
#HotTakes | Week of 03.31.25
Featuring: Maddie Zahm, Pleasure Pill, Lord Huron, Sarah Quintana, Marlon Williams, Soraia, Wavves, Matt Andersen, S.G. Goodman, Wet Leg, Daffo, Junk Drawer, Blondshell, HAIM, Durry
Featuring: Maddie Zahm, Pleasure Pill, Lord Huron, Sarah Quintana, Marlon Williams, Soraia, Wavves, Matt Andersen, S.G. Goodman, Wet Leg, Daffo, Junk Drawer, Blondshell, HAIM, Durry
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We've wrapped another month, thank goodness we're getting into spring now. March’s mixtape is a bit all over the place, in the best way. Indie-pop, folk, rock, even some country—somehow it all clicks. Petey’s The Milkman sets the tone with his usual charm,
Let's celebrate the 30th anniversary of a few amazing albums to start off the show! We'll also get a bit punky, hear some tunes from a fantastic Decemberists album released in 2005, find out about the albums out today for new music Friday, discover new songs
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
Getting your senses working overtime with a brand new show that starts off counting the ways to your heart in song. We'll also spin some spring-tastic tunes, celebrate the birthday of Damon Albarn, get to know some new albums out today for new music Friday, discover the #Hottakes
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
Let's get it going with a new show starting off with enough rock 'n' roll kick to power your home for the day! You'll also hear part four of my "Great Opening Album Tracks" series, find out about artists on the Austin
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
It's a brand new show packed full of jams to make the day even better! Gimmie a Hell Yeah! We'll say happy birthday to a fantastic English musician, brighten up the sky with a daylight savings inspired set, hear some great songs from artists on Declared
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February was stacked with incredible new music—some tracks hit like a late-night drive with the windows down, while others feel like they were made for getting lost in thought on a rainy afternoon. Indie gems, raw rock energy, folk that tugs at something deep—this past month had it
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.