On the show this time it's the joy and jubilee of Japanese Breakfast. Her album “Jubilee” is available on Dead Oceans and Bandcamp.

On the show this time it's the crafty synthy punk-house of Working Men’s Club. Their album “Working Men’s Club” is available on Heavenly Recordings and Bandcamp.

On the show this time it's the surfy psych-rock and space-flute of Teke Teke. Their album “Shirushi” is available on Kill Rock Stars and Bandcamp.

On the show this time it's the light and laughter of Laraaji. His trilogy of albums “Sun Piano,” “Moon Piano,” and

“Through Luminous Eyes” is available on All Saints Records and Bandcamp.

On the show this time it's the intersection of teaching, research, music, and Asian-American history with Julian Saporiti’s No-No Boy. Their album “1975” is available on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and Bandcamp.

On the show this time it’s the joy in hard times of Jenn Wasner’s Flock of Dimes. The album “Head of Roses” is available on Sub Pop Records.

On the show this time it’s the band that does things you’ve never seen a dog do - TV Priest. Their album “Uppers” is available on Sub Pop Records

On the show this time it’s the epic psych-rock of Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. Their latest album “Shyga! The Sunlight Mound” is available on What Reality? records.

On the show this time it’s the expansive folk-jazz of Canadian band The Weather Station. Their latest album “Ignorance” is available on Fat Possum.