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IR: UK #80 – Silk & Buildings
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Episode number 80 of Insomnia Radio UK.
Back to the old format for this one. Seven tracks by UK artists and one guest artist.
Recording Date: Friday 29 January 2010
TRT: 40:00
Rating: Work Safe
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What’s in this episode (with MySpace links)
- Los Campesinos! – There Are Listed Buildings
- Ace Mafia – London Underground
- Elspeth – JBT
- Gaoler’s Daughter – Nine Pieces Of Silk
- The Astronauts – Dr Perfection
- echolounge – Failed to Fail
- AudioAlysis – Take Me Away
- Whitestar – Love Gets In The Way
Other links
Downloads
- Los Campesinos! – There Are Listed Buildings from IODA Promonet
- Elspeth – six tracks from IODA Promonet
- Gaoler’s Daughte – Nine Pieces Of Silk from 360degreemusic.com
- The Astronauts – three tracks from Triple J Unearthed
Stuart
Indeed JJJ is an Australian radio station. Aimed at the youth/indie markets, Triple J is an arm of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC, just like your BBC). Triple J Unearthed is a national competition aimed at giving a local indie band their big start through national airplay. Many commercial networks here do not consider indie/unsigned artists and so for many artists, the Triple J network is the only national radio network that will give them airplay.
Thanks Erk, I thought it was something like that.
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Stuart, what an AWESOME 1-2 punch out of the gate. You can't go wrong with Los Campesinos, and Ace Mafia totally fulfilled that guilty pleasure of crunchy 80's/90's metal. Thanks for a great show.