
Back to regular shows after the Yugo rock series. Remember Winkies? Pub rockers that rocked with Brian Eno and had a fantastic album back in early 70s? Phillip Rambow from the band is back with the new music after a long break. We have the new Dax Riggs and Motorpsycho albums. Also, new music from David Craven and Jon S Williams, and Neverland Ranch Davidians. We’re introducing Silver Synthetic, Mini Mendez from LA, Jim Nothing from New Zealand, Colman Gota and Los Imposibles from Madrid.
The Winkies – Trust In Dick
Dax Riggs – Even The Stars Fall
Motorpsycho – Stanley (Tonight’s The Night)
The Hated – Lighthouse
Silver Synthetic – Yr Gonna Be Happy
Philip Rambow – I’m an Artist
The Winkies – Twilight Masquerade
Neverland Ranch Davidians – Cactus Cooler Man
Mini Mendez – December
Flowers Destroy – In The Projects
Jim Nothing – Wildflowers
Colman Gota – Always Late
Chime School – Another Way Home
Los Imposibles – Ronnie (The Story Teller)
David Craven and Jon S Williams – Heart Full
Deadboy and the Elephantmen – Strange Television










Today’s show kicks off with the new single for John Petkovic (Cobra Verde) and Pat Carney (Black Keys), together as Sad Planets. We also introduce the new releases from Motorpsycho and Specials who reunited after many years. We introduce Low Life from Sydney Australia and Katla from Iceland. Shagg is a new quartet from Cleveland and we also hear one of their songs recorded live. Sara Romweber, drummer of Let’s Active, Snatches of Pink and Dex Romweber Duo passed away at the age of 55 on March 4th, and today’s show is dedicated to her memory.



The Little Lighthouse presents best albums in 2017. A good way to usher the new year is to put together a list of best albums in the previous one. We’ve been doing this for a long time with more or less discipline, but the criteria is always personal and the lists simply collects albums that I’ve kept coming back to most frequently. This time we cover positions 35-15 and tune in next week for the top 14. Today we cover one of four albums that was put together by the productive and controversial Matthew Melton (Warm Soda), heavier rock records from The Obsessed, Elder, Motorpsycho All The Witches and Ruby The Hatchet show a modern approach to head banging, twisted Americana of Ethan Daniel Davidson, Yawpers and My Buddy Moose represent a fresh approach to a genre that needs reinvention badly. Strong lyrical works from Daniel Romano and John Wesley Coleman III are the best to enjoy while reading and musing on the inner sleeves. Bully, Lost Balloons, Sheer Mag, Needles//Pins show that indie rock still has something to say. Beautiful vocals of Dead Rock West are to admire. Ty Segall had an album of his career. Baby Shakes simply have short and fun record that makes you wanna play on and on. Newcomers Improbables and experienced Golden Boys hail from their garages with high octane garage rock and of all experiments from King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, their Microtonal Banana was the most fun.