
2 heavy hours a week of no wave neo wave noise wave neu wave new wave weird wave post wave outsider wavez tsunami waves maybe raves and punkpunkpunk. This is a punk show for the weirdos. Sponsored by the Palomino Smokehouse and Social Club
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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SPUD HEAD?
Playlist:
* Ruckus - Talk Ain't Cheap Enuff
* Smirk - N.W.O.
* Natural Man Band - Help Is On The Way
* Smarts - thinking out loud
* P22 - The Industrialist Heartthrob
* All Hits - Blockhead
* Wire - A Question of Degree
*... more
WHO IS YOUR DREEM +1 TO THE PARTY
Playlist:
* The Vacants - Worthless Trash
* Adam & The Ants - Insanity
* A Certain Ratio - Skipscada
* Horse Lords - People's Park
* Silicon Prairie - Dance To The Beat
* UJ3RK5 - Eisenhower & The Hippi... more
AARON'S FINAL SHOW-TRAINING / FULL FUTLANG TAKEOVER!
Playlist:
* Masked Opponent - Rafters
* Tough Age - Unclean
* Nü Sensäe - Spit Gifting
* Sediment Club - The Payoff
* Tosser - Bent Out
* Prison Affair - Big Bottom Baby
* The Drin ... more
Playlist:
* Masked Opponent - Rafters
* Tough Age - Unclean
* Nü Sensäe - Spit Gifting
* Sediment Club - The Payoff
* Tosser - Bent Out
* Prison Affair - Big Bottom Baby
* The Drin - Venom
* Lackey - Let's Jam
* Wax Cowboy - Swimmi... more
Looooooove it, gnarly tunes.
Always a fun weekly listen featuring out-there music. Thanks!
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The show combines high-energy indie and underground music with a strong community radio vibe, anchored by local Calgary venues and sponsor integrations. Repeatedly spotlighting live shows, festival lineups, and cross-promotions (notably Palomino Smokehouse), it weaves in guest conversations—from filmmakers and musicians to brand- and culture-focused experts—alongside lively banter, trivia, and listener interaction. Its breadth—local scene coverage, cross-media guests, and a playful, irreverent tone—helps potential listeners gauge its appeal to fans of offbeat music, film culture, and Calgary's arts community while offering sponsors authentic local reach.
Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on sponsor mentions integrated into the flow, th... more
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