The Kyiv folk quartet DakhaBrakha created their latest album Шлях (English: The Road) as a tribute to their Motherland, and in this vital session, it's easy to hear the multitude of voices both figurative and literal that make up a stirring snapshot of a people pushing forward during a difficult time in their country's history. The Ukrainian folk outfit return to KEXP's Live Room for a moving set of kinetic songs on Wo' Pop with Darek Mazzone. Recorded 4/23/2017 - 4 songs: Vesna, Carpathian Rap, Monakh, Baby

The Kyiv folk quartet DakhaBrakha created their latest album Шлях (English: The Road) as a tribute to their Motherland, and in this vital session, it&apos;s easy to hear the multitude of voices both figurative and literal that make up a stirring snapshot of a people pushing forward during a difficult time in their country&apos;s history. The Ukrainian folk outfit return to KEXP&apos;s Live Room for a moving set of kinetic songs on Wo&apos; Pop with Darek Mazzone. Recorded 4/23/2017 - 4 songs: Vesna, Carpathian Rap, Monakh, Baby

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The Kyiv folk quartet DakhaBrakha created their latest album Шлях (English: The Road) as a tribute to their Motherland, and in this vital session, it's easy to hear the multitude of voices both figurative and literal that make up a stirring snapshot of a

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On the show this time, it’s the Northwest dream-pop of Sea Lemon.

Sea Lemon is the Seattle-based solo project of musician Natalie Lew. The songs inhabit the deep, lush, reverb-drenched spaces of shoegaze, but carry the bright hooks of true pop music into those depths.  Her debut album Diving for a Prize was released in May of 2025.

Recorded July 14, 2025
Stay
Sunken Cost
Cynical
Crystals

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On the show this time, it&rsquo;s the Northwest dream-pop of Sea Lemon.
Sea Lemon is the Seattle-based solo project of musician Natalie Lew. The songs inhabit the deep, lush, reverb-drenched spaces of shoegaze, but carry the bright hooks of true pop music into those depths. &nbsp;Her debut album Diving for a Prize was released in May of 2025.
Recorded July 14, 2025
<ol>
<li>Stay</li>
<li>Sunken Cost</li>
<li>Cynical</li>
<li>Crystals</li>
</ol>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnJfUiidtcc">Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube.</a>

Sea Lemon [Performance & Interview Only]

Sea Lemon

On the show this time, it’s the epic long-form rock of Texas band THIS WILL DESTROY YOU.The obnoxiously named Texas quartet, THIS WILL DESTROY YOU, started recording music in 2005 to have something to sell at shows.  Their first record which they were burning to CD-R themselves, was called Young Mountain. They released 4 more records, recorded with the brilliant producer John Congleton. 

Musical and personal differences led to members leaving, and eventually to the current situation, where there are two versions of the band, each with one of the original guitarists.  This performance at KEXP features original member Jeremy Galindo, and songs from Young Mountain, S/T, and Another Language.  There’s one song from Jeremy and original bass player Raymond Brown’s new project - You, Infinite, available on Pelagic Records.

Recorded July 16, 2025.
THIS WILL DESTROY YOU
A Three-Legged Workhorse 
The World Is Our ____ 
Dustism 

Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube.

On the show this time, it&rsquo;s the epic long-form rock of Texas band THIS WILL DESTROY YOU.The obnoxiously named Texas quartet, THIS WILL DESTROY YOU, started recording music in 2005 to have something to sell at shows.&nbsp; Their first record which they were burning to CD-R themselves, was called Young Mountain. They released 4 more records, recorded with the brilliant producer John Congleton.&nbsp;
Musical and personal differences led to members leaving, and eventually to the current situation, where there are two versions of the band, each with one of the original guitarists.&nbsp; This performance at KEXP features original member Jeremy Galindo, and songs from Young Mountain, S/T,&nbsp;and Another Language.&nbsp; There&rsquo;s one song from Jeremy and original bass player Raymond Brown&rsquo;s new project - You, Infinite, available on Pelagic Records.
Recorded July 16, 2025.
<ol>
<li>THIS WILL DESTROY YOU</li>
<li>A Three-Legged Workhorse&nbsp;</li>
<li>The World Is Our ____&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dustism&nbsp;</li>
</ol>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J2_8fQVShI">Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube.</a>

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