On this episode, guest artist Sasha Reynolds chats and dives deep into the debut LP of the Oakland band Fieldress called "It's A Lot," a project that has grown from a duo pre-pandemic, into a 5-piece indie/pop/alt-rock/psych jazz powerhouse.  Plus, two full hours of fresh tunes from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode the spotlight is on San Francisco indie/folk/jazz singer songwriter Mae Powell, one of the city's most in demand artists who is on the verge of releasing her sophomore LP, "Making Room for the Light," a genre-blending beauty of a record with vocals that will capture and transport you.  Hear our convo and deep sonic dive into the album.  Plus, two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, meet the founders of Ryli - a new East Bay band formed less than a year ago, and already rocking the Bay with a debut album that on the surface is a sunny/surf California vibe, but underneath hides lyrical tones of discontent and anxiety.  Kinda like all of us!  Founders Yea-Ming Chen (of Yea-Ming and the Rumours) and guitarist Rob Good (of the Goods) chat about the sonic spark that started the project, and how making music in chaotic times helps both the listeners and the artist.  Plus two full hours of brand new music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode meet Pascale Cheron and Sophia Eliana -- two Monterey County natives and indie musicians who did not know each other growing up, but met randomly two years ago on a street corner in Maine.  Both are singer/songwriters and they have teamed up to tour nationwide, but continue to release albums independent of one another.  Sophia's new LP "Glitter Bug" is a skillfully engaging indie pop marvel, and Pascale's "Anna Called" is a thoughtfully atmospheric album of beauty and depth.  Hear my conversation with them, and dive deep into the albums.  Plus, two hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, meet Oakland singer/songwriter Liana Warren, a disciple of Joni Mitchell and Adrienne Lenker, whose own sound is an intimately beautiful combination of her guitar, lyrical and vocal dexterity.  Her debut LP, "For Now, Forever," captures moments in her life which we chat about and dive deep into in the show's hyperlocal second hour.  Plus, a full first hour of brand new music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, San Francisco singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Anna Hillburg takes a sharp left turn from indie chamber pop into electronic grooves on her new EP "Dangerously Impressionable," an emotionally raw and therapeutic record disguised as a new wave dance banger.  Fun times!  Plus, two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.   

On this special episode of BEST OF West of Twin Peaks Radio, four recent local guest artists chat and dive deep into their latest LPs:  San Francisco alt-indie-folk band TOM CONNEELY & BIRDS OF PARADISE, Oakland atmospheric Americana group AUX MEADOWS, the vibey 60's Euro-chill/pop sounds of Oakland's ORGANI, and good ole school prog/power rock trio B.HAMILTON from Oakland.  

On this spotlight portion of West of Twin Peaks Radio, meet San Francisco's Mitch Rocket and get a deep sonic dive into his new EP "Live at the Retro-Future Revue," a genre-blending record filled with jazzy rock, rocky jazz,  and some psych pressed in-between.  

On this episode, San Francisco's Mitch Rocket chats it up about recording his band's latest EP "Live at the Retro-Future Revue" at the Golden Gate Park bandshell last year, the upcoming 2nd Annual R-F Revue May 24th, and his commitment to supporting local artists.  Plus two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.

On this episode, guest artist, Marin born-n-raised but now LA-based Jess Sylvester, talks about the growth of his project MARINERO, his new LP "La La La," how films inspired the album's cinematic sound, and why you can take the boy out of the Bay but you can't take the Bay out of the boy.  Plus, two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.