Dance Dance Revolution playlist - Sunday, June 14

Here's my playlist from today. I hope you guys have enjoyed my show. Chuck will be back for his show next weekend.

1. !!! - A New Name


2. Cut Copy - Hearts on Fire


3. Fujiya and Miyagi - Pterodactyls


4. Chromeo - Bonafide Love (Tough Guys)


5. Black Ghosts - I Want Nothing


6. Does it Offend You, Yeah - Battle Royale


7. LCD Soundsystem - Get Innocuous!


8. The Faint - Get Seduced


9. Junior Boys - The Equalizer


10. The New Young Pony Club - Ice Cream (Comets Remix)


11. The Rapture - The Devil


12. The Services - House of Mirrors


13. Muscles - Ice Cream


14. Ghostland Observatory - Club Soda


15. Goldfrapp - Ooh la La  (Tieschwarz Remix)


16. Hot Chip - And I Was a Boy from School


17. Vampire Weekend - Kids Don't Stand a Chance (Chromeo Remix)


18. Midnight Juggernauts - Shadows


19. The Teenagers - Starlett Johanson (Rory Phillips Remix)


20. The Ting Tings - We Walk


21. Black Kids - Love Me Already


22. Ratatat - Mirando


23. Walter Meego - Wanna Be a Star


24. Beck - Shake Shake Tambourine (Adrock Remix)


25. Daft Punk - Revolution 909


26. Data Rock - Fa-Fa-Fa


27. Starfucker - Dance Face 2000


28. Phoenix - 1901

New Raleigh: 'WKNC’s Dance Dance Revolution Is the Best Show on Radio'

Our friends at newraleigh.com gave the Dance Dance Revolution some love this week:

This Sunday I endured a long drive back from Atlanta at the end of the holiday weekend, and, serendipitously, I’d left my iPod in a friend’s car back in Cobb County, Georgia. So with no CD player, I cruised from station to station for six hours, suffering endless plays of “Heartless” and “Womanizer” in between classic rock and oldies. (Don’t judge; it’s all you can do through South Carolina to avoid Christian “rock” and pop country.) Then, on the last leg of the trip, scanning the stations outside Chapel Hill, my ears were suddenly greeted with a bit of bliss. “Finally!” I said to myself, then, “Of course!” as I looked at the dial. “This is 88.1 and I am listening to Dance Dance Revolution.”

Check out at the full article at New Raleigh

WKNC Program Spotlight: The Dance Dance Revolution

The fine folks at Goodnight Raleigh sat down with WKNC's DJ Kyle. Besides his duties as a program host, Kyle is the station's fearless leader (aka general manager) and regularly contributes to our 88.1 WKNC Pick of the Week feature in the Technician.

The best way to visualize the Dance Dance Revolution (Sundays at 8:00 P.M.) is to use an analogy Kyle mentioned when describing his show: If indie rock were fire and electro were ice, DDR would be the lukewarm water between the two...

Read more at Goodnight Raleigh.