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|      | 07-may-08 the daily show
Pre-releases in the shape of minimalist techno from Colombian DJ Wady, fractured pop from Subtle and garage rock from Thee Oh Sees. There's 60s psych from Japan and Thailand and a tribute to free jazz innovator Jimmy Giuffre who died recently. | |
| | 06-may-08 the daily show
Usual genre pile-up on the daily show with ska, soul, blues, afro-beat and pop-psych hurled into the mix. Pre-releases from John Matthias, Fleet Foxes, Thee Oh Sees and The Oscillation. Classics from Bobby Bland, Bob Dylan and The Skatalites | |
| | 05-may-08 the daily show
A psychedelic start to the daily show with tracks from the new Decca compilation 'Strange Pleasures' plus tunes from 1960s New York and Thailand. New reissues from Otis Redding, Aphex Twin and Bob Dylan plus pre-releases from Subtle and John Matthias. | |
| | 02-may-08 vibes unlimited
More Excellent music coming out of Germany this week in the shape of Flashbaxx with their ep - " Changing Tides", the mysteriously titled "Bangers and Jass" serve up a nice slice of Brazilian dancefloor bizniss, show regular and favourite Pharoah Sanders delivers a beautiful piece of soulful jazz and lovely obscurwe vocals from Potter & Tillman. | |
| | 02-may-08 morning glory
Amazing to think that when Portishead last graced our speakers with a studio album a fresh faced Tony Blair had just taken power, Princess Di sadly pegged it in a car in Paris, and Katrina & The Waves won the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK, oh the memories! Still, 11 long years later and they're back with a stunning new opus which we're featuring on this week's show. Add to that new music from Fleet Foxes, White Williams, Adem and even Nine Inch Nails, et voila, another sterling Morning Glory. | |
| | 02-may-08 future rocknroll
It seems to be unofficial Twisted pop week over at FR&R Show Towers, with a career best Metronomy mix of the rather good Lykke Li, plus loads of unsigned action from Panther DLX, Madame Min and To Shades. There’s also some banging dance from Riton, KIM and The Horrors remixing Digitalism, bizarrely. | |
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| 02-may-08 afrobase
To celebrate James Brown’s birthday on 3rd May (born the same year as Manu Dibango in 1933), John is joined by special guest soul brother Arran E (Boombastic, AfroBase, and www.rootdownfm.com). This show pays tribute to the influence of the godfather of soul on the music of the African diaspora and vice versa. With plenty of rare vinyl from Arran’s soul vaults and John’s afro archives, with much left unplayed ready for another show later! | |
| | 02-may-08 cavalcade of pop
Kovak are in the studio for a chat and to premiere their new single ‘Death In The Disco’ – meanwhile, Sarah Nixey sings en Francaise and Madonna’s latest long-player ‘Hard Candy’ is previewed. Plus Stu has future hits from pop juggernauts Morrissey, Kylie and Ladytron and also from pretenders-to-the-pop-throne such as Pacific!, Magic Wands, Fleet Foxes, Black Affair, The Young Knives and Vampire Weekend. | |
| | 02-may-08 the dugout
Classic Hip Hop from Tribe Called Quest, Devin The Dude & Slick Rick, electronics from Mike Slott, funk from Jimmy Smith, Katalyst & Stephanie Mckay and wonderfully tight soul mix from the guys at label of the moment; All City Records, based in Dublin. | |
| | 02-may-08 solid steel
Hexstatic don the 3D specs and deliver music for the weekend from Kris Menace & Spooky, Cadence Weapon, The Ting Tings, Bonde Do Role. Then, Daedelus in velvet jacket and other Edwardian garb deep in the mix & finally Debilorithmicos direct from Barcelona. Party Party! | |
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