Focusing on the raw, defiant, and noisy attributes that have been a staple in oppositional music, Shock Treatment seeks to highlight the similarities between thrash punk and noise rock. Grit your teeth and tune in every Sunday night to such bands as Government Warning, Drop Dead, Harry Pussy, and Boredoms. End your weekend with a jolt! Icon of SufferingSunday, from 8 pm to 10 pm
Hosted by Andrew Mollica Icon of Suffering is a monument to dissonant sound. Two hours of aural brutality in various forms, from the blackest of black metal to the harshest of harsh noise. Don your ceremonial robes, turn the volume up to 11 and peel open the gateway-vortex to the sickest recesses of the human mind. |
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