Both the S&M and the Playground portions combined forced like the proper indie juggernaut we are to create a show full of very pretty songs. Not "beautiful", "fey", or "precious", but "pretty!" So yes, Bjork and Belle & Sebastian were played. See the playlists for details.

We interviewed them in Philly when they opened for Doves on their recent US tour. Find out all you ever wanted to know about the greatest American indie band you've never heard of. The radio broadcast is still TBA, but you can read the exclusive interview in the mean time here!

The piece de resistance of indie rock, this night spotlights the most underrated of all percussion instruments, the human hand. From Pulp to Belle and Sebastian to Bluetones and everywhere in between... See the playlists for details.

S&M was instrumental in briging to of the best unsigned indie rock bands to Penn State's The Big Onion. Thinking Machines spaced rocked our asses back to the land of deep-fried food, and Capitol Air were right there to soothe and distress. check out www.capitolair.com for more info...

Here's where the ladies get their say in the big, male world of indie rock. And no, affeminate men do NOT count. See the playlists for details.

It's the day after Valentine's Day, and hopefully everyone got a little play. Even if you didn't, you can make believe like you had with Scott, kicking it bachelor-style with the best sex-related songs. Some were full of lust, others instead dealt with things going awry (premature ejacuation, masterbation, and one night stands to name a few), but all shared the common theme of S - E - X. See the playlists for details.

This show saw the S&M crew rounding up yet another year with the best songs released within it. Highlights and memories of past escapades were replayed in amidt the sweet, sweet indie rock. See the playlists for details.

We started in Iceland and worked our way East around the globe, finally ending up in Japan, all the while showcasing the best in International indie rock. M also aired her exclusive interview with Reynard from the Latvian band BrainStorm, and a prize pack of cds, including signed BrainStorm cds, was won by a lucky listener.