#125 – Gallops, Ramasandiran Somusundaram, Ibibio Sound Machine, Meursault
Our first show of 2017 shows that not all things change with time. Ten tracks of wonderful independent music, from the Bollywood-soaked garage punk of … Read more
#118 – Hey Colossus, Delia Derbyshire, The Wharves, Silkie
This week Gareth is playing records that are for sale via new IMP-affiliated record store RIYL. It’s an hour in familiar territory for podcast regulars, … Read more
#100 – Our 100th episode spectacular!
For our 100th episode we’ve got a double length special episode for you. Twenty tracks that allow us to reminisce on some of the great … Read more
#59 -Battles, Alan Jefferson, Terminal Cheesecake, Golden Teacher
The first Battles track in four years is one of many highlights on this week’s show. We’ve got a great track from the remarkable Alan … Read more
#44 – Gazelle Twin, Nochexxx, Aby Ngana Diop, Bruce Lacey
Kicking off the show this week we’ve got Soviet-era vinyl breakbeat mashups, heartbreaking ballads and unidentifiable electronic music. Elsewhere in the hour we’ve got the … Read more
#36 – Gold Panda, High Wolf, Ty Segall, Rayographs
A burglary is to blame for the delay, and the fact Anthony’s in charge of the mix this time around. Nonetheless, a track from the … Read more
#33 – Gruff Rhys, Conquering Animal Sound, Fostercare, Daedelus
This week’s podcast is possibly the first that includes a member of the Hitler Youth singing us a song. The Pope was a member too, … Read more
#28 – Pretty Lights, Y Niwl, The Bug, The Budos Band
A band free zone on this week’s podcast, even with a band called The Budos Band on it. Afro doom soul from Daptone’s finest, some … Read more
#17 – Forest Swords, Ty Segall, Soft Healer, Gablé (Gareth’s no speaking mix)
After Anthony’s electronic led mix last week, Gareth provides one completely different. Including a number of tracks released this week – including Forest Swords and … Read more
#15 – Woods, Madlib, Woodpecker Wooliams, Drum Eyes
Music that takes in the usual weird and wonderful, steeped in drum and bass, plus weird jazz, hip hop and Woods. Of course it’s different, … Read more