The Pulsating Sac Of Sound Indie Show - 6.25.26

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The Pulsating Sac Of Sound Indie Show – 6.25.26

Tonight’s show is like Shakespeare’s famous play being updated to the hip modern suburb of Verona, but still retaining its original dialogue. Listen to the Pulsating Sac Of Sound indie show Thursdays 6:30-8pm EST on WBOR 91.1 FM live or online!

Show Tracklist

Cocoon — Sweeping Promises
Apartment — GRMLN
Alisa — Parks/ Squares and Alleys
Blissful — blue heron holy ghost
PSA
love is a skill like painting or taxidermy — Two-Man Giant Squid
Harm No More — Buffalo Daughter
Interlude — Wings of Desire
Acid and Honey — Babe Rainbow
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Violent Peasant — Mesh
Fell From Zero — Woven
Atactic — Zoon
Avalon — Relay Tapes
daylight savings — Cigarettes for Breakfast
My Dreams Are Changing — Velveteen
PSA
hello spring — warmachine
Aftersun — Klimt 1918
Under The Tree — Seagrass And The Waves
swim — Night Tapes
I Was Not Enough — BED
PSA
Midsommar — Midsommar
Another Life — Sungaze
Outside My Window — Boy With Apple

Show Facts

Sweeping Promises is essentially a two-person band: Lira Mondal and Caufield Schnug.
GRMLN is actually the solo project of Yoodoo Park, a Japanese-American musician born in Kyoto and raised in Southern California. He was signed by Carpark Records while still a teenager in college. His song “Teenage Rhythm” appeared in Forza Horizon 2, introducing many gamers to his music.
Buffalo Daughter are Japanese alternative-rock pioneers who emerged from Tokyo’s 1990s underground scene.
Babe Rainbow formed in Australia’s surfing town of Byron Bay.
Despite the name, Klimt 1918 is an Italian band, not Austrian. Their name references painter Gustav Klimt and the year of his death.
Night Tapes is an international trio with members from Estonia, Greece, and the UK.
Sungaze are based in Ohio and combine classic shoegaze textures with modern indie-pop songwriting. The project is led by married duo Ian Hilvert and Ivory Snow.
Zoon is the project of Daniel Monkman, an Anishinaabe musician from Canada. He coined the term “moccasin-gaze” to describe his fusion of Indigenous musical influences and shoegaze.