The Seattle band shares latest single from their upcoming album Devices
After two decades, Weiss leaves the band before the release of The Center Won’t Hold.
Local band manifests nostalgia for single from 2018's 'Famous World' LP on Killroom Records
The Seattle band returns with a spectacular, expansive new LP out Sept. 20 on Drawing Room Records.
The group highlights their fusion of styles with a stylish, trippy video.
KEXP premieres entertaining new video from Seattle-based roots band Western Centuries
Martin Douglas tells the story of how three rock ‘n roll bands from Japan became influential American touchstones.
Today’s song, featured on The Morning Show with John Richards, is “Stones" by L.A. band Alyeska, a single from Unsatisfied Records.
A 2006 recording of this highly idiosyncratic and entertaining 7-piece band. While well known for their theatrical performances, this show is a great example of how it all starts with the music.
An archive broadcast recorded in May 1995: presented in association with the 25th Seattle Improvised Music Festival, revealing this seminal band of 14 players in full flight.
Anomie Belle is the project of composer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Toby Campbell. With her band, they make dark social issues eerily lovely in a down-tempo way.
Seattle MC and producer Katie Kate and her band rock the KEXP studio on Audioasis. Recorded 1/11/2014 - 4 songs: Canyon, Sadie Hawkins, Rushmore, Persephone.
Aramis Johnson of Enumclaw talks about the themes of loss on the band’s new album.
On the show this time, it's the Cambodian psych rock of Los Angeles band Dengue Fever.
On the show this time, it’s the loud bark and deep bite of Philadelphia rock band Mannequin Pussy.
On the show this time, it’s the emo-math, jangle-pop of Wuhan band Chinese Football.
On the show this time, it’s the Mercury Prize winning indie-rock of English band, English Teacher.
On the show this time, it's the futuristic rock drama of Guadalajara band Descartes a Kant.
On the show this time, it’s the danceable singalong punk-rock of Scottish band Franz Ferdinand.
On the show this time, it’s the inimitable smart-pop of legendary band They Might Be Giants.
