22 hours again this month.
Andrew Morrison:
Andy's regular two-hour June show includes a specially-recorded session from
whole sky monitor, as well as another exclusive live track from
Eliza. You'll also hear tracks from
Burial,
Laura Cantrell,
The Helio Sequence and
New Order, along with Teresa and Scott's regular monthly guest spots and many other new and unsigned tunes.
Also be sure to listen to 'Teresa & Andy's Fantasy Festival' later on in this month's schedule, in which Andy and his girlfriend pick their ideal line-up for a 2008 summer festival!
Teresa & Andy's Fantasy Festival:
'Teresa & Andy's Fantasy Festival', is a two-hour special in which Andy and his girlfriend pick and introduce their ideal line-up for a 2008 summer festival. There are three days and two stages worth of acts in their "virtual festival", featuring headliners such as
Elbow,
Depeche Mode,
Bloc Party and
Neil Young, as well as the finest up-and-coming artists, both signed and unsigned, including
DeVotchKa,
Samuraj Cities,
Patrick Watson,
lanterns on the lake and
Errors. Pitch a tent near your computer, and join Andy and Teresa for a festival during which you won't get washed away by the elements! Also listen out for Andy's regular June show later in the schedule, featuring a session from
whole sky monitor and an exclusive live track from
Eliza.
Dubster:
In this months Radiodubster, Steve and Brian pack their rucksacks and return to the Scottish borders to give you a flavour of the acts playing at this years Wickerman Festival in July including
Miyagi,
Actiongroup,
Zoey Van Goey and some group called the
Fall.
We'll also be showcasing a few tracks from the Chamber Music album, a collection of no less than 36 different acts adaptations of James Joyce's love poems. Add to this tracks from
Mittens on Strings,
Magic Arm and
Pleasant Grove, and you have 2 hours of aural heaven.
OK boy's packed and ready? No, I think we can leave the smoking jackets and sherry glasses ...
Mark Cunliffe:
Jerry Hope was a key member of
the dust collectors, a band who I think are the best Derby has ever produced. He died in April and this month I pay tribute to him by playing four tracks he was heavily involved in making.
I also feature
Sleaford mods as yet unreleased album "1 er then ennit". There is
Four Tet remixing
Thom Yorke, two cover versions, an unwitting array of dancehall, fabulous garage action from
The Federals more from the Zim Kids series,
Ruff Sqwad's latest 12”,
King Soly dubstepping to great effect and some loveliness from
The Mummers...
Mark Whitby:
In his June show, Mark previews the 2000 Trees festival, taking place in the idyllic setting of the Cotswolds, and featuring
Art Brut,
These New Puritans and
The Anomalies, plus loads of others in what promises to be two days of fun and frolics in the English countryside.
Away from the greenery and the sunshine, this three hour spectacular also features tracks from new (and new-ish) albums by the resolutely urban
Fall, electronica from
Bitstream,
Pink Skull and
Cinema du Lyon, Germany's
trondheim, Ukraine's
Younnat and a preview track from the forthcoming
Stereolab album. All of which, along with a bottle of cheap cider and a piece of grass stuck in yer mouth, adds up to a cracking way of spending a summer's day (or night).
Neil Jenkins:
For June, Neil ditches the older records and concentrates on the newer stuff to help get through the wonderous backlog, including tracks from new albums by
The Fall,
Portishead,
Half Man Half Biscuit,
The Kills and a host of newer, less established bands and artists. This month's feature is
the ME band.
Pete Jackson:
This month, Pete Jackson proudly presents The Rebellious Jukebox - a two-hour assault on the ears from the distant, and not so distant, past. As well as high-quality tunes from the 1930s (!) to a couple of years ago, you'll also hear my personal selection of the five best cover versions EVER. So if your idea of heaven is a jukebox that has everything from
Lee 'Scratch' Perry to
Slowdive, from
The 3 Johns to
1000 Homo DJs, you've found it. And you don't even have to put any 50ps in.
Rachael Neiman:
June’s edition of ‘The Rachael Neiman Experience’ is only an hour-long due to continuing hectic times at Cherryade Towers! But, what an hour it is! We talk about our recent adventures at Ladyfest London and play
Peggy Sue and the Pirates in honour of it. We also have a feature on the forthcoming Strawberry Shortcake festival in Manchester and play some tracks from featured bands including
Amida,
Le Tetsuo,
Puzzle and
The Lovely Eggs.
we also have top quality riot grrrl from
Hooker, cute indiepop in the form of
Woog Riots,
Cars Can Be Blue, the new singles from
My Sad Captains and
Los Campesinos! And
Keytarded with a beautiful keytar cover which knocks spots off the original, listen and see what you think!
Rocker:
Another packed three hour show from Rocker - This month there's an acoustic session recorded for the show by
Violet Violet, as well as 5 (count 'em!) featured new LPs, all by artists played by John Peel.
There's also new tracks from
Calvin Party;
The Manhattan Love Suicides;
Eelke Kleijn;
The Bumblebees;
TV Smith;
The Hillfields;
Ghosts of Pasha;
Zipper;
Booka Shade;
Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip;
The School;
The Udagawa Deal; and
Lovingly Yours.
The Parallelograms take on
The Ramones; there's a Peel's Big 45 featuring
Sly And Robbie; and there's a track from the debut LP by
Minisnap - side project of
The Bats from New Zealand.
As well as little known acts.
Here's this month's little known fact: A regulation golf ball has 336 dimples.
Yank Sizzler:
Let us peruse the recent recordings of
The Black Angels,
Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing,
Beach House,
Dr. Dog,
The Kinetiks,
The Dirtbombs &
Dark Meat as we comfortably snuggle up against classics from
Sister Nancy,
Son House,
The Loved Ones,
The Chob,
16 Horsepower,
Godspeed You Black Emperor and many more. We also treat ourselves to some of the finest live renditions
Calexico has put to tape. And finally I froth at the mouth as it appears that I will get to not only see
Tom Waits in June, but the
Vaselines as well. Life is grand and so is this show.
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