Tune in for a live performance and interview from Portland-based art rock band On Drugs, hosted by DJ Helen Earth, Saturday, December 7th @ 12PM.
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Join Method to the Madness host Ali Nazar Friday December 6th @ 12PM as he interviews Noni Session, Executive Director of the East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative, about the work her organization is doing to promote community real estate ownership in the East Bay and beyond.
Tune in on Saturday, December 7th @ 8:30AM to hear DJ Renee Black in conversation with Los Angeles hardcore/Oi! band, Vis Vires.
Vis Vires features members of The Templars, The Hardknocks, and Bovver Wonderland. The Wolves may be their debut four track EP, but they are no rookies and this album full of hardcore street punk anthems, will commandeer your attention.
Tune in this Saturday, December 7th @ 9PM for KALX Live! with San Francisco band End Time, hosted by Renee Black.
In conjunction with NoisePop, KALX co-announces Sleeptalk Winter Wonderland starring Shannon Shaw & Friends happening at San Francisco's historic night spot, Bimbo's 365 Club located at 1025 Columbus Avenue.
Who are the friends, you ask? The She's and Dick Stusso, that's who!
On Thursday, December 5th @ 1:30PM, The Breeze speaks with Philadelphia based singer-songwriter, (Sandy) Alex G.
House of Sugar — (Sandy) Alex G’s ninth overall album and his third for Domino — emerges as his most meticulous, cohesive album yet: a statement of artistic purpose, showing off his ear for both persistent ear worms and sonic adventurism.
Photo Credit: Tonje Thilesen
Join DJ Cuppa Joe on Tuesday, December 3rd @ 9:30PM when he hosts Chris Santeramo and Thad Povey from Bay Area Americana/Jug band, The Goat Family.
With harmonies storming in from the West and rhythms shaking loose from the American songbook, this band packs folk, country, banda, and blues into a wobbly wagon on a cross-country trip bound for butt-shaking happiness.
Tune in to The Graduates Tuesday December 3rd @ 9AM for an interview with Katie Keliiaa from the Department of Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley.
On Monday, December 2nd @12:30PM, Helen Earth interviews East Bay Alternative Book and Zine Fest (EBABZ) organizers, Jill and Maira about the fest's 10th Anniversary and the relevance of zines as underground publications for activists, artists, and writers in search for total creative freedom and publishing options.
Tune in Saturday, November 30th @ 9PM as DJ Helen Earth hosts a wild double feature with pop-punk locals Sarchasm and Danger Inc.