On the show this time, it’s the minimalist Sao Paulo sensuality of Sessa. Their album “Grandeza” is available on Boiled Records.

On the show this time - raw Iranian-American garage-rock meets anti-oppression activism through the power olove - in the sound of Habibi. Their latest album “Anywhere But Here” is available on Muddguts records.

On the show this time it’s the 8-headed sea-monster - Seattle’s own Polyrhythmics. Their latest album “Man From the Future” and EP “Fondue Party” are available on Color Red records

On the show this time Jazz and Headphones-Hip-Hop collide in the music of drummer Kassa Overall. His latest album “I Think I’m Good” is on Brownswood Recordings and his quarantine mixtape “Shades of Flu” is available on Bandcamp.

On the show this time it’s the sounds and stories of Andy Shauf of Saskatchewan. His latest album “The Neon Skyline” is available on ANTI- Records.

On the show this time it’s the self-affirming history-preserving Black feminist poetry of Chicago’s Jamila Woods. Her latest album “LEGACY! LEGACY!” is available on Jagjaguwar Records.

On the show this time it’s Love Letters from the English Riviera with Joseph Mount’s Metronomy. Their latest album “Metronomy Forever” which is available on Because Music Records.

On the show this time it’s the reel to reel reinvention of Philadelphia’s Dr Dog. Their latest “Critical Equation” is available on We Buy Gold Records.

On the show this week, it’s the Dutch homage to Thai psych-rock - Yīn Yīn. Their latest 7 inch “Haw Phin” is available on Bongo Joe Records.

On the show this week, we spotlight the poet turned rapper from Burien Washington - Travis Thompson. His latest album “Reckless Endangerment” is available on Epic Records.