This week we celebrate our collective Capricorn chaos - DJ Tea, Mr. Announcer Man, and Mickey Fingers, - all born in the heart of winter, all creatively caffeinated since birth. Our unbirthday bash blends Wonderland whimsy, theatrical flair, and just enough glitter to keep things weird.

A sideways stardust tribute to David Bowie — full of alternate versions, dreamy covers, and 4 originals from the man himself. This Alternate Wednesday episode asks you to fill in the blank: Everything Has Been ______ Since Bowie Died. A strange, heartfelt, interdimensional mix featuring Culture Club, Amanda Palmer, Aurora, Duran Duran, Beck, The Church, The Muffs, Bauhaus, and more.

The playlist is a tapestry of Lynchian brilliance: • Music from his films (Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Dune, Twin Peaks) • Songs inspired by his work (My Cousin Dallas’ “Wrapped in Plastic,” Surfer Blood’s “Twin Peaks”) • And haunting performances by artists like David Bowie, Julee Cruise, Lou Reed, Chris Isaak, and more.

Forget the ball drop — this year we launched a disco-drenched asteroid into a cosmic conga line and never looked back. 🪐✨ The latest Eclectic Wonderland is a retro-futuristic glitter bomb of novelty nuggets, outsider anthems, robot anthems, and total kazoo mayhem. From singing fish heads to intergalactic hairdos, it’s a full-blown New Year’s Eve audity.

This week’s Eclectic Wonderland is all about comfort and reunion. We’re talking root-deep indie faves, friend-sent treasures, and bands that span high school memories to soul-family collabs. From three tracks by The Mommyheads (I’m obsessed), to new released gems from Gala Violet (“Babbling Buffoon”) and This Twisted Wreckage, this mix hugs you with warm chords, then dances you gently through the wreckage.

If holiday music makes you think of the same old songs on repeat—think again. This week’s Eclectic Wonderland is here to rescue you from the sonic tinsel trap with Fruitcake Rebellion: All Indie Holiday Delights. It’s a Better Than K-Tel week, featuring two brand-new tracks from Gala Violet’s Dysfunctional Holiday Sampler—plus weird festive gems, lounge oddities, rockin’ sleigh rides,🎙 Hosted by DJ Tea & Mr. Announcer Man 🎄 Special guest: Mickey Fingers (rum balls, sass, a

This week’s Eclectic Wonderland is a holiday grab-bag of mischief, glitter, and musical therapy — including elf anthems, surf-sleighs, barking carols, and space-age nativity confusion. From indie heartbreakers to lounge lizards and sugar-fueled cover songs, we’ve stuffed the show tighter than your aunt’s stocking.

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Reindeer Games launches our 4-part Eclectic Wonderland holiday series with vintage cheer, dreamy alt-pop, and just enough sleigh-bell chaos to keep things weird. It's An Alternate Wednesday As Well As Our First Holiday Show Of The Season!

Eclectic Wonderland returns with our annual Turkey Drop — the indie-pop fever dream inspired by WKRP’s legendary “Turkeys Away.” Tune in for post-punk poultry, quirky holiday cuts, and a brand-new spin on gratitude season. Featuring this year’s Gala Violet holiday drops and the 2025 Dysfunctional Holiday Sampler, it’s the perfect soundtrack for leftover sandwiches, emotional support pie, and your family’s seasonal weirdness.

This week’s episode of Eclectic Wonderland is titled In Pieces, a tribute to grief, healing, memory, and music. Featuring the new Gala Violet single released in loving memory of DJ Tea’s brother Mikey, this show holds space for those walking through the fire. With five sets that blend dream-pop, alt-rock, electronica, and broken beauty, this mix is a reminder that even when things fall apart… love remains.

“It’s a cover set — but not a costume.” This week on Eclectic Wonderland, we walk barefoot through broken mirrors and lift the floorboards to let the buried scream sing. A velvet-soaked ritual of post-Halloween shadow work and sonic spellcraft — featuring reimagined classics from Marilyn Manson, Lorde, MEG MYERS, Nine Inch Nails, AURORA, Rasputina, and more. You are not broken. You are re‑covered. And you are still singing.

It’s the final week of Rocktoberrr, and we’re closing it out with a graveyard full of sonic strangeness. Eclectic Wonderland gets a full dose of demented delight in this Audities-themed episode. Expect cursed soup, tangled strings, and a Halloween PSA for the ages. We promise… no beige.

Trick or Treat? Why not both. This week’s Eclectic Wonderland is a full-on Better-Than-K-Tel Indie Spell, with glitter fangs, jangly guitars, and a haunted record bin full of surprises. 💥 Featuring new music from Gala Violet and Ashes and Diamonds, plus unreleased tracks from This Twisted Wreckage and Christine Plays Viola… this is Rocktoberrr, Week 4, and it might be our favorite one yet.

🦇 “Today’s episode is called ‘Un-Dead Air’, a graveyard-glam mix of gothy favorites, cult film themes, and iconic darkwave delights. Think of it as your favorite Halloween mix CD… if it came from beyond the grave.”

Hit Play & Tune In | More Shows on Mixcloud [Click Here] Once Upon A Dark Fairytale 🕯️ Once Upon a Time… Welcome back to the velvet-curtained edges of Eclectic Wonderland. This week’s spell: “Once Upon a Dark Fairytale.” A haunted carousel of lullabies, twisted circuses, melancholic waltzes, and starlit freakshows. Inspired by the same gothic glamor that birthed Masquerade of Shadows, this episode dives into shadowy folk tales, vintage theatrics, and the kind of oddball pag

This week’s episode is a tangled web of alternate realities and musical masquerades. Expect eerie echoes of songs you almost recognize, until the mask slips. Now close your eyes… light the candle… and say the secret phrase: “Rocktoberrr, Reveal Thy Mischief!” 

From shimmering dream-pop to fiery indie anthems, this playlist carries the playful spark of collaboration and the cozy magic of autumn nights. It’s more than just songs; it’s a vibe, a flow, a groove to carry you through.

We live in a world of frequency. Every color you see, every sound you hear, even the warmth on your skin—all of it is vibration. Some waves are visible, like rainbows and neon lights. Some are audible, like music or the hum of a guitar string. Others move unseen: radio, microwaves, energy fields we only feel as a shiver, a tingle, or a sudden shift of mood.

The show itself carries that same spirit: absurd, playful, cosmic. Renaldo & The Loaf, The Residents, Bruce Haack, Bran Flakes, Negativland, Barnes & Barnes, Beachfront Vinny — all the oddities you’d expect, but threaded with Gala Violet originals and inside jokes too.