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DJ deedub

DJ Deedub hosts Slumgullion! With An Exclamation Mark on Mondays at noon Pacific, and Music For Space Elevators every other Sunday at 7pm Pacific. When not spinning records or writing blog posts, he's probably sleeping.

No More Death Stars (L to R): Amber Lombardy, James Drake, Mark Hardee, Kevin Cardinale. They are wearing vertically striped blue and white shirts similar to a classic Beach Boys photo.

"Down with the Empire": No More Death Stars is ready for a California Funeral

No More Death Stars talk Beach Boys, punk, and their new record. "I just want to make rad records that people have a real response to, and I need just enough money to do that, that's all I need."

"We've become like intertwined vines": Mt. Fog’s Carolyn B. on late-blooming saints and growing together as a band

"We've become like intertwined vines": Mt. Fog’s Carolyn B. on late-blooming saints and growing together as a band

As you would expect from a Hildegard of Bingen superfan, Mt. Fog lead singer and keyboardist Carolyn B. starts our conversation off with a quote from her: Do not lay on more strain than the body can endure, and moderate straining and abstinence bring nothing useful to the soul. Given

Cinder Well - A Blooming Body

Cinder Well - A Blooming Body

Dark, haunted folk is A Thing right now, helped in part by every sync that baroque and brooding TV series drop in the dark moments. So, of course, Cinder Well (aka Amelia Baker) composed the theme to Small Prophets, a gripping and brooding…(checks notes) comedy from the BBC? The

Voicemail is back!

Voicemail is back!

Once upon a time you could call our voicemail line and tell us your weirdest hopes, dreams, and premonitions. And once again, you can. Call +1 (253) 642-6710 any time, day or night, and let us know what is rattling around in your little brain.

View from the KHUH booth: Audio cables of differing colors, a pair of over the ear headphones, and a handheld mic all resting on a radio mixing board.

Volunteer at Hollow Earth Radio

KHUH is a 100% volunteer-run community radio station, and we always use your help. And you don't have to even be on the air. Volunteer orientations are coming up soon; sign up now!

Julez And The Rollerz – "I Don't Know You" (Lolipop)

Julez And The Rollerz – "I Don't Know You" (Lolipop)

Julez And The Rollerz is a four-piece from LA made up of migrants to the Southland from back east. The strange thing is, they sound like what you’d think a grunge-tinged glam-influenced from LA would. Grungy gritty guitar? Check. Pop harmonies? For days. Hooks? Of course.

Melbourne, Australia band Big League -- four people sitting on a couch, dressed like an indie band

Big League - "Why Don’t Birds Suddenly Appear?”

Melbourne’s Big League play a sunny style of Australian jangle pop that is infectious in its hookiness, daring you to not try to pogo like you're young, free, and in a sweaty, hot Australian pub. In the midst of the urgent rhythm and high jangle the lyrics