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SIFF Face the Music 2019 Preview: Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool

Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool screens at SIFF, as part of the "Face the Music" series, sponsored by KEXP.

Jacco Gardner

Horn, Netherlands based neo-psych, baroque pop singer Jacco Gardner and his band perform songs from his new record "Hypnophobia," live on The Midday Show with Cheryl Waters. Recorded 06/25/2015 - 4 songs: Hypnophobia, Clear The Air, Face to Face, Find Yourself.

SIFF Face the Music 2018 Review: Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records

Featured in SIFF's "Face the Music" series, Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records gives us a look at the label's rise and fall.

SIFF Face the Music 2018 Preview: Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story

KEXP co-presents Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story, screening at SIFF as part of the "Face the Music" series.

SIFF Face the Music 2019 Review: Who Let the Dogs Out

The documentary Who Let the Dogs Out strives to answer the age old question; screening at SIFF as part of KEXP's Face the Music series.

Curtis Harding - On and On

Curtis Harding - On and On - from the 2017 album Face Your Fear on ANTI-.

R.I.P. Ian McLagan of Small Faces

Ian McLagan, keyboardist for the '60s UK rock band Small Faces (later, known in the '70s as the Faces), passed away today at the age of 69. In a statement released by his management, it was reported, "He died today, December 3, 2014, surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austi…

Thee Oh Sees - Plastic Plant

Thee Oh Sees - Plastic Plant - from the 2016 album A Weird Exit on Castle Face Records.

Mountains and Rainbows - See How They Run

Mountains and Rainbows - See How They Run - from the 2016 album Particles on Castle Face Records.

False Face Society

Extended techniques and deep listening inform the trio of Scott Eave (guitar), Alan Cook (percussion), and Dave Bamberger (bass).

Rahim AlHaj

The compositions of the Iraqi oud composer and performer Rahim AlHaj do not have lyrics, but the tension, force, and vitality of his songs speak volumes about the power of music in the face of terrible strife. Backed by a string quartet and bassist on Wo' Pop, AlHaj speaks boldly about valuin…

KEXP Premiere: Midnight Faces - Devil's Money

The career of Midnight Faces frontman Matthew Doty feels like scrolling through the KEXP Blog. He began making music as a teenager with childhood friend Jonny Pierce of The Drums (who was recently in town and who we interviewed). And as a young adult, he co-founded the band Saxon Shore with Josh Ti…

Video Premiere: Mac McCaughan - Box Batteries

KEXP is excited to premiere a new video from Superchunk-frontman Mac McCaughan for the track "Box Batteries," off his debut solo full-length Non-Believers, out now on Merge Records. The clip brings you face-to-face with its director, Brooklyn-based performance artist Anya Liftig, whose big blue eye…

Song of the Day: Midnight Faces - Blue Haze

Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent artists that our DJ’s think you should hear. Today’s song, featured on the M…

Wednesday Music News

The prolific Ty Segall is at it again: today he shares the song "Mr. Face," the title track from a new EP out January 13th via Famous Class. The release is being billed as "the world's first playable pair of 3D glasses," but with no further details, this could just be beautiful drunk talk. Stream …

Capitol Hill Block Party, Day 3: Julie Byrne, Cloud Nothings, Angel Olsen

Julie Byrne makes a face when she doesn't have to sing, one that expresses a sheer contentment with what's going on around her. She leaned back and made this face - which is featured on the cover her sublime sophomore outing, Not Even Happiness - at least six times during her Sunday afternoon set o…

Iceland Airwaves Day 3 Recap: Gabríel Ólafs, GDRN, Seabear, and SONS

Day three was all about the beauty of contrast, ranging from atmospheric compositions to face melting riffs.

“We breathe in melancholy and we breathe out joy” ­­– Highlights from Iceland Airwaves 2019

John Richards talks about his favorite performances at Iceland Airwaves and the financial struggles musicians are facing in that country.

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