The Pulsating Sac Of Sound Indie Show – 9.10.26

Tonight’s show is like long-repressed feelings of bitterness and betrayal exploding when three inner-city losers plot the robbery of a valuable coin in a seedy second-hand junk shop. Listen to the Pulsating Sac Of Sound indie show Thursdays 7-8pm EST on WBOR 91.1 FM live or online!

Show Tracklist

  1. Terrified (ft. Jonas Bjerre) — Trentemøller
  2. Legacy — A Shoreline Dream
  3. Stuck — Alison’s Halo
  4. It’s Only Heaven — Morabeza Tobacco
  5. Something to Prove (Bleary Eyed Remix) — Joyer
  6. PSA
  7. One for BT — Sports Coach
  8. Always Faithful — Black Market Karma
  9. Don’t Be So Harsh( ft. Berlin Tourist) — Grazer
  10. Milo (ft. blissfully) — Babebee
  11. The Pulsating Sac Of Sound Promo 2026 #3
  12. make.it.last.x.full.body.2.recovery (ft. Full Body 2) — Total Wife
  13. regndoft — petrichor
  14. forget — Vagrant Daydreams
  15. The Light That Surrounds You — Echo & the Bunnymen
  16. PSA
  17. K STYLE — 1-800-Mikey
  18. Half The Time (ft. Lure Division) — Beach Vacation
  19. Carlo — Rubber Band Gun
  20. Never Enough (Porches Version) — Turnstile
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Show Facts

  • Trentemøller – “Terrified” — Jonas Bjerre of Mew sings on Trentemøller’s new single, which actually began as a much more shoegaze-heavy track before Trentemøller stripped away the haze for a crisper, synth-driven sound.
  • A Shoreline Dream – “Legacy” — “Legacy” marks roughly 20 years of A Shoreline Dream, with the song reflecting on the ordinary life milestones the band sacrificed while building a catalog of nearly 120 tracks.
  • Alison’s Halo – “Stuck” — Arizona dream-pop cult favorites Alison’s Halo returned with “Stuck” in August 2026, backed by four songs originally associated with their classic Eyedazzler era.
  • Morabeza Tobacco – “It’s Only Heaven” — Stockholm duo Morabeza Tobacco’s It’s Only Heaven is their first album since 2022’s Shadow of the Cherry and arrives September 18 on the Dream On label.
  • Babebee ft. blissfully – “Milo” — Babebee named “Milo” after a puppy they originally fostered and eventually adopted; caring for the dogs helped reignite the creative process that became the album Shelter.
  • Echo & the Bunnymen – “The Light That Surrounds You” — More than four decades into their career, Echo & the Bunnymen are still releasing new material: “The Light That Surrounds You” arrived in August as a preview of their project Apples For Isaac.
  • Beach Vacation ft. Lure Division – “Half The Time” — Seattle’s Beach Vacation formed back in 2012 when its members were only around 16 or 17; “Half The Time” appears on their new August 2026 album Delayed Affection.
  • Rubber Band Gun – “Carlo” — “Carlo” comes from Bloodwork, Rubber Band Gun’s brand-new 10-song album released September 3—less than a week before this show.
  • Turnstile – “Never Enough (Porches Version)” — Turnstile handed Never Enough over to an astonishingly eclectic group of artists for its new Versions project, including Porches, Four Tet, Blood Orange, Panda Bear, Alex G, Hayley Williams, Elton John—and death-metal band Dying Fetus.
  • Turnstile / Porches bonus fact — The Porches version completely transforms the title track, but it’s just the opening shot: the Versions release contains 22 reinterpretations of Never Enough, alongside the original album.
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