The Misfits are back talking about how hot it has been in Michigan, the upcoming GTA VI release and their undying love for Monica (Powers digital a.i assistant)

In episode 25 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses negative energy, PJ Harvey, a reissue from Zwan as well as Brandon Flowers going country and Queens Of The Stone Age bringing the catacombs to KEXP. All set to a patriotic soundtrack. Dig it!

A progressive EDM duet album that unfolds like a single story told across nine chapters. Two voices begin as strangers moving through separate routines in the quiet hours before sunrise. Through chance meetings, shared moments, growing trust, distance, doubt, and ultimately reconciliation, their journey becomes the heartbeat of the record. Each song carries pieces of the last, with melodies, lyrics, and themes returning in new forms as the story evolves. Musically, the album steps into fresh territory for Static Temptations. Gone are the familiar futuristic clichés and oversized festival drops. In their place is a more cinematic, emotional, and human sound built around evolving arrangements and patient storytelling. Expect warm piano passages, deep melodic basslines, atmospheric synth textures, organic percussion, shimmering arpeggios, subtle guitar layers, and soaring male and female harmonies that grow closer with every track until they become inseparable in the finale.

The boys have geared up and thinking of a world trip to the city's and towns with the weirdest names, give this a listen and ride with them.

In episode 24 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Validation, Johnny Marr, Laurie Vincent's new band Big Truck as well as his go to shirt making music and a brand new group on the rise called Willy Houston & Ghost Town Revival. All set to a Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

The BackSeat Saints are in the Keystone State for the first time at the famous Pocono Raceway and having fun performing as usual.

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its another scorcher out there, so the Michigan Misfits are back in the garage talking tv and games, give this one a listen and who knows Dave may sing your favorite tv sitcom theme song.

In episode 23 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses obsession, new Die Antwoord and Interpol as well as legends Deep Purple. Set to an ominous dark soundtrack. Dig it!