Ink 19 :: New Music Now

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

Our musical guests today are Fancey, the solo project of New Pornographers guitarist Todd Fancey, and Micae Pirritano, who will play "(I Am) Starfire" and "Out on the Streets Again" from their latest album, Star Dreams. Listen in for Fancey and new music from Andrew Bird's Inside Problems and Diane Coffee's With People, plus tracks off the newest Stars album, Capelton Hill.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

Our latest episode features tracks from Mass of the Fermenting Dregs’ album Awakening Sleeping, songs from Big Time by Angel Olson, and Sleepyhead’s tracks “Can You Leave the Light On” and “Good Goodbye” from their first new album in 8 years, New Alchemy.

Stream the show for new music recommendations from Chris O’Rourke, Rachael McNally, and Derek van Beever, aka Sleepyhead, and Ink 19.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

In this episode, we catch up with Barb and Allan Vest of Oklahoma City’s doubleVee to talk about Columbia House Records, U2, and some dynamite new music. Listen to the show for rioty punk from Australian outfit Bloods' newest album, Together, Baby, gorgeous compositions from the Prey Soundtrack composed by Sarah Schachner, and sweet pop from doubleVee’s third release and second full-length album, Treat Her Strangely.

Stream the show for new music we hope you love and a fast flashback to that time your parents bought a bunch of records they didn't know about. Thanks, mom!

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

In this episode, Ink 19’s Judy Craddock sits down with Grand Junction musician Eliza Gregoire, who records as crêpe girl, and podcast regular and fellow KAFM programmer Julius C. Lacking, to talk about Fear of the Dawn from Jack White, an album of covers called Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono, and Snail Mail’s latest album, Valentine, as well as two of crêpe girl’s most recent tracks.

Stream the show for new music we hope you love and at least one brand-new vocabulary word to use in your next novel about existential dread.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

In this episode, Gregory Schaefer hosts a live review of new music from Aldous Harding, Suki Waterhouse, Destroyer, and Earth From The Moon.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

We have an earthy, folky, and sometimes fuzzy show for you today on New Music Now. Ink 19's Jeremy Glazier talks with the real-life partners behind Single Girl Married Girl, Chelsey Coy and Gary Knight, about the tracks and the artists that they are loving right now.

Listen in for new music from soulful country artist Riddy Arman's self-titled debut, some new tracks from Son of the Hills by Ben Greenberg, beautiful tunes from Norwegian folk duo Kings of Convenience, returning from a 12-year hiatus with an album of anti-love songs called Peace or Love, and a sweet set from our guests Chelsey Coy and Gary Knight off of their new album Three Generations of Leaving, with their band Single Girl Married Girl.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

Today's episode is a love song for crankin’ new reggae sounds inspired by old traditions, with gleaming conversation among three friends about four new albums bringing joy right now.

Songwriter and bassist James Searl of Mike duSt and Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad joins DJ Kayla Kush from WORT fm Madison and Ink 19’s Julius C.Lacking as they run down new tracks from The Allergies’ latest album Promises, Antidote from Mungo’s Hi-Fi, Man Like Devin’s Wheel and Shoulder - Acoustic Reggae, Rocksteady and Ska, Vol. 1. and James Searl’s own Mike duSt recording, This Is Life in the Arms of the Octopus.

Stream the show for a veritable happy hour of music to make you feel good. Even right now.

Ink 19 magazine’s Living Room is the comfiest live events podcast around.

On today’s show, Pat Greene humbly asks the question, “what have you done on the job that could have gotten you fired, arrested, or dumped?” Hear three original stories from the rabble-rousers who answered on Ink 19’s NSFW.

Ink 19 magazine’s Reading Room is a celebration of books and the people who write good ones.

Today's episode features author Anna-Marie O’Brien talking about her book Adventures of a Metalhead Librarian: A Rock N’ Roll Memoir with Ink 19’s Rose Petralia.

Stream the show for a mildly intellectual discussion of sex, drugs, rock n’ roll, and Tipper Gore as Anna Marie leaves childhood behind for the Los Angeles metal scene and a budding career with Metal Blade Records. Don’t mind the buttholes, people!

The Dining Room is an Ink 19 magazine podcast about food and drink that will leave you with serious cravings.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

Today's episode features Iowa City musician Brian Johannesen, Rachel Waters of Hawkeye Wrestling Club RTC, and Ink 19's own Jeremy Glazier having the most positive music conversation on the internet right now—never mind that half of their favorite songs involve misery.

Stream the show for a selection of beautiful songs about hard-livin’, coalminin’,  stealin’, and dyin’ in a variety of ways, plus three super nice people’s happy afternoon dialogue about songs in the time of coronavirus and baby name predictions for the year 2044.

Screaming Room is an Ink 19 magazine podcast featuring our take on the horror films that keep you up at night.

Our latest episode is a candid conversation about Saint Maud, a new A24 film from writer/director Rose Glass, with Ink 19’s Phil Bailey and Josh Martin.

Stream the show for reasons to watch Saint Maud all the way to the end, along with some ultra-creepy, late-night double-feature recommendations that pass the Bechdel test.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.

Ink 19 magazine’s New Music Now spotlights the artists and songs we can't get out of our heads.