Categories: Musings
May 27, 2009
I'm heading to Philadelphia for NonComm, the non-commercial radio convention, and it got me thinking: How relevant is music radio these days?
I've lived in a town that offers me little in the way of music on the radio. (That's why I started this show.) Many of you may be more fortunate; there is great music on the radio in many cities. So take the survey and let's see how it shakes out.
Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton spin their favorite new tunes and present the best live concerts around the country. Listen and join the conversation.
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Shearwater's songs about man's relationship with nature boom and swoop with epic grace and grandeur.
The Hold Steady singer's stark side is nicely conducive to barren arrangements at the NPR offices.
It got loud when one of the grittiest rock duos of the past decade played D.C.
It got loud for this live webcast featuring one of the grittiest rock duos of the past decade.
Hear the Boston group's brassy interpretation of classic Ethiopian funk sounds live in concert.
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