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Alec Eiffel

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 12am

Sure, we’ve all heard of the Eiffel Tower, but what do we know about the architect whose name it bears? April March breaks it all down on this version of the Pixies’ song. Also in this show, a special-delivery track from Planets in the Ocean, a new project from one of my favorite vocalists, Robb Benson.

Sure, we’ve all heard of the Eiffel Tower, but what do we know about the architect whose name it bears? <strong>April March</strong> breaks it all down on this version of the Pixies’ song. Also in this show, a special-delivery track from Planets in the Ocean, a new project from one of my favorite vocalists, Robb Benson.
April March
SongArtistNotes
Alec Eiffel
April March
Originally from Pixies
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Undigested Parts
Elf Power
The power of longevity
It's Working
MGMT
From a fever dream
Tired Of Taking It Out On You
Wilco
Summer rain sounds
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Playing in a Band
Delicate Steve
and his delicate tone
Cruel To Be Kind
Nick Lowe
It’s a very good sign
Teeth
Faye
Sharp ones
Wavy Maze
GOON
Wandering about
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Thrown
Bodega
Manic sidewalks
Lust For Life
Iggy Pop
A beat to swagger with
Michelle
Flat Duo Jets
She did a number
Desert Girl
The Schizophonics
Get to know one
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Robot Riot
Stereolab
An unmistakable drone
Lautlos (Album Version)
DelaDap
Exotic breezes
Too Much
Bonaparte
Excessive
Qué Onda Guero (Remix by Islands)
Beck
A slow motion collapse
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When Dawn Comes Tonight
doubleVee
Darkest prior to that
Splinter
Planets in the Ocean
Dynamic approaches
Joys of You
Brix Smith & Marty Willson-Piper
Dim the lights
Fallen Woman
The Garrys
Hot dry winds
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Colorado River
The Silos
Formerly the Grand
Beatopia Cultsong
beabadoobee
Subtle transitions
Slip
Suki Waterhouse
In a mood
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Tidal River
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
Sparkling aggression
Conspiracy of Praise
Thomas Function
Relentless compliments
The McCAmpaign Song
Mayor McCa
feat. a kazoo solo
Lefty
Rocket From The Crypt
Just goofing around
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The Showdown
The Mighty Mocambos
Quite dramatic
Alcohol
Cansei de Ser Sexy
Fun times
Virginia Soil
Fantastic Negrito
Ancestry is fascinating
Corn Man
Kinky
Gon’ down to Olathe
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Las Panteras
Los Bitchos
Feline intentions
Hybrid Moments
The Misfits
Unstoppable fuzz
Too Late For Suicide
Osees
Gotta gut feeling
The Baptiser (Reprise)
The William Loveday Intention
Billy’s back
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Gurami
The Diasonics
Is that cardamom?
I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
Negative XP
Hats off to Harlan
Cool Kind Of Drag
Drool Brothers
Soaking the vibes
Witchcraft Rebellion
Old Time Relijun
Cannot quell this uprising
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Nascer, Viver, Morrer
Tim Bernardes
Set your piano on fire
Mrs. Lady Lady
Ui
Interesting observations
Happy Hour
Hollie Cook
Evening musics
Under Me Sleng Teng
Wayne Smith
That riddim
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The Race Is About To Begin
black midi
Chaos cannot be contained
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