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is inspired by the John Peel approach to radio - "if you don't like this record, stick around, you might like the next one" - diversity is the keyword with the programme.
Drawing from the bottomless well of obscure singers and musicians (with the odd big name thrown in for light relief) expect garage punk, psych, reggae, post-punk, rockabilly, kosmische, funk, soul, gospel, jump blues, techno, dubstep and transworld exotica of all hues.
The Daily Show thrives on new releases but also brings you vital stuff from ages past: masses of original vinyl and every good record from every genre!
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22-may-13 the daily show
The daily show cranks out new stuff from The Soundcarriers, Koreless, Temple Music and The Fall. Vital reissues in the shape of the peerless folk guitar of Davy Graham, the Romanian electronica of Rodion G.A, the lo-fi VU stylings of the Garbage & the Flowers and the funky spiritual hues of the Flying Eagles Gospel Storytellers. Madness and badness from the Kinks, Medikao, Bing Selfish and Mary Love. |
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*website
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http://www.youtube.com/
A short film I made of Brighton.
*diary
Breaking a year's silence in the diary to tell you about a publication which is well worth tracking down - Sonic Antiquarian by Thee Rockhunter. I'm sure if you google it you can find out where to get a copy. Its a fairly scurrilous but handsomely mounted book - part truth, part fact and part downright lies. If you like 60s garage punk and the compilation culture or you live in or around Brighton it will have special interest for you. I can't get enough of it. Reading it is a bit like being in a hall of mirrors or perhaps a bad dream. Anyway - have a read of it if you can find a copy.
If you are wondering why there's been no diary for over a year... well, I just thought that really the show speaks for itself and aren't there enough brainless opinions everywhere else on the internet? Why add to the pile.
*quote
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"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away " (Philip K Dick)
*Mike Bradshaw's playlist / March 2012
1. Burial - Kindred (Hyperdub)
2. The NoMen - The Blackest Day (Topplers)
3. Thee Rockhunter - Sonic Antiquarian (book)
4. Cornell Campbell - Stars (Jamaican)
5. Prinzhorn Dance School - Clay Class (DFA)
6. various - Sideburn Sounds (Fuzzadelic)
7. Bud & Kathy - Hang It Out To Dry (Big Beat)
8. various - Head Music (Fruits de Mer)
9. Spiritualized - Hey Jane (Double Six)
10. John Holt - Ali Baba (Trojan)
11. Talibam! -Step Into the Marina (Critical Heights)
12. Slugabed - Sex (Ninja Tune)
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dj profile |
 mike
bradshaw
began specialist
music broadcasting in 1985 and is still looking for a proper job.
In his time he's dug through most genres of music in a desperate attempt to find credibility and acceptance.
Over the years Mike has interviewed Sonic Youth, Napalm Death,
The Stone Roses, Townes Van Zandt, Nico, The Pixies,
Henry Rollins and The Happy Mondays amongst thousands
of others.
Apart from music, Mike likes to relax by firing up his PS3 and running an epic endurance survival drop on SSX 2012.
email: mike@totallyradio.com
 claire
kember
specialising in self-produced
programmes, playing all manner of leftfield music with interviews
and guests aplenty! Claire presented
the daily show on totallyradio for almost 5 years, building
a loyal following.
With a background at
Xfm and the weekly review show "Testing
Testing with Claire Kember" on national SBN, Claire's
been championing new and exciting music since 1996.
Highlights would have to be Colin Newman giving his
version of Wire's history, Sepultura falling in love
with St Germain's latest, The Stone Roses clapping the
interview, cornering Noel Gallagher for a few words
and acoustic sessions from David Gedge of the Wedding
Present/Cinerama.
Check out: www.clairekember.co.uk
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