Brian's Indie Show on Radio KC from Sunday 16th September - REPLAY

Brian's Indie Show Replay:

As played Sunday 11.11.18 on 

Radio KC:

From 5-7pm UK Time:

Apologies for a previous technical blip...the correct replay is available now below today as played on Radio KC 5-7pm on 11.11.18:

Enjoy! 

Tracks by:

Bryony Sier - We’re All Sinners Milo Seabird - Lullaby Graingerboy - I Wanted To Mess Up Sisteray - Wannabees Candy Opera - What A Way To Travel Bloody Knees - Reel The Wombats - Bee-Sting Lee Christian - The Dreamstealers (Fever Dream Mix) Jimmy Lee Morris - It Aint Me Babe (Dylan Cover) Bobby Motherwell - Skylight Fiona Ross - That Moment Clark Twain - Try Too Hard Mickey 9s - Planet The RPMs - Let Things Happen Ishani - Dark Angel The Neville Staple Band - Roadblock Lyerr - Taking Over The Neville Staple Band - Roadblock Lyerr - Taking Over Brass Phantoms - City Of Wolves Who Killed Nancy Johnson - Dark Horse The Blinders - Murder At The Ballet The Pitchforks - Waste Of A Day Himalayas - Thank God I’m Not You Wylderness - Sunography Hey Bulldog - Al Lupo Katalina Kicks - Waterfall Me Me Detroit - Get Down On With Me The Jade assembly - Nothing Changes The Kut - Mind Games The Mutineers - Couldn’t Get Over You True Dat - Sunshine Hey Gigantic - Fools Young Fathers - Holy Ghost

Brian's Indie Show REPLAY from 3.6.18 on Radio KC

Brian's Indie Show Replay

As played on Radio KC

Internet Radio on rkc.noip.me

Played in 174 countries 

Worldwide on 2 satellites

Website: ralphslife.co.uk

REPLAY

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CHVRCHES - Miracle
The RPMs - Let Things Happen
The Wooden Men - Sunny Day
Lack of Afro - Back To The Day
The Clause - Tokyo
Ded Rabbitt - Moonlight Horror
Cold Years - Endless
ASHFIELDS - Please
IAKO - Paint
Savage Mansion - Sparky Gone To Heaven
Paper Hawk - Written In The Lines
Millie Manders and The Shutup - Monster
Galaxy Thieff - For A Bad Time
The Jade Assembly - Nothing Changes
OCTOBER DRIFT - All Broken Down
The Slow Readers Club - Lunatic
Puppet Rebellion - Cupboards Painted Red
Michael Jablonka - Flump
Ceiling Demons - Without Certainty
The Sandlewoods - A Guide To Drug Running
True Dat - Segments
Bill Nickson - What To Say
Katalina Kicks - Kick It
Dirty Sister - Middle Class Busker
Rob Clarke and The Wooltones - It's Groovy
Frightened Rabbit - No Real Life

Brian's Indie Show REPLAY - as played on Radio KC - 29.4.18

Brian's Indie Show Replay

As played on Radio KC

Internet Radio on rkc.noip.me

Played in 174 countries 

Worldwide on 2 satellites

Website: ralphslife.co.uk

REPLAY

Music Blog: fruitbatwalton.blogspot.co.uk

Submissions: ralphslife@mail.com

Twitter: @fruitbatwalton

PLAYLIST : Click on their name to follow them on Facebook...

Hey Gigantic - Colours
Oranj Son - Radio Wires
The Boston Shakers - Ready For You
The Velvet Hands - Sick Of Living
Jennings Couch - Stay Out
Feliicia Eliza - Scandinavian Traveller
Krrum - Waves
SONS - Rise
Rat Scabies - Chew On You
Quotes of the Dead - Legs Akimbo
Submariner - Stumbling
Michelle Walsh - Fire Away
Billy Bibby & The Wry Smiles - War Of One
Campbell's Wild - Smoking Guns
Acadian Driftwood - Catch The Sun
Alba Rosa - The Storm
Savage Mansion - Trouble In Paradise
Paper Hawk - Trails
Craig-Russell Horne - Control
Three Kings High - Bone Dry
Vieon - Fly By Light
Broken By Rock - BluGlo
Harlequiin - Bandit In A Blindfold
SAPHO - Change
Titors Insignia - Scream My Name
The Moods - Hidden

Brian's Top 10 Chart - as played on Radio KC 29..4.18

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Tracks from the Top Ten Blogged Bands are played 

every Sunday after 5-7pm on Radio KC as part of 

Brian's Indie Show.

LISTEN TO LAST WEEK'S TOP 10 HERE

AS PLAYED ON RADIO KC - 29.4.18

BRIAN'S BRAND NEW TOP 10 CHART 

Published on 12.5.18 and as played after 

THE INDIE SHOW on RADIO KC - 13.5.18 - from 5-7pm

No 1: Spring Break

For the last year Spring Break have been working on their debut album Tropicaledonia; a fusion of many styles, drawing influence from a rich palette of folk, funk, blues and jazz whilst all the while steeped in the cut and paste traditions of hip hop. 

Spring Break hope the musical diversity of the record will appeal to a wide range of tastes as it draws from the varied backgrounds of all the band members and collaborators. 

No 2: MeMe Detroit

Sitting somewhere between sleazy grunge and power indie, MeMe Detroit oozes sultry guitar driven hooks with a head turning vocal and MeMe Detroit has been pulling in fans with a magnetism that is both eloquent yet effortlessly cool. 

Previous support slots include bands such as Dead Sea Skulls, Piano Wire, Fun Lovin' Criminals and Asylums. Stand out shows include The main stage at Moto GP, Silverstone, The O2 Academy, Dublin Castle, The Finsbury pub for Get In Her Ears and Jurassic Fields Festival

No 3: The Kut

Rock category Finalist of the UK Songwriting Contest 2017 and Semi-Finalist of the USA led International Songwriting Competition, The Kut have announced a World Wide Record Deal with Cargo Records for their long-awaited debut album Valley of Thorns. Known for bringing some of the best independent albums to the fore, including those by The White Stripes, The Black Keys and Jonny Rotten’s Public Image Limited, Cargo Records have now put pen to paper and added The Kut to a long list of UK indie musicians to join their worldwide roster.

No 4: Acrylic

Once in a while some new music comes along that transports you back to when you first heard a new release by a band that later becomes a true classic. 

Such was the occurrence on first listening to the upcoming EP release by burgeoning Scottish Alt-Popsters Acrylic. 

Listening to their All I AM EP transported me back to first listens to the likes of The Blue Nile and their near incomparable release Stay. 

No 5: Brownbear

What is Home? is the debut album from Brownbear. Combining strong melodies and indie riffs that have come to be expected from the band with an added lyrical maturity, the album covers love, loss and life whilst questioning what exactly home is. The album is preceded by an addictive and accomplished single release by the band in the shape of Truth Without Consequence which is accompanied by an equally accomplished and stylish video.

Brownbear are a four-piece indie-rock outfit led by singer/songwriter Matt Hickman.

No 6: The Velvet Hands 

The Velvet Hands have long time been favourites for plays on the Ralph's Life Indie Show on Radio KC over the last few years and with the imminent release of a debut album on limited edition blue vinyl for Record Store Day and general release May 5th it would be rude not to check it out here on the blog. 

We'll be featuring Sick Of Living on Brian's Indie Show on Radio KC Sunday 29th April as a pre-release spin of a track from the album Party's Over.

No 7: Bugeye

Having made a splash in 2016 and 2017 with airplay from luminaries such as BBC 6 Music, Steve Lamacq and rave reviews from the likes of God Is In The TV, female fronted, disco-punk band, Bugeye, return with their new single, I’m Not the One and a UK tour with sold out shows.  

Taking obvious inspiration from early pop punk bands such as, Siouxsie and the Banshees and Altered Images with a visual nod to David Lynch and punch-drunk productions, I’m Not The One sees the band take on a slightly darker pop approach.

No 8: Hey Bulldog

Brian's favourite video this week is Al Lupo by Hey Bulldog. 

Like many bands before, Hey Bulldog began as a germ of an idea of main man Rob Manton. The multi-talented Manchester-based musician recorded the debut EP, New York City Blues, by himself with the help of a drum machine.

Before turning the project into a fully-fledged band, Manton created a buzz with the help of music websites and a variety of fanzines. 

No 9: Apollo Junction

Leed’s natives Apollo Junction are set to release their new single Begin on May 18th via self release. The track is a masterful re-working of the original release of Begin five years ago, bringing us a fuller, rounder more radio friendly single that's a guaranteed floor-filler.

The original is on their Bandcamp but you'll be able to hear a pre-release spin of the track on Brian's Radio KC Indie Show of April 1st and that is no joke I promise you.

No 10: Millie Manders & The Shutup

Brian's favourite video this week is a premiere of Monster by Millie Manders and The Shutup.

Millie had this to say about the video which touches on subject matter very close to our collective heart.

"I wrote Monster while I was in the middle of an anxiety attack. I felt like I had a monster behind me and inside of me chaining me down and feeding me all the nasty things you feed yourself  - that you are worthless, pathetic, unloved, alone etc.