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Looks a little empty right now. Before we get to all that alert forecast. The good news is when it comes to our weather, its going to be pretty nice. No, not san and warm. Heres a look at Sports Authority field and the beautiful colorado Rocky Mountains in the background. In denver. Were all going to warm up. Gunnison, youre 14 below zero earlier this morning. Still do have some winds. Here in denver, wind speeds 20 Miles Per Hour and were seeiig them eastern plains. Its that jet stream just kin...

Helado Negro's 4AD release, Phasor, carries the spirit of Laraaji and Pauline Oliveros into a soul soothing electronic masterpiece.

Madeline Kenney didn’t recognize herself—or at least her work.

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To end the week, we ask Jenn Wasner of Wye Oak and her solo project Flock of Dimes some questions about endings and death.

Under the Radar did Hopscotch Music Festival last weekend and was blown away by some of the stellar names on display.

Aaron welcomed Viv & Riley to Live and Local last week, ahead of the upcoming release of their new album "Imaginary People."

We are checking in with musicians during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic to see how they are dealing with everything. What has their home quarantine experience been like so far and how is the crisis impacting both their career and art? Here we check in

Next month, Durham-based singer/songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Vivian Leva and Riley Calcagno are back with their debut album under the moniker Viv & Riley. Arriving September 15th via Free Dirt Records, the finds the pair moving past their country and traditional folk roots and incorporating layered and lush indie folk sonics.

Madeline Kenney’s music is all about subtleties. Her songs resist the easy path of effortless hooks, instead finding their greatest successes in twisting rhythms, swirling harmonics, and evocative textures. Her melodies are curious and restless, yet they often resolve to silken conclusions, layered into celestial musical passages.