This weeks show consisted of new songs from Blood Orange, (Sandy) Alex G & Bon Iver. Live tracks from PollyHill. And a guest interview with Jack (Eleventh Realm / Clay Louis)

Monday Morning Glory with Geneva! The Anniversary Album with Sam Smith this week is: 'Getz/Gilberto' from 1964 featuring the musical stylings of Stan Getz, João Gilberto and Astrud Gilberto who features on the iconic track 'Garota de Ipanema' better known by most as 'The Girl From Ipanema'. Geddit. 

Let Jenn take you on an emotional journey. We start off in melancholy valley with Jean Lee. We make our way up the disco hill and over the funk hump with Letta Mbulu and The Du-Rites. And finally, we take a trip down nostalgia lane with Louis Armstrong before making our way into the Jungle. If you're still reading this show description, I'm impressed.

This weeks show consisted of new songs from Mermaidens, Beastwars & Faye Webster. Live tracks from Parquet Courts. And a guest interview with Tim (Go Nuclear, S.E.C.T) & Jon (KLANG, S.E.C.T).

Monday Morning Glory with Geneva, this week for Anniversary Albums with Sam Smith: Sade, Diamond Life from 1984. 

On Morning Glory today, we have a jam packed show with Elegant World coming up to the studio to play us some banging tunes, we catch up on all the gigs and wonderful events in the near future, and end with a special announcement (Nightmares on Wax is coming back to our shores).

Exams are over and fortunately Jenn survived. What is time? Who am I? This week we hear the sweet sweet music of Erika De Casier, The Jennifers (wink), Waterfall Person and Porches.

Rachel has returned from darkest UK to bring you some delights from Mermaidens, New Order, Purple Pilgrims, Chris Knox and some heavy breathing...

This weeks show consisted of new songs from Mermaidens, Daphni, Gauche. Live tracks from Bailey Wiley. And a guest interview with Casey from Horror In Clay.

A pinch and a punch for the first of the month (no returns~)

This week on Monday Morning Glory with Geneva, Anniversary Albums: Sam Smith looks at Lloyd Cole and The Commotions, Rattlesnakes from 1984. May we jangle melodically in a jongly fashion.