IndieSF...Rethought, Not Rehashed

Enjoy our handselected music sets. We think you'll agree, they beat those computer generated lists.

Best New Song Ever...this week:  A band by the name of Morning Benders has changed their name to Pop Etc, and we thought that a bold enough move to grant them "bnse...tw" honors.

Wave Of The Day 11:59a: We saved those 80's mixes on cassette before they went in the trash and play something from them every day.

Weekend specialty show replay - Weekly Feed 12p: Host Kyle Meredith and his crew compile the singles that made the music blogs buzz this past week and tells you where some can even be downloaded.

Five O'clock Frank 5p: He does it his way...baby.

May

• Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - they have synths and know how to use them.
• We're late on this one, but some nice chillwave from Memoryhouse finds its way into the mix  
• Jack White's full solo disc is wow...just wow.
• More deep tracks from M Ward's Wasteland Companion, Justin Townes Earle, and New Multitudes.
• A nice new collaboration of former LCD Soundsystem and Hot Chip members called New Build.

A look back on the 10th anniversary of the O Brother Where Art Thou film and multi-platinum, “Album of the Year” Grammy-winning soundtrack that helped define the last decade of Americana music. We are turning the reigns to journalist David Wild as he highlights new and archival interviews, previously released and unreleased music from the new 2-CD Deluxe Edition PLUS an interview with T Bone Burnett and archival comments by others from the movie and soundtrack.

Bob Ross chats with IndieSF.com's very own DJ Rocque Ranaldi about The Independent Get Down, music, football, food, and gardening.

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