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Sep 19, 2026

speaker_1HOST
18:17
According to our sources, this was the moment, this concept, the absolute necessity of the visual blueprint was proven on an international scale.
speaker_0HOST
18:26
It was during the Trans Musicals Festival, specifically a live session recorded by KEXP at the ESMA Broadcasting School.
speaker_1HOST
18:34
This is widely considered the performance that broke Angine de Poitrine out to the wider world.
speaker_1HOST
18:39
It was their international introduction.
speaker_0HOST
19:02
In the case of Angine de Poitrine, the camera is not just a passive recording device sitting on a tripod in the back of the room.
speaker_1HOST
19:07
No, the camera is an active, vital translator.
speaker_0HOST
19:10
The immense power of the KEXP broadcast lies in its ability to reveal exactly what the audiophile fundamentally cannot.
speaker_0HOST
19:17
When a listener streams the studio album, they are getting a fraction of the story.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:00
Thank you so much for joining us for Live on KEXP.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:04
You can find us at 90.3 FM in Seattle, 92.7 FM in the Bay Area at kexp.org, streaming worldwide and also on the KEXP mobile app.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:15
I'm Cheryl Waters.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:16
I'm here in the KEXP studios with an amazing band with an incredible record I can't stop listening to.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:22
It's Prune.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:24
Welcome.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:27
I see you're going to play something from the latest album, System, and maybe a few surprises for us today.
Cheryl WatersHOST
0:33
I can't wait.
Tanner EllisonHOST
0:00
This is live on KEXP.
Tanner EllisonHOST
0:02
My name is Tanner Ellison.
Tanner EllisonHOST
0:03
I'm the host of Seek and Destroy, the metal show right here on listener-powered 90.3 FM Seattle, 92.7 in the Bay Area, and streaming from kexp.org.

6 MINS LATER

speaker_1GUEST
5:48
I'll give you your life.
speaker_1GUEST
6:12
What else can they make? The echoes of the past, and the regrets of the past, my own mental pain The fear of present time, I can't lose, the clock beat just to show Thank you.
Tanner EllisonHOST
12:17
Live on KEXP, this is Witch River.
speaker_1GUEST
13:31
Discard what you thought you felt When did it end My vision has failed The rat peeps down Eyes of hatred and judgement Ready or not

5 MINS LATER

Tanner EllisonHOST
20:35
Witch Ripper, live on KEXP.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:00
It's live on KEXP.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:02
I'm your host, Eva Walker, from listener-powered, independent 90.3 FM, KEXP in Seattle, and 92.7 in San Francisco.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:11
And we are streaming 24-7 at kexp.org and on our free mobile apps.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:17
And these live performances are made possible by people like you.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:21
So thank you for supporting KEXP.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:24
And today in the live room, we have one of my... favorite bands, I don't say that lightly, out of Bremerton originally, Russian Blue.
Eva WalkerHOST
0:34
And they're going to play four songs for us, and then we'll chat afterward.

20 MINS LATER

Eva WalkerHOST
20:23
Yay.
John RichardsHOST
60:48
Sabila Tar with Dark Stuff and Tinsley in there with more alive.
John RichardsHOST
60:52
This is the KEXP run cast.
John RichardsHOST
60:54
Behind me, you're listening to another Parlor Greens track.
John RichardsHOST
60:57
This is called Eat Your Greens.
Katie WilsonGUEST
6:45
Come on, Jos.
Scott GreenstoneCORRESPONDENT
6:46
Katie Wilson comes out wearing a KEXP t-shirt and holding her three-year-old daughter's hand.
Scott GreenstoneCORRESPONDENT
6:52
It's a little after 7 a.m.
Scott GreenstoneCORRESPONDENT
6:53
Okay, into
speaker_2HOST
2:53
Good point.
speaker_2HOST
2:53
Their KEXP session blew up, and now they have to keep delivering at that level.
speaker_3HOST
2:58
Right.
speaker_3HOST
2:58
It's a tough spot.
Jonathan RussellGUEST
62:50
I can't speak to it.
Jonathan RussellGUEST
62:50
I've been gone for almost 10 years back in Virginia, but, um, there was just so many opportunities because of the local involvements, you know, the local zines, the local radio stations, KEXP, Stranger, the paper there, all of these blogs were popping up.
Jonathan RussellGUEST
63:09
There were just so many supporters of music.
Jonathan RussellGUEST
63:11
And if you were a Seattle artist, they were just, they were so supportive of you.
Elizabeth ThorpeCORRESPONDENT
9:42
Not included but around the festival grounds are the MoPop Museum, which is a museum of pop culture that... has you know science fiction movie stuff as well as a lot of music stuff in it and uh there's a pacific science museum i think that's what it's called that um that still has some structures from world's fair and they are still working on an indoor stadium that um has been under construction for a while, but you have Climate Pledge Arena.
Elizabeth ThorpeCORRESPONDENT
10:19
So all these things are bordering this kind of square park and KEXP, the KEXP building.
Elizabeth ThorpeCORRESPONDENT
10:26
So it's a mix of concrete and grass, but mostly grassy in the field part where the stages are.
Elizabeth ThorpeCORRESPONDENT
10:34
It's kind of an interesting main stage.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:18
Lee Nachi there performing their
speaker_8UNKNOWN
13:21
song, You Know Who I Am, earlier this summer at KEXP in Seattle.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
13:37
The Pensori tradition is rooted in song and storytelling.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
13:41
The band's name, Linachi, pays homage to a Pensori master of the same name from the late 1800s.

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