
Fanatic! So great to be back out on the road and in front of an audience every night. There are some new records coming out over the next few months and now that they’re on Bandcamp, I can talk about them.
New Party Dozen album The Real Work.
Modal Melodies is Violetta Del Conte-Race of Primo! and Jake Robertson of Alien Nosejob. This is a very cool record.
A new Vintage Crop album.
I’ve heard all these and can’t wait to start getting them in front of you. I got the Matt Pike solo album Pike Vs. The Automaton and think it’s cool. It would have been a far better listening experience if side 2 of my copy didn’t have all kinds of chemical residue from the plant all over it.
We’re playing a Sweet Knives track from their new album Spritzerita tonight.
Cool band, Partner Look has an album called By The Book you might like.
If you want to see any of my shows coming up, here’s a link for the dates.
Stay Fanatic!!! Vol. 3 came out looking good. I signed up a bunch of them on the bus last week and we have them at the show every night.
A great mix tape of tunes we have tonight as we move into spring. We have some great music lined up over the next several weeks, we hope you get a chance to check it out. I hope you’re getting a chance to get to a show. The idea of bands being able to tour again is very exciting. Looking forward to tonight’s show here in Northampton MA.
Have a great weekend and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
Cornelius is KCRW's Resident DJ for September 2026.
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