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Beatopia Cultsong

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 12am

The world that deliberately-lowercased beabadoobee presents in her new album Beatopia is pastel neon colors, soothing howls, bright shadows, and all manner of psychedelic oxymorons. Tonight’s show features its introduction of sorts, and closes with the unexpected krautrock drone of my current favorite discovery, Japan’s deliberately-uppercased MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS, whose all-over-the-placeness manages to live up to its intriguing name.

The world that deliberately-lowercased <strong>beabadoobee</strong> presents in her new album Beatopia is pastel neon colors, soothing howls, bright shadows, and all manner of psychedelic oxymorons. Tonight’s show features its introduction of sorts, and closes with the unexpected krautrock drone of my current favorite discovery, Japan’s deliberately-uppercased MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS, whose all-over-the-placeness manages to live up to its intriguing name.
beabadoobee
SongArtistNotes
Maggot Brain
Volebeats
Originally from Funkadelic
— • BREAK • —
Margaritaville Part II
Scarves
Going out to Dylan
Beatopia Cultsong
beabadoobee
Hazy awakening
I Got The Hots
The Soft Boys
Getting the hungrys
— • BREAK • —
Hey Like A Child
Kurt Vile
It’s the Vile Wooze
Alive Twice
Friendship
Full of lovely tremolo
That's Where I Am
Maggie Rogers
Brimming with stutter
— • BREAK • —
Unspeakable Things
Kiwi jr.
Let us sing of them
Here Comes the Rain
Blue Skies for Black Hearts
Wonderful sky-water
Brave
Momma
Silk and sandpaper
— • BREAK • —
Marijuana's a Working Woman
Of Montreal
Hard-working
Pretty Little Lies
The Smithereens
Found at last
Searching for Soul, Pt. 1
Jake Wade & The Soul Searchers
Hot bazz
— • BREAK • —
The Way It Shatters
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
In a million pieces
6L GTR
The Chats
You will never catch up
Son Of A Gun
The Vaselines
Insanely catchy
Hello, Hi
Ty Segall
Crashing thunderous
— • BREAK • —
Rock Bottom
Kevin Morby
Can’t go lower
Better Yet
The Sadies
On fire
Weeds
Beach Bunny
Ray of sunshine
— • BREAK • —
Extra Cosmic
Panda Riot
Pulsating waves of bliss
TVC 15
David Bowie
In a playful mood
Bring On The Night (Live From Hong Kong, 1980)
The Police
Legendary
— • BREAK • —
Anything And Everywhere
LMNOP
The off kilter persists
Here Comes My Baby
Yo La Tengo
Originally from Cat Stevens
Colonel Enrique Adolfo Bermudez
Camper Van Beethoven
Military time
Captain Sensible Calling
Nanuchka
Say wot
— • BREAK • —
Big Boy
Viagra Boys feat. Jason Williamson
Quite
1,2,3,4,5,7,11!
The Mattoid
It all adds up
3 Laws (Abolished)
Servotron
Let a thousand AIs blossom
— • BREAK • —
A Painted Pantomime Dame
The William Loveday Intention
Tales of glory
Too Late For Suicide
Osees
The sirens persist
Venomous Dogma
Fantastic Negrito
Orchestral insinuations
After Hours
Delicate Steve
Say it with strings
— • BREAK • —
Beneath The Heat (ft. Emiliana Torrini)
Kid Koala
Chilled out
Take the Red Pill
B. Fleischmann
It's strawberry
La La La
Mexican Institute of Sound
Good times!
Gettin’ to the Point
Panda Bear & Sonic Boom
Brilliant, lads
— • BREAK • —
1960
MASS OF THE FERMENTING DREGS
This is a journey
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