
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 | 316 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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as you may or may not be aware, some of East Village Radio’s live programming was interrupted this week due to a technical issue management has characterized as internal maintenance, however the real story is far more troubling. Following the massiv... more
I try not to get too personal in this space but I will admit this has been an especially difficult week for me. With so much else in the world falling apart, I was tasked with watching the debut of Blake Griffin’s new pseudo “Weekend Update” vehicle... more
it’s either a sad commentary on my particular obsessions or how ferociously predictable I am that nearly a half dozen of you took the time to forward Wattie’s recent Instagram cattle call for a new guitarist for The Exploited. Nearly all of these un... more
I have nothing but respect and admiration for those of you who routinely challenge the status quo (as opposed to challenging The Status Quo, who really deserve to enjoy a quiet retirement). All of that said, I don't think your efforts always compare... more
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Apple Podcasts | #197 |
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Listeners are likely deeply into independent and underground music, with a strong affinity for long-form, curator-led sets that mix deep track digging with personal banter and cultural commentary. Episodes emphasize indie labels, small venues, and scene lore, often featuring guest voices or notable cast members connected to the underground/DIY scene. The format leans toward two-hour-plus premieres, live references to venues and events, and a blend of humor, storytelling, and music discovery that appeals to devoted fans of niche music cultures and label histories. A standout aspect is the consistent focus on curatorial storytelling from a station-rooted, community vibe, plus occasional high-profile guests that broaden the listening universe ... more
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