Can't say it better than the band: The Hives forever, forever the Hives.

Get ready to pulse and thrum with tonight’s special presentation of Good Vibrations, a collection of music featuring xylophones, marimbas, glockenspiels, and other such timbral delights. It gets jazzy, and loungey, but there are also some curveballs in there and some very specific favorites.

Death In Vegas means many things to many people, but in this case it means a form of audio pummeling.

Guiding you to uncharted peaks of happiness, here is Mt. Joy.

Tonight we open with Margaret Glaspy and her delightfully umami voice tackling Creedence Clearwater Revival’s classic, dedicated to all the changing weather, a favorite topic of these introductions. Elsewhere tonight, the set that started with Los Straitjackets and ended with the Skatalites was 🔥, as they say. Look for it in an upcoming Mixtape.

A collection of songs referencing their own internal rhythmic structure, or perhaps providing commentary about tempo and meter in general.

Nothing can prepare you for the way Dean Johnson peers deep inside you.

The tang of fall is in the air, though the days are dressed for summer. I missed Frankie and the Witch Fingers when they were in town a couple of months ago due to work travel, and I was supremely bummed, as their particular take on electropunk is right in my wheelhouse. Tonight’s selection is a weird little experimental number from their latest release, which I highly recommend.

You’re not crying, it’s just Water From Your Eyes.

It's a story as old as robots themselves, and Röyskopp is here to tell the tale.