One of the heaviest episodes in the history of The Little Lighthouse. We start off with Valley of The Sun from Cincinnati, OH with their new album. White Denim are also back, with their second album within a year. In Greece, 1000mods scream out their lungs. In LA, we introduce Big Business, in San Francisco, Acid King and in Boise ID, Cerberus Rex. Abby Travis is back with her new duet with Gene Trautmann, under the moniker of Sumo Princess. Legendary Suzi Quatro is back with the new, exciting record too. Take that headbangers!
Valley of The Sun – Shiva Destroys;
Valley of the Sun – Firewalker;
White Denim – Small Talk (Feeling Control);
Datura4 – Ooh Poo Pah Doo;
1000mods – Electric Carve;
Big Business – Let Them Grind;
Melvins – Black Heath;
Tad – Thistle Suit;
Sumo Princess – Crooked Plow;
Suzi Quatro – Macho Man;
Hedvig Mollestad Trio – Beastie, Beastie;
Acid King – Infinite Skies;
Cerberus Rex – Strains The Line.
Today we have a new project from Corin Tucker and Peter Buck together, called Filthy Friends. White Denim from Austin TX and Royal Trux from Washington DC are back with new singles. Richard Lloyd had a recent album which fell between the cracks, but we catch up. Sunwatchers who we know from a recent collaboration with Eugene Chadborune also have a new song out on their own. John Mayall teamed up with Todd Rundgren for a new song. Our friend from Australia, Jon S Williams has a solo acoustic record. We introduce Mary May from Croatia. Our friend Clara Engel is working on a new album and 
A couple of new things today. Ty Segall is in action again, putting out a demo version of his last year’s album Twins, now renamed into Gemini. So the concept is now closed, it’s a twin record. He also has a band called Fuzz, but now, to complete the confusion, there’s a different band called The Fuzz, from Memphis, fronted by Hector, supposedly brother of Harlan T. Bobo, although I’m not so sure if it’s really not the same elusive rock’n’roll songwriter. Jazz pianist Keith Jarrett recorded a jam boogie record in 1986 called No End, in which he recorded all the instruments. This came out only now, after 27 years. The rest of the show is bit more conventional. We have a new band called White Denim from Austin, TX and a New Orleans cellist Leyla McCalla who recorded an LP with Langston Hughes lyrics. By the way, the house in which he lived in Cleveland is