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concerts, contemporary classical, dance, electronica, folk, Gigs, indie, London, music, radio, reviews, savages, techno, the knife
Thanks for popping over for more svelte goodness, I hope you’ll enjoy this show with it’s gentle start and more intense middle and end. I’m quite happy with it. Music is great, innit?
You can download or stream the whole show from here, or listen to a selection from Spotify
- French for Cartridge – We Humans from We Humans (see below for the excellent video and pre-order the album here)
- Jenny Hval – I Got No Strings from Innocence Is Kinky
- Dark Dark Dark – I Collect Things from What I Needed
- Rob St. John – Charcoal Black and the Bonny Grey from Rob St. John & the Coven Choir 7″ (get it here)
- The Mariner’s Children – In My Bed from Sycamore
- Sir Colin Davis, London Symphony Orchestra – Requiem And Kyrie from Mozart: Requiem
- Sir Colin Davis, London Symphony Orchestra – Lacrimosa from Mozart: Requiem
- Antony and the Johnsons – Everything Is New from Swanlights
- Martin Creed \ Box Codax – Dawning from Dawning \ Where Are You
- The Carpenters – Yesterday Once More from Classic Airwaves
- Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir – When We are Old and Gay from Something to Sing About
- Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir – Rubber Duckie from Something to Sing About
- The Duckworth Lewis Method - Jiggery Pokery from The Duckworth Lewis Method
- Tokyo Track – Underneath from their Soundcloud page
- Low – Just Make It Stop from The Invisible Way
- Divinyls – I Touch Myself from Divinyls
- Divinyls – Boys In Town from Essential
- Divinyls – Hey Little Boy from Essential
- Savages – Strife from Silence Yourself
- Pet Shop Boys – Axis from Electric
- Talk In Colour – Candles (Ricky Fabulous Remix) from Candles (Single)
- Moloko - Indigo (Gus Gus Mix) from Indigo
- The Knife – Without You My Life Would Be Boring from Shaking The Habitual
- Kathrin deBoer, Max Cooper – Numb (Extended Version) from Conditions Two
- Midfield General – Reach Out from Generalisation
Here’s the video from French for Cartridge:
And one from Talk in Colour:
And here’s Chrissy Amplett being FIERCE:




Welcome dear listeners, to my favourite albums of 2012 – a show packed full of new and beautiful music.








