Rough Trade Edit Podcast

A weekly 60 minute selection of new, recent & forthcoming releases, across genres, selected & presented by Rough Trade staff on rotation, from across our stores. Nick selects the sounds this week, with bags of vibes and a good ol' assortment of tunes, from the country to the bangers - recorded live at Rough Trade East.

Teenage Fanclub - Thin Air (Pemo)

Allah-Las - 200 South La Brea (Kemado)

Wilco - Someone To Lose (Anti)

Angel Olsen - Never Be Mine (Demo) (Jagjagwar)

Chatham Country Line - Bull City Strut (Yep Roc)

Daniel Lanois - Goodbye To Language (Red Floor / Anti)

Seahawks - Escape Hatch (Ocean Moon)

H Grimace - Royal Hush (Opposite Number)

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Carmelita - Mitchie Mitchie Mojo (PTR)

The Headhunters - If You Got, You Get It (Festival)

Factory Floor - Ya (DFA)

Xenomorph - FYI Chris (Lion Oil / Rubadub)

O Xander - Thru Our Veins (White)

The Beatles - You Can't Do That (Live at the Hollywood Bowl) (Apple)

Norman Blake from Teenage Fanclub plays and discusses some of his favorite tracks pulled from the racks of Rough Trade East on the eve of their instore, to mark the release of their eleventh studio album, 'Here'.

https://roughtrade.com/music/here-b0e9afd6-713a-4789-83dd-7ca6eef8dc9c

In Loving Memory Of Work, curated by Craig Oldham, is a significant work presenting a visual record of Britain's longest ever industrial dispute: the 1984-85 UK miners' strike. Bringing together a myriad political graphics and cultural ephemera alongside first-hand testimonies, In Loving Memory of Work is by turn a celebration of the creativity of the working class, as well as a vital re-appraisal of the collective aesthetic of one of most important social and political events in recent history. Moving, witty and shocking in equal measure the book explores the immediate effects of the strike, while vividly demonstrating its continuing political and cultural relevance. Alongside a foreword from acclaimed film director Ken Loach, are original contributions from comedian Alexei Sayle, Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller, as well as notable designers including Ian Anderson (The Designers Republic), Jonathan Barnbrook, Ken Garland, and design critic Rick Poynor.

https://roughtrade.com/books/in-loving-memory-of-work-a-visual-record-of-the-uk-miners-strike-1984-85

A weekly 60 minute selection of new, recent & forthcoming releases, across genres, selected & presented by Rough Trade staff on rotation, from across our stores.

Bobby provides the sounds this week; first up a mix of post punk, hip hop, indie and alternative rock, whilst the second half is some heads-down electronics and a touch of soul - mixed live at Rough Trade East.

Family Fodder - Debbie Harry (Rough Trade Shops: Heroes 1976-2016)

DJ Shadow ft. Run the Jewels - Nobody Speak (Mass Appeal)

Wild Beasts - Big Cat (Domino)

De La Soul - Nosed Up (AOI)

Glass Animals - Pork Soda (Caroline)

Pavement - Unseen Power Of The Picket Fence (Rough Trade Shops: Heroes 1976-2016)

Lil Silva - Jimi (Good Years)

Morgan Delt - The Age Of The Birdman (Sub Pop)

Dinosaur Jr. - Left / Right (Jagjaguwar)

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GILA - Don't Chirp (XL)

Faster Action - Soki Loka (L.I.E.S.)

Tiga - Blondes Have More Fun (The Black Madonna Immaterial Girl Remix)

NHK yx Koyxen - 1070S (Diagonal)

Factory Floor - Slow Listen (DFA)

Midland - Vigilante (ReGraded)

The Chambers Brothers - Time Has Come Today (Warner)

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Slow Down, Love (Daptone)

Thundercat - Bus In This Streets (Brainfeeder)

John & Noreen from Rough Trade East take you on a journey through Sub Pop Records catalogue for Rough Trade's Label of the Month.

http://www.roughtrade.com/label-of-the-month

John & Noreen from Rough Trade East take you on a journey through Sub Pop Records catalogue for Rough Trade's Label of the Month.

http://www.roughtrade.com/label-of-the-month

Label of the Month Aug 2016 - TROJAN RECORDS by Rough Trade

Label of the Month Aug 2016 - TROJAN RECORDS by Rough Trade Radio