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This week, collaborative songs featuring Michael Stipe, The Streets, and Fantastic Negrito. Plus, Houston-based psych-funk trio Khruangbin's new album, and The Dixie Chicks drop "Dixie." (article)
Guitarist, composer, and musical innovator Kaki King plays music from her forthcoming album and talks Big Issues: getting COVID19, the mysterious creative process, and fingernail care. (episode)
Nine Inch Nails leader and Oscar-winning composer Trent Reznor has created innovative and abrasive music. He and collaborator Atticus Ross discuss their score for Gone Girl. (From 2014.) (episode)
Week of June 22: This week, new music from Beyoncé, Bob Dylan, and Public Enemy, and a stunning return from Phoebe Bridgers. Plus, Japanese-Colombian collaborators, Minyo Crusaders. (article)
Jake Blount is a singer, fiddler, banjo player, and scholar of old time American music. He joins us remotely to play tunes and dig deep into African roots from his record, Spider Tales. (episode)
Hear the extraordinary wah-wah drenched, and fuzzed-up Hallelujahs of the funk-soul-rock-n-gospel group from Texas, The Relatives. Hear their 2013 set, live from The Greene Space. (episode)
Jarvis Cocker’s tribute to Leonard Cohen; Sunny Jain’s tribute to Breonna Taylor; Tengger’s tribute to krautrock. Plus, new music from Naeem (fka Spank Rock), and CDMX's El Shirota. (article)
John Darnielle leads the Mountain Goats. This spring he recorded a new boombox album in quarantine. He shares that story and a brand new song from his porch in North Carolina. (episode)
Nashville-based Luke Schneider plays with Margo Price and Orville Peck, but his latest is an ambient atmospheric album of pedal steel guitar. He joins us from Third Man Records' Studios. (episode)
Week of June 8: This week: Run The Jewels' timely new record, RTJ4, The Prison Music Project, and old digital devices make new music. (article)