Those Darlins, alt-country with femme vocals.

Finished up the new Elvis Costello album, a collaboration with the Roots. Probably his best album in decades.

Now listening to the deluxe edition of Nirvana's "In Utero".

"Gun" by Chvrches.

Pop from the Brits. No, not Britt Robertsoncrazed.

Mazzy Star. Their new album. Pretty good stuffage.

Another Insound mixtape.

Most of the bands on here are new & probably fly-by-niters. But anymore today's artists are flash-in-the-pan bands/singers cuz there's no more label support or for that matter, not many labels left.

"Some Like It Hot" by the Power Station.

Mid-'80s Duran Duran/Robt Palmer thing.

"Can't Stay Alone Tonight" by Elton John.

His new album is pretty good.

Guitar Wolf's "Beast Vibrator"

High octane rock-n-roll from Japan.

Finished Haim's album. All girl pop from the UK.

Now starting on London Grammar.

The Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra.

They do killer cover of Gregg Allman's "Midnight Rider".

RP Boo "Legacy" album.

Electronic & hip hop.

Dustin Wong "Mediation of Ecstatic Energy" album.

He's a great guitarist, lotsa looping & fine glitches.

Today i listened to Miles Davis, a funky Dixieland free jazz band, Parquay Courts & Babyshambles.

So there.

The theme to Scooby Doo played spooky lounge style.

Get outta here!

"Breath In Breath Out" by Dead End Space.

On some prog rock sampler.

Cherry Lee Mewis "Sounds Like Heaven to Me"

Off some country/Americana sampler

Surfer Joe's "Senor Surf"

Excellent- love the reverb.

Oldie: Gene Clark's "No Other"

Great release from the late great member of the Byrds

"Amazing" by Tin Machine

Bowie & pals. Great song.

James Bond dbl cd of Bond songs.

"Goldfinger" playing now.

Listening to samples from the upcoming Minor Alps album which features Juliana Hatfield on shared vocals.

"Nothing Ordinary" by Lucius.

Femme vocals, indie-rock with a hint of garage & punk-pop.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.'s "The Speed of Things" album.

Fine li'l pop album.

Robert Wyatt "Chelsa".

Just released but recorded way back in the late '60s.

"I'll Be Your Mirror" by Lou Reed.

RIP Lou Reed, a truly original & unique talent.