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Mary Halvorson Amsterdam Concert

is one of the defining guitar voices of Japan’s underground psychedelic scene: a player capable of drifting from featherlight melodies into towering walls of molten fuzz without losing emotional precision. Emerging from Tokyo’s experimental underground in the 1980s through bands like YBO² and later the legendary White Heaven, he became internationally revered through his work with Ghost, where his guitar transformed ceremonial psych-folk into vast cosmic weather systems. Kurihara’s collaborations read like a secret map of global psychedelia: dreamy records with Damon & Naomi, the soaring and deeply human Rainbow alongside Boris, and the sublime solo album Sunset Notes, which captures his guitar style in its purest form. Whether submerged in drone, folk, no-wave, or free-form psychedelia, Kurihara always sounds less like a guitarist showing technique and more like someone bending atmosphere itself into song.

a journey through the sound of pino daniele, where naples hums in blue notes and mediterranean heat bends electric strings

Wonkoworld is a sonic playground where genres blur and moods melt. Presented by MadWonko, this radio show drifts through a surreal landscape of eclectic, ambient, lounge, and jazz sounds — the kind of music that feels like a dream you're not sure you had. Expect strange textures, smoky grooves, and deep vibes, all stitched together with MadWonko's quirky sensibility and crate-digging instincts.\nFrom back-alley bossanovas to interstellar synth drones, Wonkoworld is a passport to the odd corners of cool. Tune in, zone out, and let the weird wash over you.

Late-night ambient, dub, and low-light rhythms.

MadWonko is a sonic shapeshifter on a mission to scramble your brainwaves and reboot your soul. Spinning the strange, the surreal, and the sonically sublime, MadWonko blends eclectic grooves, offbeat rhythms, and musical oddities into a genre-bending journey through sound. If it’s weird, wobbly, or wildly wonderful, it’s in the set. Expect the unexpected—and maybe a kazoo solo.

Curates slow-burn sets for late-night listeners and insomniac commuters.

When not nares deep in a rotting carcass Vulture can be found scavenging the audio wastes in search of delicious sonic carrion to share with the listeners of RadioPeng.