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thisworldisablackhole · 1 month ago

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Top 25 Albums of 2024

2024 has been a wonderful year for new music. I feel like I developed a deeper relationship with music this year than ever before. I started writing full reviews and actually consistently posting on this blog. The year has been challenging, but this dumb act of trying to structure my thoughts on a subject has given me a place to escape to while simultaneously strengthening the relationship between my brain, fingers, and ears. Read on for my favourite records of the year.

25. fantasy of a broken heart - Feats of Engineering

SOUNDS LIKE: SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS AND SWEET CEREAL MILK / LISTEN

Something about fantasy of a broken heart’s music feels nostalgic, like watching Saturday morning cartoons with a bowl of fruit loops. Synthesizers and electric guitars swirl around funky drum and bass rhythms to create fun melodies in colourful matrimony, and the disposition between the vocalist Al Nardo’s cutesy swoons and Bailey Wollowitz’s lower register narrations gives everything a kind of goofy and lighthearted Adventure Time appeal. There is a bit of an adolescent charm to the music that just makes me smile, but this is some of the most fun and forward thinking pop music I’ve heard in ages.

24. Elias Rønnenfelt - Heavy Glory

SOUNDS LIKE: GRITTY AND ORCHESTRAL ACOUSTIC BALLADS / LISTEN

Elias Rønnenfelt’s debut solo album might struggle to draw over casual Iceage listeners, but if you liked Rønnenfelt’s other band Marching Church, and can get down with a heavy dose of melodramatic embellishment, then you’re in for a real treat. Heavy Glory finds Rønnenfelt reaching for the acoustic guitar to focus more on grounded story telling as he strings together a collection of moody ballads that are ornamented by a collection of chamber instruments like double bass, violin, cello, and piano, amongst other oddities. The album is a bit of a mixed bag of production and songwriting techniques, but the atmosphere is fairly consistent throughout, and Elias sounds like he has found his sonic palace.

23. Christopher Owens - I Wanna Run Barefoot Through Your Hair

SOUNDS LIKE: DEPRESSING DREAM POP & SURF ROCK / LISTEN

Christopher Owens has returned with his first solo album in nine years, and in that span of time, life has thrown a lot of shit in Owens’ face. I Wanna Run Barefoot Through Your Hair find Owens writing some of his most depressing lyrics ever as he ponders life, death, and heaven as his backing band lays down some surprisingly bright and jangly grooves with all the surf and psych sensibilities that made Girls sophomore album so light and catchy. It’s a beautiful return to form for Owens, and I couldn’t be happier.

22. Inter Arma - New Heaven

SOUNDS LIKE: DISSONANT DEATH METAL AND GOTHIC BLUES / LISTEN

This was my first exposure to Inter Arma, and the turn this album took was so unexpected and fascinating to me. New Heaven starts off with a dissonant, blackened death pummel fest that lasts for the first three songs before transitioning to the dark side of the moon with an epic instrumental passage of soulful leads and plodding, funeral-esque drums. Then the second half begins to get really experimental with it’s blend of gothic blues, post metal and neo-folk. Guitars are sharp like razor wire, vocals are low and evil, and the whole thing just thunders with an atmospheric, dark energy. It’s truly a journey of an album for those who appreciate some genre diversity in their metal.

21. One Step Closer - All You Embrace

SOUNDS LIKE: MELODIC HARDCORE WITH GIGANTIC FUZZY HOOKS / LISTEN

Ever since One Step Closer's EP Songs for the Willow swept me off my feet in early 2023, I had been on the edge of my seat waiting for a full length. That EP showed a distinct shift toward more melodic inclinations, and the result was three of their most structurally interesting and emotionally fulfilling songs to date. This new album marks a further push into melodic pop-punk territory while still retaining the grit of their hardcore past, and while the song structures might be a tad less adventurous, it's still absolutely oozing in heart and brimming with memorable hooks and chunky nostalgic riffs that feel like the morning glow dissolving into your bed.

20. Porter Robinson - SMILE! :D

SOUNDS LIKE: SYNTH POP, INDIETRONICA, DISSOLVING SUGAR / LISTEN

I didn't want to love this album, but it hugged me tight and didn't let go. This one is for all the kids who grew up listening to shit like Owl City, Hellogoodbye, and maybe even a bit of The Postal Service. Gigantic synthesizers, catchy pop melodies, dance breaks, and bittersweet vocals. It’s a brand of nostalgia that makes me feel like a spoonful of sugar dissolving in rice krispies. I think Porter shot himself in the foot by frontloading this album with bangers, because the drop in energy almost deterred me from continuing to listen. But that opening sequence kept dragging me back in, and the mellow indietronica vibes of the second half grew on me big time, in big part due to Porter's self aware lyrics and sugary vocal melodies. This album is like that teddy bear from your childhood that you just can't let go of.

19. The Requiem - A Cure To Poison The World

SOUNDS LIKE: MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE REVIVAL / LISTEN

A Cure To Poison The World is an unadulterated love letter to the MySpace era of post-hardcore and emo that brings us straight back in time with a familiar sense of desperation and dramatic flair drawn from the school of My Chemical Romance and The Used. Despite it's derivative nature, this is still a highly competent release from a band that is genuinely just trying to recapture the glory days of raw and emotive rock music. No, they aren't doing anything new, but what they are doing is executed with such a high standard of quality and reverence for their predecessors that it doesn't even matter. I'm always impressed by how engaging this record is when I return to it.

18. Vijay Iyer, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey - Compassion

SOUNDS LIKE: HIGHLY EVOCATIVE PIANO, BASS AND DRUM JAZZ / LISTEN

When I signed up for Sputnik's "review a random album" game and was assigned this one, I was pretty excited about the opportunity to indulge myself in a genre that I don’t fully understand. Thankfully, you don’t have to be particularly smart or have a degree in music theory to enjoy this album. Vijay Iyer speaks directly to the soul with his piano playing, and together with Linda May Han Oh and Tyshawn Sorey, they have created a beautiful exploration of the human experience that covers a lot of emotional ground. There are some small bits of intensity and chaos sprinkled here and there, but the majority of the record is quite easygoing, and the ebb and wide range of moods on display keeps it incredibly engaging. If you listen to ONE jazz album this year, let it be this one. Shout out MiloRuggles!

17. Straw Man Army - Earthworks

SOUNDS LIKE: MELODIC PUNK WITH DEEP ANARCHO ROOTS / LISTEN

Without an ounce of hyperbole, Straw Man Army are simply one of those once-in-a-generation punk bands that are truly pushing the envelope of what punk can be. Not by reinventing the wheel, but by casting aside the self-perpetuating constraints the genre imposes upon itself, and grasping for influences that fall outside the fault line. At the end of the day, Straw Man Army are just doing what everyone else does: combining different aspects of the wheel into something that hopefully displays a shred of novelty, but it’s the way that they do so while still remaining arguably more punk than any other band in the scene that is so damn impressive. Earthworks is one of the most original and thought provoking punk albums ever made, and will probably remain so for quite some time.

16. Balance And Composure - with you in spirit

SOUNDS LIKE: POST-HARDCORE, A CALL FROM AN OLD FRIEND / LISTEN

I never cared much for Balance And Composure's post-Separation albums, but when they dropped two singles in 2023, I was ecstatic to hear a familiar (albeit matured) version of the same band that courted me through so many of my big teenage feelings. I think we were all on the edge of our seats hoping those singles would lead to an LP, and my gosh, when with you in spirit was announced, it felt like the band personally gave my younger self a paternal pat on the shoulder. Unfortunately, this album isn't perfect, it has some glaring flaws that kept me from binging it like I expected to, but it still holds up as one of my favourites of the year, and one of the most symbolically important comebacks ever.

15. Stand Still - Steps Ascending

SOUNDS LIKE: MELODIC HARDCORE, POP PUNK / LISTEN

A lot of my most treasured albums in the world are ones that initially confused me and forced me to drop my expectations. The first track I listened to from this album threw me off balance big time. I wasn’t prepared for Stand Still’s angle on hardcore to be so bold, unapologetically catchy, and with a singer that still has some grit, no less. They effortlessly blend punchy melodic hardcore and pop punk into 10 anthems of self determination and gratitude. Embracing positivity seems like one of the most defiant things you can do these days, especially within the realm of hardcore, and that's a big part of what makes this record so special. Don't get it twisted though, these riffs still pack a punch that could set a room on fire.

14. Interpersonal - The Long Bright Dark

SOUNDS LIKE: NOSTALGIC POST-HARDCORE AND POP PUNK / LISTEN

Interpersonal came out of nowhere and blew me away. When I clicked on sputnik user LucretiaMyReflection's list promoting his bands album, I never expected I would find something so polished and engaging. This little-known band from Missouri deserves to be huge, and I think they will be one day if they maintain this quality of production and songwriting. The Long Bright Dark morphs in a few different directions during it’s run-time from emo to post-hardcore and pop-punk, but all of its ideas are executed to near perfection, and they maintain a surprising sense of cohesion considering the diverse range of genre aptitudes that are displayed here in bright shiny cases. It all adds up to a package that is slick, memorable, and endlessly replayable. One of the best post-hardcore albums of the year, hands down. Interpersonal has a Long Bright future ahead of them.

13. Tenue - Arcos, bóvedas, pórticos

SOUNDS LIKE: A MONOLITH OF CRUSHING RIFFS / LISTEN

Atmospheric, crushing, epic—all words that could easily be applied to this release. Tenue blends screamo with atmospheric post rock, black metal, and crusty hardcore in a way that feels truly powerful. The songs on this album average at over seven minutes long, but they are brimming with jaw dropping dynamic shifts that keep every corner and bend feeling exciting and fresh. The Spanish vocals are raw and emotive, the riffs are punishing, and the tightly polished production job makes the atmospheric post-rock sections feel like columns of light breaking through the storm clouds. It's beautiful, it's crushing, it's intense. This will easily go down as the most underrated album of the year for screamo enjoyers, don’t fuck up!

12. drive your plow over the bones of the dead - tragedy as catharsis

SOUNDS LIKE: DARK & CHAOTIC EMOVIOENCE / LISTEN

drive your plow over the bones of the dead might have the best screamo band names ever, but their riffs and songwriting chops are even better, trust me. drive your plow effortlessly balance chaos and melody into a maelstrom of octave chords and fretboard mashing, but each song still retains unique properties and subtle hooks that really reward attentive and repeated listens. I highly suggest keeping the tracklist open for this one, because the songs fly by so fast and are connected by strings of feedback in a way that makes each song flow into the next like you’re really watching a live performance. Not only is this one of the best emoviolence records of the year, it stands up against the classics that defined the genre.

11. Clairo - Charm

SOUNDS LIKE: ANALOG POP & FOLK WITH A SLIGHT PSYCH EDGE / LISTEN

Clario's third full length came as a big surprise to me. The rollout was quick, with only two of its eleven songs released as singed, so it was really hard to set expectations for, and that was probably a good thing. Clairo went in a more soulful direction this time around, channeling 70s analog pop and folk music with a light psychedelic edge. Charm pulls from the same lush arrangement of instruments that accompanied her on Sling, but there's just a little more snap and groove from the rhythm section, and the record is just a little more upbeat and less forlorn than Sling, both in it's vibe and lyrical themes. It took me a while to get used to as someone who played Sling to death, but it grew on me fast. It's infectious once you get it's quirks.

10. Dora Jar - No Way To Relax When You Are On Fire

SOUNDS LIKE: ALICE IN WONDERLAND TYPE POP & FOLK / LISTEN

Pop music can be so fun and fresh in the right hands. I had never heard of Dora Jar before this album released (shoutout sputnik user verdant for putting her on my radar), but No Way To Relax When You Are On Fire swept me off my feet faster than I could react. The palette of sounds here is just so diverse and full of life, Jar mixes all the best and weirdest aspects of pop and folk music and puts them in a blender. There are some moments on here that almost remind me of a cross between MGMT and Kate Bush, it's wild. She seamlessly reinvents her sound with almost every song, but the album still comes out feeling incredibly cohesive even if some of the styles she experiments with don't land as well as others. I have a feeling her sophomore album will be a HUGE success.

9. Foreign Hands - What's Left Unsaid

SOUNDS LIKE: OG METALCORE, POISON THE WELL, HOPESFALL, 7A7P / LISTEN

Among the current crop of early metalcore revival bands, these guys always stood out to me as having a bit of an extra edge, for lack of a better word. The bitter reality of their industrial hometown just seemed to resonate through every chord and scream like billows of smoke that only Delaware and Pennsylvania could produce. Foreign Hands just bring a hardcore ethos to everything they do—even in the studio, they chose to leave fancy production tricks behind to craft an album that feels like the portrayal of a band who never stopped playing in the garage. Guitars were plugged into amps, riffs were served straight to the dome, amen. The stripped down aesthetic of their sound can perhaps initially come off as plain in comparison to other current bands in the scene, but just pull your hood over your eyes, crank the volume, and let the agony consume you.

8. julie - my anti-aircraft friend

SOUNDS LIKE: 90s INDIE ROCK & SHOEGAZE / LISTEN

I never needed a reason to restore my faith in Gen Z. As a cusper myself, I always thought highly of their sense of humour and artistic creativity. Julie is just one more reason for me to believe that the kids are, in fact, alright. The members of this band are all currently in their early 20s, but they have managed to pin down the sound of 90s shoegaze and indie rock as if they were time travelers. I’ve never heard a modern record that sounds so close to Swirlies’ “Blonder Tongue Audio Baton”, not only in the way the guitar riffs and vocals are written and performed, but the production too. If you put a blindfold on me, I would swear this album was from '93. I don’t want to act like this album doesn’t have any merit outside of it’s ability to evoke nostalgia though. These songs are incredible in their own right and really put julie into a class of their own as contemporary songwriters. Do not sleep on this band.

7. Poppy - Negative Spaces

SOUNDS LIKE: POPPY GOES METALCORE / LISTEN

This album ended up being way more diverse than I could have ever expected. While I enjoyed the first few singles for this album, I was a little worried that FIFTEEN tracks of metalcore Poppy would get stale super fast. Thankfully, Negative Spaces retains a significant amount of Poppy's signature synth-pop weirdness, and ends up sounding more like a proper follow-up to 2020's I Disagree. The difference is that this time around, Poppy's metal influence is given ample room to blossom into fully formed ideas instead of being restrained to a collection of rock opera mashups. The track list ebbs and flows between moments of blistering aggression and dancefloor bangers that coalesce into a theme park ride that never gets boring, despite it's moments of derivative indulgence. If you look closely, it's pretty easy to see which tracks are just imitations other bands (BMTH, Knocked Loose, Loathe, Evanescence), but Poppy brings everything together with her unique personality into a package that is just so much god damn fun, and that's all that matters.

6. Crack Cloud - Red Mile

SOUNDS LIKE: ART SCHOOL PUNKS MAKE A PROG RECORD / LISTEN

Crack Cloud pulls a lot of inspiration from the era of 70s and 80s art punk, post punk, and new wave, but where the group really excels is with their plodding and methodic use of negative space. Red Mile is an exercise in minimalist song structures with maximal intent—gracefully shifting to make space for new layers of ideas and orchestral instruments without any trace of busyness or clutter. This is the punk kid's take on progressive rock, and it works so damn well. This album also just speaks to me on a personal level, being from the same city this band has spent a lot of time living in. There are lots of familiar themes regarding addiction, social class, dejection, and the scene itself that are all too relatable, but it approached these topics with a cryptic sense of poetry that is a ton of fun to sift through and find meaning in, it feels foolish to think I truly understand it at all. This actually might end up being one of my favourite albums of all time, no cap.

5. nothing,nowhere. - Hell Or Highwater

SOUNDS LIKE: EMO GONE COUNTRY / LISTEN

nothing,nowhere. has been one of my favourite artists since I discovered him through last year's VOID ETERNAL, which funnily enough shares the exact same #5 spot on my 2023 list. I swear I didn't plan that. It's safe to say I'm much more into the rock and metal oriented side of Mulherin's music than his emo-rap side, but while Hell Or Highwater still retains that influence, it's blended to a very well enjoyable degree here. Mulherin has been on a roll with switching things up with each release and incorporating disparate genres into his core sound, and the country direction he took here worked so well for him. It really allowed his knack for writing hook-centric emotional rock anthems to shine in a new light. This completely delivered on everything I could have wanted in another post-VOID ETERNAL album and cemented nothing,nowhere. as one of my all-time favourite current artists.

4. Touché Amoré - Spiral In A Straight Line

SOUNDS LIKE: IT SOUNDS LIKE TOUCHE AMORE DUH / LISTEN

Another band that has been important to me for over a decade. My dad once came home from work early and walked in on me practicing vocals in the living room to PTSBBAM blasted on the stereo. I was probably 16. The fact that they even found enough longevity as a melodic hardcore band to be putting out new music 17 years into their career is testament to their impact on people. Spiral In A Straight Line sounds like Touché Amoré finally shaking off the cobwebs and finding joy in making music again after the band being a heavy vessel of grief since 2016, it's such a breath of fresh air. I won't pretend I wasn't skeptical when the first single for this record dropped, but the simplistic and pure sense of melody that the band managed to imbue into their trademark aggression really won me over and quickly slotted this album into not only one of my favourite albums of the year, and also into my top 3 TA releases along with PTSBBAM and Is Survived By...

3. Like Moths To Flames - The Cycles Of Trying To Cope

SOUNDS LIKE: METALCORE, 2010s RISECORE ALL GROWN UP / LISTEN

Like Moths To Flames has been one of my favourite metalcore bands since I re-discovered them a few years ago. They've been consistently solid, albeit a tad generic risecore sounding since their first EP in 2010, but they have only grown a stronger sense of identity and a wealth of musical talent over the years, in large part thanks to the addition of Zach Pishney on guitars in 2016. It's actually quite rare for a metalcore band from the 2010's to still be improving and putting out some of their best material after 6 LP's. One of my favourite things about this band, and why I believe they've managed to be so consistent over the years, is that they aren't afraid to wax and wane in their evolution without ever losing sight of their DNA, thanks to Chris Roetter's steadfast vision. Over their career they have released albums that have gone back and forth from heavy metalcore to a more hook centric alt-metal sound, but it's always been good and it's always sounded like the same band. The Cycles Of Trying To Cope truly feels like their magnum opus, everything they've been chipping away at finally coming together in it's most cohesive and pristine form. Not only some of their most aggressive material to date, but their catchiest as well. Bravo.

2. Waxahatchee - Tigers Blood

SOUNDS LIKE: AMERICANA, FOLK ROCK / LISTEN

Waxahatchee's discography is one of those rare collections of music I can say I feel like I've grown up beside. Katie Crutchfield's music is like an old friend that drifts in and out of your life, but reconnecting always feels an exchange of tangential life experiences and mutual growth. American Weekend was there for me at 17 when I was naïve and confused about who I wanted to be in this world, in the same way that Tigers Blood is here for me at 29; settled into myself, a thousand times more emotionally aware, and dealing with much bigger problems. The Americana sound that Crutchfield has been growing into over the past few years suits her voice so well, and her songwriting and lyricism has reached a whole new level of subtle intricacy on this album. Seeing her perform this live in a beautiful theater only made my appreciation grow tenfold. She sounds even better live than on record, it's insane. It's just amazing to watch her evolve from lo-fi recordings in the bathtub into one of the most powerful singer-songwriters on Earth. Easy 5/5

1. SeeYouSpaceCowboy - Coup De Grâce

SOUNDS LIKE: METALCORE! AT THE DISCO / LISTEN

SeeYouSpaceCowboy was the band that really got me back into metalcore a few years ago when The Romance of Affliction came out. I fully drifted away from the genre around 2014, but metalcore was basically my first love as an angry, confused kid. It's the genre that inspired me to pursue playing music in the first place, and the discovery of SYSC not only reignited that love, it cascaded into a deeper reconnection with myself and the qualities of music that actually bring me joy. Heavy riffs, heavy screams, catchy, passionate hooks. So simple, but it gets me every damn time. Coup De Grâce is by far the bands best work to date, and one of the most unique takes on metalcore I've heard. They incorporated some really interesting dance punk and P!ATD cabaret influences into this record and tied it all together with such a stunning sense of identity and conceptual clarity. Coup De Grace isn't just my album of the year, it's a modern metalcore classic.

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eyebawll · 1 year ago

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𝐋𝐎𝐓𝐓𝐀 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐌𝐄 - 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐋𝐎𝐆𝐔𝐄 [𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐖]

This is a preview of my Creepypasta fanfiction 𝐋𝐎𝐓𝐓𝐀 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐌𝐄 on Quotev! If this piques your interest, you can check out the full story here. :)

Y/N was a sharp and resolute woman. She stood tall in her field of work. Ever since she was a little girl, she'd wanted to be a police officer. She always wondered what went on into criminals minds and what drove them to commit such violent crimes. Blood, death, and violence were her key interests as a child. It often scared others away from her, but it never tore her down. And as she grew, she found herself in the exact position she'd dreamt of.

Her new house stood as a symbol of fresh beginnings, a sanctuary she had recently moved into. Weeks had passed since she settled into the quiet neighborhood. She was quite happy with it. Everything was as normal and plain as plain can be. That was up until oddities began appearing. Strange sightings began to be whispered about. Then, disappearances, followed by brutal murders that shook everyone to their core.

The atmosphere became charged with tension, both among the residents and the law enforcement tasked with solving the heinous crimes. Y/N was taken by surprise just as much as everyone else had been. The chief was on her tail, as he was on everyone else's to figure out who was doing all of this. She could feel the weight of responsibility pressing down on her shoulders, the burden of unraveling the mysteries that unfolded before them. Throughout her career, she had faced a myriad of criminals, from petty thieves to rapists and rebellious teenagers. However, the presence of a murderer, especially a serial killer, was a rarity that sent chills down her spine.

Y/N found herself on edge, just like the rest of the community. She yearned to understand what was going on. Over time, more victims were discovered, each murder somehow, some way more violent than the last. One woman; Amybeth Merritt, a 37-year-old. She was discovered in her own bedroom, half naked and suspended on the wall with her hands nailed to the surface, her own intestines twisted around her neck like a noose. Her stomach appeared to be sliced open, her body adorned with countless lacerations. Her death was no doubt agonizing, not to mention untimely as her family continues to mourn.

And another, poor 22 year old Makayla Addams, found naked on her bed with nothing but a silk crimson blanket covering her body. It had been bitten into in various places; her neck, her hip, her thigh--even her most delicate areas. It's believed she had participated in consensual sexual activity prior to her death.

There have been no leads, nor any suspects. Whoever is doing this is clever and they likely won't be stopping any time soon.

Y/N found solace within the walls of her home office. Bathed in the soft glow of lamplight, the room emanated an air of security. The hushed whispers of the wind danced through the trees outside, a soothing melody that complemented the rhythmic scribbling of her pen on paper.

The office, her sanctuary, embraced her with its warmth and familiarity. The shelves, adorned with a vast collection of books, whispered tales of knowledge and wisdom. The dark oakwood desk, worn with time, bore witness to countless hours of dedication and determination. Its expansive surface was adorned with stacks of paperwork, neatly organized into boxes at the corners of the room, alongside other important items. As Y/N delved into the sea of documents, her focus unwavering, a sense of purpose filled the room. Each stroke of her pen carried weight, each decision made with meticulous care. The night seemed to envelop her, embracing the solitude and serenity that only the late hours could offer.

Outside her window, the moon cast a gentle glow, casting long shadows that danced across the floor. The wind rustled the leaves, a gentle reminder of the world beyond her office walls. In this stillness, Y/N's mind was clear, her thoughts sharp, as she navigated the complexities of her work.

Amidst the calmness of the night, Y/N's dedication burned bright. The night sky bore witness to her unwavering commitment to the pursuit of justice. And as she continued to toil into the early hours, the quietude of the night became a testament to her unwavering resolve. Despite all that had been unfolding outside, she felt safe and happy.

Suddenly, Y/N's head snapped forward at the abrupt sound of the doorbell. The pen she held in her hand found its place on the desk, carefully set down as she rose from her chair. With a swift motion, she pushed the chair back, causing it to spin momentarily before colliding with the edge of the desk. Curiosity tinged with a hint of caution danced in her eyes as she exited her office, her steps starting off awfully slow as she felt this feeling of foreboding wash over her for no real reason. One step after the other, she hurried over to the door. Each footfall echoed through the hallway, the silence broken by the soft shuffle of her shoes on the floor. Questions swirled in her mind, wondering who could be at her doorstep at such a late hour.

The hallway led her closer to the front door, anticipation building with each passing moment. She couldn't help but wonder about the possibilities that awaited her on the other side.

As Y/N reached the entrance, her hand reached out for the doorknob. She hesitated for a brief moment, her mind contemplating the potential risks of opening that door. She couldn't figure out why, but something was urging her to back away and stay inside. Alas, she didn't listen.

With a steady breath, Y/N turned the doorknob and swung open the door, the night air seeping into the threshold. Her eyes scanned the darkness, eventually moving down to the concrete step below her feet. There she was greeted with a large package. A plain light-brown box adorned with tape at the creases.

Her curiosity piqued, her warm eyes fixated on the unassuming box. Simple and worn, it held an untold secret within. With a mix of caution and anticipation, she picked it up, feeling its weight—light yet heavy with an unknown power.

Bringing the box inside her cozy home, a dimly lit foyer and a light presence welcomed her. Time seemed suspended, caught between suspense and the hunger for answers. Y/N placed the box on an aged wooden table, its surface bearing stories of the past. Quickly, she ventures off into the kitchen, fetching a pair of cooking scissors. She rushed back, pulling the box closer to her. With a calculated force, she drove the scissors into the top of the box, puncturing the tape and creating a starting point. Sensing the resistance give way, she swiftly withdrew her hand, allowing the tape to peel back and form a neat, precise slit. She drops the tool and uses her hands to tear the two cardboard folds apart, revealing a collection of mysterious jewel cases inside.

The detective couldn't help but furrow her brows, her gaze unable to pull away from the handful of DVDs. Beginning to wonder if she had opened someone else's package, she starts to feel almost regretful. There was no return address, or even a name on the box. But yet, she still felt as if something was terribly wrong.

Reluctantly, she reaches inside, wrapping her fingers around one of the clear cases. She squeezed it, pulling it back from the box. As the light reflected off of the surface, large words in what appeared to be black marker read; TAPE 1.

Y/N's curiosity compelled her to set the box aside momentarily and return to her office. With a purposeful stride, she crossed the threshold and made her way back to her desk. The familiar creak of the chair greeted her as she settled back down, pulling herself closer to the expansive dark oakwood desk. The jewel case rests in her hand, its contents beckoning with an air of mystery.

Taking a deep breath, Y/N's shaky hand tightened on the jewel case, her fingertips tracing the smooth surface. With a deft motion, she released the clasp and lifted the lid, revealing the gleaming CD nestled inside. Its mirrored surface caught the dim light of her office, adding an ethereal glimmer to the room.

Her eyes flicked to the small side button on the CD player built into her computer. Without hesitation, she pressed the button, hearing a satisfying click as the tray slid open. Gently, she placed the CD onto the tray, the metallic surface fitting perfectly within the grooves. With a soft push, the tray glided back into place, securing the CD within the confines of the computer.

As the CD player whirred to life, anticipation coursed through Y/N's veins. She couldn't shake the feeling that something was off.

The video player on her computer screen flickered to life, a small loading icon spinning in the center. Her heart raced with as she leaned forward, tapping her finger nervously on the desk all while she rested her free hand at the bottom of her jaw. The tension hung in the air, as palpable as the tension that gripped her.

Time seemed to stretch as the loading process dragged on, the progress bar advancing sluggishly. Y/N's impatience grew, her finger tapping faster on the desk. The video player appeared to stutter, almost glitching at times, adding to her mounting frustration.

Unable to bear the slow progress any longer, Y/N pushed herself up from her chair and made her way to the kitchen. She needed a momentary distraction to ease her restlessness. Quietly, she filled the kettle with water and set it on the stove. As the water over time came to a boil, Y/N prepared a cup of tea, carefully selecting her favorite blend. The fragrant steam wafted upwards, enveloping her senses. With the cup cradled in her hands, she took a moment to collect herself, savoring the warmth and aroma.

Even as she sipped her tea, Y/N's mind remained fixated on the video waiting to be watched. The lure of the unknown beckoned her back to her office, hoping that it must be loaded up on the screen by now.

Balancing the cup of tea in her hands, Y/N made her way back to her office, the warm ceramic radiating comfort against her palms. She carefully sat down in her chair, setting the cup on a coaster beside her. Heaving a sigh of hope, she directed her attention back to the computer screen.

To her relief, the video loaded, a peculiar thumbnail appeared, its image distorted and unclear. Excitement washed over her, before replacing itself with a sense of confusion. Y/N squinted, trying to make out the details, but it seemed intentionally messy, like a sepia-filtered photograph with streaks of red liquid cascading along the bottom. The sight puzzled her, the abstract pattern and intensity of saturation leaving her with more questions than answers.

Curiosity mingled with a touch of unease as she questioned the nature of the video she was about to watch. She couldn't shake the feeling that she was making a serious mistake. She began having second thoughts as she rested her hand over the mouse, biting her lip. Perhaps she should put the CD back in the box? Bring it to her team? So many ideas, so many queer thoughts. The image teased at her senses, its cryptic appearance fueling her further.

Unable to take the mental torture any longer, she gives in.

"Ah, what the hell—"

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paradoxbeta · 6 months ago

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for the iterator asks,,

1, 7, 22 and 24 for bfiwr

1 and 24 for nata and rfis as well :3

(feel free to veto any of these, this is kind of a lot)

absolutely not a problem anon i love getting tons of questions! putting this under a cut so it doesn't get too long

BFIWR 1. Does your iterator's name mean anything? In their lore or symbolically? If so, what?

Blooming Flowers in Winding Roads doesn't actually mean anything, but i named him that because his placeholder name was originally “blue.” he's blue as hell..

normally im more on top of name symbolism but this time around it escaped me X) if it counts, the antagonist of the story (blind eyes see in rage) does have a symbolic name. he's harmless ("blind"), but when chaos happens he takes advantage of people's vulnerable mental states instead of being decent. more on him another day, there is a Lot going on with that motherfucker

7. Does your iterator have any specific quirks or niches unlike "typical" iterators? Special jobs, equipment, etc.? If so, what?

surprisingly, no! in fact, it's an oddity for my iterators to be anything other than a standard iterator. rfis is an exception to this because he's gigantic

22. Where does your iterator live? Describe the region.

bfiwr’s surrounding region changes dramatically over the course of his plot timeline because oops, iterator warfare. at first it's a friendly, unremarkable region similar to outskirts, but ends up a toxic wasteland almost completely devoid of wildlife

24. What do your iterators overseers look like?

NATA + RFIS

1. Does your iterator's name mean anything? In their lore or symbolically? If so, what?

Natural Ambition Tells All’s name means so little it's actually funny, her placeholder name was “natalya” and i got so attached to that i made up her acronym for the name. seriously, you don't know how many acronym sites i was on scrambling to cobble together a name for artfight. she is an ambitious individual though!

River Flows in Spring was named before his story was established. his entire design arc is less of a hot mess and more like a boiling scalding garbage pile that somehow resulted in a decent character but i digress the name rfis is a remnant from when he was completely different both design and personality wise: it's pretty much the only thing that makes him the same character he was when he was first created. i think i came up with the name in an olive garden.

wait i half take that back, the metropolis city plan from rfis’s original concept still exists, but im still working stuff out with city layouts so it might end up getting moved to eoc and ill make a new city for rfis. regardless of if the metropolis design stays with rfis or not it, will likely still exist in some capacity

24. What do your iterators overseers look like?

#im so sorry it took me almost a week to get to this the overseer designs were KILLING me for no reason #ask #oc: rfis #oc: bfiwr #oc: nata #rainworld #thank you for asking!

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solocien · 10 months ago

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i can’t sleep and don’t want to bother my friends anymore so i’m just going to ramble into the abyss

so fun fact about me: i dilligently collect coins

i’ve been collecting coins since i was a kid and keep them all in a wooden box that has the word “COIN” on the front of it. it’s not something i often tell people, and not because i think it’s embarrassing, but because its pretty mundane comparatively

like, when someone thinks of me, i highly doubt the first thing that comes to mind is that i have a wooden box full of loose coins

but regardless, i am immensely proud of my coin collection. i often think about how, if i was faced with a situation where i had to give up all of my belongings, i would grieve the most over my coin collection. because there is so much substance and wonder inside this little box in my little room, and its wonder that isnt shared by anyone else in my family

just a few days ago, i was with some family assisting with a move, and a family member found some coins and set them aside for me. i was gazing at them in my hands (really close to my face because im blind as a bat even with glasses) and was told that i was “very strange”

and yeah, maybe i am strange. maybe i am an oddity of a 22 year old easily marveled by a piece of round metal. but i don’t care, because i have a 2 pound wooden box in my room filled with metal that is precious to me

and by now you might be wondering “just what kind of coins do you even have?” that is an amazing question, my love. i have so many strange coins and each one tells a unique story. each one fills me with amazement and images of the life it might have lived before ending up in my possession

some of the coins i picked up off the street because they were extra shiny. some coins i kept because they got so corroded that you can’t even make out what it is anymore

a penny that was flattened by a local train, one of many that my cousins and i laid out on the tracks and ran as the train approached in fear that one of the pennies would shoot out from under the wheels. none of them did, and as the train passed and the passengers gazed at us through the windows, we excitedly retrieved our scorching hot, flattened pennies and ran to show our parents. those cousins i havent seen in many, many years now, but i still have that penny, and the vivid memory of that day

i have a coin commemorating the 100th anniversary of Sears, a company that is barely holding on by a thread anymore, but one that my father fondly remembers getting monthly catalogues for as a child in the 60s

pennies run through gimmicky machine presses at amusement parks, ones that i would beg my parents to let me put my pennies through, chosing to hold onto the physical memory of the trip instead of a piece of candy or stuffed toy

my all-time favorites of my collection, however, are the coins i have from all over the world

i have pennies and quarters from Canada, easily mixed up with American currency at small tourist attractions or in vending machines and laundromats, especially where i am in New England

but i also have coins from across the oceans and thousands of miles south of me towards Central and South America. Austria, Spain, Japan, Germany, Russia, Ireland, England, Panama, Coasta Rica, Aruba, France, Sweden, Poland, Mexico to name a few… all from completely different times and cultures

The 1942 German reichsmark… what kind of stories could it tell through its caked on grime? perhaps it was left in a car, or accidentally stepped on, or given from one child to another

or the Panaman centesimo balboa from 1968. perhaps it was once carried in a student’s pocket, or exchanged for some food

what about the 1892 Swedish öre? maybe it was once used to attend a sports club, or saved in a jar for something special

these are just some of the coins in my collection that render me speechless in awe, even the coins from my own country and state, as plain and simple as they might seem, hold so much inherent sentimental value. the decades, and sometimes even centuries, that these coins have lived through, the events they must have seen and hands they must have touched. call coins disgusting all you want, but these coins are my treasures. they’re my look into the vast world around me that i’ve yet to really explore myself

someday soon i will be able to travel across the globe to places i’ve only dreamed about. someday i’ll be able to afford to leave my tiny subrural town in this tiny state and fly across oceans and experience new adventures and find even more coins to tell me stories of people just like me living lives as different and yet as similar to my own

these coins are a bridge to amazing things, and i truly do love each and every one of them with my whole heart

now is the time where i would apologize to my friends for being annoying, so i’ll just apologize to the void. sorry for rambling and good night <3

#not art #sol rambles #just needed to get that out

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evermorehqs · 11 months ago

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CATCHING MY BREATH, STARING OUT AN OPEN WINDOW

Fletcher Poecilia is based on Flounder from The Little Mermaid. He is a 22 years old shapeshifter, Repurposed Dreams employee, and uses he/they pronouns. He has the power of shapeshifting. Fletcher is portrayed by Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen and they are open.

CATCHING MY DEATH, AND I COULDN’T BE SURE

Ever since he was a guppy, Fletcher has always had Ariel. All he remembers from the time before her is that his family had come upon a strong current whilst traveling to a nearby reef, and Fletcher swam too close and before he knew it he was dragged away. They were pulled miles and miles away from their school, and once they finally came out the other end, they realized they were lost. It wasn’t long after that he met Ariel, who he had at first mistaken for a large fish attempting to eat him, but upon realizing she wanted to help him— it wasn’t long until they were two pearls in a clam. Fletcher grew up alongside Ariel, often getting dragged on adventures they didn’t have half the spine for. They were a bit of a scaredy-catfish, and Ariel would often tease him for being such a guppy when the pair were faced with any sort of danger, even if it was something as small as poking their heads above the surface to watch the ships on the water. Fletcher didn’t necessarily agree with all of Ariel’s rebellious hobbies, constantly trying to remind her how upset her father would be if he knew what she was doing, but Fletcher always ended up coming to her defense and going along on her adventures anyways. Some of the other fish said it was because Fletcher had a crush on her, which the angelfish constantly denied. No way! They loved Ariel but… not like that! Gross. Then one day, Ariel did something Fletcher couldn’t bring himself to tag along with… she saved a HUMAN from drowning. When Ariel returned to Fletcher, proclaiming she was in love, rambling on and on about how she would do anything — anything at all — to go to the surface to find him... Fletcher downright dismissed this idea, begging with her not to do anything that would put her life in danger, especially not for a human! However, when Ariel mysteriously vanished, Fletcher knew in their gut that something was wrong. Taking a literal leap of faith, they swam as close to the shore as they could and launched themselves onto the sand. Not his brightest idea but, what other option did he have? To his surprise, once he was just about dried out, he opened his eyes and he was… human. Enlisting the help of a familiar seagull, Fletcher was guided to the town of Evermore, and once he was there… well, there was no turning back. Ariel had to be here, he just knew it - he could feel it in his fins. Fletcher got hired at a pawn shop, hoping that maybe his friend would come in seeking lost treasures, and did his best to be the bravest he could for the sake of Ariel… at least there were no sharks in Evermore, and all he had to do was avoid getting wet.

I HAD A FEELING SO PECULIAR

❀ Flynn Rider: Flynn is Fletcher’s boss at Repurposed Dreams, and though the man terrified him at first, he’s really come to appreciate him. Fletcher always enjoys hearing his stories and wishes he could be half as brave. ❀ Jack Parr: They’re one of the coolest people Fletcher has ever met, even though Fletcher hasn’t met many humans. There’s something off about them that makes Fletcher feel right at home with his own oddities. ❀ Angel Jookiba: Angel scares the daylights out of Fletcher, as if her beautiful appearance alone wasn’t enough to intimidate him. Fletcher can’t help but want to get on her good side, half wanting to stay out of harms way, half wanting to make the pretty girl like him.

THAT THIS PAIN WOULD BE FOR EVERMORE

#the little mermaid #flounder #disney rp #lucas lynggaard tønnesen #has powers #male bio #open male #open bio

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Here is a longer synopsis for one of my main four Marvel OCs!

Name: Iris Rivers

Birthday: May 6th, 1990 (she is 22 in 2012)

Faction: HYDRA

Current Occupation: Double agent in SHIELD; her job is gathering intel for HYDRA to use.

Likes: Golden Retrievers, comic books, video games, combat, beating up bad guys, her bf, and smoking.

Dislikes: Feeling like her privacy is invaded, being talked down to, being humiliated. Also Holly.

Powers: The ability to shield her mind from mind readers, particularly Holly, and make herself seem mentally shallow and trustworthy. She is unaware of this ability.

Languages: English, ASL

Friends: Holly (ex-friend), her boyfriend Gray, and Ava (Gray's handler).

Belief: She is the protagonist, the hero of the story. She will always win, no matter what.

Achilles Heel: Her narcissism and carelessness pertaining to others. Sure, she cares for Holly in the beginning, but only in a superficial way.

Here is a drawing by RJ Pierce on the left! This is a very old design, however. Her newer design is on the right!

Iris Rivers is an idealistic young woman, powerfully self-driven. Her parents were both SHIELD agents, as was her late grandmother, and the weight of their expectations leads her to carry on the mantle and join SHIELD as well. However, Jasper Sitwell notices her very early on in her training and invites her to join HYDRA. Partly due to ignorance, and partly due to the desire to "stick it to her parents', she agrees, assuming that just like SHIELD, HYDRA is there to better mankind. She functions as a very low-level intelligence agent, doing more palatable work, and it is a few weeks after graduating from accelerated training for both SHIELD and HYDRA that she meets Holly Legrand. HYDRA immediately pinpoints her as a person of interest, and Iris befriends her in order to gain more information and keep tabs on her. Iris does like Holly well enough at first, but soon becomes a little fed up with Holly's various little oddities and trauma. The last straw is when Holly reveals that she can mind read, and Iris is horrified and disgusted with the thought of Holly poking around in her head. She doesn’t believe Holly when she says that she thought Iris was a good person. Instead, Iris believes that Holly knows of her true faction, and is actively taunting her. Iris reports to her superiors that Holly is now a threat, and that is where Gray comes in! (Working on a post for him soon!) (In shorthand, Gray is an assassin raised in the less idealistic and more brutal side of HYDRA. Gray meets Iris on a relay mission pertaining to some top-secret information, and they head out for drinks. They quickly become a couple. He also never learns the name of his victims due to personal preference, which is why he never recognizes who exactly Holly is) Gray is assigned to eliminate Holly, as she is (purportedly) aware of some possibly incriminating secrets for HYDRA. Fortunately for Holly, when she goes missing at the NASA facility during Loki's break-in, he loses track of her. He then goes to Iris in order to have a partner for his investigation, and she agrees to come with him on the grounds that she cannot be the one to kill Holly. She perceives herself to be the hero after all, and of course, heroes don’t kill. They track Holly with the help of some of HYDRA's facilities and eventually make their way to Stuttgart, Germany. Unfortunately, Gray collapses, due to the significant toll that his work has been taking on him for the past few days, and Iris is forced to confront Holly alone. When she finds Holly in the museum, with the dying guard, she is instantly repulsed. How disgusting of Holly to kill someone. How positively villainous. This cements the belief in her head that Holly essentially equates to her rival. She also absolutely cannot find the nerve to kill her. Iris leaves just before SHIELD arrives, and justifies her actions with the fact that she is sure Holly will get the death sentence for murdering the man. in fact, even if she doesn’t, Gray can still kill Holly later. She picks up the somewhat bleary Gray, and they make their way back to New York, where Iris lives. When they wake up at Iris's place, the battle of New York is in full session. Iris and Gray somewhat reluctantly help fight the aliens, defending the city block, and Iris runs into Holly again. Annoyed, she kind of just leaves Holly to get killed by a pack of aliens (of course that doesn’t happen). Later, at the end of the battle, she gets a text message from a mysterious number telling her not to kill Holly, as she is actually Gray's sister. Iris remains unconvinced until a document is sent alongside the message with the exact details pertaining to their relationship. And that ends it for now! Still trying to condense a 100,000+ word work into a short(ish) synopsis, so I will be back with more lore later!

#marvel oc #marvel #original character #not my art #iris rivers #gray legrand #holly legrand

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yetanothercomicbook · 27 days ago

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Prophet of Peace

Star Trek #39

Oddball story.

Man from the past.

Part One: It's definitely an interesting idea, but the execution is weird. Why would the coffin of such an important person be floating in deep space? Why do Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Scotty go out in spacesuits to get it? Why do these four perform the operation to revive the man in the coffin? All these odd storytelling choices take away from the mystery that follows.

Part Two: And it gets worse. Why would these four be giving this man a tour of the Earth? As the oddities pile up it feels more and more like a story that doesn't belong in STAR TREK. The explanation for what's going on is daft. Whoever those aliens were, this was the stupidest invasion plan ever!

Arnold Drake (11 of 22).

Alberto Giolitti (33 of 33).

2/10

#Star Trek #August 1976

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fourstarvideocoop · 3 months ago

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10/22

About Dry Grasses (Criterion) Between The Covers/ Swinging Wives Borderlands Creepshow 2 (DVD & Blu Ray) Cuckoo (Blu Ray only) Deadpool & Wolverine (DVD & Blu Ray) Elvis Triple Feature: Harum Scarum, Speedway, The Trouble With Girls Guns Of Diablo House of Dark Shadows I Want To Live! In A Violent Nature (Blu Ray) Oddity The Richard Petty Story/ Wild Wheels T-Blockers (Blu Ray only) Twisters Silent Hour Slingshot Vengeance Is Mine ('74) What's The Matter With Helen?/Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?

#comingattractions

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jaybe11 · 4 months ago

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The Probably Mostly True Story of Operation: Aliens - Oddities #22

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zed-air · 4 months ago

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CKUA - In Our Neighbourhood: 2024 (part 2)

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In Our Neighbourhood is CKUA’s weekly exploration of Alberta’s eclectic soundscapes. Kickstarting the weekend with two hours of songs, singers, stories, and sounds spanning the province, it’s an upbeat mix of unpredictable and essential tracks for your Friday night.

Opening theme music: “Strange Displacement” by Layten Kramer

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TITLE • PERFORMING ARTIST • ALBUM • AIRTIME

(164) 2024-07-05 - 18:00-20:00

Ketchup • Denny Von Braun • IRRATIONAL FASHION • 18:01

Charlemagne • JJ Miller • ______ • 18:05

Waiting for a Train • Starpainter • RATTLESNAKE DREAM • 18:09

Taking It Over • Electric Religious • ______ • 18:16

Show You How To Love Me • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 18:19

On My Mind • VISSIA • WITH PLEASURE • 18:23

Looking for Tomorrow • Dragon Fli Empire • BANFF AVENUE • 18:27

Gonna Have A Party • The Dice Cubes • ROCKIN' ON THE EDGE OF TOWN • 18:31

Don't Take it (Don't Give it Away) • Des Arcs • MASKS • 18:33

Fairweather Lover • Kimberley MacGregor • TRUE • 18:38

Seems to Me • The Denim Daddies • NORTHERN GOODS • 18:42

Am I Dear? • JJ Shiplett • SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN • 18:47

Sunshine • The Kubasonics • KUBASONGS • 18:53

Awake • Jed And The Valentine • AWAKE! • 19:00

Tonight • Mouraine • ______ • 19:09

Burn It Up • Jory Kinjo • STAND CLEAR OF THE CLOSING DOORS • 19:14

She Keeps Me Up • Nickelback • ______ • 19:20

Gibberish • Self-Cut Bangs • CIRCLE AROUND THE FREE • 19:24

Ghost Bike • Napalmpom • THE CORE COMPETENCIES OF • 19:27

100 Days, 100 Nights • The Torchettes • COVER ART • 19:30

Lime Rickey • George Fox • GREATEST HITS: 1987 - 1997 • 19:35

Smoke A Little Cigarette • Matt Patershuk • I WAS SO FOND OF YOU • 19:37

Mermaid Song • Jesse Murray • I DID IT ALL FOR YOU • 19:42

It's Not The Same Anymore • Fish Memory • ONE OF THOSE MORNINGS • 19:45

Up All Night • Derina Harvey • WAVES OF HOME • 19:50

Fanyola Num-Bum • The Hot Club Of Calgary • THE HOT CLUB OF CALGARY • 19:54

(165) 2024-07-12 - 18:00-20:00

Fairweather Lover • Kimberley MacGregor • TRUE • 18:01

Sunshine • Tzadeka • HALF THE PAIN IS HALF THE WORK • 18:05

Stoke That Fire • Erin Ross • THE WIND WILL LEAD ME HOME • 18:08

Three Cheers to the Calgary Stampede • Dirty Dirty Devil's • SATIN DEVIL DIARIES • 18:14

Twenty-One Now • Steve Pineo • HINDSIGHT • 18:17

Sugarcane • Kate Stevens • HANDMADE RUMOURS (EP) • 18:21

Tonight • Mouraine • ______ • 18:24

Won't Settle (feat Tzadeka) • Kimberley MacGregor • ______ • 18:30

Show You How To Love Me • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 18:34

Good Bread • Electric Religious • ______ • 18:37

Bizarre Love Triangle • Give 'Em Hell Boys • BARN BURNER • 18:40

London 1969 • Emily Triggs • THE GREAT ESCAPE • 18:47

Mourning Tonight • Shaela Miller • AFTER THE MASQUERADE • 18:51

You Call Me • Kayla Williams • RETRODELIA (EP) • 18:55

Pop Goes The World • The Valiant Thieves • THE VALIANT THIEVES • 19:04

Fill My Cup • Kimberley MacGregor • SITTING, WITH UNCOMFORTABLE FEELINGS • 19:06

Left In June • Jed and the Valentine • AWAKE • 19:09

Tears on Parade • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • THE DAY HAD TO COME • 19:12

Cant Judge A Book • Pete Turland • BEST OF, VOL. 1 • 19:16

Hot Foot Woman • Peter & The Wolves • HOWLIN' & PROWLIN' • 19:18

Luke W. Milwaukee • The Rifle County Players • ON A DAY LIKE ANY OTHER • 19:21

Grandpa Was a Carpenter • The Denim Daddies • NORTHERN GOODS • 19:23

The Apple From The Tree • Confusionaires! • WESTERNIZATION • 19:26

Space Migration Blues • Robb Moss • SOMETIMES WE WIN • 19:30

Leaf Litter • Electricity for Everybody! • THE HUSK • 19:33

Nisis • ASKO • ______ • 19:36

Say You'll Wait • Kimberley MacGregor • ______ • 19:40

Space Oddity • Downtown Exit • BOOTLEG STARDUST • 19:46

Easy • Jenesia • CATCH-22 • 19:50

Slowtown • Doug Organ • QUIET IN THE LIBRARY • 19:55

(166) 2024-07-19 - 18:00-20:00

I Can't Do It Alone • Souls In Rhythm • ______ • 18:02

Isolation Groove • Martin Kerr & Ann Vriend • GRATEFUL: THE COLLABORATIONS • 18:06

You Make It Look Easy • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 18:10

I Just Wanna Drive • Amy Bishop • JUST LIKE HER… • 18:13

Paperbox Heroes • Herky Cutler • LOVE IS LIKE A CHICKEN • 18:16

Lemon Tree • Ellen Doty • EVERY LITTLE SCENE • 18:23

Sackful Of Letters • Hangman Pencil Co. • AS DARK AS IT SEEMS • 18:27

Stay With Me • Erin Ross • THE WIND WILL LEAD ME HOME • 18:31

Almost There • Kimberley MacGregor • SITTING, WITH UNCOMFORTABLE FEELINGS • 18:36

Pink Champagne • Harpdog Brown • LIVE AT THE VAT • 18:44

On Your Right Side • Ayla Brook • (I DON'T WANT TO HEAR...) • 18:50

The Fall • Mitch Davis • THE HAUNT • 18:54

Sleep Tight • Aladean Kheroufi • STUDIES IN A DYING LOVE • 18:58

The Other Man • Mariel Buckley • 97 RIVERDALE (EP) • 19:02

The Little Things • Von Bieker • DUMB HOPE • 19:06

Here Today • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • THE DAY HAD TO COME • 19:09

There • Wyatt C. Louis • CHANDLER • 19:13

One Headlight • D'orjay The Singing Shaman • NEW KIND OF OUTLAW • 19:18

Forerunners • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • TREVOR HOWLETT & TCB • 19:22

If I Had Wings • Ryland Moranz • XO, 1945. • 19:26

Since You Been Gone (Live in Studio) • Tanika Charles • THE UNION SESSIONS EP • 19:29

Stronger • Melafrique ft K-Riz • ______ • 19:34

Impossible Things • TOVI • I KEEP FLOATING AWAY • 19:38

Hide Forever • Selci • A SOFT PLACE (EP) • 19:43

Music is My Medicine • Tzadeka • CITIES ON FIRE • 19:48

The One For Me • Doug Hoyer • TO BE A RIVER • 19:52

Ambient Eyes • J.Alpinist • VHS DUBS • 19:56

(167) 2024-07-26 - 18:00-20:00

You Make It Look Easy • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 18:01

Taking It Over • Electric Religious • ______ • 18:04

Every Girl • Aladean Kheroufi • STUDIES IN A DYING LOVE • 18:07

Chomp • Brasstactics • TRIBUTE TO THE GROOVE • 18:11

Gonna Be Fine • Ann Vriend • EVERYBODY MATTERS • 18:14

Left In June • Jed and the Valentine • AWAKE • 18:18

Painless • Kaeley Jade • TURPENTINE • 18:21

Messy Child • L'omelette • ______ • 18:26

Yip Yip • Kue Varo • COWBOY WITCHCRAFT • 18:29

Wild • Wyatt C. Louis • CHANDLER • 18:32

Bobcaygeon • Mariel Buckley & T. Buckley • ______ • 18:36

Guitarras From Heaven • Oscar Lopez • DANCING ON THE MOON • 18:41 ^^

That's How She Goes • Sonny Mac • SONNY MAC SINGS • 18:46

I Hope I Find It Soon • Skinny Dyck • GET TO KNOW LONESOME • 18:51

Bizarre Love Triangle • Give 'Em Hell Boys • BARN BURNER • 18:53

Too Many Toos (feat. K-Riz) • Arlo Maverick • MAYBE TOMORROW • 18:59

Stronger • Melafrique ft K-Riz • ______ • 19:06

Takeout • Ginger Beef • GINGER BEEF • 19:09

Come Close • Kayla Williams • ______ • 19:13

All Your Love • Ghost Woman • GHOST WOMAN • 19:17

A Picture of a Picture • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:21

40 Days & 40 Nights • The Doll Sisters • OFF THE EDGE OF THE EARTH • 19:24

Before We Had Sarah • Ben Sures • THE STORY THAT LIVED HERE • 19:29

Wheels • Rosina Cove • SOMEDAY WE WILL MAKE IT THERE • 19:33

Don't Be Cruel • The Carolines • THE CAROLINES • 19:37

Alabama Jailhouse • Pete Turland • BEST OF PETE TURLAND VOL. 1 • 19:41

Neon (That's Why) • Altameda • BORN LOSERS • 19:44

Pick it Up • The Fast Romantics • PICK IT UP • 19:48

Tear My Stillhouse Down • The Lovebullies • COVER ART • 19:51

Diamond Head • Huevos Rancheros • MUERTE DEL TORO • 19:56

(168) 2024-08-02 - 18:00-20:00

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Easy Steps • Bailey Kate • WITHIN / WITHOUT • 18:01

Everywhere I Used to Be • Mariel Buckley • EVERYWHERE I USED TO BE • 18:05

Hayseed Stomp • Red Hot Hayseeds • RED HOT HAYSEEDS • 18:09

The Mountain Song • Amy Nelson • SKINNY DYCK & FRIENDS • 18:11

Sophie • St. Arnaud • LOVE AND THE FRONT LAWN • 18:16

Marilyn • T. Buckley • FRAME BY FRAME • 18:20

Living Free • Carter Felker • EVEN THE HAPPY ONES ARE SAD • 18:23

Tango • Tom Phillips & The D.T.s • SATELLITES AND STARS • 18:29

Grease and Gasoline • Erin Ross • THE WIND WILL LEAD ME HOME • 18:32

Last Song • Vic Ruggiero & Jory Kinjo • ______ • 18:35

Another Chance • Justine Giles • ______ • 18:40

Let You Down • Marcus Trummer • LET YOU DOWN • 18:46

Pick Me Up • Peter & The Wolves • ______ • 18:51 ^^

Best Friends • Easy Rivers • ______ • 18:53 ^^

Everything In Between • Billie Zizi • ______ • 18:59

Light of the Moon • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 19:04

Secret Subway Conversations • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • THE DAY HAD TO COME • 19:08

The Little Things • Von Bieker • DUMB HOPE • 19:11

There • Wyatt C. Louis • CHANDLER • 19:15

Walk Until • Sonia Deleo • LOVE NOTES TO THE MONSTERS • 19:19

Hobo Shower • Boots & The Hoots • III • 19:23

V Chill • Shane Ghostkeeper • SONGS FOR MY PEOPLE • 19:26

One Headlight • D'orjay The Singing Shaman • NEW KIND OF OUTLAW • 19:30

Together • Jan Baker • IN GOOD TIME • 19:36

Spaceship • Ruth B • MOMENTS IN BETWEEN • 19:40

Unfortunate Love • Nuela Charles • AWARE • 19:43

Maybe She'd Stay • Aladean Kheroufi • ______ • 19:48

Ain't that Good News • Black Pioneer Heritage Singers • AIN'T THAT GOOD NEWS • 19:51

Flowers of Edinburgh • Mike Tod • MIKE TOD LP • 19:56

(169) 2024-08-09 - 18:00-20:00 (donated hour)

Bowling Green • Altameda • Time Hasn't Changed You • 18:01

Albatross • John Hewitt • Dead Lovers • 18:07

Bloom • Krystle Dos Santos • Bloom/ Burn • 18:10

Just Let Me Lie to You • Celeigh Cardinal • BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES • 18:15

Evolution • Nuela Charles • The Grand Hustle (EP) • 18:18

Diagnosed Dissociative • Shawnee Kish • Shawnee Kish (EP) • 18:24

Have You Lost It • Fish Memory • One Of Those Mornings... • 18:27

F_ing Up What Matters • Tegan and Sara • Crybaby • 18:30

Can't See The Light • Reuben And The Dark • Funeral Sky • 18:35

Weather Report • Sammy Volkov • ______ • 18:39

Dancing with Sue • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 18:42

The Empress • The McDades • The Empress • 18:47

I Met Jesus At The 7-11 • Shona Rae And The Voodoo Hand • Shona Rae And The Voodoo Hand • 18:52

Roller Coaster • Harpdog Brown • Unleashed • 18:55

Trouble A Brewin' • Huevos Rancheros • Muerte Del Toro • 18:56

Mourning Tonight • Shaela Miller • After The Masquerade • 19:01

Poltergeist • Kaeley Jade • Turpentine • 19:06

Behind Your Eyes • Ghost Woman • Ghost Woman • 19:10

It Takes Practice • Corb Lund • El Viejo • 19:13

Feelin' Lucky • Kue Varo • ______ • 19:17

Stereo • Hello Moth • When the Sky Melted • 19:21

Time, Love & Tenderness • Osyron • ______ • 19:24

Radio Morning • Des Arcs • Masks • 19:31

Swimming in the Undertow • King of Foxes • Twilight of the Empire • 19:34

London Destroyer • Rae Spoon • I Can't Keep All Of Our Secrets • 19:37

Soft Place • Selci • A Soft Place (EP) • 19:41

Love is a Red Dress • Elle Celeste • Call On Me • 19:45

I Can`t Do It Alone • Souls In Rhythm • ______ • 19:48

Do It All With You • Cayley Thomas • ______ • 19:52

Swing One • The Hot Club Of Calgary • The Hot Club Of Calgary • 19:55

(170) 2024-08-16 - 18:00-20:00 (donated hour)

Sunshine • Cayley Thomas • How Else Can I Tell You? • 18:01

Why Do You Call For Rain • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 18:04

Illusions By the Sea • Mike Edel • Casseroles & Flowers • 18:08

Slow Fade • Ruth B • Maybe I'll Find You Again • 18:11

Ancestral • Ghostkeeper • Multidimensional Culture • 18:15

Here Today • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • The Day Had To Come • 18:18

Dancing with Sue • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 18:22

TV Blue • Skinny Dyck • Palace Waiting • 18:25

Marilyn • T. Buckley • Frame by Frame • 18:28

Run • Von Bieker • Will You Still Love Me? • 18:31

Every Day • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 18:34

You Feel Like Home • 100 Mile House • Hiraeth • 18:38

The Bad Guy • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:42

Mi Corazon • Kat Danser • One Eye Open • 18:47

Autumn Celeste • Rubim De Toledo • The Bridge • 18:52

Hold the Line • Osyron • ______ • 19:00

Don't Take it (Don't Give it Away) • Des Arcs • Masks • 19:05

Down On My Luck • Elk Run & Riot • Morning Light • 19:09

Too Much Fun • Betrayers • Let the Good Times Die • 19:12

Where Are They Now • Ben Sures • Son of Trouble • 19:14

The One For Me • Doug Hoyer • To Be A River • 19:17

Baby Blues • Doug. • DEAR, ODD, UGLY • 19:21

Wild Azaleas • Starpainter • Bury Me By My Family • 19:25

A Little More to Life • Justine Vandergrift • Mountain Standard Time • 19:29

After The Masquerade • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 19:32

Watermelon Pink • Leeroy Stagger • ______ • 19:36

Shawnee Kish • Love It Lose It • Shawnee Kish (EP) • 19:39

Love Don't Mean a Thing • Tanika Charles • Papillon de Nuit • 19:43

Moving On • Uyemi • Butterfly Effect • 19:47

Reputations • Sister Ray • Communion • 19:50

Duet For Thew • Geoff Hawryluk • Just Call It Guitar • 19:54

(171) 2024-08-23 - 18:00-20:00

Did She Mention My Name • The Bix Mix Boys • The Bix Mix Boys • 18:02

Watermelon Pink • Leeroy Stagger • ______ • 18:04

Grease and Gasoline • Erin Ross • The Wind Will Lead Me Home • 18:07

Everything In Between • Billie Zizi • ______ • 18:13

Honey Leave It • Ashley Ghostkeeper • ______ • 18:16

Spring Fever • Ghostkeeper • Ghostkeeper • 18:20

I'm Undone • Tom Phillips & The D.T.s • Satellites and Stars • 18:24

Great Great Day • Beth Portman • Great Great Day • 18:29

Green Light • Carter And The Capitals • Carter & The Capitals • 18:32

Setting Sun • Electric Religious • The Taste • 18:35

River City Rumpus Room • Brasstactics • Tribute to the Groove • 18:40

What You Say • Mitch Davis • The Haunt • 18:45

Impossible • Spruce Island • Spruce Island • 18:49

The Ride • Double Rider • Times Of The Day • 18:52

Together • Jan Baker • In Good Time • 18:54

Impossible • David Ward • Impossible • 19:01

Mineral • Jed And The Valentine • ______ • 19:07

He Perdido el Centro • Notas de 4 • Cosas Maravillosas • 19:11

My Wild Rose • Blue Moon Marquee • Scream, Holler & Howl • 19:14

Golden Line • Amelie Patterson • ______ • 19:19

Time • Geist • Hurricane Gold • 19:22

Run • Fendercase • FENDERCASE • 19:26

Running Race • Suzanne de Bussac • Shiver Stories • 19:32

I'm No Elvis Presley • Lindi Ortega • Little Red Boots • 19:36

Your Cheatin' Heart • Dean Boucher • Sweet Memories • 19:38

Big Vacation • Troy Kokol • Lonely Ghost • 19:43

Dozen For A Dime • Boots & The Hoots • Too Hot To Hoot • 19:47

Garden Song • Justine Vandergrift • Yes Right Ok • 19:49

Don't Waste Your Love On Me • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 19:53

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:56

(172) 2024-08-30 - 18:00-20:00

Good Bread • Electric Religious • ______ • 18:05

Just Let Me Lie To You • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 18:08

If I Were You (Close to the Groove mix) • k.d. lang • Makeover • 18:11

Hey Disaster • Robin Cisek • ______ • 18:16

London 1969 • The Lovebullies • Somewhere • 18:21

Mom & Daddy's Girl • Greg Herman • ______ • 18:25

Bizarre Love Triangle • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 18:27

You Don't Need the Limelight • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • Trevor Howlett & TCB EP • 18:31

Tap Me On the Shoulder • Starpainter • Bury Me By My Family • 18:37

Back Where I Started (At The Bottom) • Double Suede • The Deep End • 18:40

Watermelon Pink • Leeroy Stagger • ______ • 18:47

Sophie • St. Arnaud • Love And The Front Lawn • 18:52

nisis • ASKO • ______ • 18:56

Early A.M. Blues • Amy Nelson • Educated Woman • 19:00

Rolly • Ghostkeeper • Multidimensional Culture • 19:04

Love Me • Kate Stevens • ______ • 19:07

Come Close • Kayla Williams • ______ • 19:10

Fool • Zenon Epp • Genre Z (EP) • 19:14

The Beating of Your Very Own Heart • Roy Forbes • Edge of Blue • 19:20 ^^

One Headlight • D'orjay The Singing Shaman • New Kind of Outlaw • 19:24

Driving In The Dark • Mariel Buckley • Driving In The Dark • 19:28

I'm Okay • Kimberley MacGregor • I Am My Own • 19:32

Where Your Love Lives • Cynthia Hamar • Joint & Marrow • 19:37

A Picture of a Picture • Billie Zizi • Levitate • 19:41

Good Enough • Sofa Gnomes • The Closest • 19:44

Inside Your Love • K-Riz • Inside Your Love • 19:48

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:52

(173) 2024-09-06 - 18:00-20:00 (donated hour)

Charlemagne • JJ Miller • ______ • 18:01

Blue Lipstick • Layten Kramer • Dear Apathy • 18:05

Watermelon Pink • Leeroy Stagger • 3 AM Revelations • 18:09

Here Come Those Good Feelings • Amy van Keeken • In Dreams • 18:15

Crush • The Lovebullies • Somewhere • 18:18

My Baby • Amy Bishop • Amyzing • 18:23

Furthest Place • Kue Varo • Cowboy Witchcraft • 18:26

The Tourist Song (Uh Huh) • Brad Bucknell • Brad Bucknell & the oHNo Band • 18:33

Stay With Me • Erin Ross • The Wind Will Lead Me Home • 18:38

Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line • The Give 'Em Hell Boys • ______ • 18:42

Turnpike • Boots & the Hoots • III • 18:46

Pick Me Up • Peter & The Wolves • ______ • 18:50

Everything Fades Away • Sam The Living • ______ • 18:54

Sikome Beach • Chixdiggit! • Born On The First Of July • 19:00

Swimming in the Undertow • King of Foxes • Twilight of the Empire • 19:04

Treasure • Beach Towels • River Sides: Capital City Records • 19:07

Artificial Light • Uncanny Valley • Fevering Stare • 19:09

Catching Flies • St. Arnaud • Love And The Front Lawn • 19:13

Easygoing • Skinny Dyck • ______ • 19:16

There • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 19:20

Sister Summer • Emily Triggs • The Great Escape • 19:26

Over And Over • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 19:29

Baubles, Bangles & Beads • Caity Gyorgy • Hello! How Are You? • 19:34

I Can't Just Stop • Baby Jey • Crop Circles • 19:38

In Circles • Void Comp • Metropol • 19:43

Cool Car • Limited Hangout • ______ • 19:46

Space • Nuela Charles • Blissful Madness • 19:50

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:53

(174) 2024-09-13- 18:00-20:00

~~ Featured content

Miss Chatelaine (St. Tropez Mix) • k.d. lang • Makeover • 18:01 ~~

All I Wanted • Tegan and Sara • Crybaby • 18:05

Soft Place • Selci • A Soft Place (EP) • 18:08

Setting Sun • Electric Religious • The Taste • 18:11

Another Chance • Justine Giles • ______ • 18:17

How Would It Feel • Rosina Cove • Someday We Will Make it There • 18:21

Good Natured Man • Amy Nelson • Educated Woman • 18:25

Bad Bad Man • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 18:27

Bopalena • k.d. lang • A Truly Western Experience • 18:33 ~~

Wolfman Rock • Peter & The Wolves • Howlin' & Prowlin' • 18:35

Tear My Stillhouse Down • The Lovebullies • Cover Art • 18:39

Wherever You Are Tonight • John Hewitt • Wonderlust • 18:44

Don't Think Twice It's Alright • Steve Pineo • Around The Horn • 18:48

Sitting on Top of the World • Lionel Rault • Linedriver • 18:52

Make the First Move • Dana Wylie • HOW MUCH MUSCLE • 18:55

If I Were You (Close to the Groove mix) • k.d. lang • Makeover • 19:01 ~~

Don't Waste Your Love On Me • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 19:07

Care • Bailey Kate • Within / Without • 19:10

All The Time • Ghost Woman • Ghost Woman • 19:14

Get Stuck • Cold Little Crow • ______ • 19:19

Time Stops • Sonia Deleo • Love Notes To The Monsters • 19:25

Sailor Boy • The Doll Sisters • OFF THE EDGE OF THE EARTH • 19:27

Don't Be Cruel • The Carolines • THE CAROLINES • 19:32

Big Boned Gal • k.d. lang • Absolute Torch And Twang • 19:37 ~~

Hol' Up, Baby • Kat Danser • Goin' Gone • 19:40

That Train Doesn't Sound So Lonesome • Confusionaires! • Westernization • 19:44

Lime Rickey • George Fox • Greatest Hits: 1987 - 1997 • 19:49

I Don't Want A Secondhand Romance • Red Hot Hayseeds • ______ • 19:52

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:54

(175) 2024-09-20 - 18:00-20:00

Natural • 36? • Naturally • 18:01

Bubble Monkey • Tendavillage • Debut EP • 18:04

On Track (feat.Tarik Robinson) • Freak Motif • La Casa Blanca • 18:07

Stronger • Melafrique ft K-Riz • ______ • 18:10

V Chill • Shane Ghostkeeper • Songs for My People • 18:15

Living Free • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:18

Fog • Bailey Kate • Within / Without • 18:22

Messy Child • L'omelette • ______ • 18:28

The Old Ways Of Navigation • Ryland Moranz • XO, 1945. • 18:31

In On The Upswing • Skinny Dyck • Palace Waiting • 18:35

Joyful Banner Blazing • Maria Dunn • Joyful Banner Blazing • 18:40

Only Love • John Wort Hannam • Acres Of Elbow Room • 18:44

Marilyn • T. Buckley • Frame by Frame • 18:47

Home To My Whiskey • Sawbones • Rejects • 18:50

Alberta Stars • Leeroy Stagger • 3 AM Revelations • 18:55

Run • Von Bieker • Will You Still Love Me? • 19:01

Over And Over • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 19:06

Capsized • Monks On Call • Lakewood Rd. • 19:10

Smoke Rings for My Rider • Blue Moon Marquee • Bare Knuckles & Brawn • 19:14

Easy • Jenesia • CATCH-22 • 19:17

Stay • Justine Vandergrift • Stay • 19:23

Eight of Spades • Secondhand Dreamcar • ______ • 19:27

Everything In Between • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:32

Laval Street • The Dojo Workhorse • Weapons Grade Romantic • 19:36

Fool • Zenon Epp • Genre Z (EP) • 19:38

My Baby Just Cares For Me • Krystle Dos Santos • Krystle Dos Santos • 19:42

Red Skates • 0Stella • Freefall EP • 19:46 ^^

Yip Yip • Kue Varo • Cowboy Witchcraft • 19:50

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:53

(176) 2024-09-27 - 18:00-20:00

Feelin' Lucky • Kue Varo • ______ • 18:01

My Wom • Vissia • With Pleasure • 18:04

Divided • Tzadeka • Cities On Fire • 18:08

More For Me • TOVI • ______ • 18:11

Love Someone (Mo Gravy Mix) • Sargeant X Comrade • ______ • 18:16

Time • Geist • Hurricane Gold • 18:21

You Don't Need the Limelight • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • Trevor Howlett & TCB • 18:25

Wherever You Are Tonight • John Hewitt • Wonderlust • 18:30

Talk To Me • Lucas Chaisson • Most True Thing • 18:34

Wonderful Things • John Wort Hannam • Long Haul • 18:37

My First Guitar • T. Buckley • ______ • 18:40

The Faintest Of Hearts • Confusionaires! • Westernization • 18:47

Standoff At Calf Robe Bridge • The Ramblin' Ambassadors • Ramble On • 18:52 ^^

Kalyna • The Kubasonics • Kubasongs • 18:56

Here Come The Cossacks • Millenia • Brattya • 19:02

Good Bread • Electric Religious • The Taste • 19:09

Making The Most of It • Major Love • ______ • 19:12

wahkohtowin • ASKO • ASKO • 19:15

Everything In Between • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:19

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:23

Day Ones • Arlo Maverick • ______ • 19:28

Groove (w/ Mariya Stokes) • Adequate! • ______ • 19:31

Hey Disaster • Robin Cisek • ______ • 19:34

Our First Rodeo • Matt Masters • Burgener • 19:38

Call This Place Our Home • SuperNovaKayne • Echoes • 19:44 ^^

The Storm • Celtic Fusion Illusion • The Storm • 19:47 ^^

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:52

(177) 2024-10-04 - 18:00-20:00

Sunshine • Cayley Thomas • How Else Can I Tell You? • 18:01

Why Do You Call For Rain • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 18:04

Illusions By the Sea • Mike Edel • Casseroles & Flowers • 18:08

Slow Fade • Ruth B • Maybe I’ll Find You Again • 18:11

As the World Falls Down • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 18:16

Into the Grey • Tim Isberg • RUNNING ON THE EDGE • 18:20

The Meaning • Secondhand Dreamcar • ______ • 18:25

Love Me • Kate Stevens • ______ • 18:31

Funky Hokey Pokey • ADEQUATE! • ADEQUATE! • 18:34

After a While • 36? • Naturally • 18:38

Ocean Blue • Rae Spoon • I Can't Keep All Of Our Secrets • 18:41

Here 4 U • Braids • Shadow Offering • 18:47

Here 4 U • Krystle Dos Santos • Bloom/ Burn • 18:51

Yellow • Tegan and Sara • Crybaby • 18:54

Heads Are Gonna Roll (1984 live) • Headwind • The Bootleg Anthology • 19:00

Lesia Ukrainka: Sapho & Bio • Oskar Zybart • THE POEMS OF LESIA UKRAINKA • 19:06

Pisnia • Victor Mishalow • Bandura • 19:09 ++

Went To Pick Mushrooms • Millenia • Brattya • 19:10

Cant Judge A Book • Pete Turland • Best Of Pete Turland Vol. 1 • 19:12

Grim Reaper • Karimah • TR/GR • 19:17

Sunday Morning Coming Down • Lindi Ortega • Cover Art • 19:21

Place Where I'm From • Amelie Patterson • Roll Honey Roll • 19:26 ^^

Big Sky Country • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:30

Whatever Helps You • Mariel Buckley • Everywhere I Used to Be • 19:34

Long Long Gone • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • The Day Had To Come • 19:37

Alberta Stars • Leeroy Stagger • 3 AM Revelations • 19:42

Travelling Kind • Terry Morrison • Wolf Willow and Alberta Rose • 19:46

Good Enough • Sofa Gnomes • The Closest • 19:50

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:54

(178) 2024-10-11 - 18:00-20:00

Haven't Thought Of You In So Long • Doug Hoyer • Blood Doner EP • 18:01

Blue Lipstick • Layten Kramer • Dear Apathy • 18:04

My Wom • Vissia • With Pleasure • 18:08

Nerve • Nuela Charles • Blissful Madness • 18:11

Eight of Spades • Secondhand Dreamcar • ______ • 18:16

Lovesick • Kate Stevens • Handmade Rumours (EP) • 18:20

These Four Wheels • Erin Ross • ______ • 18:22

Everything Fades Away • Sam The Living • ______ • 18:29

Not Alone • Melafrique • ______ • 18:32

Few More Hours • Hangman Pencil Co. • As Dark As It Seems • 18:37

Holding On • Doug Hoyer • Blood Doner EP • 18:43

Setting Sun • Electric Religious • The Taste • 18:47

Over Before It Began • Celeigh Cardinal • ______ • 18:51

Back from Irian Jaya • JJ Miller • ______ • 18:55

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:00

How Many Days Until Tomorrow • Matt Masters • BURGENER • 19:05

Kaleidoscope • Ellen Doty • Every Little Scene • 19:08

Lobby Sofa • Jyn-Ting Ying • Black Silk, Living Eyes • 19:12

Where Your Love Lives • Cynthia Hamar • Joint & Marrow • 19:14

Currency • Doug Hoyer • Blood Doner EP • 19:20

Neither Love Nor Money • Michael Rault • Michael Rault • 19:24

Space Migration Blues • Robb Moss • SOMETIMES WE WIN • 19:27

If I Had Wings • Ryland Moranz • XO, 1945. • 19:31

Whisky Waltz • The Denim Daddies • Northern Goods • 19:35

Now & Forever • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 19:40

Sundaze • The Moonshakes • ______ • 19:44

Out Of Season • Doug Hoyer • Blood Doner EP • 19:47

Come On Down • Blue Moon Marquee • Scream, Holler & Howl • 19:50

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:54

(179) 2024-10-18 - 18:00-20:00 (fundraiser edition, pt 1)

If I Were You (Close to the Groove mix) • k.d. lang • Makeover • 18:05

Here 4 U • Krystle Dos Santos • Bloom/ Burn • 18:09

Backsliders • King Of Foxes • Salt & Honey • 18:16

Bear The Cold • Mitch Davis • The Haunt • 18:19

Weather Report • Sammy Volkov • ______ • 18:22

Famba • The Mbira Renaissance Band • Famba • 18:29

Frustrated • Tanika Charles • Papillon De Nuit • 18:33

You Don't Need the Limelight • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • Trevor Howlett & TCB • 18:40

Radio Morning • Des Arcs • Masks • 18:43

It's My Year • Miesha and the Spanks • Unconditional Love In Hi-Fi • 18:46

One Headlight • D'orjay The Singing Shaman • New Kind of Outlaw • 18:52

Start a Fire • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 18:59

One Time Asking • Mariel Buckley • Driving In The Dark • 19:07

Another Chance • Justine Giles • Another Chance EP • 19:10

Beautiful August • Emily Triggs • The Great Escape • 19:15

Feelin' Lucky • Kue Varo • Cowboy Witchcraft • 19:22

Grease and Gasoline • Erin Ross • The Wind Will Lead Me Home • 19:25

Into the Grey • Tim Isberg • RUNNING ON THE EDGE • 19:29

My Wild Rose • Blue Moon Marquee • Scream Holler & Howl • 19:37

I Did It All For You • Jesse Murray • I Did It All For You • 19:40

Tear My Stillhouse Down • The Lovebullies • Cover Art • 19:43

Don't Be Cruel • The Carolines • THE CAROLINES • 19:50

My Little Suede Shoes • The Hot Club of Calgary • THE HOT CLUB OF CALGARY • 19:54

(180) 2024-10-25 - 18:00-20:00 (fundraiser edition, pt 2)

^^ Listener/donor recommendations/requests

Strange Displacement • Layten Kramer • Dear Apathy • 18:00

Sunshine • Cayley Thomas • How Else Can I Tell You? • 18:05 ^^

Natural • 36? • Naturally • 18:09

Joyful Banner Blazing • Maria Dunn • Joyful Banner Blazing • 18:15

Another Chance • Justine Giles • Another Chance EP • 18:22

London 1969 • The Lovebullies • ______ • 18:33

Poltergeist • Kaeley Jade • Turpentine • 18:42

Easy Steps • Bailey Kate • Within / Without • 18:45

Bizarre Love Triangle • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 18:56

Don't Call Me Baby • Kreesha Turner • PASSION • 19:02 ^^

Back from Irian Jaya • JJ Miller • ______ • 19:10

EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:13

Ain't Going Down • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:20

Spaceship • Ruth B • Moments in Between • 19:24

Neon (That's Why) • Altameda • Born Losers • 19:32

Pleasant Solutions • King of Foxes • ______ • 19:36

Taking It Over • Electric Religious • The Taste • 19:42

Over Before It Began • Celeigh Cardinal • ______ • 19:45

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:53

(181) 2024-11-01 - 18:00-20:00

~~ Featured content ^^ Listener/donor recommendations/requests

A Picture of a Picture • Billie Zizi • Levitate • 18:01 ~~

Do It All With You • Cayley Thomas • ______ • 18:04 ^^

Running Race • Suzanne de Bussac • Shiver Stories • 18:07

Sackful Of Letters • Hangman Pencil Co. • As Dark As It Seems • 18:13

Blank Pages And Lost Wages • Matt Patershuk • Same As I Ever Have Been • 18:17 ^^

Forerunners • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • Trevor Howlett & TCB • 18:21

Falling (Into You) • ZENON • ______ • 18:27 ^^

Do You Love Me • Billie Zizi • Moon Of Honey • 18:31 ~~

Station • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 18:35

The Long Goodbye • The Hearts • ______ • 18:42

Exit Wounds • The Lovebullies • Friend • 18:47

Chasing Memories • Tim Isberg • Prairie Fire • 18:51

EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:01 ~~

Blue Wing • Corb Lund • Songs My Friends Wrote • 19:07

Range Delivery • Ian Tyson • Songs from the Gravel Road • 19:11 ^^

Before the Well Runs Dry • John Hewitt • Broken Rebels • 19:15

Pick Me Up • Peter & The Wolves • ______ • 19:19

Your Cheatin' Heart (Dance Remix) • Dean Boucher • Sweet Memories • 19:22 ^^

Black Rat Swing • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:25 ^^

MIDNIGHT SUN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:31 ~~

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:34

If You Ain't Got A Story • Secondhand Dreamcar • Answer The Call • 19:38

Light A Fire • Cynthia Hamar • Joint & Marrow • 19:44

Levitate • Billie Zizi • Levitate • 19:49 ~~

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:52

(182) 2024-11-08 - 18:00-20:00

Black Magic • Kreesha Turner • Passion • 18:01

Illusions by the Sea • Mike Edel • Casseroles & Flowers • 18:05

Why Do You Call For Rain • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 18:09

So Few • Elle Celeste • Call On Me • 18:13

Stay • Justine Vandergrift • Stay • 18:17

The Other Man • Mariel Buckley • 97 RIVERDALE • 18:21

Ivory Eyes • Cantoo • Il Canto • 18:25

Refuse to Dance • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:29

Breakfast TV • 100 Mile House • Wait With Me • 18:33

You & I • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 18:37

The Day Had to Come • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • The Day Had To Come • 18:40

Hot Car From Texas • The Dirty Dirty Devil's • Satin Devil Diaries • 18:44

Freeway Lines • Jenny Allen • Something To Say • 18:48

Catch Fire • Jesse Roads • ______ • 18:52

Autumn Solstice • Rubim de Toledo • The River • 18:55

Have You Lost It? • Fish Memory • One Of Those Mornings... • 19:00

Too Much Fun • Betrayers • Let the Good Times Die • 19:04

Down On My Luck • Elk Run & Riot • Morning Light • 19:06

End of the Road • Betty Machete • Betty Machete • 19:09

Chasing Horizons • Kit Johnson • Ugly Truths • 19:13

Paverman • The Torchettes • ______ • 19:17

Die Laughing • Magnolia Buckskin • Die Laughing • 19:20

Every Intention • Bent Roads Tavern • ______ • 19:24

Oh, The Wind Will Blow • Doug Hoyer • WALKS WITH THE TENDER & GROWING NIGHT • 19:28

Moving On • Uyemi • Butterfly Effect • 19:31

Stages • Sargeant X Comrade • The Elephant In The Room • 19:35

Mourning Tonight • Shaela Miller • After The Masquerade • 19:38

Hold Me (Like A Grudge) • Tanika Charles • Papillon de Nuit • 19:42

How Ya Doin'? • Dragon Fli Empire • Banff Avenue • 19:45

Vakuru Vanoti • Juba • Mafaro • 19:48

Ancestral • Ghostkeeper • Multidimensional Culture • 19:51

Pelagic • Tamarack Cunningham • Frequency Modulation • 19:54

(183) 2024-11-15 - 18:00-20:00

Mourning Tonight • Shaela Miller • ______ • 18:01

Take it Apart • VISSIA • With Pleasure • 18:04

Right Choice • Kate Stevens • Right Choice • 18:08

FROM THE START • Marcus Trummer • From The Start • 18:13

Stronger • Melafrique ft K-Riz • ______ • 18:18

One Headlight • D'orjay The Singing Shaman • New Kind of Outlaw • 18:21

Kaleidoscope • Ellen Doty • Every Little Scene • 18:29

MIDNIGHT SUN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 18:33

Not Dead Yet • Jan Baker • Hasn't Everyone • 18:36

Can't Change the Colour of Your • Skinny Dyck • Easygoing • 18:41

Neon (That's Why) • Altameda • Born Losers • 18:45

Mineral • Jed and the Valentine • Awake • 18:49

Ahead By A Century • Celeigh Cardinal • ______ • 18:52 ^^

Mary Jane's Last Dance • SuperNovaKayne • Echoes • 18:57

Rango • Celtic Fusion Illusion • The Storm • 19:03

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:08

Too Much Time • The Hearts • Traces [EP] • 19:11

Shake It and Break It • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:15

Play Hank Williams At My Funeral • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 19:18

Friendship • Brett Cassidy • Friendship • 19:23

Keep Up • Bob Jahrig • Tree Tops • 19:27

Golden • The Northbloods • ______ • 19:30

Pick it Up • The Fast Romantics • Pick It Up • 19:35

Bear The Cold • Mitch Davis • The Haunt • 19:40

Love Someone (Mo Gravy Mix) • Sargeant X Comrade • ______ • 19:42

Cielo Azul • Notas de 4 • Cosas Maravillosas • 19:47

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:52

(184) 2024-11-22 - 18:00-20:00 (donated hour)

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Easy Steps • Bailey Kate • Within / Without • 18:01

Light The Flame • Kat Danser • Goin' Gone • 18:05

Let's Get Drunk Again • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 18:09

Doumbe • Juba • Mafaro • 18:16

Diagnosed Dissociative • Shawnee Kish • Shawnee Kish (EP) • 18:19

Nobody Is You (Remix) • AV & the Inner City • ______ • 18:22

Listen To the Beatles • Jade Elephant • ______ • 18:28

Pumping Heart • Des Arcs • Masks • 18:32

Hold the Line • Osyron • ______ • 18:35

100 Days, 100 Nights • The Torchettes • Cover Art • 18:41

All of Me (w/ Mallory Chipman) • Hutchinson Andrew Trio • The Senator • 18:45

Falling (Into You) • ZENON • ______ • 18:51 ^^

Woodland Tea • Dave McCann • Woodland Tea • 18:57 ^^

What If I'm Wrong • Marten Borch • ______ • 19:01 ^^

Jonny's Flush / The Boiling Hen • The McDades • For Reel • 19:06 ^^

Down Yonder • Calvin Vollrath • Country Fiddlin' • 19:10 ^^

Pictures of Us • Braden Gates • Pictures of Us • 19:15 ^^

A Picture of a Picture • Billie Zizi • Levitate • 19:19 ^^

Take a Little Piece of My Heart • Jay Gilday • The Choice and the Chase • 19:23 ^^

Father's Shoes • Ben Sures • The Story That Lived Here • 19:26

Beautiful August • Emily Triggs • The Great Escape • 19:30

Down the Road • The Borch Brothers • Good Notions • 19:36 ^^

The Storm • The Borch Brothers • Good Notions • 19:39 ^^

Pig Pen Polka/ Rooster In The Barn • Arnold Jones & Larry Sakaluk • Alberta Original Fiddle Tunes • 19:43 ^^

Jambalaya • Calvin Vollrath • Country Fiddlin' • 19:45

Four Strong Winds (CFMF) • Ian Tyson • Calgary Folk Music Festival Sampler • 19:50 ^^

Dark Eyes • Hot Club Edmonton • Hot Club Edmonton • 19:54

(185) 2024-11-29 - 18:00-20:00

Easy • Jenesia • CATCH-22 • 18:01

Fool • Zenon Epp • Genre Z (EP) • 18:06

Save Me • Nuela Charles • Nuela Charles • 18:10

Winter Money Blues • Sargeant X Comrade • Magic Radio • 18:13

Ahead By A Century • Mariel Buckley • Cover Art • 18:18

Living Free • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:22

Forgotten Memories • Greg Herman • Around About Midnight • 18:26

Bizarre Love Triangle • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 18:30

Pick Me Up • Peter & The Wolves • ______ • 18:36

Whatcha Gonna Do • Suzanne de Bussac • ______ • 18:38 ^^

Lovesick • Kate Stevens • Handmade Rumours (EP) • 18:43

Listen To the Beatles • Jade Elephant • ______ • 18:49

Bowling Green • Altameda • Time Hasn't Changed You • 18:52

Rewild • The Borch Brothers • Gathering Changes • 19:00

Light A Fire • Cynthia Hamar • Joint & Marrow • 19:06

Capsized • Monks On Call • Lakewood Rd. • 19:11

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 19:15

The Long Goodbye • The Hearts • Traces [EP] • 19:18

Eight of Spades • Secondhand Dreamcar • Answer the Call • 19:24

Holdin' Out For You • Marcus Trummer • From The Start • 19:28

Trickster Coyote • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:31

Back from Irian Jaya • JJ Miller • ______ • 19:36

Static • Amelie Patterson • ______ • 19:39

Tightrope • Midnite Gossip • ______ • 19:43

Stars Still Dying • Clea Anais • Circle Zero • 19:47

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:50

(186) 2024-12-06 - 18:00-20:00

Strange Displacement • Layten Kramer • Dear Apathy • 18:00

Of Roses • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 18:05

Death of a Star • Limited Hangout • ______ • 18:10

Take it Apart • VISSIA • With Pleasure • 18:13

Shadows • Chantelle Marie Sings • ______ • 18:19

Thousand Dollar Days • Matt Masters • BURGENER • 18:22

Weather Report • Sammy Volkov • Be Alright! • 18:25

EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 18:29

House of Love • Bill Bourne • A Love Fandango • 18:35

There • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 18:39

They Can't Blackout The Moon • Over The Moon • Chinook Waltz • 18:42

Clarksdale • Ethan Askey & the Elevators • ______ • 18:45

The Mary Ellen Carter • Derina Harvey • Rove And Go • 18:48

Aircraft Carrier • The Bolt Actions • Radio Silent • 18:56

Stages • Sargeant X Comrade • The Elephant In The Room • 19:02

Setting Sun • Electric Religious • The Taste • 19:07

Fever • Nuela Charles • The Grand Hustle (EP) • 19:10

Stronger • Melafrique ft K-Riz • ______ • 19:14

Got It Bad • Shawnee Kish • Shawnee Kish (EP) • 19:17

Ain't Going Down • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:21

Forerunners • Trevor Howlett & The Cruz Bros • Trevor Howlett & TCB • 19:25

Macho Man • The Sharp Sharp Knives • ______ • 19:28

Play Hank Williams At My Funeral • Give 'Em Hell Boys • Barn Burner • 19:35

When I'm Gone • Ryland Moranz • Better/Worse • 19:38

The Long Goodbye • The Hearts • Traces [EP] • 19:42

Nobody Ever Warned Me • TOVI • ______ • 19:47

Imago • Jyn-Ting Ying • Black Silk, Living Eyes • 19:51

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:54

(187) 2024-12-13 - 18:00-20:00

Where Your Love Lives • Cynthia Hamar • Joint & Marrow • 18:01

Coming Back To Me • Ellen Doty • Every Little Scene • 18:06

Old Man River (ft. Kaeley Jade) • Mallory Chipman • Songs To A Wild God • 18:09

Wonderful Things • John Wort Hannam • Long Haul • 18:14

Don't Think Twice It's Alright • Steve Pineo • Around The Horn • 18:17

Good Natured Man • Amy Nelson • Educated Woman • 18:21

Sitting on Top of the World • Lionel Rault • Linedriver • 18:27

Down By The Riverside • Rooster Davis • For Saints & Sinners • 18:30

Bow Valley Beat • Peter & The Wolves • Worth The Trouble • 18:34

Don't Die Until You're Dead • Punch Drunk Cabaret • This is a Disturbance • 18:39

Rove And Go • Derina Harvey • Rove And Go • 18:43

Why Do You Love Me? • Jom Comyn • I NEED LOVE • 18:47

Awakening • Nuela Charles • Nuela Charles • 18:50

Open Heart • Rae Spoon • Not Dead Yet • 18:54

Hey Disaster • Robin Cisek • ______ • 19:00

Everywhere I Used to Be • Mariel Buckley • Everywhere I Used to Be • 19:04

Angel • Lucette • Deluxe Hotel Room • 19:08

Frozen Evil • Vailhalen • EP001 • 19:10

Marconi's Machine • Des Arcs • Thief Valley • 19:14

I Can't Wait • Miesha And The Spanks • ______ • 19:16

MC at Night • Dylan Sadlier Brown • Set To Transmit • 19:20

Storm on the Ocean • Ryland Moranz • Better/Worse • 19:23

Highway Two • Tim Isberg • Running On The Edge • 19:29

Easygoing • Skinny Dyck • Easygoing • 19:32

A Picture of a Picture • Billie Zizi • Levitate • 19:36

Party of One • Celeigh Cardinal • ______ • 19:39

Simple Math • JJ Miller • ______ • 19:44

Golden Line • Amelie Patterson • ______ • 19:48

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:51

(188) 2024-12-20 - 18:00-20:00

Sunshine • Cayley Thomas • How Else Can I Tell You? • 18:01

Why Do You Call For Rain • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 18:04

Illusions by the Sea • Mike Edel • Casseroles & Flowers • 18:08

Slow Fade • Ruth B • Maybe I'll Find You Again • 18:11

Ancestral • Ghostkeeper • Multidimensional Culture • 18:15

Here Today • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wyle • The Day Had To Come • 18:18

Dancing with Sue • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 18:22

TV Blue • Skinny Dyck • Palace Waiting • 18:25

Marilyn • T. Buckley • Frame by Frame • 18:28

Run • Von Bieker • Will You Still Love Me? • 18:31

Every Day • Celeigh Cardinal • Boundless Possibilities • 18:34

You Feel Like Home • 100 Mile House • Hiraeth • 18:38

The Bad Guy • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:42

Mi Corazon • Kat Danser • One Eye Open • 18:46

This Autumn • F&M • Every Light Must Fade • 18:50

Autumn Celeste • Rubim De Toledo • The Bridge • 18:54

Pop Goes The World • The Valiant Thieves • The Valiant Thieves • 19:00

My Lover And My Ghost • Lucas Chaisson • Telling Time • 19:04

Golden Line • Amelie Patterson • ______ • 19:08

What Are You Going To Do With Yourself • Astral Swans • STRANGE PRISON • 19:11

I Can't Do It Alone • Souls in Rhythm • ______ • 19:15

You Don't Need the Limelight • Trevor Howlett & the Cruz Brothers • Trevor Howlett & TCB EP • 19:19

True Love Leaves No Traces • Nadia • STRANGE SONG • 19:23

Famous Blue Raincoat • Mallory Chipman • Rags and Feathers • 19:27

The Chelsea Hotel Is Closed Until Further Notice • Emet • Carlin's Farm • 19:32

More • Micah Sage • ______ • 19:35

Roots That Go Deep • Laura Vinson • Voices on the Wind • 19:39

For Mitch • Herky Cutler • Love is Like a Chicken • 19:42

Allen Saved the Radio Station • The Bownesians • The Bownesians • 19:46

Stranger in My Own Hometown • Amos Garrett • Get Way Back • 19:50

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:53

(189) 2024-12-27 - 18:00-20:00 (best of 2024 show)

Good Bread • Electric Religious • The Taste • 18:02

Taking It Over • Electric Religious • The Taste • 18:05

Mineral • Jed And The Valentine • ______ • 18:09

Left In June • Jed and the Valentine • Awake • 18:13

Whisky Waltz • The Denim Daddies • Northern Goods • 18:17

Grandpa Was a Carpenter • The Denim Daddies • Northern Goods • 18:22

After The Masquerade • Shaela Miller • After the Masquerade • 18:26

Mourning Tonight • Shaela Miller • After The Masquerade • 18:30

Sitting on Top of the World • Lionel Rault • Linedriver • 18:36

Living Free • Carter Felker • Even The Happy Ones Are Sad • 18:39

Another Chance • Justine Giles • Another Chance EP • 18:45

Before It's Too Late • Justine Giles • Another Chance EP • 18:49

How Many Days Until Tomorrow • Matt Masters • BURGENER • 18:54

Love Without End • Ian Tyson • Songs from the Gravel Road • 18:59

There Are Angels • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • The Day Had To Come • 19:04

Here Today • Sammy Volkov & Dana Wylie • The Day Had To Come • 19:08

Higher Country • The Hearts • Traces [EP] • 19:14

The Long Goodbye • The Hearts • Traces [EP] • 19:18

Athene • The Velveteins • ______ • 19:23

Simultaneously • Bad Buddy • Bad Buddy • 19:26

London 1969 • Emily Triggs • The Great Escape • 19:30

The Walls • Emily Triggs • The Great Escape • 19:33

Black Rat Swing • Blue Moon Marquee • New Orleans Sessions • 19:37

There • Wyatt C. Louis • Chandler • 19:41

Where I'm Going • Skinny Dyck • Easygoing • 19:44

Sleep Tight • Aladean Kheroufi • Studies In A Dying Love • 19:46

MIDNIGHT SUN • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:49

GAS STATION COUTURE • Billie Zizi • LEVITATE • 19:53

Fringes • Good Information • ______ • 19:56

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