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New Three-Day Music Festival Rolls Out Lineup and Daily Schedules...

Listen to Rock & Roots Mon-Fri at 10:50, 12:50 & 2:50 for DEEP TRACKS from the new Pharrell Williams album "G I R L"... PLUS a chance to win your own copy!

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FORECASTLE ANNOUNCES 2014 LINEUP

Listen to Rock & Roots Mon-Fri at 10:50, 12:50 & 2:50 for DEEP TRACKS from the new Beck album "Morning Phase"... PLUS a chance to win your own copy!

Beck was recording his latest album when he encountered an unexpected hazard in the studio.

"I got bit by a black widow in the middle of this recording session," he says laughing. "I was in the hospital, and my arm was all swollen up."

That was only one of the indignities Beck suffered on the way to Morning Phase.

You already know about March Madness...

This Spring WUKY presents the first Rock & Roots Super Sonic Showdown - 91.3 Music Madness.

Check out the Sonic Showdown BRACKET matchups in the image here... VIEW IT - PRINT IT - AND PLAY ALONG!!!

Listen to Rock & Roots Mon-Fri at 10:50, 12:50 & 2:50 for DEEP TRACKS from the new Temples album "Sun Structures"... PLUS a chance to win your own copy!

It makes cosmic sense that Sun Structures, the debut album from , arrives at the height of the current nostalgia wave associated with the 50th anniversary of Beatlemania and the British Invasion.

Third annual three-day music festival returns to Cincinnati, Ohio July 11, 12, and 13 and will feature the likes of Fall Out Boy, Paramore, The Flaming Lips, Young The Giant, Fitz and the Tantrums and many more.

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW...

LINK TO... bonnaroo.com

"MORNING PHASE" - Listen HERE

The thumbnail summary already circulating for 's 12th full-length album goes like this: It's a sequel to Sea Change, the brooding 2002 record frequently mentioned as his masterpiece.

Listen to Rock & Roots Mon-Fri at 10:50, 12:50 & 2:50 for DEEP TRACKS from the new Broken Bells album "After the Disco"... PLUS a chance to win your own copy! 

After the Disco, ' second album, grew out of late-night conversations about what happens once you've grown up, or what happens after the party. The title phrase developed from band member James Mercer () riffing on melodies until he hit something that sounded like "after the disco."