Every Thursday at 11am and 11pm, Y-Not Radio counts down the Top 11 indie rock songs of the week. Vote this week and you'll be entered to win a pair of tickets for Mitski's sold out show on Sunday, October 19th at Union Transfer!
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Y-Not favorites Electric Six return to Philadelphia at MilkBoy on Thursday, October 4th, the eve of the release of their 14th album, Bride of The Devil. ENTER HERE for a chance to win a pair of tickets or buy them at MilkBoyPhilly.com.

If you missed the recent Y-Not Sessions with Speedy Ortiz, The Beths, The Regrettes, or Petal, you can hear them all On Demand, plus check out our latest Radio Takeovers with The Vaccines, We Are Scientists, Tune-Yards, and Kate Nash! You can also catch up with Y-Not specialty shows like Britspotting, Noise Complaint, Y-Not Philly, Transmission, Aussie Unlocked, Women Crush Wednesday,and Future Friday here.

On the first Friday of each month Rodney Anonymous takes us on a 2 hour trip into his world of industrial, goth, and dark wave music! If you missed Rodney's September all Goth special, listen to it and other recent episodes On Demand.

In the last week of September, Y-Not Radio still needs to raise $500 to pay for this month's streaming and music royalty fees. You can help keep Y-Not alive by making a donation today. We'll say thanks by sending you a new album from Interpol, Death Cab For Cutie, Mitski, Gorillaz, Johnny Marr, Tancred, Courtney Barnett, or others to choose from. Thanks for your support!

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Art of Doubt

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Tune in this Friday night at 9pm or Sunday at 7pm for the next installment of Y-Not's pop culture talk show, Words With Nerds. Joey, Liz, and Josh will chat about recent and upcoming movies and TV, plus recap the recent Keystone Comic Con, including an interview with voice actor Maurice LaMarche. Catch up on previous episodes of the show here.

Dan Fein has returned to Y-Not Radio! If you missed his September show, tune in On Demand for his latest music discoveries, as well as some rockin' rhymes and a few old school Scooby Snacks too.