The Euro Den Returns: DJ Steve Snookas Live from Luxembourg

November 3, 2025·3 hr 51 min·5 clips

DJ Steve Snookus returns from Luxembourg with a two-hour mix that promises to blow your mind.

This episode features a special two-hour DJ mix from Steve Snookus, a former UNLV student now based in Luxembourg, on George Lyons's radio show. The show broadcasts from UNLV's campus on 91.5 KUNV in Las Vegas, streaming globally. Host George Lyons highlights Snookus's long-standing influence on the program's eclectic music curation. The episode is structured as the return of "The Euro Den," a recurring mix segment Snookus has provided for years. Snookas prepared a continuous two-hour set divided into four parts, with planned call-ins to discuss the music after the first and second hours. The opening track is "Ephedra" by My Sleeping Karma from their album "Soma." The first hour's playlist includes "Can't Get You Out of My Mind" by Deep Dark Robot, a project involving Linda Perry of Four Non Blondes. Other tracks featured are "Heat Wave" by Tosca, a song from Puscifer's album "Donkey Punch Tonight," and "Pray for the Locust" by Down. The mix also includes music from the French band Glow Sun, Beck's "Scarecrow," and a track by Ari Up and Terra Nova from a K7 compilation. The first hour concluded with a piece by Bill Laswell from the "Spirit of India" album. George Lyons reveals that Snookus's extensive personal CD collection, discovered during his time at UNLV from 2000 to 2002, heavily influenced the show's musical direction. Snookus studied hotel management at UNLV and shared an apartment with a European roommate named Annaleigh. The host emphasizes that the mix is a "labor of love" intended for the people of Las Vegas, with Snookus calling it a pleasure to create. A memorable moment is Snookus refusing to give a preview of the mix, telling listeners to simply have their minds blown away. The host admits the music put him into a trance, and Snookas hopes it added a nice spin to that state. The technical setup involves Snookus calling in from Luxembourg to perform as a "mobile DJ" with Lyons acting as producer, bridging Las Vegas and Europe live on air. The tone is enthusiastic and reverent toward the music, with Lyons expressing awe at the curated selection. The style is conversational and informal, centered on a shared passion for discovering and sharing obscure tracks. The episode functions as a guided, immersive listening experience rather than a traditional interview or debate. Listeners who love eclectic, genre-spanning electronic and alternative music mixes would enjoy this episode. Fans of deep-cut music discovery and the show's "Euro Den" tradition would find it particularly appealing. Those seeking talk-heavy content, news, or structured interviews might prefer to skip this music-focused broadcast.

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