Aquarium Drunkard — Native American tones and folk meditations. A thirty seven minute guiding light through April. American Dreamer – A Medley J.J. Light – Hello, Hello, Hello Chris Darrow – Take Good Care of Yourself Groupe Folklorique Montagnais – Tshekuan Mak... more info

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Aquarium Drunkard — The Aquarium Drunkard Session: Previewing five songs from her just released lp, Short Movie, Laura Marling cut the following session for us last December in Los Angeles. The set airs Friday on the SIRIUS show — first taste for AD readers, below. La... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Michael Angelo’s self-titled 1977 LP is an earnest fusion of post-Beatles psychedelia and “out there” lyrical incantations, but reflecting on its 2015 re-release by Anthology Recordings, the Kansas City songwriter would like to clear up one pop... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Enter Strange Light, a sister mix to last year’s Blue August Moon. If the latter played like a transient spirit hovering over a hazy, humid dusk, then think of this as a snowy, white dawn giving way to spring. Thick with its own mystery and magic �... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Pack your bags, hop in that green Volks’ van and take a Bobby McGee-esque trip with one of America’s most underappreciated musicians and a godfather of Country Funk – Kentucky native, Jim Ford. Jim Ford – A Companion Piece Workin’ My Way To... more info

Perez Hilton — It's very rare that you can call something "terrifying" and "awesome" in the same breath! The Seattle Aquarium recently had a moment there go viral when a Giant Octopus tried to escape its tank and was THIS CLOSE to succeeding! And the whole thing wa... more info

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Aquarium Drunkard — From Del Shannon to Arthur Russell: March, A Medley. Aquarium Drunkard Presents: March – A Medley Del Shannon – Restless Taj Mahal – Corinna Melba Montgomery – He’s Gone Link Wray – All Cried Out Malvina Reynolds – D.D.T. Gabor Szabo �... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Much has been made surrounding the origins of the ‘freak-folk’ movement, for which Vetiver – the songwriting vessel of Bay-Area native Andy Cabic – has often been accredited. And while certainly an important snapshot in time, to look upon Cab... more info