Ep261: ft. Chris Kilmore

Chris Kilmore

10-Feb-18 20:00

A music show like no other – Richard will be looking into his crystal ball of tunes, introducing you to some lesser known gems from the past, present and future. This week, Incubus turntabalist and keyboardist Chris Kilmore drops by for a quick chat about their latest album before the band's return to KL shores.

1:11 - Froya - Sunny Side Down

5:46 - OK Go - This Too Shall Pass

8:50 - Hard-Fi - Suburban Knights

14:08 - Beastie Boys - Body Movin'

19:31 - Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23

26:27 - Wanda Jackson - Funnel Of Love

28:57 - Soko - We Might Be Dead Tomorrow

32:45 - PJ Harvey - This Wicked Tongue

38:21 - Daughter - The End

43:41 - CHRIS KILMORE INTERVIEW

47:29 - Incubus - Nimble Bastard

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

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Tags: muddy confluence, incubus, froya, ok go, beastie boys, soko, chris kilmore

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