On this episode:

The worst Christmas songs, Cat McQueen, Kings of Leon and pigeon attacks are just some of the things discussed in a ramshackle way.

The new music comes from Andrew Irvine from London, the song is called Superstar from the album Wrong by Design. It is a song for all those; got the gear but no idea wannabe rock stars you will see at your local open mic night.

Please follow the below links to see more of Andrew’s stuff:

https://andrewirvine.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/22473470463/about/

On this episode:

We look @ a Spice Girl, a Supermarket, a fast train and the power of a delayed message.

The new music comes from Every Branch, a New England three piece indie/alternative rock band.

Their song Meaning, is a slow burning epic that Dave says is one of the best songs he’s heard in the last decade.

Follow the below link to learn more about Every Branch:

https://everybranch.bandcamp.com/

On this episode:

Dave is back from holiday but isn’t going to go on about it.

Elsewhere, Self-partnering, Airport material and a land lock are all discussed at varying lengths.

The new music comes from Candy From Strangers, imagine London Grammar with touches of Massive Attack and a sprinkle of DJ Shadow.

Candy from Strangers come from Prince George, Virginia and you can learn more by clicking on the below links:

http://www.candyfromstrangers.xyz/?fbclid=IwAR1Lo8xytzNqMqVHQeGiDn6WKOdvxIvKR3g--_fFbJVyLMh_UV3pOrqioGk

https://www.facebook.com/iheartcandyfromstrangers/

On this episode

Dave talks Arnie, Paul Rudd, Superhero movies and the name Nigel.

The new music comes from The Bungalows.

They come from Gerringong, Australia.

Their guitar pop gem is called Planet Earth.

Learn more about the below:

https://thebungalows.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/thebungalowsmusic

On this packed episode:

Dave talks performing at a Birthday Party, Friends, CV’s and having the last laugh.

The new music comes from Blood Like Honey from Norwich.

The song is Annex and is 3 minutes and 26 seconds of pop punk perfection.

Learn more about Blood Like Honey below:

https://www.facebook.com/bloodlikehoney/

https://twitter.com/bloodlikehoney1

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7FTzYN4xsxHgHVDfcOv2pm?si=vIze-O_iR-qqzN7Snzt8jA&fbclid=IwAR0F7dhgEdGkzq2JnDh4gGUSmr4U9588xZoCrRl7murVao-_nBnLfSdWweQ

https://www.instagram.com/bloodlikehoney/?fbclid=IwAR0cLgNCS1HMYoHcVOCcWfz80ZqIPASLBi6H7tfNA9WhtiLuHtTtLpZjaNU

https://bloodlikehoney.bigcartel.com/?fbclid=IwAR2l61K6kiRHc7_r_sigLUoUDX8BfuF8OFJdCXDb3uumqA9ER65ZCCBQ_As

On this episode:

Dave went to see that film everyone is talking about and gives you his over analysed view. Elsewhere, Vardy vs Rooney, Trump vs Nickelback and HMV vs a solid business plan are all discussed.

The news music is The Fisherman and the Sea from Helsinki, Finland.

Their song is called (I Only Ever Listen To) Oasis and it’s brilliant.

Learn more about them by clicking below:

https://www.thefishermanandthesea.com/

https://twitter.com/jon_fisherman?prefetchTimestamp=1570817351505

https://www.instagram.com/jon_fisherman/

https://thefishermanandthesea.bandcamp.com/

On this episode:

Dave talks when things get so bad you have to laugh, how Inheritance Tax is just wrong, no debate, no alternative view, just wrong and Dude Where My Car becomes real in Bristol.

The new music comes from FrogBelly, Champions of the Socially Awkward, and their song, Here Come The Sheepdogs is awesome.

Links beneath to learn more about FrogBelly:

https://open.spotify.com/album/56XffYjdqd8Neh5TjhtFUO?si=7f71udx8RuSb8wrcTJ4d1g

www.facebook.com/frogbellyband

www.frogbelly.co.uk

https://twitter.com/frogbellyband

On this episode:

We look @ The Emmys, Universal Credit and whether you would choose to sit next to a baby on a plane? Incidentally, sitting next to a baby on a plane is the straight to DVD prequel to Snakes on a Plane.

The new music this week comes from Get Out To Die from Paris, France.

A Two Piece Rock Band who fans of Royal Blood, Queens of the Stone Age and The Black Keys will love. The song is called Reckless and you can discover more about this brilliant band by following the below links:

https://www.facebook.com/getoutodie/

https://getouttodie.bandcamp.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38ix76OrEAY&feature=youtu.be

On this episode,

Dave talks birthdays and when they change from a celebration to a warning? Also the Top 100 films and albums of the 21st Century are assessed bitterly and a golden toilet is stolen.

The Angry Liberal takes an in-depth look @ Political Racism and playing us out is Groove Lagoon from Auckland, New Zealand. Their song, Reasons is 3 minutes of joy and fans of Panic at The Disco and The Killers will love them!

Below are all the links you need to learn more about them:

https://m.facebook.com/groovelagoonnz/

https://groovelagoon.bandcamp.com/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/183PzpDEAU2zVd46jcKpXe

On this episode:

Dave talks gigs all over the place, why stripy fried chicken is not a good idea and why DC needs to shut up forever.

The new music comes from Game Bird, an Art Rock Baroque Pop Band from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. Their majestic song, Money in May plays us out.

Learn more about Game Birds below:

https://gamebird.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/gamebirdband/

https://gamebird.co/?fbclid=IwAR2N8BRT5L7HOLzvo4svJyr_OGJoJSQfTiPcwTu44GL_QfPH708dT8EB6_k

https://open.spotify.com/artist/29t6nF4T6fWJaMVjDlkjew

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFO6dKDKgG4Aqmo-FgShOlQ?guided_help_flow=3