This week we welcome another host of guests, two of them are young children. This certainly changes the dynamic of the podcast. It's total carnage. Also appearances from children's dad, Matt Horton and surprise cameo from The Maggot. We try to review The Rolling Stones, R.E.M., Nirvana, King Princess, Dowsing and Caravan but I'm not sure we do very well! We mainly just discuss gigglepoints.

A new series, possibly a new format. We tried to get a guest, we invited Matthew David Scott on. As it happened, half of Newport showed up so we has Scotty, Lottie, Mike, The 70s and Mark all in the shop. Total madness. We sort of reviewed albums by Neil Young, Happy Mondays, Amy O, Talking Back Sunday, Swans, Scott Walker, Rick Astley and Super Furry Animals in amongst the carnage.

Decide for yourselves whether Graham is actually naked. Reviews of Throbbing Gristle, Slade, Fad Gadget, Frankie Cosmos, Miss June and TaxiWars plus some advice from Grayo's nan and a brief guest appearance by Phil from The Secret Garden Cafe. Last in the series.

Dave Hughes brings in some pear drops. Albums by Oasis, Guided By Voices, Ezra Furman, Lana Del Rey, Bon Iver, The S.L.P, The Beatles and other people are discussed, sometimes at length, sometimes very briefly. Graham does a sweary Liam Gallagher impression. 

This week, Matt and Graham are joined by former Diverse employee and Taylor Swift obsessive, Lily. The three of them review The Teardrop Explodes, Dolly Parton, Leslie Stevens and Tropical Fuck Storm. Which means Graham swears again. Lily gives the boys some pop tips and casts doubt upon the fairness of the Green Man Festival quiz!

There's actual swearing, Paul tell's his Slipknot puppet story and albums by The Hold Steady, Press Club, Ride, The Rails, Blanck Mass, Sleater-Kinney, Feeder, Lillie Mae and Frank Turner get reviewed. Matt gives his Green Man recommendations while Graham admits he desperately wants to play at the festival but proves that he should never be left in charge of a baby. Guest appearance by Tom.

New releases from Elvis, Slipknot, The Wedding Present, David Axlerod and Maybeshewill. Recommendations for K.Flay, Jamila Woods and Grace Lightman. A pleas for medical advice from Graham and a guest appearance from our Postman who likes Freya Ridings. Possibly a little too much.

A quick jaunt through releases by Idles, Yes, Ty Segall, Linda McCartney, Possible Humans (which Matt wroye down wrong, it's called Everybody Split), Native Harrow, Tyler Childers and Serge Gainsbourg. Then we discuss soundtracks and if it's really OK to fancy a cartoon mermaid. 

This week, wasp attacks, window cleaning tips, The Violent Femmes, The Runaways, Janet Jackson, Kaiser Chiefs, the entire year of 1969 and plans to take hard drugs to listen to a 5CD jazz out-takes album.

A drama free episode that covers releases from Summer Cannibals, Prince, Thom Yorke, Frank Zappa and Grace Lightman. Apologies for Matt being a bit louder than Graham, there was a bit of a microphone issue!