Eric Schuman

Reflecting on his childhood in Liverpool, Paul McCartney’s The Boys of Dungeon Lane is a nostalgic collection that includes Ringo Starr’s first appearance on a McCartney album in nearly 30 years. Reflecting on his childhood (and adult life) in Philly, Kurt Vile’s Philadelphia’s been good to me features no appearances by Ringo Starr; Vile pours abundant energy and humor into the homespun set.

Fresh off a tour with Hayley Williams, the band performs new songs in our studio… Water from Your Eyes | photo by Paige Walter for WXPN Joining us in the studio for this Indie Rock Hit Parade live session is a group who may be quite familiar to you for a few different reasons. As Water from Your Eyes, vocalist Rachel Brown and guitarist/producer Nate Amos have been making music that is pretty impossible to categorize.

The latest from Jessie Ware, They Might Be Giants, Adrian Younge, and more… I’m on vacation this week but even that won’t stop new albums from being released! Jessie Ware’s Superbloom completes a trilogy of albums themed around celebrating pleasure and desire. On their 24th studio album, They Might Be Giants remain playful and resilient; they’re rebounding from an assortment of health setbacks to both founding Johns.