Mary Lattimore left a voicemail about her fantastic new LP with Julianna Barwick "Tragic Magic" recorded with rare instruments from the Musée de la Musique at the Philharmonie de Paris. Plus we'll spin new indie pop from Heavenly, local Valentines sounds from The Corsican, and our fave ever track from Rufus Wainwright

Juliana Hatfield rings into the show to tell us about her new LP "Lightning Might Strike." Plus we spin new electropop from Chinese American Bear, get some indie guitar noise from Itch and the Nits, and take a moment to remember Sly Dunbar.

We put the spotlight on Oakland's Dandy Boy Records, featuring Ryli, Joel Cusumano, and The Goods. Plus we spin new dance floor cuts from Alexis Taylor, some indie pop from Scotland's The Just Joans and a wayback track from Juliana Hatfield

Tyler Ramsey rings in to tell about his new LP with pal Carl Broemel, "Celestun." Plus new post-punk joy from Dry Cleaning, deathcrash and an unreleased dance floor banger from Ron Deacon

Athens, GA synth siren Annie Leeth on her "Phantom Limb" album, plus new tracks from Indonesia's Well Whale, the return of anti-Folk God Herman Dune and indie guitar pop from Galore.

Electro-psych duo MEMORIALS ring in to talk about their latest single. Plus, we ring in 2026 with Sunday Mourners, Bluhm and the return of Holly Golightly

The second part of our review of the music that made up 2025, including tracks from Artificial Go, Pink Lady Monster, and Brainwasher

The first of our look back at the year that was 2025, featuring top shelf stuff from Finn Wolfhard, Saint Etiennne, Basia Bulat, and The Lemon Twigs

Iconic producer Arthur Baker talks JoE Silva through his collaboration with New Order for this 1983 single "Confusion." Plus we check out new tracks from EGGY, Yuuf and Dry Cleaning

JoE Silva gets into the green room with guitar maestro José González to talk about his latest single "Pajarito." Plus we spin a new power pop banger from Dom Mariani, the latest club hit from Soulwax, and take time to remember Mani Mounfield of The Stone Roses and Primal Scream.