Mature Content

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Ode to weekend one of Coachella.

all the music

music all the time

Pixie and the music

music for beady eyed people

Pixie plays all the music

Alln the tunes

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Lot's of music plus an interview with Lori Eschler and Dale Flattum of LXD.

All the music

Music for your ears.

songs of resistance

music for a rainy night

Looking back on Pixie's favorite music from 2025

Christmas music all the way through

all the music

New music, old music, christmas music and more.

mature content

RIP Jimmy Cliff

Mature content radio - lots of new music

radio radio

Pixie and Blag

From the Idles to Minnie Riperton and back again with a spell of great cover versions mixed in.

Pixie plays everything from Geese, Headstones, The Pixies, Kneecap, Brian Ferry, Moondog and everything in between,

Pixie plays deep cuts and fresh cuts and crinkle cuts.

Pixie goes down the rabbit hole of music producers, Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois and Todd Rundgren, plus a ton of new music to balance out the weight of the 70s, 80s and 90s.

Pixie and Blag mix it up

Pixie and Blag, or maybe sin Blag

Pixe summertime music

Pixie and Blag

Pixie's Red White and Bruised show

Pixie

Pixie + Music

Pixie plays all the music

Pixie plays music from the high desert.

Join Pixie and special guest Maggie for a lively and eclectic episode of "Mature Content." They kick off the show by exploring the humorous yet profound lyrics of The Divine Comedy's "Time Stretch," celebrating the artist's ability to blend serious orchestral music with witty, self-deprecating words. The conversation then takes a turn to "in memoriam" segments, paying tribute to Black Sabbath with a classic track and discussing a famously absurd Black Sabbath tribute show featuring choreography and pig's blood.Later, they delve into the comedic genius of Tom Lehrer, playing "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "We Will All Go Together," reflecting on the chilling relevance of his Cold War-era satire. Pixie and Maggie share personal anecdotes about aging, memory, and the peculiar romantic lives of their parents in memory care, leading to laugh-out-loud moments about "hall passes" and lederhosen-wearing gentlemen. The show rounds out with music from Alex Cameron, Get Down Services, and Self Esteem, and a preview of Jamie Wyatt's old-school country sound.SetlistThe Divine Comedy - "Time Stretch" (partial, spoken over at the beginning)Black Sabbath - "War Pigs"Tom Lehrer - "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park"Tom Lehrer - "We Will All Go Together"Alex Cameron - "Real Bad Lookin'" (from the album Jump the Shark)Black (Colin Vearncombe) - "Nothing to Say" (from the album Introducing Ralph Champagne)Get Down Services - "Eat Kish, Sleep Repeat"Self Esteem - "I Do This All The Time" (from the album Prioritise Pleasure)