It was easier to shape a show around a single song that I had in my head all week (Washing Machine by Sonic Youth) than it was to record the show inside, in a quiet room, without any interruptions. I don’t know if that’s a comment on my extemporaneous speaking skills, or a view through a windshield leads to better shows. We will collect more data and keep an eye on it.

I could probably have a wittier or more descriptive blurb here, but we prefer to let the Brazilian acid bubblegum and Detroit no wave, and, like, un électro souterraine aux voix embrumées, trace un sillon tourmenté speak for us, you know?

Get out your TDK D90s, we’ve got lots of great transitions where, when you hit record for your favorite Knoll song, when you hear what comes after, you leave it rolling.

All pop, all the time, with your favorites indiepop, indie pop, indie!p!o!p!, and all of the other pops.