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The third of three Netlabelday 2026 specials
Time Slider…with tracks by…Door213, Soft Top, P.T.B.S. & Sascha Müller, Rafael Cheuquelaf, Maalem Aziz Arradi, Magic Empire, StereoKollektor, Secret Archives of the Vatican, Tom Bragl, Dolphins Of Venice, Copy Your Idols, Backdoor Beauty
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The second of three Netlabelday 2026 specials
Obsidian Breath…with tracks by…Potenciómetro, Sub Bass Killa, Trip Westerns, Subheroine, Six Umbrellas, Fascinating Earthbound Objects, BNRT, Moki Mcfly, Amensur, Adamson, Iliaque, David Doiel
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The first of three Netlabelday 2026 specials
Ports Of Call…with tracks by…Ellis-D, Candy Sync, Digital Volt, G04T, D.Vilayleck Trio, 4T Thieves, Candy Panda, Kol9remesez, Talweg, Audiotoolz, Mas&Delayer, Cloudwarmer, Douglas Fugazi, Abu Ama, BedouinDrone
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In this podcast episode Sean Adams (Drowned In Sound Podcast) and Helena Wadia (Media Storm Podcast) discuss the Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s Fan-Led Review into Live Music and Electronic Music.
Alongside the in-depth analysis of the state of live music and what music fans want, there’s also The Fans’ Charter.
Much shorter than the 100-page report, the Fans’ Charter has 50 recommendations that the government, the industry, and local authorities should implement, from ending ticket touting to improving late night transport and simple things like the live industry sharing timings so fans can plan their night out accordingly.
You can read the full report HERE.
Read my analysis of the report HERE.
My podcasting mate Peter Clitheroe released his first episode of his long running show “Suffolk and Cool” 20 Years Ago today. Released only 2 days after I released my first podcast. From the onset, sounding way more professional than my fledgling efforts, Peter’s show and mine bumbled along independently, but with increasing intersections like a rather cool Venn diagram.
Back in the day we used music we found on the Podsafe Music Network and we registered when we played them. I found Peter was playing the same tracks as myself and, as my family and I regularly holidayed in Suffolk I decided to make contact. We met up for a beer or two in Southwold and you can find that encounter in Podcast #55. We’ve been firm friends ever since.
But lets go back to the beginning and have a listen to Suffolk and Cool #1.
Here are the shownotes:
The first show, which features:
bill “Sound Scientist” – formed in the fall of 2003 when band members and long time friends Curtis Hartling (guitar, vocals, drums), Jonathan Coyle (drums, vocals, keys, guitars) and Dave Marciano (bass, sax, vocals) wanted to do something new in San Diego.
Upcoming dates include:
www.billmusic.net
The Fat Band interview – Suffolk and Cambridge based R&B band of varying size and line-up. The core of the band has been together for 30 years, together they always put together a great show. Line-up generally includes bass, percussion, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, a brass section and two lead singers. The band seems ready to recruit backing singers who will have to live with the name “The Fatettes”.
A bit of a rant about the music business and the benefits of podcasting for musicians and listeners.
Majek Fashek “I am not afraid” – Nigerian reggae artist who meshes Reggae, Rock, Afrobeat, Juju, Kpanngolo and Olokun rythems with nods to the like of Bob Marley, Fela and Jimi Hendrix.
This show includes music from the Podsafe Music Network
Twenty years ago today a very young sounding, rather naïve, 45 year old bloke recorded his first podcast. He’d just been given an iPod for Christmas 2005 and just discovered these things called podcasts on the iTunes website. Finding that some of these podcasts featured independent, hobbyist DJs he decided to throw his own hat in the ring. The rest is history.
I’ve thought about making a new “best of” podcast to commemorate 20 years since this event took place, but it would be no more than an extended version of podcasts I’ve already created. Instead I’m republishing that first ever podcast. Only 5 tracks, but clearly demonstrating what PCP would become over the years. I hope you enjoy it. I still do.
A Netlabelday 2025 special
(un)defeated…with tracks by…Singularity Observatory, Mira, I Neurologici, Decode Blue, BTB, Potenciómetro, Project Serendipity, Bunshi, Ayankoko, Combat Killer, Guillaume Blache, Dj Scotch Egg, TerbujurKaku, Lucille Cornelius, Michel Banabila, The Polish Ambassador, Deep Nebula, Plateau Sigma, user12400003580
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A Netlabelday 2025 special
Bark At The Moon…with tracks by…Brooklyn Station, Tom Toms, One Dub Connection, Y. K. Beats, High Snow, Cheese N Pot-C, Dub Dillah, Iliaque, Marwood Williams, Bist, Vejas, B4, Brioskj, Sascha Müller, Goodmvn Records, Rootsman Selecta, Lyda Aguas, DDO, Floating Mind, Valovoima, Humona
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PCP#271… Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky!….
Urban Legend: Good Luck Mr Gorsky!
Listen to Apollo 11 “live” 40 years later: https://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/apollo11_radio/
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PCP#56…Leeds Festival (Part 2)…
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