Bandcamp Radio

Guest DJ Martin Douglas talks to Winston Hightower about new record "100 Acre Wood."

Seu Jorge joins us to talk about his new album The Other Side.

A wide array of guests joined host Brad Sanders for interviews at this year's Northwest Terror Fest in Seattle, including members of Kylesa, Dungeon Serpent, and Serpent Rider, plus fest organizer Joseph Schafer.

Ivorian DJ and producer Asna joins Emily to talk about her new EP Bring Back Rave In Town

Indonesia's Thee Marloes mark their sophomore album, Di Hotel Malibu.

Ahwlee, the Long Beach beatmaker joins the show to chat FTRS_pt.6 – six chapters deep into one of underground hip hop's most essential series. We sat down to talk craft, inspiration, and making music entirely on his own terms.

It's a '60s hit parade when The Lemon Twigs stop by The Indie Show. Satisfaction guaranteed!

Blue Lab Beats join us to talk about a decade in music, their community roots and making the most 'London' album that they could.

Jonas Björler joins the show to discuss the powerful final album from At the Gates and the musical legacy of the band's fallen frontman, Tomas Lindberg.

Branko and Kalaf Epalanga join Emily to celebrate 20 years of their label Enchufada and of their pioneering band Buraka Som Sistema. They talk about doing it DIY, building a global community and the cultural element of club music.

London-based South African producer, DJ and sound designer Esa Williams drops by

On this episode, Des Moines rapper Teller Bank$ joins the show to unpack the raw & personal world of his newest release, "Hate Island." With over 30 releases and an unrelenting creative vision, he's added another gem to his dynamic catalog.

Tim Presley talks about the new record from White Fence plus we hear fresh tracks from Horse Lords, Las Robertas, Rosali, and more.

Bel Cobain stops by to talk about her new EP Kizzy.

Immolation guitarist Bob Vigna discusses the New York death metal band's 35-year reign and the making of their latest album.

Kiioto talk about the release of their second album Black Salt, touching on deeply human themes like space, heritage and time, as well as how it differs from their previous work with Lamb and Urban Cookie Collective in the 90s.

Margate band Pigeon celebrate the release of their hotly-anticipated debut album, OUTTANATIONAL.

Bronx's very own, Mark Saunders joins the show to discuss his new EP, "In Due Time." Mark shares insight into his inner world, the emotional layers within his music, and what it means to trust your timing as it unfolds.

Alex Edkins of Weird Nightmare talks latest full-length "Hoopla" plus we hear new tracks from Spacemoth, Hedge Burners, and more.

Ego Ella May stops by to talk about her new album Good Intentions.