Tag: Freedom of Expression

Aural Delights Radio Show – 13th July 2011

Lots of new stuff on this show

  1. The Routes – I Never Learn – Alligator
  2. Motion Theory – Let’s Pave Over The Sea – It is not as dark as that friend
  3. Fucked Up –  Into the Light – Single
  4. Eternal Tapestry and Sun Araw –  Night Gallery – EP
  5. Moff Skellington – Druids and their Ancestors – Session Track/Embers from the Rapid Eye
  6. Sabres – Punks Jump Up – Promo Track
  7. The Mothers of Invention – Trouble Every Day – Freak Out
  8. Wooden Shjips – Lazy Bones – Single
  9. The Haxan Cloak – The Fall – The Haxan Cloak
  10. *shels – Crown of Eagle Feathers – Plains of the Purple Buffalo
  11. Airship – Spirit Party – Stuck in this Ocean
  12. F.o.E. –  The Jaws of the Lion – Demo Track
  13. Jerusalem and the Starbaskets – Chocolate Covered Everyberry – DOST
  14. Von Sudenfed – The Rhinohead – Tromatic Reflexxions
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Aural Delights Radio Show – 6th July 2011

This show is focused towards three great bands from Wigan – in between a few  classics and some brand new releases…..

  1. The Suzukis – Are You Happy With Yourself – Wigan band number one with the new single which is out on Deltasonic.
  2. GlassHeads – The Error of Your Ways – Wigan band number two featuring Ian McCluskey – Vocals/Guitar, Andy McKay – Guitar, Andrew Seddon – Bass and Jon Davenport – Drums – this was a recent single
  3. Sonic Youth – Expressway To Your Skull (Edit) – a dip into the archive for a classic from the Evol album.
  4. Astrid Williamson – Pour – fascinating new single out on One Little Indian on August 8th – Astrid colloborates with Leo Abrahams who recently worked Brian Eno.
  5. Franks Wild Years – Beggars and Rogues – Wigan band number three – Frank’s Wild Years consists of Michael Barrow – Lead Vocals/Guitar/Bass, Chris Gaskell – Guitar/Bass and Tom Barrow – Drums/Percussion.
  6. The Suzukis – Personal Patrol
  7. Caravan – The Dog, The Dog He’s At It Again – After the musical uncertainty of Waterloo Lily, Caravan returned with their most inspired recording since In the Land of the Grey and Pink. The quirky title of the album “For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night” sets the scene for a recording which is full of fresh musical ideas that  incorporate the band’s trademark humor within the  challenging sonic structures.  For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night easily ranks among Caravan’s best.
  8. Throwing Muses – America – another album from Kristin in the Season’s Session series – this one being “Summer”>
  9. Bird Engine – No Arms No No Friends – from a new compilation on the One Inch Badge lable which is out later this month (25th) called Sea Monsters – it features bands from the Brighton Music Scene. Some interesting bands on this disc including this one which lept out at me as being rather interesting.
  10. GlassHeads – Don’t Worry
  11. Franks Wild Years – It Ain’t Broke
  12. Neil Young – The Needle and the Damage Done – from a recently released live album from 1992.
  13. The Suzukis – Reasons for Leaving
  14. Freedom of Expression or F.O.E.- The Traveller – Drawing on reggae, hip-hop, rock, jazz and Drum and Bass influences, the group offers up soulful laments about lost love, dirty rock ditties about the art of hustling, and dubbed out tales of escapism. Their debut radio play apparently. Remember you heard it here first!
  15. GlassHeads – Man In The Street –  the latest single.
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