
Because it's really two hours long. Sometimes even longer. How long a musical journey would you go on without having replaced the windshield blades?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic | |||

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A two-hour-plus music-forward program lead by a veteran curator, centered on indie, underground, and experimental tracks with a steady stream of host banter, cultural observations, and personal anecdotes. Episodes frequently feature deep dives into labels, venues, and scene history, interspersed with guest appearances or discussions about new releases from indie labels. The format emphasizes a laid-back, curatorial vibe—long-form listening journeys, station-specific notes, and a loyal community around underground music scenes. Notable twists include humorous riffs on culture and media, live-to-tape style storytelling, and occasional guest segments that spotlight contemporary releases from small labels and niche artists.—This show likely app... more
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