This show is a repeat, which reviews SXSW 2022 from the perspective of ABOT, with interviews and music from Kristeen Young, My Education, and Borderless Band- three diamonds in the rough from this year’s show.  For more tracks by these same artists, see Ep93!


This show features brand new vinyl that was delivered to our doorstep, including Voka Gentle, Aksak Maboul, Aquaserge, Nihiloxica, Bonobo, Mount Kimbie and Roy of the Ravers.  Voka Gentle is a SXSW artist, so look for more info on them in the Pre and Postview shows.


A Box of Toys

A Box of Toys #94 SxSW

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This show reviews SXSW 2022 from the perspective of A Box of Toys, with interviews and music from Kristeen Young, My Education, and Borderless Band– three diamonds in the rough from this year’s show. For more tracks by these same artists, see Ep93!


A Box of Toys

A Box of Toys #93 SxSW

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This segment is dedicated to many bands we saw at SXSW, some of whom we interviewed for NEXT WEEK’S show: Golden Dawn Arkestra, The Dream Syndicate, Omar S, Ehsan Matoori, Cymande, Voka Gentle, Bondbreaker, Evikshen, Kristeen Young, Keifer, & My Education.


A Box of Toys

A Box of Toys #93 SxSW

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This segment is dedicated entirely to bands showing up at SXSW that have that “A Box of Toys Twist”: Mojo Nixon, Golden Dawn Arkestra, Moor Mother, The Dream Syndicate, Omar S, Ehsan Matoori, Cymande, Voka Gentle, Shonen Knife, Hot Garbage, Bondbreaker, and Perfume Genius.


A Box of Toys

A Box of Toys #91 Furious Piglets

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A follow-up show from EP90, this includes artists and projects that included contributions of members of Furious Pig, including a nice thick slab of tracks from KPFA’s own Stephen Kent.  Contributions from Trance Mission, Hermine, Dial, Tim Hodgkinson, and Lights In A Fat City.


A Box Of Toys takes pause to interview one of the most unusual products to emerge from the British underground and explore its surprising connection to local, regional and world music, and the influences which led to their unique output: KPFA’s own Stephen Kent of Furious Pig.


A journey through South Africa primarily through the Gallo Records imprint, whose A&R through 1950 was run by Griffiths Motseiloa.  We also explore the mystery of “Rae Gae”, published in 1939, a full 30 years before Reggae became a genre, Mirabi music,  Amapiano, and much more