The Track fam boys discuss an InEdit film festival favourite "Rise of the Synths" then sit back to let the cinematic wonder of an hour long mix of Synthwave wash over them.

Be it to help them get over their crippling shyness, indulge a musical whim, or rejuvenate a failing career... Danny guides Owen through the plentiful land of musicians who perform under alter egos.

Owen takes Danny on a weekend away to his fantasy festival. Chat about various past festival memories takes them on the usual side tracks and tangents punctuated with solid tunes.

Danny lets Owen know about a few people from different fields who have dabbled in music. This show delves into the musical output of men and women who have dipped their fingers in more than one pie with mixed results.

This week Danny and Owen turn their attention towards New York city's very own Tommy Boy Records. Loved by many but often embroiled in controversy, this ground breaking label released era defining hit after hit.

Danny and Owen peel open the giant can of references that is LCD Soundsystem's Losing my edge. LCD's first release simultaneously operates as indie pop hit and mission statement.

This week Danny and Owen play tracks by fictional bands from movies but get their heads a little twisted trying to work out where the line between reality and fiction lies.

Almost 1/5th of the acts appearing at this year´s Primavera Sound Festival are British. Owen and Danny present a genre-hopping selection of their must-see compatriots hailing from the small island.

This week on Track Family, Owen and Danny praise the influence of the Roland TR-808 drum machine AKA The Bass Machine! This ubiquitous piece of kit influenced every genre from the 70's onward. We all owe the 808 a debt of gratitude for moving our feet across many a dance floor.

Danny and Owen delve into the bizarre life and career of hi-NRG disco empresario Bobby Orlando. His relentless work ethic and willingness to bend the rules throw up some interesting tales a behind lesser-known character from music's past.