Alt: Milhouse Van Houten Playing Frisbee Alone

Listen to Sovereign Glory • Disc Jockey Randall Roberts • CRSTL.FM - Sovereign Glory w/ DJ I-70 • Sept. 27, 20 by Community Radio St. Louis for free. Follow Community Radio St. Louis to never miss ano...

Harmony Index's dreamy debut album Lights On arrives tomorrow on Peak Oil sub-label FO. A key player in Los Angeles' DIY underground, Nico Leibman aka Harmony Index is a multi-instrumentalist-songw...

from the album Froggy

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Bill Orcutt’s Palilalia Records has grown into a home for guitar outliers including Shane Parish, Ava Mendoza, Chuck Roth and Cyrus Pireh, culminating in the glorious overload of Four Louies Live. During the pandemic, guitarist Kris Gruda spent his breaks from a job at a North Carolina kombucha factory sitting in his car with a travel guitar. He’d prop up his phone and fiddle with jazz standards, Coltrane and Ornette Coleman tunes, improvs, tiny works, most barely a minute lon...

The recent AKP Recordings release CIANI/ORKEST places Ciani’s Buchla 200e inside the 50-piece Metropole Orkest and four-channel sound. On Oct. 19, 2022, Suzanne Ciani, whose half-century conversati...

ALT: Infowars Realinfowars

Sometimes professional failure isn’t your fault.

The Ex Hideout Block Party Chicago, IL September 9th, 2006 Recording generously loaned from the Aadam Jacobs Audio Archive. Source: Realistic PZM Mics...

Meditative new and old living room house music.

A thousand-mile expedition through Eastern Canadian outports and remote towns led Duguay to seven aging organs whose voices resonate throughout Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go. In 2022 as COVID restr...

Musician Michael Cloud Duguay’s new album was born from a mission to capture the sound of the majestic yet increasingly rare instruments

ALT: The Fresh Beat Band Kiki Clapping

By the mid-1970s, Herbie Hancock had left bop and post-bop behind as he grew increasingly fascinated with electric keyboards and early synthesizers. Long a genre-straddling innovator, Hancock embraced instrumental funk and rhythm-powered experimental avenues on his 1975 album Man-Child and, a year later, Secrets. With a secure, fruitful relationship with Columbia Records, Hancock set about changing the sound and vibe of jazz. He’d also built a stellar band: ...