91.3fm WYEP: RPM

Our final episode of RPM features new music from Good Old War, Ruth Moody and Ariel Pink's Haunted Grafitti. Thanks to everyone for downloading and supporting us over the years!

This week, Pittsburgh's Meeting of Important People are back with a new EP, Sergio Mendes shows us that he still has some tricks up his sleeves. Plus we'll hear a track from the once-doomed "Dark Night of the Soul" collaboration.

This week, Sam Amidon covers a well-known one-hit wonder, Tift Merritt returns with a new album, and The Divine Comedy return once again.

This week, The Delta Spirit return with a follow-up to their successful debut, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers return with their first album together in eight years, and Devo return with their first studio album in 20 years! This also marks our 100th episode of RPM, thanks for downloading!

This week, something new from Gogol Bordello, plus debut albums from Audra Mae and Male Bonding.

This week we'll hear a track from Justin Vernon of Bon Iver from the new John Prine tribute album, "Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows", plus a cut from the latest from The National. We'll also introduce you to the L.A. group Sleigh Bells.

This week, the much-discussed new release from Band of Horses, plus new music from across the pond from Laura Marling and Tindersticks.

This week, Three bands with different perspectives of "folk-rock" from 3 different places. England's Mumford & sons, Pittsburgh's Small Cities and Local Natives from Los Angeles.

This week, What do you call a graduate from a canine medical school? New Dr. Dog! Plus new tracks from Anders Osbourne and Owen Pallett (formerly, Final Fantasy).

This week, new music from Pittsburgh's own Colonizing the Cosmos. Plus two songs from new albums produced by people in other bands; Caddliac Sky's latest produced by Dan Auerbach from The Black Keys, and Holly Miranda, who's latest is produced by TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek.

This week, we'll hear a track from a singer/songwriter who calls himself The Tallest Man on Earth, plus new music from the Canadian group Stars, and from Iceland, the new solo effort from Sigur Ros frontman, Jónsi.

This week, the podcast is mostly rootsy with just a little weird thrown in for good measure. We'll hear new music from Black Prairie and Murder By Death, as well as a track from MGMT's psychedelic new release.

This week music from Boston based singer-songwriter Chris O'Brien, the Alejandro Escovedo-produced album from Austin's Amy Cook, and new music from Berkley's The Morning Benders.

This week, new music from the group Wye Oak plus the latest Preservation Hall Jazz Band album featuring many special guests, and an introduction to Lawrence Arabia.

This week we keep it mellow on RPM, with a new album from Peter Gabriel, a new EP from Rachel McCartney and Inara George's latest project, The Living Sisters.

This week music from the new Gorillaz and Birdsong at Morning, plus Cindy comes around on Yeasayer.

This week, something new from Jamie Cullum, local music from Nik & The Central Plains and the return of Massive Attack.

This week, a "folk opera" from Anais Mitchell, Galactic shows us the new New Orleans, and Charlotte Gainsbourg sparks debate.

This week, new music from Smile Smile, Magnetic Fields and Johnny Cash.

This week, new music from The Very Best, Clem Snide and Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono Band.

This week Rosemary Welsch picks her 3 favorite songs from 2009

This week Mike Sauter picks his 3 favorite songs from 2009

This week Cindy Howes picks her 3 favorite songs from 2009

This week: a look ahead into the new Frightened Rabbit album, as well as new tracks from Daniel Johnston and the Arctic Monkeys.

This week, a new track from the forthcoming Laura Viers album, as well as new stuff from The Shout Out Louds, and the debut from San Francisco's Girls.

Our annual look at seasonal music has Pittsburgh's own Boca Chica making snow angels on the roof, Sting celebrating the season (literally), as well as something from the much discussed Bob Dylan Christmas album.

This week, we'll hear tracks from the new albums from Putnam Smith and the Dave Rawlings Machine, as well as something new-ish from Dirty Projectors.

This week new stuff from Sea Wolf, Sharon Shannon and Kurt Vile.

This week, we talk about new albums from The xx, Tom Waits in concert, and Florence and the Machine.

This week we bring you new music from Hallelujah the Hills, The Swell Season and Kings of Convenience.

This week, new music from Lohio, Eels and the Hidden Cameras.

This week something for everyone with new picks from Tegan & Sara, Imelda May and Air.

This week, new music from Lhasa, The Flaming Lips, and the Cleveland band Afternoon Naps.

This week, Its membership campaign, and Brian and Mike bring you new music for kids from They Might Be Giants, and music for grown-ups from Richard Hawley.

This week, new music from Fruit Bats, David Bazan, and Mew.

This week, new music from Amy Speace, Land of Talk, and Wilco.

This week, new music from Piers Faccini, Pittsburgh's own Boca Chica and former Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle.

This week, a new release from an MG's-less Booker T, something "old" from Felt, and the latest from Patrick Wolf.

This week, we'll hear from Yim Yames, Bowerbirds and English band The Rumble Strips.

This week features new music from Iggy Pop, The Gossip and French band Phoenix.

This week Mike and Brian share highlights from their time at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, TN.

This week, a track from Pittsburgh's Big Hurry, along with the newest from Rancid and Grizzly Bear.

This week new music is featured from White Rabbits, John Doe & The Sadies and from Jarvis Cocker.

This week, new music from Willie Nile, the Boston-based group Passion Pit, and the most recent album from The Walkmen are featured.

This week, a solo release from the Old 97's Rhett Miller and the New York based group, The Pains of Being Pure of Heart.

This week, a track from Gomez's new release, plus a song from The Raconteurs and The New York Dolls.

This week features new music from Bess Rogers, Buckwheat Zydeco, and PJ Harvey.

This week, the long-awaited return of Clem Snide, plus the latest from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Marrianne Faithfull gets by with a little help from her friends.

This week, we hear new music from 3 artists with 3 names: Black Joe Lewis, Jenny Owen Youngs, and Bonnie Prince Billy.

This week, new music from Jesse Dee & Eleni Mandell. Plus, Franz Ferdinand vs. The Killers!