This week: megiapa, Mark Isham, Lara Somogyi, the pairing of Siavash Amini and Eugene Thacker, Deniz Cuylan, Olaf Rupp, and David Perlis. Plus, John Andrew Fredrick of the black watch makes the case for failing beautifully.
This week: Jennifer Herrema, the Residents, Bob Ezrin, Elanor Moss, Ginny Winn, Ayman Fanous, and Mark Isham. Plus, Stoo Odom and Roger Kunkel of Thin White Rope explain the singing dog.
This week: Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, Frances Chang, Adam Voith, Sova, David Katz, and Bob Ezrin. Plus, saxophonist Nicole McCabe and drummer Savannah Harris build a chamber ensemble out of two instruments.
This week: Windy & Carl with Optigan Conservatory, Don Schlitten, MuMu, Ben Richter, Peter Gall, Fling ii, and David Katz. Plus, how the trio HUG built a hymn out of a Sanskrit greeting and the Spanish phrase for condensed milk.
This week: Lusine, Yuka Honda, Ira Robbins, Laura Veirs, Martin Bisi, and Fling ii. Plus, Brooklyn pianist Christian Li got lost in the sauce.
This week: Lambchop, Guest Bartender Deborah Toyota, Azar Lawrence, GB, Riviera Gaz, and Martin Bisi. Plus, French trombonist Christiane Bopp never misses an outsider art exhibition.
This week: The Odyssey Cult, Concepción Huerta, Wild Gods, Josh Mason, Takashi Murakami, and Azar Lawrence. Plus, Ethan Miller sticks around to explain what a lightning storm has to do with rock music.
This week: Terri Lyne Carrington, David Norland, sachi's mirror, Jason Calhoun, Jolly Mare, and Josh Mason. Plus, Toronto art-folk songwriter Avi Engel has four resident boars.
This week: hackedepicciotto, Sophie Wellington, Chris Molanphy, Bondo, arc rae, and Terri Lyne Carrington. Plus, Joseph Branciforte built greyfade a streaming app so he could stop explaining why greyfade wasn't on streaming apps.
This week: Danalogue, Curió Curió, M. Geddes Gengras, Myth Math, St. Silva, and Chris Molanphy. Plus, Dave De Rose of Agile Experiments finished a record with an Athenian bus ticket.
This week: Suzanne Ciani, Steven Hall of Nirosta Steel, Shana Falana, Nolan Hildebrand, Mixol, and Danalogue. Plus, Philadelphia's Tyler Pursel wants his record to sound like a tree with a computer inside of it.
This week: Steven Bernstein, Hen Ogledd, Scrimshire, Cento Threeo, Katsumasa Kusunose on jazz kissa, and Suzanne Ciani. Plus, Detroit's Chloe Drallos made a sad bastard album for single girls.