In the sixth episode of Maki's Record Shop, Keith explains his case for there never being a bad year for music, gives an update on Violet Grohl and new music from Young The Giant as well as expresses concern for an all-time favorite Daniel Johns. All set to a Minneapolis style soundtrack...dig it!

This is the debut broadcast and it comes in hot. No hosts stepping on the beat, no commentary, no breaks. Just a full throttle, all music takeover built on raw EDM, industrial edge, and trance that doesn’t blink. For the entire show, the sound does the talking. Steel and synth grind together, basslines pulse like a living thing, and every drop feels intentional, electric, and fully charged with consensual heat. It is immersive, physical, and unapologetically loud. Lock in, turn it up, and let the signal consume the night.

Tonight's Music: ​Voltage: 4m 6sec ​Grip: 4min 19sec ​Body Heat Critical Level: 5min 31sec ​Total Wreckage: 4min 4sec ​Silk and Sweat: 4min 19sec ​Terminal Velocity: 4min 52sec ​The Ache: 3min 52sec ​Friction Burn: 3min 41sec ​Liquid State: 5min 58sec ​Sink Hole: 3min 54sec

Powers Point After Dark slides in on Friday the 13th and crosses the midnight line straight into Valentine’s Day, living in that delicious space between danger and desire. This episode plays with the tension between love and lust, romance and red flags, asking the questions most people only whisper about. It’s bold, funny, uncensored, and just uncomfortable enough to make you look at your own situations a little differently. From seductive vibes to chaotic confessions, the night blurs the line between passion and obsession. Listeners don’t just tune in, they take sides, expose themselves, and defend their questionable decisions in real time. It’s not a lecture. It’s not a fairy tale. It’s a late-night reality check wrapped in dark energy and Valentine heat.