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Heavy Airplay, June 19, 2017
VARIOUS - Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam (Jazzman)
RAYS - Rays (Trouble In Mind)
ABDOU EL OMARI - Nuits D'Ete (Radio Martiko)
VARIOUS - Sammlung: Elektronische Kassettenmusik, Dusseldorf 1982-1989 (Bureau B)
RICHARD PINHAS - Reverse (Bureau B)
VARIOUS - Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs present English Weather (Ace)
THE PAPERHEAD - Chew (Trouble In Mind)
BORZOI - Surrender the Farm (12XU)
THE TERMINALS - Uncoffined (HoZac)
NOURA MINT SEYMALI - Arbina (Glitterbeat)
VARIOUS - Manhattan Soul 3 (Kent)
VARIOUS - Agrim Agazez: Musique Guitare de la Republique du Niger (Sahel Sounds)
TINARIWEN - Elwan (Anti-)
DIMOSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE - On the Administration of Panic (Rekem/Orila)
THE CREATION - Action Painting (Numero)
REPTILE RANCH - Reptile Ranch (C/S )
NOVELLA - Change of State (Sinderlyn)
KARL VECTOR & THE MALCOUNS - Can't Stand the Pressure (Now-Again)
BIZARRE - Beautica (Seksound)
DON MURO - Synthesizer Pop For a New Age: 1974-1978 (Flannelgraph)
SPECTRE - Ruff Kutz (Pan)
VARIOUS - Hawai'i Authentic: The Pre-War Era, Vol. 2 (1927-1936) (Asherah)
HOUSEWIVES - New York Reissue (Ever/Never)
MIND OVER MIRRORS - Undying Color (Paradise of Bachelors)
WIRE - Silver/Lead (Pink Flag)
MIDNIGHT - Shox of Violence (Hells Headbangers)
VARIOUS - Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque in Upper Volta (Numero)
ALEXANDRA ATNIF - Rhythmic Brutalism Vol. 1 (No Label)
LAFAYETTE AFRO ROCK BAND VS. ICE - Afrofunk Explosion! (Manifesto)
ON FILLMORE - Happiness of Living (Northern Spy)
PISSED JEANS - Why Love Now (Sub Pop)
BROKEBACK - Illinois River Valley Blues (Thrill Jockey)
MOON DUO - Occult Architecture Vol. 1 (Sacred Bones)
THE PLEASURE SEEKERS - What A Way To Die (Sundazed)
HELM - Olympic Mess (Pan)
KINK GONG - Imer Zeillos: Asian Variations For Saz, Cura, and Tanbur (Discrepant)
XAO SEFFCHEQUE - Ja, Nein, Vielleicht, Kommt Sehr Gut (Bureau B)
VARIOUS - Buried Alive!! Demented Teenage Fuzz From Down Under 1965-1970 (Particles)
DEMDIKE STARE - Wonderland (Modern Love)
THE ROUTES - In This Perfect Hell (Groovie)
PROTEX - Tightrope (Bachelor)

Medium Airplay
DREDD FOOLE AND THE DIN - Ghost Rider / Frankie Teardrop (Feeding Tube)
DOMINIQUE LAWALREE - First Meeting (Ergot)
VARIOUS - Antologia de Musica Antipica Portuguesa Vol. 1: O Trabalho (Discrepant)
GAYE SU AKYOL - Hologram Imparatorlugu (Glitterbeat)
POW! - Crack and Egg (Castle Face)
VARIOUS - The Soulful Side of GME & Musette Records (Tramp)
THE BANGLES - Ladies and Gentlemen...The Bangles (Omnivore Recordings)
THIEVERY CORPORATION - The Temple of I and I (INgrooves)
HIS NAME IS ALIVE - Patterns Of Light (London London)
THE YEARNING - From Dawn Til Dusk (2011-2014) (Elefant)
DELICATE STEVE - This Is Steve (Anti-)
FANCEY - Love Mirage (Stoner Disco)
JANNE WESTERLUND - There's A Passage (Krypt)
OBJEKT - Flatland (Pan)
ANGELA SAWYER - Croaks (Feeding Tube)
OVO - Creatura (Diodrone)
PHILIP LEWIN - Am I Really Here All Alone? (Tompkins Square)
SPIRAL STAIRS - Doris & the Daggers (NMR)
ELASTIC BOND - Honey Bun (Nacional)
BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE - Don't Get Lost (A Recordings)
MOLLY BURCH - Please Be Mine (Captured Tracks)
AQUASERGE - Laisse Ca Etre (Crammed Disc)
XIU XIU - Forget (Polyvinyl)
JIM DENLEY - Cut Air (Sofa Music)
TONSTARTSSBANDHT - Sorcerer (Mexican Summer)
BILL JERPE - Bill Jerpe (Soft Estate)
SANDWIDI PIERRE - Troubadour of the Savanna (Soft Estate)
MONOPOL - Weltweit (Medical Records)
ROSS HAMMOND - Follow Your Heart (Prescott Recordings)
VARIOUS - Shanghai'd Soul: Episode 4 (Numero)
MORAL PANIC - Moral Panic (Slovenly)
GLITTER - Joy Of a Toy (Lumpy)
HUSHALLEN - Uusi Muoto (Kryptonite/Full Contact)
ORKESTA MENDOZA - Vamos A Guarachar! (Glitterbeat)
IBIBIO SOUND MACHINE - Uyai (Merge)
JESCA HOOP - Memories Are Now (Sub Pop)
THE PLAYBOYS - Baby Doll: Frat Rock From Pine Bluff, Arkansas 1962-63 (Psych of the South)
CROMWELL - At the Gallop (Got Kinda Lost)
LEE MICHAELS - Heighty Hi (Manifesto)
KIT CONVICT & THEE TERRIBLE TWO - Cobra's Blood (Convicted)
CIRCUS LURKERS - Circus Lurkers (Megakut)
SOHN - Rennen (4AD)
FLAT WORMS - 7 (Volar)
MARTIAL CANTEREL - Forgotten Tracks, Sketches & Unfinished Work Vol. III (Medical)
NO UFO'S - Nu LPFor RS (Root Strata)
MICHAEL HURLEY - Redbirds At Folk City (Feeding Tube)
LUKA PRODUCTIONS - Fasokan (Sahel Sounds)
CHRISTMAS PETS - Glow (No Label)
BLACK ABBA - Lost Dog (Total Punk)
AFRIKAN SCIENCES - Circuitous (Pan)
TINY HAZARD - Greyland (Ba Da Bing!)
ELECTRIC CITIZEN - Higher Time (Riding Easy)
THE SILENCE - Nine Suns, One Morning (Drag City)
REQUIEM - For A World After (Mental Experience)
MIGUEL ANGEL TOLOSA - Ephimeral (Sofa Music)
MERRELL FANKHAUSER & HMS BOUNTY - Things (Gear Fab)
CLARINETTE - The Now of Then (Feeding Tube)
DANGUS TARKUS - Rock N Roll For the People (Dig!)
AMPS FOR CHRIST - The Plains of Alluvial (Water Wing)
MAZOZMA - Heavy Death Head (Feeding Tube)
JEWELED SNAKES - Jeweled Snakes (Resipiscent)
HECTOR'S PETS - Pet-O-Feelia (Oops Baby Records)
MINIMAL COMPACT - Deadly Weapons (Crammed Disc)
NOISE - Demo Tapes 1991-1995 (SPHC)
THE MODERN AIRLINE - Bus Trapped Underground (Alien Orb)
MAKU SOUNDSYSTEM - Mezcla (Glitterbeat)
RUN THE JEWELS - RTJ3 (Run the Jewels Inc.)
GORILLA MASK - Iron Lung (Clean Feed)
KATH BLOOM - This Dream of Life (Caldo Verde)

Light Airplay
JEAN-BRICE GODET - Lignes de Cretes (Clean Feed)
FAPARDOKLY - Fapardokly (Gear Fab)
MAJA SK RATKJE - Crepescular Hour (Rune Gramofon)
GREGG TURNER - Chartbusterzs! (Feeding Tube)
AQUARIAN BLOOD - Lost Nite In Paradise (Goner)
FORMER BULLIES - Stranger (Towed By the Ghost)
THE STRAND - Seconds Waiting (Dig!)
IT'S NOT NIGHT: IT'S SPACE - Our Birth Is But A Sleep and Forgetting (Small Stone)
ROB MAGILL - The Owl and the Pussycat (Drag City)
ROM - Pulpo (Hausu Mountain)
RIK & THE PIGS - Don't Tell On Me (Total Punk)
SAM PHILLIPS - Human Contact Is Never Easy (Littlebox)
SURF CURSE - Nothing Yet (Danger Collective)
ART PEPPER - Presents West Coast Sessions Vol. 2: Pete Jolly (Omnivore Recordings)
SOFT KILL - Choke (Profound Lore)
RIDE FOR REVENGE - Thy Horrendous Yearning (Hells Headbangers)
EVAN PARKER - Monoceros (Psi)
KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - The Austin Sessions (Atlantic/Rhino)
DAVE PHILLIPS - Selective Memory/Perception (Noise-Below / Frequences Critiques)
CP UNIT - Before the Heat Death (Clean Feed)
SENYAWA - 07.09.15 (Otoroku)
BKGD AUDIO - Fluid City EP (Sweat Equity)
WOLF EYES - 02.08.14 (Otoroku)
JUNKO & MICHEL HENRITZI - Behind the Door (Blossoming Noise)
ARIISK - Man-Plus (Difficult Interactions)
LORD HIGH FIXERS - The Beginning of the End...The End of the Beginning (Omentum)
MIDNIGHT MINES - Dancehall Style (Mystery Plane Tapes)
MARTIN ESCALANTE - Destroyed On Every Level (Sploosh)
DOC - 7 (Iron Lung)
VARIOUS - Khmer Rouge Survivors: (Glitterbeat)
EIVIND OPSVIK - Overseas V (Loyal Label)
KEN STRINGFELLOW - Touched (Azucar)
JAMES JOHNSTON - The Starless Room (Clouds Hill)
LONE PINON - Dias Felices (LM Dupli-Cation)
KELLAR - Cell Divides (Foolproof Projects)
MILO FINE FREE JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Earlier Outbreaks of Iconoclasm (Emanem)
PAPA M - Highway Songs (Drag City)
WORM OUROBOROS - What Graceless Dawn (Profound Lore)
PHIL CORY - Astral Projection for Quartz Singing Bowls and Electronica (No Label)
EMS - Liebe Fur Alle (An Out Recording)
ANGLES 9 - Disappeared Behind the Sun (Clean Feed)
PALBERTA - Bye Bye Berta (Wharf Cat)
MERC YES - A Loaf of Beatz (Internet & Weed)
TEACH ME - Collector (Volar)
SOUNDTRACK - Jaco (Columbia/Legacy)
DYLAN NYOUKIS - Final Seed (Tutore Burlato)
DAN MELCHIOR - Human of Stow (Tutore Burlato)
OMEGAS - Power To Exist (Beach Impediment)
QUIETUS - Volume Three (Ever/Never)
KEIJI HAINO - 1973 Live Milky Way (Black Truffle)
TYSON MEADE - Stay Alone (Jett Plastic / Shaking Shanghai)
SLICING GRANDPA - Final Vinyl (STR)
VELKRO - Too Lazy To Panic (Clean Feed)
DAVID - I'm Gonna Tell You Somethin' That I Know (Omivore Recordings)
COLLISION STORIES - Those Missing Will Complete Us (Public Eyesore)
LIFT TO EXPERIENCE - The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads (Mute)
THE ULTIMATE MEDIEVAL EVIL BRUISES - Our Gears (No Label)
JENS LEKMAN - Life Will See You Now (Secretly Canadian)
JON IRABAGON / JOHN HEGRE & NILS ARE DRONEN - Axis (Rune Grammofon)
VELI-MATTI O AIJALA - Raskas Alzheimer (Karkia Mistika)
ASEETHE - Hopes of Failure (Thrill Jockey)
FRANCISCO LOPEZ - Live in Auckland (Monotype)
STATIC GOAT - Shithot Zombie Hooker Poon Patrol (Enbululugugal Kreationz)
K. REINSHAGEN TECHNIK - I Am Seeing Fear (Difficult Interactions)
SINDRE BJERGA - Attractive Amplification (Tutore Burlato)
PULSE EMITTER - Through the Portal (Phinery)
ZENIAL - Chimera (Zoharum)
WITCH JAIL - Slimewave USA (TMR)
FUGHAWEE HUNTING CLUB - Mirrors (Viper Pit)
ELLIOTT SHARP - Port Bou (Infrequent Seams)
LISA MEZZACAPPA - avantNOIR (Clean Feed)
CRYSTAL FAIRY - Crystal Fairy (Ipecac)

7" Singles List
BORZOI - Surrender the Farm (12XU)
GLITTER - Joy of a Toy (Lumpy)
HUSHALLEN - Uusi Muoto (Kryptonite/Full Contact)
FLATWORMS - 7" (Volar)
CHRISTMAS PETS - Glow (No Label)
BLACK ABBA - Lost Dog (Total Punk)
THE MODERN AIRLINE - Bus Trapped Underground (Alien Orb)
ROM - Pulpo (Hausu Mountain)
RIK & THE PIGS - Don't Tell On Me (Total Punk)
ARIISK - Man-Plus (Difficult Interactions)

RPM List
SPECTRE - Ruff Kutz (Pan)
HELM - Olympic Mess (Pan)
DEMDIKE STARE - Wonderland (Modern Love)
THIEVERY CORPORATION - The Temple of I and I (INgrooves)
OBJEKT - Flatland (Pan)
MONOPOL - Weltweit (Medical Records)
BKGD AUDIO - Fluid City EP (Sweat Equity)
HERVA - Hyperflux (Planet Mu)
JLIN - Black Origami (Planet Mu)
ELLEN ALIEN - Nost (Bpitch Control)

Jazz List
VARIOUS - Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam (Jazzman)
GORILLA MASK - Iron Lung (Clean Feed)
ART PEPPER - Presents West Coast Sessions Vol. 2: Pete Jolly (Omnivore)
EVAN PARKER - Monoceros (Psi)
CP UNIT - Before the Heat Death (Clean Feed)
KELLAR - Cell Divides (Foolproof Projects)
MILO FINE FREE JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Earlier Outbreaks of Iconoclams (Emanem)
ANGLES 9 - Disappeared Behind the Sun (Clean Feed)
ALICE COLTRANE TURIYASANGITANANDA - The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda (Luaka Bop)
BARNEY WILEN - Moshi (Souffle Continu)

Loud List
BORZOI - Surrender the Farm (12XU)
MIDNIGHT - Shox of Violence (Hells Headbangers)
ALEXANDRA ATNIF - Rhythmic Brutalism Vol. 1 (No Label)
PISSED JEANS - Why Love Now (Sub Pop)
OVO - Creatura (Diodrone)
MORAL PANIC - Moral Panic (Slovenly)
NOISE - Demo Tapes 19910-1995 (SPHC)
RIDE FOR REVENGE - The Horrendous Yearning (Hells Headbangers)
DAVE PHILLIPS - Selective Memory/Perception (Noise-Below/Frequences Critiques)
JUNKO & MICHEL HENRITZI - Behind the Door (Blossoming Noise)

World List
VARIOUS - Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam (Jazzman)
ABDOU EL OMARI - Nuits D'Ete (Radio Martiko)
NOURA MINT SEYMALI - Arbina (Glitterbeat)
VARIOUS - Agrim Agazez: Musique Guitare de la Republic du Niger (Sahel Sounds)
VARIOUS - Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque in Upper Volta (Numero)
LAFAYETTE AFRO ROCK BAND VS. ICE - Afrofunk Explosion! (Manifesto)
KINK GONG - Imer Zeillos: Asian Variations For Saz, Cura, and Tanbur (Discrepant)
VARIOUS - Antologia de Musica Antipica Potuguesa Vol 1: O Trabalho (Discrepant)
GAYE SU AKYOL - Hologram Imparatorlugu (Glitterbeat)
ELASTIC BOND - Honey Bun (Nacional)

Hip-Hop List
RUN THE JEWELS - RTJ3 (Run the Jewels Inc.)
THE BUG - Box/Iceman (Ninja Tune)
KENDRICK LAMAR - Damn (Interscope)
THUNDERCAT - Drunk (Brainfeeder)
WHY? - Moh Lhean (Joyful Noise)
GENSU DEAN & WISE INTELLIGENT - G.o.D. (Mello Music Group)
ICE CUBE - 25th Anniversary Edition: Death Certificate (Lench Mob/Interscope)
BLACASTAN - The Uncanny Adventures Of Watson & Holmes (Brick)
BROCKHAMPTON - Saturation (No Label)
FUNKY DL - Autonomy: The 4th Quarter 2 (Washington Classics)

Cassette List
MIDNIGHT MINES - Dancehall Style (Mystery Plane Tapes)
EMS - Liebe Fur Alle (An Out Recording)
DYLAN NYOUKIS - Final Seed (Tutore Burlato)
DAN MELCHIOR - Human of Stow (Tutore Burlato)
SINDRE BJERGA - Attractive Amplification (Tutore Burlato)
PULSE EMITTER - Through the Portal (Phinery)
RAZORLEGS - Journal of Eyes (Razorlegs)
EARTH JERKS - File #09 aka "Mystifying Origins of​.​.​.​"  (Computer Tapes)
OLSON/BILLINGTON - Compound Sessions (Robert & Leopold)
VOM - Initiation (At War With False Noise)

UPCOMING SPECIALS ON WFMU

Over The Edge
Monday, June 19th, 6pm - 7pm
on Do or DIY with People Like Us
From 1981 to 2015, Negativland's Don Joyce hosted Over The Edge, the longest running block of freeform live mix collage radio in broadcast history -- a program which continues today, having been inherited by long time show participant and collaborator Jon Leidecker. In this very Wobbly interview, Vicki and Jon discuss the history of collage radio, and the slow evolution of the Edge, as well as its many possible futures, both True and False.

New Zealand extravaganza with Roger Shepherd (founder of Flying Nun Records), Hamish Kilgour of The Clean, and Francisca Griffin of Look Blue Go Purple
Tuesday, June 20th, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
When Roger Shepherd conceived his record label Flying Nun in the backroom of a Christchurch, New Zealand record store in the early '80's, he gave birth to one of the most fertile and influential imprints in the independent music world. It's DIY aesthetic and connectivity to the country's post-punk zeitgeist gave international exposure to such artists as The Chills, Verlaines, Clean, Tall Dwarfs, Bailter Space, Straitjacket Fits, Bats, Axemen, and more. The label was sold off in 1990, but returned to its independent self in 2009, and continues to create a platform for New Zealand's music scene. Recently, Shepherd authored his memoir, In Love With These Times, out on Harper-Collins. He stops by Brian's show today with Hamish Kilgour of The Clean in tow for a retrospective on the great Flying Nun, with plenty of rarely-heard live recordings of the label's roster, collected by Brian to complement their visit. As a bonus, Francisca Griffin (one-time known as Kathy Bull) phones in to talk about her time in the fantastic 1980's all- female combo Look Blue Go Purple who hailed from Dunedin, NZ. For the uninitiated, Captured Tracks and Flying Nun have just released a stateside 2LP anthology of this great band's wonderful and enduring lysergic pop.

Thomas Arthur Doyle (TAD)
Tuesday, June 20th, 7pm - 8pm
on Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins
Thomas Arthur Doyle (TAD, Brothers of the Sonic Cloth, Hog Molly) joins Morricone Island for a listen and to discuss his "return-to-roots" latest release entitled "Incineration Ceremony." Spending his formative years playing jazz clubs while studying classical music at Boise State University, Doyle releases his symphonic take on the dark and dreary textures, rhythms and material rolling around in his head informed by the likes of Morricone, horror films and Mozart. Not for the meek at heart.

Tom Wilson's Music Factory #19 - Sandy Posey
Wednesday, June 21st, 3pm - 6pm
on Irwin Chusid
In 1967 and '68 the charismatic record producer Tom Wilson hosted a free-form radio program called "The Music Factory," sponsored by MGM-Verve Records. The series has been gone from radio ever since, but Irwin is airing episodes on alternate Wednesdays at 4pm (Eastern). On our June 21st episode, Wilson welcomes to the Music Factory country-pop singer Sandy Posey and features tracks from four Posey albums. Elsewhere in the program, Wilson spins tunes by Evie Sands, the Blues Project, the Fabulous Farquahr, Ohio Express, and others. Wilson also interviews Claude Hall of Billboard magazine about the groovy new "Playtape" audio system soon to be optional in Volkswagens.

Director Drew Stone
Thursday, June 22nd, Noon - 3pm
on Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
At 1pm Diane welcomes Drew Stone, Director of 2 music scene movies that are both in premiere status. "The New York Hardcore Chronicles" is a journey through the community and culture of the NYHC scene. Shot in an episodic format, the film contains interviews, never before seen footage and a blazing soundtrack. He also is responsible for the production and direction of "Who The F**K Is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago" - the story of a NYC icon -a man's journey in the music business from making coffee to signing Metallica. Both movies are in different stages of release, and Drew will be here with a playlist and take a little bit of a break out from his busy schedule to talk about the films! Drew will be live, listeners can ask him questions via the comments board!

"Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" — Part 2
Friday, June 23rd, 9am - Noon
on Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind (on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
Settle in as Doug Schulkind presents the second installment of the historic, five-hour John Coltrane documentary, "Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone." Titled In the Pyramids, Part 2 investigates the science and spirituality of Coltrane's improvising and composing. Learn his motivations from transitioning from playing standard chord progressions into embracing first a model style, then a more spiritual grounding. Interviews with modal theorist George Russell, and Coltrane scholar Andrew White are featured. Hear John Coltrane himself speak about getting to "the best good" he can get to on his horn and as a man. Also hear the earliest known taped interview with Coltrane as he speaks about religion. Sonny Rollins, McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Steve Lacy, Sonny Fortune, Cornel West and Amiri Baraka are also a significant part of this section of the documentary. Remember to tune in at 11am to hear it live as this program will not be archived.

Derek Walmsley & The Wire Magazine Guest DJ Roundtable
Friday, June 23rd, 9pm - Midnight
on Daniel Blumin's show
As The Wire magazine celebrates it's 400th issue, editor Derek Walmsley drops in for a visit to spin some favorites and chat about where the magazine has been and where it's heading. He will also be live-editing everything that is said making this the least discombobulated radio program on record. But where were we?

Since the first issue of The Wire emerged in 1982, features such as Epiphanies and Invisible Jukebox as well as the heterogeneous reviews section have done much to encourage open-minded approaches to listening and musical discovery - an accomplishment worth celebrating! But that's not all! Once the editing is complete, tune in for guest DJ sets and conversations with several of the edited. Don't miss the musical selections from bonny Wire writers that'll make your toes twirl and your minds sizzle!

The Regrettes PLUS Peter Perrett (The Only Ones)
Saturday, June 24th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
The latest teenage sensation from California, The Regrettes, power through a live set. Writing songs that proudly bear a brazen and unabashed attitude in the vein of acts Courtney Barnett or Karen O - with a pop aesthetic reminiscent of 50's and 60's acts a la the Temptations or Buddy Holly - the LA based four piece create infectious, punk driven tracks. The Regrettes Warner Bros. debut, "Feel Your Feelings Fool!," is a joyous and honest romp through the emotional rollercoaster of the teenage dream. Catch The Regrettes at Rough Trade on June 21st.

40 years after The Only Ones made their debut, Peter Perrett has released a new solo album on Domino Records, "How The West Was Won." He has rediscovered the importance of rock'n'roll and now rock'n'roll can rediscover the importance of Peter Perrett. Enjoy a conversation between two masters of deadpan wit.

Honey Radar
Sunday, June 25th, 6am - 9am
on Burn It Down! with Nate K.
Playing a fractured, eminently catchy lo-fi psych-pop that brings together the best elements of various strains of DIY, while occasionally calling to mind the more gleefully scattershot singles of the classic Guided By Voices line-up, Honey Radar are one of the most infectious and satisfying, not to mention prolific (check out their band camp page), bands working in the underground today. They play Alphaville in Brooklyn on Tuesday, July 20, with San Francisco's Rays, Australia's Rat Columns, and local faves Home Blitz, and they will be live on Burn It Down! with Nate K. Sunday, June 25.

Rays
Monday, June 26th, Noon - 3pm
on Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
This new Oakland band is comprised of four Bay area music veterans whose current and past musical projects include The World, Life Stinks, Violent Change and Dadfag. On Rays debut album the band spins post-punk that has it roots firmly planted in Australian punk both past & present and the addictive strum of 80’s & 90’s New Zealand/Flying Nun pop.

Feral Ohms
Tuesday, June 27th, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
Feral Ohms are an Oakland trio specializing in thundering, destructive caverock of the highest degree, visiting WFMU today on the heels of their debut studio LP and a Union Pool afternoon blowout from June 24th. Featuring Ethan Miller on guitar and vox from Howlin' Rain, Comets On Fire, and most recently Heron Oblivion, with ferocity matched by drummer Chris Johnson (Drunk Horse), and Josh Haynes (Nudity). Expect blisters and boggled brains!

Wojciech Golczewski (Part 2: The Interview)
Tuesday, June 27th, 7pm - 8pm
on Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins
Polish composer of horror, sci-fi and thriller film, tv and video game soundtracks Wojciech Golczewski ("Voy-check Gol-che-fski") joins Devon to discuss his most recent scores for "Tonight She Comes" and "Mohawk," the recently announced follow up to Ted Geoghegan's impressive 2015 directorial debut "We Are Still Here." Death Waltz Records and Data Airlines are currently releasing a trilogy of decayed, dystopian, 8-bit/analog synth vinyl and cassette albums entitled "Reality Check," its prequel "The Signal" (both out now) and the to-be-named third in the series due in early 2018. Wojciech also composed the soundtracks for "400 Days," "Beyond The Gates," "Late Phases" and "Dark Souls," amongst others. Part 1 of this two-part special is a musical primer of Wojciech's career highlights.

"Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" — Part 3
Friday, June 30th, 9am - Noon
on Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind (on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
The amazing John Coltrane documentary "Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" rolls on as Doug Schulkind airs Part 3: A Love Supreme, a 1-hour segment beginning at 11am. Highlights this week include: Interviews with Archie Shepp, Max Roach, and Rashied Ali, rare tape of Coltrane answering his critics, learning that Trane had a jolly laugh, and ear-chilling evidence that Trane based his anthem "Alabama" on the sound of Martin Luther King's voice during his famous eulogy to the four girls killed in Birmingham. Remember to tune in at 11am to hear it live as this program will not be archived.

Ron House
Sunday, July 2nd, 6am - 9am
on Burn It Down! with Nate K.
Nate K. celebrates Fourth of July weekend by welcoming true American hero Ron House to the program for a guest DJ spot. Frontman of Great Plains, Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments, Psandwich, and Counter Intuits (his current project), as well as a participant in the famed Ohio supergroup project Ego Summit, House truly is an institution. But he is also an avid record collector with a daunting knowledge of Ohio music history. He was kind enough to bring a box of Buckeye State rarities by the WFMU studios and give them a spin. Tune in Sunday, July 2, from 6:00 to 9:00 AM to hear them, and, of course, God bless America.

"Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" — Part 4
Friday, July 7th, 9am - Noon
on Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind (on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
Just when you thought it couldn't get any better, the amazing John Coltrane documentary "Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" continues as Doug Schulkind airs Part 4: "Searching For The One", a 1-hour segment beginning at 11am. Highlights this week include: Coltrane's link with Malcolm X and the Black Liberation movement, Trane's fascination with African drums, the John Gilmore/John Coltrane connection, and Trane telling of the gig one night in New Jersey when he pulled his band off the stage. Also, hear riveting interviews with Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Pharoah Sanders, and many more. Remember to tune in at 11am to hear it live as this program will not be archived.

Dion
Saturday, July 8th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
Dion stops by the Todd-O-Phonic Todd show to chat about his new album on Norton Records, "Kickin' Child". This wonderful collection showcases Dion's lost recordings between "Runaround Sue" and "Abraham Martin & John" and are exemplary folk rock gems. Find out why they were kept under lock and key for decades.

Razorlegs
Tuesday, July 11th, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
Bleeding walls of overloaded guitar and drum interplay from the psychedelic punk duo of Andrew Hurst on drums and PD Fadensonnen on guitar and stylophone. Fans of Blue Cheer, Fushitsusha, Chrome and general amplified confusion will dig today's in-studio proceedings.

"Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" — Part 5 (Conclusion)
Friday, July 14th, 9am - Noon
on Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind (on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
The sensational John Coltrane documentary wraps up today as Doug Schulkind airs the fifth and final hour-long installment beginning at 11 AM. Highlights this week include: Trane's fascination with African tonal languages, his rock-star tour of Japan, and why he'd stop playing his horn on stage and just beat his chest and howl in the microphone. Listen for hang-on-every-word interviews with Alice Coltrane, Babatunde Olatunji, Archie Shepp, and many more. Remember to tune in at 11am to hear it live as this program will not be archived.

Marshall Crenshaw PLUS Los Vigilantes
Saturday, July 15th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
Pop purveyor Marshall Crenshaw hangs out with Todd-O-Phonic Todd to play some of his favorite records and chat about his illustrious career as musician, DJ, and fan. This one is going to be a treat!

Los Vigilantes are a screaming rock'n'roll band hailing from San Juan. One listen to the live set they will be performing on Todd's show will display beyond a doubt why they are the greatest Puerto Rican musical export since The Sunsets of "Theme One" fame. Don't miss their great Slovenly releases.

Champagne Superchillin
Monday, July 17th, Noon - 3pm
on Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Break out the bubbly! French ex-pat Juliette Shultz brought her Francoise Hardy-influenced style across the pond to Music City, where she has teamed up with group of hep rock and roll and blues Nashville cats to form Champagne Superchillin.

Tropical Trash
Tuesday, August 29th, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
Not to be confused with the waste disposal agency in Hilton Head, South Carolina, the Louisville version of Tropical Trash liquify the proceedings with their unique blend of fried hardcore and no-wave trailerpark anthems. They play live today on the heels of their new Sophomore Lounge single and expect to headline The Rock's Presidential Victory concert in 2020.
 

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UPCOMING AT WFMU'S MONTGOMERY HALL
43 Montgomery Street, Jersey City
http://montyhall.ticketfly.com/

Fri 6/23 Shana Falana / The Sloppy Heads (9:00pm, $10)
Sun 6/25  Pronoun (8:00pm, $10-12)
Fri 7/7  Ducktails  / Shana Falana (9:00pm, $15)
Sat 7/8 Electric Six / The Wilful Boys ($13-15)
Sun 7/9 State Champion Records Label Launch: Spowder/Snakeskin/Decoratuin (7:30pm, $10)
Fri 7/14  Morricone Youth presents Mad Max Movie Night (8:00pm, $10)
Sat 7/22  Prove It All Night w/Pat Byrne (9:30pm, $5)
Thu 7/27  Night Birds / Western Addiction / Moral Panic (8:30pm, $10-12)
Fri 7/28  The Rubinoos (8:30pm, $15-20)
Sun 7/30  David Nance / The Mad Scene / Fully Glazed (8:00pm, $10)
Wed 8/2  Lee Bains III & the Glory Fires / Desir Decir (8:30pm, $10-12)
Fri 8/4  Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble / Art Feynman (9:00pm, $13-15)
Wed 8/9 Jeff Rosenstock / Laura Stevenson (8:00pm, $15)
Thu 8/10 John Doe (8:30pm, $15-20)
Thu 8/17  John Maus (8:30pm, $13-15)
Fri 9/8  A Giant dog (9:00pm, $10)
Fri 9/15  Protomartyr (9:00pm, $13-15)