Episode 1353 delivers a massive, beautiful wall of heavy psych, an enigmatic archival tribute to a brilliant Madison musician, and an awkward late-night studio packaging crisis.
The AC/DC special is on hold as we launch our Spring Pledge Drive. This week, we break open the vault for a chaotic, 3-hour mini-deep dive into the unvarnished truth-telling legacy of Bill Hicks.
We’re going deep into bat country for Episode 1350. Agent K locks down the studio with an unhinged, frantic late-night playlist meant to shatter your cognitive filters before the corporate censors find the door.
From the jersey number of a point guard to a “Do Not Resuscitate” order, we’re exploring the early Signal of Pearl Jam. Plus, the story of the wedding DJ who led me on a wild goose chase in 1993.
Technologies is a bitch, but the signal is back. This week, we launch a multi-part discography march through the high-voltage history of AC/DC, moving from the gritty 1975 Bon Scott days into the start of the 1981 Brian Johnson era.
It’s not a police code—it’s an appointment with a statue. This 4/20, we’re exploring the “Gateway Frequency” with a three-hour trip through the hazy history of altered states.
I forgot to post the show last week, and I feel like an idiot. But the signal is back with Agent K’s latest installment of beautiful weirdness. Buckle up; we’re in bat country now.
The skyline was wide open, but the silence from Seattle was heavy. We’re wrapping up the Heartbreakers deep dive and tracking the signal through the MCA years and beyond.
Before we finish the Petty saga, we need a dose of the Minneapolis Sound. We’re tracking the rise of Prince from 1978 to 1981—the journey of a man who played every instrument and owned every frequency. Episode 1343.
The swamp meets the skyscraper. Part one of the Petty project, “Petty Cash & Torpedoes,” explores the ignition years of the Heartbreakers. Stay tuned for next week’s system reset with Prince.