Khamsin – Part 4

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First of October and the First Rock Around the Region with Samantha Knight of the month!

Wrapping things up tonight with Khamsin as we re-visit “twinkly math rock”(yes, this term has been copyrighted!) and side projects

News on how to get your Three Chord Bourbon, the Goodbye June edition. Tim Montana is playing the City Winery Nashville tomorrow, so I’ll be spinning him. The Other LA have a couple of really cool shows coming up, Nonpoint announces a new tour and Black Stone Cherry have their brand new album out.

Plus you’ll hear from Hollow Wake and Welcome Eternity and we’ll get spooky with brand new tunes from Skipping Stone and Blackwood Music. And Gravel Switch is gonna hit you in the feels.

Original Airdate: 10/1/23

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