79 episodes
West of Twin Peaks Radio MJ Call
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- Music
Brand new music with a hyper local focus on Bay area bands and artists, INCLUDING a weekly chat and deep sonic dive with a featured local guest artist/band.
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#205 feat Perhapsy
On this episode, guest artist Derek Barber, aka PERHAPSY, has a conversation about the creative process and choosing art as a path, as we dive deep into his new shoegaze-adjacent indie LO "The Lost Paintings of Kathar." Plus 2 full hours of brand new music from the Bay and beyond.
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#204 Best of West of Twin Peaks Radio
In this special Best of West of Twin Peaks Radio, we revisit four guest artist segments from this year, spotlighting four top LP's of 2024: The Helltones' "Medusa," King Dream's "Glory Daze V," Bad Tiger's "Bliss" and Wolf Jett's "Time Will Finally Come."
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#203 - Sami Freeman & Mia Pixley
On this atmospherically chill episode of West of Twin Peaks Radio, Sami Freeman and Mia Pixley - two Bay area composer/musicians - chat and dive deep into their two individual projects which are turning into a collaborative live art experience they are calling "Sea-Space." Plus two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.
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#202 feat Country Risque
On this episode, meet "America's riskiest queer country band," Country Risque out of San Francisco. Their debut LP "Doe-eyed Loverboys and Saints" is a honky-tonkin', toe stompin', cryin' in your beer banger-and-ballad wonder. Hear our chat about the expanding genre of country, and dive deep into the new LP. Plus two full hours of fresh tunes from the Bay and beyond.
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#201 feat Wolf Jett
On this episode, returning guest artist Chris Jones of the Santa Cruz cosmic mountain band WOLF JETT chats and dives deep into "Time Will Finally Come," the group's new LP exploring the collective California traumas of climate change, COVID and culturally-divisive politics -- all while rocking and jamming! Plus two hours of fresh tunes from the Bay and beyond.
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#200 feat Jim Greer
On this 200th episode of West of Twin Peaks Radio, Bay area master collaborator, producer, and artist Jim Greer is guest artist, chatting and diving deep into two albums - both projects of the heart -that he released in February: a solo effort called "You Are the Art," and an album of his mother's folk music from the early 50-s and 60's. Plus two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.