Psychedelia old and new whizzes through your ears. Then we hit side A of Their Satanic Majesties Request. What are you waiting for? Get right into the rockin’.

Tonight we revel in the glory of Stone Temple Pilots. Jonathan spins side B of Tiny Music… Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop, their first step away from 90s grunge toward a variety of other influences.

The Deep Cuts you’ll hear this week are no coincidence… but they are significant. Let’s take a ride through one side of The Police’s Synchronicity, the #1 album from 1983. You’ll also get a taste of some Talking Heads, The Velvet Underground, and Flea telling you live from Hyde Park to eat your morning blueberries.

Let this selection of guitar virtuosos take you for a ride. We'll spin a side from Andy Summers and Robert Fripp’s I Advance Masked before turning to the stylings of James Blackshaw.

A wave of breezy tunes crashes ashore. This week we bring you the mesmerizing funk-soul groove of Vulfpeck’s Mr. Finish Line, some Beck with his 2014 record Morning Phase, and round out the episode with a selection of more captivating indie picks.

What better way to soak up the summer than some good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll? These hot summer days call for some Zeppelin, and Deep Cuts has plenty. We’ll hear some of How the West Was Won, the live Led Zeppelin album from Los Angeles in ‘72, and follow that with more classic rock gems.

Founding member of Chromatics, Adam Miller, joins us live in the studio to share some of his favorite records with us. We go deep into influential releases that helped shape Adam's distinct sound and love for the guitar, exchange personal stories, share some laughs, and even explore what it's like to be immortalized in the canon of David Lynch's iconic Twin Peaks.

Image: Twin Peaks: The Return

This episode features live cuts from the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers, then kicks it up a notch with some bands of more recent decades.

Image: Jim Marshall

Jonathan brings you the perfect compliment to a hot summer night: easy-going, sometimes experimental cuts and infectious pop grooves to enjoy under the moonlight.

Today, we're celebrating a big day for vinyl DJs and music listeners everywhere: the 70th anniversary of the LP. Jonathan spins both vintage vinyl and some newer wax, like Tame Impala, The Rolling Stones, Springsteen, and more.