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A look at the top of the new KEXP.org homepage on Friday. (KEXP screen grab) KEXP has long been the place “where the music matters,” and thankfully for the independent Seattle radio station and the ...

It was a bright spring day in Seattle’s lower Queen Anne neighborhood when nonprofit alt-rock radio station KEXP (90.3 FM) opened the doors of its new 25,000-square-foot digs designed by local firm ...

Alternative community radio station KEXP has moved to a new broadcast complex at the Seattle Center Campus in the heart of the city’s arts core. This continues a print and online series that takes a ...

Mayor Mike McGinn announced a settlement last week in the fight over Seattle Center’s Fun Forest site: Dale Chihuly gets a massive, permanent exhibition space next to EMP, and listener-supported radio ...

Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” already seemed like a natural fit for Seattle’s new NHL team’s goal song. And with Tuesday’s announcement that radio station KEXP will handle all in-arena music for ...

Just as stars illuminated skies for journeys to new lands, a background of string lights has become a familiar touchstone for fans of Seattle-based radio station KEXP, where they discover new music ...

It’s not exactly unusual to hear a Sub Pop song on KEXP. It’s even more Seattle than seeing a dog riding the bus. But starting March 12 you’ll be hearing a lot more tunes from the city’s most famous ...

Venerable Seattle non-profit radio station KEXP 90.3/KEXP.org is hosting three days of live performances and remote radio broadcasts from Manhattan's Ace Hotel from Oct. 19-21. Teaming with Toyota's F ...

“We are replacing the audio playout platform and asset management system in nine studios, including three remote,” said Director of Engineering Jamie Alls. “This function was handled by Dalet Galaxy ...

Before dawn on a rainy Friday, John Richards totes a stack of CDs and a paper cup of coffee into the booth at KEXP. On the wall, yellow-headed pins stuck in a world map mark the origin of song ...

In a pitch-black exhibit space in the back of alternative nonprofit radio station KEXP’s new Seattle Center digs, Áslaug Rún Magnúsdóttir glides backward into a nearly invisible net, arms splayed as ...