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PRENEW 4: Still Time

Still Time

Diskografija CS

Nevolja

If Your Mirror Breaks

The Evidence (LP Version)

Second

Last Minute Guitar

How This All Ends

and in the end, you threw it all away

Jhyappa

Shakti (Force)

AGAINST THE GRAIN OF ASSUMPTION

Sinister Inertia

Nightclouds

Miao Mouthorgans & Other Rare Instruments in Guizhou, Sichuan, China

Miao Three Mouthorgans (Guizhou

Album #01

Friends With Benefits

Georgia Overdrive

Hey Lover

Instant Holograms On Metal Film

Aerial Troubles

hunting season

migration patterns

Glass Chrysalis

Nightmare

Chamber Music for Lawn Mowers

About Ghosts

Carved From

Year Without Spring

Lush

Be A Witness b/w Best For Us

Be A Witness

Somewhere Soul : Rituals Volume 1

Murmuring

The Inner Garden

No One Ever Touched Me Before You

Ripped and Torn

It Will Get Worse

Blue heeler in ugly snowlight, grey on gray on gray on white.

Sali

A nuestrxs amigxs

Gentri

The Crisis of Existence

Bloom Watch

Georgia Sea Island Singers ft. Bessie Jones & John Davis - Before This Time Another Year

That Suits Me

Ella Hanshaw's Black Book

One More Hill*

Mo'ynoq X Urocyon Split 2025

Hyperstitions

Natureza Morta

The Waves (ft. Parannoul)

Second Circle The Horizon

I Saw a Heron

SOUL SONG

THIS IS OUR FANTASY

1983 Unearthed

Hour and Hour

Belly Up

See (feat. Sophia Al-Maria & Ben Vince)

First, some professional news: I'm now the Series Editor of Tiny Desk. So, yes, that includes editing copy for Tiny Desk videos but also lending editorial guidance to the many limbs that spring off the Tiny Desk tree. Lately, that means editing scripts and shaping segments for Tiny Desk Radio, which just launched exclusively across public radio stations a couple weeks ago. For 19 years, I've mostly stuck to web production at NPR Music, but rarely worked on the radio side of National Public Radio. So this is new-but-still-familiar territory! I'm excited about it and hope y'all <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" href="https://www.npr.org/2025/04/17/nx-s1-5367743/tiny-desk-radio">give Tiny Desk Radio a listen</a>.&nbsp; Been All Around the World is a podcast hosted by guitarist and archivist Nathan Salsburg that was first released in 2018, but I stumbled across it just last week. Each episode digs into the <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" href="https://www.culturalequity.org/podcast">decades-spanning field recordings made by Alan Lomax</a>: fiddle tunes, a cappella, gospel and folk songs, Hill country blues, Irish jigs, sacred harp. I'm only a couple episodes in, but the show's best when Nathan digs deeper into the context around these recordings and what makes them unique to the region where they were recorded.&nbsp; I'm in need of big, dumb TV right now; Obliterated is that big, dumb TV. Seems like critics hated this action/comedy about a special forces team who celebrated a win too early and too hard (read: sex, drugs, alcohol) and now they have to find a Russian nuke before it blows up Las Vegas. It's silly and formulaic, but turn-off-your-brain fun. Bonus: Jason Mantzoukas voices a drug-induced gremlin.&nbsp; <iframe width="400" height="345" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/6MNfBHFhnNs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe> Alien is one of my favorite movies of all time — the atmosphere and script terse and tense companions to H.R. Giger's alien design. Aliens is great, too, for blockbuster reasons. Everything else is either just OK or not worth my time. (I'm one of the few and proud Prometheus apologists.) So when I watched this clip from Alien: Earth that details the gestation process of a xenomorph, I squealed with delight. It's terrifying in just the right ways, capturing the body horror of the original Alien, but elevated through new techniques and sparkling sound design. (Related: I'm also excited about Predator: Badlands, from the same director who made the spectacular Prey.)&nbsp;<iframe width="400" height="345" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/0Ugp6Q5s74s" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe> Cheez-It understands that cheese, particularly cheddar cheese, is sweaty — like, the left-out-on-the-counter-a-couple-hours sweaty that gives cheddar just enough grease. My wife recently discovered that Cheez-It now makes a smoked gouda flavor and, y'all, it's over. No box of Cheez-It smoked gouda crackers is safe. —Lars Gotrich, <a rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" href="https://www.vikingschoice.org/">vikingschoice.org</a>

Josie's lilting twee, ente's urgent rock and roll, Ellen Arkbro's pipe organ drone, nuvolascara's chaotic screamo, Stereolab's return

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