There are some weeks where it feels like I close the door to the studio and within minutes I’m walking back in. This week is one of those, but within it, I successfully entered my late 30s - I’m now on my way to 40 at a brisk pace: but hey, I may make it there as a Scottish citizen rather than a British one… we will see.

This week, I’m delighted to have the show’s first exclusive premiere; the title track from Eric Shoves Them in his Pockets’ second album, “With Love”. We’ve got a lot more including Hey Karen, Jacaszek, Decadent Fun Club, The Velvets, and Soulwax - among much, much more.

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Richard Herring has spent his International Women’s Day tweeting to misogynists around the world informing them (or reminding them) of International Men’s Day on 19th November. A heroic task he undertakes so we don’t have to. Thank you Rich. In the spirit of IWD, I decided to highlight some, frankly, brilliant music from the women of the world.

This week’s show features new music from Maja Olenderek, Dream Wife, Pip Blom, and Rachel Simpson, among other tracks from Poland, Scotland, Canada, and England. Women of the world, take over.

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And the winner is… Wow. That was quite the spectacle at the Oscars the other night… As someone said on twitter the morning after: Not only did Moonlight win, but we literally got to see La La Land have it taken away from them. Ok, that’s mean, I guess.

I’m preparing this week’s show in a mild state of panic. There’s about 3 hours til I go on air and I’ve only just completed the playlist. Still, it’s a pretty incredible line-up even if I do say so myself. Indian influenced Polish music, choir-infused Edinburgh hip-hop, and a Beatle. What more could you ask for? Well… Chopin, of course.

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What a week for music. The Smiths’ debut had its 33 birthday, Kurt would have been 50, and then there’s the incredible line-up for BBC 6 Music’s festival in Glasgow at the end of March. That’s a pretty incredible thing. Decisions, decisions.

On the show this week, we marked the 2 aforementioned celebrations and we had some excellent new music from bands as wide ranging as Lor, Mt. Doubt, Tall Ships, Poly Chain and Spiral Stairs.

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The sun has been shining in old Warsaw town. Unfortunately, it reflects off the smog in the air and watching the skyline from a 12th floor window as I write this looks both beautiful and disgusting in equal measure.

On tonight’s show, I have a rare guest appearing with me, and a special one at that. Music journalist and writer Laura Studarus (autocorrected, moments ago as Laura Studious) joins me in the studio to make a few selections and talk about music and her travels.

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Saturday found us in Eufemia in Warsaw with a busy dancefloor and some cute little disco ball lights, for Poruszenie #2. The next is at the beginning of March, and we’re just beginning to find our feet - and it’s starting to get busy, so I hope you’ll come dance with us next time. Now though, I’m back in the studio for the Radio Kampus show.

This week we have some new music from Instant Classic, Recognition and Dead Beat records, we welcome Nadja back to Warsaw for their show tomorrow night, and we celebrate Erased Tapes 10th birthday - among much more. Enjoy.

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Returning to the Radio Kampus studio tonight after a fantastic Scores event at Mózg over the weekend. Granted, Trump started his Muslim Ban nonsense since our last show too but hey, by way of the wonderful Awesome Tapes from Africa, we have some music from one of Trump’s listed nations. Fuck him.

In addition to that we have some wonderful new Polish, Dutch, and Icelandic music and some tremendous older stuff from Scotland including Belle and Sebastian’s guitarist, and the fierce glamour punks, Lapsus Linguae.

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Back in the Radio Kampus studio on Bednarska in Warsaw tonight after a week off ill with the flu. Luckily, there was a great DJ set to fill in with and I hope you enjoyed that last week. This week though, I’ve been buoyed by the news of a huge Mogwai show in Glasgow later this year, and had a trip down memory lane with the Facebook live-stream of the T2 Trainspotting premiere at the weekend.

This week’s show then features a track from the original film’s soundtrack, some classic Mogwai, and some excellent independent music from across the world. I hope you enjoy it.

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I spent most of last week in bed with the flu, and for last week’s show - 18th Jan - we decided to broadcast my DJ set from November’s Foundations festival in Manchester, UK. It’s 1 hour of fast, frenetic party music. I hope it might soundtrack a party or two for you. Or, at the very least, bridged a gap between my last show and the next. Enjoy.

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We’re not even two weeks into 2017 and Warsaw’s reeling from a scandal. Not to make light of it, the air quality in this city / country is absolutely shocking. Never in my life have I even given this a second thought but in one week it’s been on my mind - and in my lungs - almost every day. I don’t think a free day or two of public transport it really doing the trick.

Not to worry though, the air might be dreadful but the music in tonight’s show is tremendous. We have a classic from Trans Am, some Biffy Clyro for my brother Graham’s birthday, some new music from Poland, Scotland and Russia; and a hilarious electronic take on the Turkish Delight television commercial theme. Happy listening.

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