Based out of Athens Georgia, Athens 441 brings you an mix of eclectic sounds

Johnny Lynch AKA Pictish Trail gives us a preview of his forthcoming album "Life Slime," plus we feature new sounds from Courtney Barnett, Sloks, and a special Wayback Track from The Flies

Paul Humphries of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark takes over the DJ slot to play us some of his favorite tracks as we celebrate 40th anniversary of their "Crush" LP. Plus we spin new indie sounds from No Peeling, wavepool and Aurora Roja

Hunter Pinkston of The Pink Stones leaves JoE Silva a voicemail about the new record "Thank the Lord... it's The Pink Stones" Plus new sounds from Dom Mariani, Juana Molina, and Giant Day

Author Audrey Golden chats with JoE Silva about her latest book "Shouting Out Loud: Lives of The Raincoats." Plus new indie sounds from Creative Writing and Permanent Opposite, and we get a voicemail from guitar maestro Marc Ribot

JoE Silva gets a voicemail from Asher White about his album "8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living." Plus new sounds from Brian Eno, The Saints and Drink The Sea.

East Nashville siren Emma Swift rings in to tell us about the title track to her new long player "The Resurrection Game." Plus JoE Silva spins new sounds from Los Straitjackets, Paul Well and Ron Gallo.

Jonathan Segel of the mighty Camper Van Beethoven joins us on this week's show as we welcome the band back to Georgia for a special 40th anniversary gig at the 40 Watt

Remembering the great BBC DJ John Peel on what would have been his 86th birthday with journalist Stephen Dalton and Paul Hanley of The Fall

Casey Walker of Case Oats rings in to talk about her new track "Bitter Root Lake." Plus we feature new tracks from Scottish sister duo The Cords, a wayback track from Ian Matthews and the latest psych adventure from Major Stars.

JoE Silva gets some voicemail from Denver's Post-punk sextet Pink Lady Monster. Plus we here new tracks from In The Pines, Astrachan, and Camp Blu

Angie Willcutt of Artificial Go steps into the Athens 441 green room to talk about their new LP. Plus, we check out new tracks from Massage, The Nude Party, and synth virtuoso Lisa Bella Donna

Jason Henn of Honey Radar rings in to tell JoE Silva about their latest EP "Reclining Psych-Out." Plus we say goodbye to Ozzy, and spin some new tracks from The Vapors and Ryan Cassata.

This week JoE Silva puts the Athens 441 label spotlight on XTRO Records out of Ft. Myers, Florida. Plus we spin new tracks from Brainwasher, BRNDA, and his highness The Orb

Jon Langford and Tom Greenhalgh from Mekons pull their van over long to tell us about their latest long player "Horror." Plus we spin new indie sounds from thanks mom, Technopolice and Chalk Talk.

Drummer extraordinaire Lia Braswell rings in to leave us voicemail about her debut album "Rising." Plus JoE Silva spins new tracks by Makin' Out, Fell, and The Red, Pinks and Purples

Robyn Hitchcock returns to chat with JoE Silva about the 45th anniversary reissue of The Soft Boys classic "Underwater Moonlight." Plus we spin new psych pop from Rujen, deep grooves from TOPS, as well as a postpunk banger from Lifeguard.

Bill Million of The Feelies fills us in on their new top shelf collection of covers, "Rewind." Plus new sounds from Comet Gain, Automatic and The New Eves

Sean O'Hagan of The High Llamas joins us to celebrate the life and work of Brian Wilson. Plus we spin tracks from Yo La Tengo, Fleet Foxes and a bundle of other bands influenced by the man himself.

The gents of Celebrity Death Slot Machine ring in to talk about their latest LP "Convertible Hears." Plus we spins new guitar pop from Finn Wolfhard, the latest from Paul Weller, and a Summer of Love wayback track from Sly & The Family Stone

On this week's episode JoE Silva spins new indie pop from Autumn Sweater, a brand new single from Nashville's Emma Swift, and we check in with Stockholm's Miynt on her new record.

David Lowery leaves JoE Silva some voicemail about his new triple album " Fathers, Sons and Brothers." Plus we spin new indie pop from Ryli and Perennial, as well as another track from the new Stereolab record.

On this episode JoE Silva turns the label spotlight on Georgia's Primordial Void collective. Label curator Marcel Sletten walks us through their 50th release. Plus we get voicemail from Irish singer/songwriter Brigid Mae Power, plus some hardcore synthwave from ODDitee

Terry Chambers of EXTC remembers writing and recording classic tracks with XTC. Plus we feature new sounds from Florry, Cleveland's Artificial Go, and synth-tastic playlist entry from Organically Programmed

Special guest DJ Jen Matson of Seattle's KHUH chimes in to spin some of her current local faves. Plus we check out new tracks from St. Louis' Gummi and a wayback track from Holland's Summer of Love courtesy of Q65.

Yukimi Nagano of Little Dragon joins JoE Silva to talk about her new solo album "For You." Plus new indie pop sounds from Say Sue Me, the latest from the Budos Band and the new Cure remix by Four Tet.

Power Pop legend Richard Barone joins us to talk about the new live LP from The Bongos - "The Shroud of Touring: Live in 1985". Plus we spin new music from Frankie SunSwept, Holy Wave, and the Academy of Staring Daggers.

JoE Silva chats with Arthur Alexander of the NYC Power Pop band Sorrows and the record that sat on the shelf for over forty years. Plus new sounds from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Tunde Adebimpe, and The Number Ones.

Will Greenham of Blind Yeo rings in to tell us about the band's latest single "Half Light." Plus we spin new indie sounds from Spain's Nuevos Mundos, 21st century synthwave from Magic Sword, and the first new single from Stereolab since 2008.

Barry Andrews of the UK outfit Shriekback joins JoE Silva to talk about his 18th LP "Monument. Plus we feature new postpunk sounds from Wet Leg, the Afrobeat flavored pop of SACRED PAWS and revisit the 1978 debut of The Saints.

Cartoonist Briana Loewinsohn rings in to the program to tell us about her most recent book "Raised By Ghosts." Plus we spin new indie sounds from Kinski, shoegaze-y vibes from Bad Bloom and an epic instrumental from Georgia's Thayer Sarrano

Caroline Rose drops by the studios of WUGA to play a few tracks from her new "year of the slug" album. Plus we spin new music from TV Sundaze, Eggy, and Ty Segall

Nashville singer-songwriter Tristen gives us the lowdown on her latest 7" "Zenith." Plus new electro wondrous sounds from Lael Neal, a tribute to Brian James of The Damned, and post-punk downtown grooves from Japan's So-Do

We put the spotlight of Cincinnati's Feel It Records who brought us Artificial Go, Disintegration, Private Lives and Class. Plus we spin new ones from The Chills, Edith Frost and Duck Sauce

Brenna MacMillan does a live session from the stage of Eddie's Attic. Plus new music from British Birds, The Rishis, and Caroline Rose.

Basia Bulat rings in to tell us about her new long player "Basia's Palace." Plus we check out new synthpop from Twïnn, garage rock from Motorbike and the indie sound of The Tubs.

We celebrate the 47th anniversary of The B-52's first gig in Athens, GA with the help of Ryan Lewis from the UGA Special Collections Library. Plus we have new indie sounds from Polyglots, Cameron Winter and a special live archival performance from Robyn Hitchcock

Pittsburgh singer-songwriter Zack Keim calls in to tell us about his new album "Battery Lane." Plus new tracks from Matt Berry, Olivia's World and Clutter.

We take a look at our fave French indie label, Howlin' Banana Records featuring label founder Tom Picton. Plus new music from Snapped Ankles, Edwyn Collins and local outfit The RIshis

Guitar legend Michael Rother rings in to talk about his new collaboration Andy Bell of Ride. Plus new music from The Bird Calls, Class, and the Starcleaner Reunion.

Interview with John Robinson of Ultra Lights, plus new music Exploding Flowers, Ex-Void and Sharon Van Etten

New Year...new music from the likes of Sharp Pins, Frog Eyes, Australia's Delivery, and his eminence the Aphex Twin

Our special look back at what we done spun in 2024, featuring indie sounds from variety, Gustaf, and Holiday Ghosts. Plus singer/songwriter stylings from Skylar Gudasz, Mackenzie Leighton, and the Alan Sparhawk

Guitarist and producer Jason NeSmith talks about the newly released soundtrack to The Elephant 6 Recording Co. documentary and the late Will Cullen Hart

Sloan Simpson of Sloan Brothers rings in to tell JoE Silva about his latest single. Plus new music from Variety, Echolalia and Argentina's first lady of modern music...Juana Molina

Steve Wynn of The Dream Syndicate returns to the show to talk to JoE Silva about his memoir and his new solo album "Make It Right." Plus new indie sounds from Yesness, Wussy and a classic from The Orb.

New French power pop from Lùlù, as well as ace synthpop from Naked Roommmate. Plus Alan Sparhawk phones in from the road to tell us about his new solo LP "White Roses, My God"

New Post-Punk vibes from Gap Year, synthpop from TR/ST, and a wayback track from Phil Lynott. Plus Vancouver indie trio leaves us a voicemail message about their new LP "Mingling With The Thorns"

JoE Silva spins new music from The Tubs, Father John Misty and Humdrum. Plus we get voicemail message from singer/songwriter Jill Andrews about her new single.

JoE Silva turns over the reins of this week's playlist to singer/songwriter Marty Wilson-Piper formerly of The Church. Plus new shoegaze sounds from Cosmopaark, synthpop from Georgia's very own Flamingo Shadow and some Japanese psych-surf from TEKE TEKE

JoE Silva welcomes singer/songwriter and Punk Rock legend Bob Mould back to Georgia plus new music from BEEF, Sam Prekop, and HOO. Plus we get voicemail from Noelle Shuck of Shehehe

Will Gregory of Goldfrapp chats with JoE Silva about the Will Gregory Moog Ensemble debut album "Heat Ray: The Archimedes Project ." Plus new music from WUT, Pop Filter and Australian post-punk phenoms Delivery