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New York-based band The Shacks bring their early-rock and vintage soul tinged psychedelic, timeless, dreamy pop in-studio. (episode)
The band Umphrey’s McGee spans a wide range of rock, prog, & pop, at times veering into jazz and/or improvisation by way of Zappa-inspired hand signals. They'll perform live in-studio. (episode)
We welcome back the Southwestern band Calexico, who perform mariachi and cumbia-laced songs for the end times from their latest record, "The Thread That Keeps Us." (episode)
The Liverpool-born trio The Wombats play catchy, guitar-saturated pop with riffs on twisted love songs, or detail-rich bad choices, in-studio. (episode)
String quintet Sybarite5 join John Schaefer in-studio to perform new chamber works, written just for them, from their crowd-funded new record, "Outliers." (episode)
With Baroque pop, Nina Simone, & Brian Eno as touchstones, hear the dreamlike minimalist folk music by Richmond duo Lean Year, in-studio. (episode)
Soul singer Bette Smith barely contains a New York aggressiveness and passion, and piles on the sexy in tunes with the Memphis horn sound, in-studio. (episode)
The duo Overcoats mix pop, close folk music harmonies, & electronic elements plus a dash of country, and a little bit of soul in their shiny, yet darkly intimate songs, in-studio. (episode)
The band LNZNDRF performs Krautrock-inspired expansive musical journeys, in tie-dyed shiny jumpsuits, live in the Greene Space. (episode)