Khruangbin - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

Songs:
Maria También
August 10
Lady and Man
Evan Finds The Third Room

Host: Cheryl Waters
Audio Engineers: Tim Iseler & Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Alaia D'Alessandro, Scott Holpainen & Justin Wilmore
Editor: Justin Wilmore

[beanz]

The bass swayer, the guitar slayer, and the beat layer

[wompa]

I don't understand how the KEXP studio can sound so good every time. Insane props to their sound engineers

[Mykneesare]

I am 150 years old and this is the greatest song I've heard since I was a hippie in the 70s

[AlienSensei]

Always get hooked on musicians who look dead inside all while delivering godlike banger.

[Frankyhdhdh]

The way she dances when playing bass really does something for me

[MrMJA]

Khruangbin: a man on guitar. A woman on bass. And Father Time.

[bartjuhh]

I love this performance, but can we also give Cheryl Waters some love? She's a terrific host!

[jasurmusaev]

hello from Uzbekistan, we love you Khruangbin

[erikaperezrubio]

My 13 year old son introduced me to Khruangbin. Proud Mama!

[AwesomeShotStudios]

From what I hear, metronomes are calibrated to this drummer's rhythm.

[Tokiofritz]

Possibly the most effortlessly cool band on the planet Earth.

[JFANDHISPEOPLE]

January 2024, still this is one of my most favorite recordings of em.. mad respect to KEXP, still always giving us beautiful tunes

[hrozxvn]

It's like I died and surfed my way to heaven.

[churnstyle]

I've literally been searching for this sound my whole life.

[thefatalposition]

Please take this interviewer to every single TV show out there! This is how you interview musicians! She is good!

[liamgabrielullrich]

"Your guitar are the vocals to this band" - really well said, Cheryl

[Ali-xcxg]

I drive an Uber in DC and I play two of your albums on repeat I've lost count of the people that asked me" Who is this band?"

[smarmar]

Legend has it that the drummer's star ship lost its course in the nether reaches of outer space. The drummer's mental metronome within his head kept beat with the stars at the center of galaxies until he found that he could communicate with them. Over the span of 6 millennia he taught them the essence of rhythm and synced their pulsing to his will. He left tiny pieces of his mind scattered throughout the universe which eventually became the pulsars we know of today.

[thecomfortisnow]

Today I discovered this band. The universe smiles upon me.

[g.matthews]

The world is still a beautiful place after all.