The Misfits are back talking about how hot it has been in Michigan, the upcoming GTA VI release and their undying love for Monica (Powers digital a.i assistant)

Where Desire Sleeps is a cinematic progressive trance journey from Static Temptations, telling the story of two souls drawn together by fate. Across nine interconnected tracks, attraction grows into longing, distance, hope, and ultimately reunion. Driven by soaring melodies, lush synthesizers, emotional vocals, and immersive soundscapes, the album is designed to be experienced from beginning to end, unfolding like one unforgettable night that ends with the promise of a new dawn.

In episode 26 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses psychophysiology...no really. The return of Masters Of Reality, Hazel English and losing an important privilege. Set to a dramatic Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

Quiet Storm is an unforgettable first statement from Charli LeBeau, proving that the loudest emotions are often whispered instead of shouted. It is a debut built for rainy nights, long drives, and anyone learning to find light inside the shadows.

Static Temptations unleashes a towering wall of industrial defiance with their milestone 17th studio album, Pulse Without Mercy. Serving as both a sonic assault and a fierce manifesto, the record explores the high-friction boundary between raw humanity and the cold, systemic machines built to contain it. Heavy electronic foundations, crushing riffs, and sweeping atmospheric synths collide to create a listening experience that is as emotionally devastating as it is sonically massive. ​From the opening mechanical thrum of the title track to the grand finality of "Last Broadcast," Pulse Without Mercy showcases a veteran project operating at the absolute peak of its creative power. Balancing aggressive, chaotic anthems of rebellion with deeply poignant, haunting vulnerabilities, this record is a relentless and urgent addition to the catalog. Seventeen albums in, the frequency remains impossible to erase

In episode 27 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses new Canadian supergroup M.O.T.H.E.R. Jack White, and Dinosaur Jr. As well as a record shop memory from childhood. Set to guitar heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

In episode 25 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses negative energy, PJ Harvey, a reissue from Zwan as well as Brandon Flowers going country and Queens Of The Stone Age bringing the catacombs to KEXP. All set to a patriotic soundtrack. Dig it!

A progressive EDM duet album that unfolds like a single story told across nine chapters. Two voices begin as strangers moving through separate routines in the quiet hours before sunrise. Through chance meetings, shared moments, growing trust, distance, doubt, and ultimately reconciliation, their journey becomes the heartbeat of the record. Each song carries pieces of the last, with melodies, lyrics, and themes returning in new forms as the story evolves. Musically, the album steps into fresh territory for Static Temptations. Gone are the familiar futuristic clichés and oversized festival drops. In their place is a more cinematic, emotional, and human sound built around evolving arrangements and patient storytelling. Expect warm piano passages, deep melodic basslines, atmospheric synth textures, organic percussion, shimmering arpeggios, subtle guitar layers, and soaring male and female harmonies that grow closer with every track until they become inseparable in the finale.