Union Carbide Productions get the ball rolling after which I moan about iTunes

12 seemingly refusing to sync new albums on my iPod. Steve Conte cheers things

up with a track from his critically acclaimed “NYC” album. Whilst in between

the aforementioned Steve Conte and D-A-D I tell a hypothetical (sic) story

about the perils of not owning an Oyster Card. The Whocares have a track off their

overlooked, by me, album “Now In Full Stereo” aired before the first “Compare

& Contrast” of 2015 comes into court. Prosecuting are the Lightning Seeds

whilst the defendants are The Damned. The title track of Calabrese soon to be

released 6th album “Lust For Sacrilege” gets The Rock Show treatment

before I tell you of the fantasy festival that was to be held in Stockholm on

three impossible days at the end of next month. Underpinned by The last ever Gluecifer

studio track. I moan about the TV being so dire over the Festive Period, the

only high points being the non-Christmas films that are shown. Not forgetting the

Clash Documentary that was shown on New Year’s Day on BBC Four. Obviously I

play a song by them, which is swiftly followed by The Hellacopters. As we reach

the home straight Thee Imperial Royales, with their

second album of Surf, Goth ‘n’ Roll in 10 years are played and then it’s the

turn of The

Dime Store Haloes, oh the interconnectiveness. Rounding the show off are; The

Drej, who have decided to call it a day and Motӧrhead who remind us of their

roots.