
We check out the new tunes by Daniel Romano, The Lemon Twigs and Josephine Network. Our good friends Shake Some over in Bordeaux France are back with their new single. We also hear Glimmer Stars, a band for Mini Mendez who we heard a few weeks earlier for the first time. Lande Hekt used to be in Muncie Girls over in Scarborough UK, but now she’s solo. The first half of the show are all Australian bands. We check out the new project for Kim Salmon of The Scientists called Smoked Salmon, and new names The Prize and The Vors over in Sydney. Grace Cuell from Nice Biscuit over in Brisbane is back with her new project called Baby Cool.
Sly Withers – Inhaling
Baby Cool – Everything
The Prize – From The Night
Ghost Care – Another
Scientists (Live in Cleveland)
Smoked Salmon – Freudian Slippers
The Vors – You Treat Me Like an Asshole
Exploding White Mice – Let The Kids Dance
The New Christs – You’ll Never Catch My Wave
Daniel Romano and The Outfit – Harmless
Glimmer Stars – Runaway
Mini Mendez – December
Muncie Girls – Learn In School
Lande Hekt – A Million Broken Hearts
Josephine Network – Hooked
Slim Dunlap – Calling You Out
Twisted Teens – Is It Real
Shake Some – Allow Me
The Lemon Twigs – I Just Can’t Get Over Losing You
Rip Rig and Panic – Storm The Reality Asylum










The biggest news for this week is that Trotsky Icepick has a new single. Actually, the tune is already a bit old, but it popped up for me only recently. The Lemon Twigs now have their new album out. Chris Butler and Ralph Carney recorded an album about odd holidays, shortly prior to Carney’s death. We also check out the new one from the Austin’s White Denim, Lena Loveland from Berlin and Codgers from Detroit. James and The Ultrasounds come from Memphis TN. And we also do a little tribute to Aretha Franklin.



Today we start with the new music for the three ladies in California, Midnite Snaxxx. Guided By Voices has yet another album and we check out a track that closes it. Mia Dyson from Australia is back with the new record and so are the Londoners Jack Sandham and Wednesday Lyle who are together in Cowbell. Oslobodioci from Serbia have an interesting new cover of the Husker Du tune Sorry Somehow. Lemon Twigs are back with a new song that sounds like a Todd Rundgren song and Lemon Clocks are back with their new psychedelic doings. Lovely Bad Things are a new band for us, lead by Lauren Curtius and Beechwood from New York City closes the show with their new album.