Weekender: April tracks

Has one of your tracks made it on to our show this month? See what we're playing throughout April on BBC Weekender Introducing.

Friday, 30 April, 2010

Ash - Binary

Invocal - You Are Spoiling Us

New Cassettes

Parks Dept - Are We On

Dutch Blue Guards - Sid N Nancy

New Casettes - The Wax

Matthew King - Honey, I

Home From Illinois - Sound and the Lights

Victor - I'm Cool

My First Tooth - The Factory

The Lie Awakes - They're Listening Now

Friday, 23 April, 2010

Chapter 24 - Gregory

Homelife - Atlas (Humble Soul records)

Cousin Avi - Justify My Blues (Live session for the Weekender)

Billy Lockett - Follow Me (Exclusive first play)

Giles Likes Tea - Falling in Time

Corrine Lucy - Wiser

Pat Fish - Nature Boy

Curtis E Johnson - American Monster

Friday, 16 April, 2010

An Army of Lights - Thelma

Neil Brophy - The Record Collector

Chris Startup Feat Champagne Bubblee - Dutch Courage

James Edward and the Bagshaws - Fables of History

Zapoppin - Hoisted

Rouge State Circus - The Girl In The Moon

Villagers - Becoming a Jackal

Bauhaus - Kick In The Eye

Ko Fi - Light Shines

Sacred Mother Tongue - The End

Chris Startup and Champagne Bubblee - Look For Another

Friday, 9 April, 2010

Local tracks from local people in the county.

The Moons - Let It Go (Acid Jazz)

The Eviltones - Telekinetic

Midi Midis - There's Just Far Too Much Going On Upstairs For Me To Feel Truly Comfortable With

Myself (BBC Introducing Maida Vale Session)

The All New Adventures of Us - 45 Forever (BBC Session)

The Kirkland Turn - Miss Magdalene

New Cassettes - The Waxx

Judy Mooch - Worthwhile (Weekender session)

Victoria & Jacob - With No Certainty

Magic Skool Bus - Kickin' Doors

Midi Midis - Nothing Means Anything

Joel Harries - Callous Hands

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