KXLU

My suggestion for a new county seal.

Attention aspiring impresarios: this is how you choose a nickname and design a label. Long live Bullwackie!

Anyone know anything about these folks?

Extra records equals extra weights.

Just a reminder that NEXT week, July 24th, will be a special super duper 3 hour edition of the Bomb Shelter, starting at 6 pm, and my record bag will be really overflowing. For tonight, it's just the typical 13 LPs and a dozen 45s that I fling together for an hour-long show.

Remember Scooter's? If you do, and you'd like to support the United Negro College Fund, please check out Southbaypunk.Bigcartel.com

This weekend, take the Pleasure Seekers figuratively, not literally.

Please be sure to wear a mask when venturing into public.

In the immortal words of Jim Dunfrund, "Summer is not a season, but a state of mind." Which is why you're looking at a picture of Gillis, taken in February, placed upside down.

Many thanks to Reverend Dan for creating this graphic to celebrate my return to the airwaves! As a reminder, during these quarantimes, you can listen to Music for Nimrods LIVE on Wednesdays, from 3 to 6 pm, as the Good Reverend broadcasts from his rectory right here on KXLU.

After a ten week virus hiatus, the Bomb Shelter will return on Friday, May 29, broadcasting live from Timewarp Records on Venice Boulevard. Just one day ahead of two notable milestones: my daughter's 8th birthday, and my 32nd anniversary as a KXLU deejay!

KXLU continues to auto-program, so there is no Bomb Shelter tonight. Happy Easter!

Rare is the song that didn't just sound great in the hands of the man who wrote it, but in the hands of various people who covered it. Whether it was Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Roy Ayers, Ken Boothe, Horace Andy, or Bill Withers himself, I have never tired of playing "Ain't No Sunshine." Rest in peace, Mr. Withers.

Due to the pandemic crisis, KXLU will continue to broadcast on auto-programming only through this weekend and to the next. There will be no Bomb Shelter tonight, or on April 10th.

I pray that there will once again come a day where paltry, blown out surf is my biggest concern of the morning. But today is not that day. KXLU is broadcasting on auto-programming through March, so there will be no Bomb Shelter tonight.