LISTENERS KNOW, DO YOU YET?

THE RETURN TO FM RADIO IN PHOENIX, AZ
5th LARGEST POPULATED CITY IN AMERICA

SINCE AUGUST 22, 2011

PHOENIX NEW TIMES "BEST OF" RADIO AWARDS:
2008(KUPD), 2007(KUPD), 1994(KDKB), 1988(KUPD), 1986(KEYX)
FOUNDER/CREATOR KUKQ--BEST RADIO STATION
1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989




Every Mon-Wed on 106.7 FM on your radio dial in Phoenix. 10 PM
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And continues on the THREE GREAT Internet Stations!

L RETURNS TO THE VALLEY OF THE SUN

"The Lopsided World of L" Radio Show Returns to the Valley, Via Local Internet Radio Station Sofakingradio.com
By Niki D'Andrea, Fri., May 6 2011 at 10:00 AM




In April of last year, longtime Valley radio show host Jonathan L left the Phoenix
airwaves and moved to Berlin, Germany. L was a popular DJ here, and hosted shows
or did programming at radio stations all around Arizona for 30 years, including a
long stint at alternative station KUKQ and rock station 98 KUPD, where his show
"The Lopsided World of L" aired twice a week.

Jonathan L treated listeners to everything from local goth rock band Reliquary to local indie rock artist Adam Panic to acoustic on-air sets by Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde) and phone calls from Ronnie Spector. It was a bummer when he left, but the good news is, "The Lopsided World of L" is back in the Valley, streaming on Scottsdale-based Internet radio station sofakingradio.com.

The site is run by a guy named Dan G, and includes programming like an "influences show" hosted by Sleapin Weither that Dan G says "shows how music really hasn't changed over the last 30 years." At the same time, there's also a "worldwide debuts" show for bands (signed and unsigned) to showcase their newest tunes, and a "Top 25" that consists of "the best of the best that's new that's you're going to be hearing around soon," according to Dan G. There's also a show focused on local music with Valley bands as guests (Wednesday nights).

Dan G.'s been in Phoenix since 1981 and remembers when Jonathan L used to emcee shows at local venues that closed 25 years ago. "He was such a huge part of introducing me to the bands I listen to," says Dan G., who's had the sofakingradio.com site since 2004. "When I started focusing on the station full-time last year, I e-mailed him and asked if he'd be interested in having his show on my station, and he e-mailed back and said yes. It was that easy. I was almost jumping for joy when I got the e-mail."

"The Lopside World of L" is pretty much syndicated now via the Internet. Before sofakingradio started streaming the show, it was already on Germany-based kingfm.net and L.A.-based indie1031.com. Now you can hear it on soakingradio.com, Thursdays through Sundays at 10 p.m. MST.

Attention all German musicians!

Hallo,

Looking for your musik to play on my
radio show "Lopsided World Of L

I do a 2 hour radio show right here from Berlin.
On two brand stations on the internet every week.
One from Los Angeles and the other from Berlin.

The show "Lopsided World Of L" is now in it's 6th year
(first 5 from Phoenix, AZ)

I am looking for fresh new musik or musik that has
never been heard from past.
Can be in German or English.

All styles are welcome:
Techno, Industrial, Electronic, Hip-Hop, Rock,
Pop, Metal, progressive, und strange, etc.

I have many new friends on Facebook, and as you know,
getting radio play anywhere is scarce.

I welcome you to send me an .MP3 along with a
small amount of information about you or your band.

Send to this e-mail address bitte: dropkickmyass@yahoo.com

Just some of the artists that have been played recently on show:

Van Wolfen (Blues) (unsigned)
Martin Kesici (Rock)
Redondo Beat (Garage Pop)
Fernthal (Pop-etherial) (unsigned)
ZPYZ (Electronic Pop)
Backyard Loops (Hip-Hop) (unsigned)
Bruce Hammond Earlam (Strange)
DJ Hulpa (Dance)
Kniffler's Mum (Hip-Hop indie) (unsigned)
Geminus (Metal) (unsigned)
Orange Sektor (Electronic)
Heimataerde (Industrial)
Vargo (New Age) (unsigned)
Blindtext (Indie Rock)
Funker Vogt (Industrial)
Rotorsand (Industrial)
Eisbrecher (Industrial)
Foot-Ball (Pop)
Die Toten Hosen (Metal)
Gwem and Counter Reset (Electronic)
Wumpscut (Industrial)
Gamma Ray (Metal)
Joachim Witt (Electronic Pop)
Oomph (Metal)
Die Toten Hosen (Rock)
The Life Between (Indie pop)
New Found Land (Indie pop)
Kingdom Come (Metal)
U.D.O (Metal)
Rammstein (Of course and always)
Hands Up (Pop)
Scatomat (Rock)
The Oscars (Folk)
KMFDM (Industrial)
Friedel Hensch (Nostalgia)



Musik is welcome from other countries of course.

Danke,
Jonathan L

What is a PODCAST?

Let's make a distinction between a new show that
runs on regular radio or the net-as opposed to "podcast".
Most, not all, but most regular radio special shows are
pre-recorded. A podcast is a prior show that is available
to listen to anytime you want. So what is the difference
between my show and one you would hear on
terrestrial radio?

None.

If it is pre-recorded. Most radio today is voice tracked.
Not all, but you would be surprised how much is.
So please understand what a podcast is.