Accidents On Purpose

A tribute to those who died in 2023

Sunny Winter Day Songs and Mini Tribute to Shane MacGowan

A very fun interview with the talented Seattle Walk Report. We talk about little-known Seattle history, the mysteries of trash on the street, utility pole date nails, Vern Fonk, and more.

Music from the Pacific Northwest and Beyond plus Old Songs from Prolific Bands Off of Their New Live Albums That Are Worth the Money. #accidentsonpurpose #ShotwellCoho #PaleyBrothers #Ramones #AdulktLife #HuggyBear #TheFall #TheeOhSees #NeilYoung #TheMaxines #BeatHappening #Yuvees #rokyerickson

Daniel and Spencer from Youth Riot Records phone into the studio to talk about starting a label in Tacoma, their band ScornDog, as well as the Mommy Log Legs LP, recording Sleepover Club's drums, and much much more.

Today’s guest is Kay of Den Tapes and Sonic Boom Records. She is releasing a split 7” from Dusty and Medium Weekend.

No guest this week. Just some hits from the Seattle, the Pacific Northwest, and Beyond.

We call Clark to talk about the compilation he put together for FOLX called Warm 4 Winter Benefit Compilation which features Shannon and the Clams, Oh Sees, Casual Hex, Emergency Contact, Glass Boys, Gen Pop, Clarko

Last radio show of the year, no holiday music nor focus on 2020. Just songs from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and Beyond...

Songs from Seattle, The Pacific Northwest, and Beyond. Plus some Halloween favorites.

Tonight's show is a tribute to Vern Rumsey. An amazing musician, a talented fanzine editor, recording engineer, and dedicated documenter of his local scene through affordable cassette and record releases. A true punk whose impact could not be measured and will not be forgotten. #pnmv #longhindlegs #punkinmyvitamins #unwound

Summer songs for Seattleites that are upset about America.

Nicole Zeller comes on the show to talk about the working at the Seattle Public Library just as the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

Essential Late Night Radio #6

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Songs to get you through the night

Tunes to take the edge off.

Some songs to help you through lockdown.

Some songs to get you through the night.

Tape manipulator NonStick and performance artist Petit Mort stopped by the studio to talk how to make a tape loop, Mentos commercials, and live Youtube mixes.

Seattle's hottest drummer tells us what it's like to play a small synth, drum in Singapore, and deal with someone who wants to talk to you in a public bathroom.

In the opening segment Adam reminisces about a bizarre event in the history of Seattle radio. In the later part, Joshua of Antiquated Future talks about his zine, making friends at the post office, and what it's like to go viral on Reddit. In the end he makes our listeners an offer they can't refuse.

The women of Matriarch stopped by the studio to talk their debut single, how a coincidental meeting on the street changed the direction of the band, and when a show in Redding brought a tear to their eye. Co-host Kay complains about people mixing her jobs up.

Vox Sinistra a.k.a. Brittnie Fuller tells us about DJing at a DIY Lower Power FM station, booking all ages shows, and doing yoga with goats. Co-host Daniel deals with his late night addiction to sci-fi television.

The boys from Feed (former Ubi Roi, Rose Windows), came on the show to talk rock n' roll, frat houses, harmonicas, and being on set of a P.T. Anderson flick.

Comics creator Sarah Romano Diehl came by the studio to talk about her book Crust. We also talk about Italian American-identity, being prepared for summer, and the career of Al Pacino. Sam gives us the highs and lows of tabling at Emerald City Comic Con. www.sarahromanodiehl.com

In honor of Record Store Day, we start off our fourth season with the owner of Seattle's coolest record shop. Jason Grimes tells us about the weirdest records to come through his store, the ones he is still waiting for, and ones he regrets selling. Danny recalls being a Fleetwood Mac poser in his youth, and Adam laments bonus features on DVDs.

In honor of Posse releasing their final record, they came to the studio to talk breaking up, making robots, and how Yo La Tango will keep a friendship alive.

The Carols came by the studio to talk unapolegic cookie consumption, irrational fears of squirrels, and how practicing for karaoke and eating pho can turn a bedroom tape project into Seattle's hottest bands.

For the past ten years, Gordon and Brad have been documenting and celebrating Seattle's pinball scene through their zine Skill Shot. On the eve of the 50th issue they came to the studios to talk zines, pinball, and Brad's fear of darts. Adam tells us about his new hobby.

Vomitface tell us about journalist who enjoy their music but don't like writing about them, how growing up in Tennessee can make you a young Dadaist, and that they are really good at almost kissing.

Miscomings talks dirty band names, all you can drink VIP lounges, and where to get a veggie bagel with bacon.

Dreamdecay regales us with rock and roll hotel stories, tells us how to trick people into joining your band, and how to make tomato soup on tour with no real ingredients.

Kayla and Graham host Seattle's (2nd) best podcast, the Skill Shot Pincast. They stopped by the studio to talk about what is going on in Seattle pinball, the kind of injuries you can get playing the game, and what to do if your machine can't find it's balls.

Seattle's hottest cartoonist, Tom Van Deusen, stopped by the studio to talk about publishing comics, vegan milkshakes, senior discounts on edibles, and going to Planned Parenthood.

Emily is a kick ass drummer and an amazing yogi. She came by the studio to talk about shredding with her band Stickers, teaching noise yoga, and more. Special co-host Kay recounts working on Record Store Day and kicking out nacho eaters.

The folks from Den Tapes and Porn Bloopers talk dancing at shows, what do to if your missed connection lives in a shack, and the best excuse for being late. Also, co-host Adam tells of the strangest vacation a single man can take.

Mita Mahato & Robyn Jordan stopped by the studio to talk about Short Run (only the best small press expo) as well as their own comics. Joseph dreams of Mexico and Danny freaks out about Cleveland's baseball fans.

Guerilla Toss makes energetic music that is as hard to define as it is enthralling to watch. Joseph and Danny packed up the studio and headed to the Black Lodge to interview the band. They talk about touring Europe, perfectionism in the studio, and their apathy towards internet lists.

The driving force behind Disruptor fanzine Lucas Reif came by the studio with Erica and Ian from Good Person Recordings. We talk fanzines, preparing for a European tour, and how being an official loser can get you $7,000.

Nail Polish, Seattle's hottest punk/garage/no-wave band, stopped by the studio to talk throwing dice, UFOs, and the Seattle to New York vacuum. Music by Nail Polish, Footwork, and Teenage Burritos.

After a year absence, Haunted Horses, Seattle’s hottest industrial-post-punk band, is back for a short string of shows. Hear about their lineup changes, their worst shows on tour, and how one member was suspected of terrorism and caused an international incident.

Versing stopped by the studio to spill the beans on how these four transplants ended up forming the hottest noisy pop band in in Seattle, how they are being followed by a practice room curse, and details on how every leg of their first tour went through Seattle.

The Intruder Comic Anthology is coming to a close and Max Clofelter and Mac Palm come on the show to self publishing, comics, and Chem Trails.

Casual Hex is known for their thick goth bass lines, and horror movie vocals, but when they came to the studio all they wanted to talk about was energy drinks, Dolly Parton, and jam sessions that ended in bloody instruments.

For the past several years the folks at Seattle’s Passive Aggressive have been documenting the heaviest and loudest bands in the city. When reading their work you see the thoughts and opinions of journalists and critics with a keen hear for bands that fall into one of the many subcategories of punk and metal, but when sitting in a room with them you they are just excited fans that like to gush over the bands they admire.

In between recording sessions for their new debut album, the four lovable lads from Newaxeyes dropped by the studio to talk about scoring the Alien movie, seeing a song of theirs used in a pornography film, and that one time they drunkenly collaborated with a (distant) member of the Wu-Tang Clan.

Gina Siciliano is a painter and drummer, but we don't talk about either of those things. Instead, we spend the podcast talking about her massive three part comic detailing the life of Artemisia Gentilesch, a 17th Century painter who's celebrate as much for her painting as her refusal to conform to gender standards of the time.

Lisa Prank climbs onto the stage, plugs in her guitar, fires up the old drum machine, and belts out the most charming pop punk we’ve ever heard. She stopped by the studio to talk about moving from Denver to Seattle, our mutual frustration with video tutorials, and the strange relationship between the Beach Boys, John Stamos, and the Olsen sisters.

Local man behind the boards and knob turning mastermind Dylan Wall comes through the KAOP studios for chat. The guys talk about his pedigree of amazing records he's produced and his time coming up at the Old Redmond Firehouse. Plus, he turns the tables on Danny and Joseph.

Of all the places in this town to get a cup of coffee, Analog just might be the best. Stop by any given day and you’ll see some of Seattle’s best artists and musicians on either side of the counter. We interviewed Danny and Tim about how they ending up opening the coolest café around.