Thursday, 1 April 2010

Ten Songs Podcast #16

So this month’s been a bit mental again. Oh well, better to be busy than not, which is why this show is almost late... that and audacity crashing and me losing everything. Anyhow, this time out, there’s a live set from Sauna Youth, who are one of my favourite UK bands at the moment. They play rad garage punk with a sweet poppy vibe and neat reverby sounds. I defy you not to nod along. As well as this, there’s a couple of tracks taken from the Pink Couch Session section of the If You Make It website. If you’re not familiar with If You Make It, it’s a great online community where you can download cool tunes and other DIY stuff for free. You should really check it out if you haven’t already at www.ifyoumakeit.com.

Thanks as always to Rich Smith for making the live recording happen and to Sauna Youth for letting us record them. Good times, these. – Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Bridge & Tunnel – Call To The Controller’s Office (From the
“Pink Couch Sessions” section of the If You Make It website)

2. Direct Control – Public Safety (From the “Public Safety” CD on
Maximum Rock’n’roll Records)
3. Violent Arrest – Living Hell (From the “No Bullshit 4” 7” on
No Way Records)
4. Give Up The Ghost – God Save The Queen (From the “Background Music” CD on
Equal Vision Records)
5. Unity – Straight On View (From the “You Are One” CD on
Indecision Records)

6. Imperial Can – Can’t You See Were Sinking (From the “Hey Fuckers” CD on Rock-It-Records –
Imperial Can Myspace)
7. Psyched To Die – 5 Year Plan (From the “Year 1” CD on
Dirtnap Records)
8. Shortcuts – 2012 (From the self released “S/T” CD –
Shortcuts myspace)
9. Reigning Sound – Stick Up For Me (From the “Love & Curses” CD on
In The Red Records)

Sauna Youth, Live @ Planet Sounds
10. Sauna Youth - Delta Caps
11. Sauna Youth – Pictures Of Cats
12. Sauna Youth – Deal Castle
13. Sauna Youth - Eurozone
14. Sauna Youth – Mild Horses
Sauna Youth have a tape available and a 7” out soon. You can contact them via their myspace page. This set was recorded by Rich Smith. Rich has a mobile studio (he doesn’t work for Planet Sounds), doesn’t charge much, does a great job and is an all-round good guy. You should totally drop him an email at rich_smith@live.co.uk if you’re on the south coast and want to record.

15. Austin Lucas – Go West (From the “Pink Couch Sessions” section of the If You Make It website)

Notes:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format.
2. I asked the bands (Imperial Can, Shortcuts, Sauna Youth) or the labels (In The Red, Dirtnap, If You Make It, Maximum Rock’n’roll, No Way, Equal Vision, Indecision, In The Red) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment. And if you think you might want to have a go at making your own podcast, here’s a step by step guide to How I Made This Show.

How To Listen To The Show:
I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)






Sunday, 28 February 2010

Ten Songs Podcast #15

February was a manic month. I am ill and broken and poor. But it was all worth it. I made it back to Berlin and hung out with some great people, ate some great food, and saw the sights. I saw some awesome bands this month like Vitamin X, Billy Bragg, Brothers and Sauna Youth (all in the last 7 days actually...). And I picked up a stack of sweet records. Good times, these.

Anyhow, this is March’s show and there’s the usual mix of punk and hardcore. There’s also another live set – this time of my band Like Grenades. Thanks to Rich Smith as always for making that happen and for his support in keeping this part of the show going. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Vivian Girls – The End (From the “Everything Goes Wrong” CD on
In The Red Records)

2. Psyched To Die – Conditioned To Fail (From the “Year 1” CD on
Dirtnap Records)
3. Bloody Gears – Bite The Head (From the self released “Demo 2009” tape –
Bloody Gears blogspot)
4. 86 Mentality – Gonna Hafta Fight (From the “Goin’ Nowhere Fast” CD on
Grave Mistake Records)
5. Social Circkle – I Don’t Want (From the “I’ve Got Afflictions” 7” on
No Way Records)

6. Nobunny – Somewhere New (From the “Love Visions” CD on
1-2-3-4-Go! Records)
7. This Is My Fist! – All That Is Wrong (From the split 7” with The Marked Men on
No Idea Records)
8. Pinhead Gunpowder – Landlords (From the “Kick Over The Traces” CD on
Recess Records)
9. Wegrowbeards – Everything Changes (From the split tape with Cynics –
Wegrowbeards myspace)

Like Grenades, Live @ Planet Sounds
10. Like Grenades – Clocking Out
11. Like Grenades – Morning Sickness
12. Like Grenades - Vaccum
13. Like Grenades – Flat Earth
Like Grenades are – Sam (Drums),Tommy (Guitar), Al (Bass), Phil (Vocals). They have a 5 song tape available and you can contact them via their myspace page.This set was recorded by Rich Smith. Rich has a mobile studio (he doesn’t work for Planet Sounds), doesn’t charge much, does a great job and is an all-round good guy. You should totally drop him an email at rich_smith@live.co.uk if you’re on the south coast and want to record.

14. Cynics – In The Valley (From the split tape with Wegrowbeards –
Cynics myspace)

Notes:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format.
2. I asked the bands (Bloody Gears, Wegrowbeards, Cynics, Social Circkle), the labels (In The Red, Dirtnap, No Idea, Recess) or Cam at Southern Lovin’ (Nobunny) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment. And if you think you might want to have a go at making your own podcast, here’s a step by step guide to How I Made This Show.

How To Listen To The Show:
I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)




Saturday, 30 January 2010

Ten Songs Podcast #14

February and it’s still fucking cold, although at least the snows gone and I finally got paid. January’s a long month innit. Anyhow, this show features the second of our studio live sets. Rich Smith was kind enough to record a studio set from the Southampton hardcore band Defier for me that’ll appeal to anyone who likes modern hardcore bands like Have Heart and Blacklisted. You can hear the four tracks from that session for the first time ever on this show. Thanks to Rich and Defier for making this happen and keeping the ball rolling with what is going to be a regular part of the podcast. As well as this, I picked up the “Toronto’s Burning” compilation LP on Schizophrenic Records so this shows fairly heavy on the TOHC. Enjoy. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Fucked Up – Litany (From the “Epics In Minutes” CD on
Deranged Records)

2. School Jerks – Guest List (From the “Toronto’s Burning” LP on
Schizophrenic Records)
3. Cloak/Dagger – Don’t Need A... (From the “Don’t Need A...” 7” on
Grave Mistake Records)
4. Tubers – The Expense Of Flight (From the “Anachronous” CD on
No Idea Records)
5. On Point – Time Cant Come Back (From the “Look Me In The Eyes” demo - contact them via their
myspace)

6. Sauna Youth – E2 Bang Bang (From their self released demo tape – contact them via their
myspace)
7. Dear Landlord – Oakland (From the “Dream Homes” CD on
No Idea Records)

8. Dangerloves – You & Me (From the “Toronto’s Burning” LP on Schizophrenic Records)
9. Sexy – Smoking Popes (From the “Por Vida” CD on
Plan It X Records)

Defier, Live @ Planet Sounds
10. Defier – Crossing Wires
11. Defier – Outlive (Guns Up Cover)
12. Defier – Small Town Strain
13. Defier - Resolution
Defier are – Spence (Drums),Andy, (Guitar), Steve (Bass), Tommy (Vocals. They have a self released demo available and you can contact them via their myspace page.This set was recorded by Rich Smith. Rich has a mobile studio (he doesn’t work for Planet Sounds), doesn’t charge much, does a great job and is an all-round good guy. You should totally drop him an email at rich_smith@live.co.uk if you’re on the south coast and want to record.

14. Eddy Current Suppression Ring – It’s All Square (From the “S/T” CD on
Goner Records)


Notes:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format.
2. I asked the bands (On Point, Sauna Youth, Defier), the labels (Grave Mistake, Deranged, No Idea, Schizophrenic) or Cam at Southern Lovin’ (Eddy Current) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment. And if you think you might want to have a go at making your own podcast, here’s a step by step guide to
How I Made This Show.

How To Listen To The Show:
I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you
CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you
RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)




Wednesday, 23 December 2009

Ten Songs Podcast #13

Merry Christmas, ya mugs! I know this shows a bit earlier than usual, but I’m off work because Stown looks like a skating rink/bus disaster zone/non-win no-fee lawyers wet dream so I figured I’d take advantage of the unexpected free time.

Anyhow, this show should really be called “Fourteen Songs” because as well as the usual mix of punk and hardcore, there’s the first of what I hope will become a regular feature. Rich Smith, from Gordon Gano’s Army, was kind enough to record a studio set from the Southampton noisy, Jesus Lizard-style hardcore band The Good Wife for me. You can hear the four tracks from that session for the first time ever on this show. Thanks to Rich and the Good Wife for making this happen – I’m totally stoked on how it came out. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Eddy Current Suppression Ring – Get Up Morning (From the “S/T” CD on
Goner Records)

2. Wasted Time – And So It Goes (From the “No Shore” 7” on
Grave Mistake Records)
3. Brutal Knights – Bikini Diet (From the “Feast Of Shame” CD on
Deranged Records)
4. Count Me Out – Against The World (From the “Permanent” CD on
Indecision Records)
5. Government Warning – Executed (From the “Executed” 7” on
Grave Mistake Records and No Way Records)

6. Co-Co-Coma– You Better Beware (From the “Things Are Not Alright” CD on
Goner Records)
7. The Shaking Hands – Buried Treasure (From the “#1 Reason To Move To Gainesville” LP on
No Idea Records)
8. Royal Headache – Eloise (From their demo –
Royal Headache myspace)
9. Chinese Telephones – All Right (From the split 7“ with Dear Landlord on
Recess Records)

Good Wife, Live @ Planet Sounds
10. The Good Wife – Most Girls Are Potato
11. The Good Wife – Teeth & Tongue
12. The Good Wife – Vas Diaz
13. The Good Wife – An Unsuccessful Husband
On this recording, the Good Wife were – Dan (Drums), Nick, (Guitar), Tom (Guitar), Russ (Bass), Matt (Vocals), Clive (Vocals). The current Good Wife line up is Dan (Drums), Nick, (Guitar), Clive (Guitar), Russ (Bass), Emile (Vocals). They have a 7” on Superfi Records and you can find out more on their myspace page. This set was recorded by Rich Smith. Rich has a mobile studio (he doesn’t work for Planet Sounds), doesn’t charge much, does a great job and is an all-round good guy. You should totally drop him an email at rich_smith@live.co.uk if you’re on the south coast and want to record.

14. Radon – A Fist Full Of Potash (From the Four Way Split 7” on
Fast Crowd Records)

Notes:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format.
2. I asked the bands (Royal Headache, Good Wife), the labels (Grave Mistake, Deranged, Indecision, No Idea, Fast Crowd) or Cam at Southern Lovin’ (Eddy Current, Co-Co-Coma) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment. And if you think you might want to have a go at making your own podcast, heres a step by step guide to How I Made This Show.

How To Listen To The Show:
I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)




Wednesday, 25 November 2009

Ten Songs Podcast #12

This months show = No theme sets. No local sets. No bullshit. Just rad tunes. Get in. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. 86 Mentality – Out Of Control (From the “Final Exit” CD on
Deranged Records)

2. Disco Assault – Work To Survive (From the “Saturday Night Bleeder” 7” on
Schizophrenic Records - Disco Assault home page)
3. Ten Yard Fight – Forever (From the “Hardcore Pride EP” CD on
Equal Vision Records)
4. Bad Choice – Lash Out (From the self released “Demo 09” -
download link on their myspace page)
5. Social Circkle – Life Crisis (From the “I’ve Got Afflictions” 7” on
No Way Records)

6. Impulse International – Dedication To Action (From the “Point Of Action” CD on
Dirtnap Records)
7. Failures Union – Bike Thief (From the split 7” with Cheap Girls on
Art of the Underground Records)
8. Statues – Distance-Duration (From the “Terminal Bedroom” CD on
Deranged Records)
9. Pink Razors – Geometric Park (From the “Leave Alive” CD on
No Idea Records)

10. Mega Games 2 – Dempsie (From the self released “Mega Games 2 Tour CD 09” -
download link on their myspace page)

Woo:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format, especially this time around because I had a nightmare making the Ten Yard Fight song loud enough and some of the songs wanted to play at the wrong speed for some reason. I think my PC fucking hates me.
2. I asked the bands (Disco Assault, Bad Choice, Social Circkle, Mega Games 2) or the labels (Deranged, Equal Vision, Dirtnap, Art Of The Underground) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment.

I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)




Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Ten Songs Podcast #11

Fuck its November almost. Where’s the year gone? I don’t know. And I feel kinda ill. So I loaded up on garlic. Now I’m kinda ill and kinda smelly. Balls. Anyhow this is the final part of a trilogy of shows focusing on punk and hardcore in my home town of Southampton. I’ve saved some gems until last so I hope you dig it. There’s also a bunch of other cool pop punk and garage tracks to get hip to. Happy Halloween/Guy Fawkes night, see you next month. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing

1. Gordon Gano's Army – Who You Really Are (From Art of the Underground Singles Series Vol 22 7" on Art of the Underground)

2. Business Of Death – Definition (From the self released S/T LP –
Business Of Death Myspace)
3. 7 Arrows Through Your Bastard Heart – Democracy At Work (From the self released S/T CD-R -
7 Arrows Myspace)
4. Through These Eyes – Break In (From the split CD with When All Else Fails on Cat n’ Cakey Records)
5. Minute Manifesto – Coping Vulture (From the split LP Urko on
Enslaved Records and Boy Useless Records)

6. The Tamrons – Wildman (From the “Back From The Grave Volume 2” CD on
Crypt Records)
7. The Marked Men – Locked Out (From the “Ghosts” CD on
Dirtnap Records)
8. The New Bomb Turks – I’m Weak (From the “Destroy-O-Boy” CD on
Crypt Records)
9. Bangers – Most Wanted Men (From the “Brits Abroad” 7” on
Specialist Subject Records)

10. No Bunny – It’s True (From the “Love Visions” CD on
1-2-3-4-Go! Records)

Oi Feckin’ Oi!:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format. I hope that makes sense!
2. I asked the bands (Business Of Death, 7 Arrows Through Your Bastard Heart, Through These Eyes, Minute Manifesto, Bangers), the labels (Crypt, Dirtnap, Art Of The Underground) or Southern Lovin’ (1-2-3-4-Go!) if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!
3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment.

I've uploaded the podcast to bliptv. I'm a little confused by RSS feeds and all that bumph, but I think that they sort all this for me. This means that it should be pretty easy to subscribe to the podcast. As I understand it, you need to cut and paste this url into your podcast catcher - http://tensongspodcast.blip.tv/rss - or if you use itunes, hopefully you'll be able to do the same thing if you CLICK HERE.

Uploading to blip.tv also means that you can use the player below to stream the podcast and listen to it without downloading it. Plus if you RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" you should have the option of downloading the podcast and listening to it on the sly at work or something. Get in. (If you left click, it streams the audio too, but it jumps to another page and takes forever.)



Monday, 28 September 2009

Ten Songs Podcast #10

This is October’s podcast and the second of three shows focusing on punk and hardcore from my home town of Southampton. This is an entire show of old Southampton bands from between 2000–2007 – basically from about the millennium to when I went travelling. I started off with the idea that I could do a kind of overview that would include all the great bands from this period but there were too many songs and too many people that needed to be included. So even though Ten Songs #11 is going to feature another short set of old Southampton HC, I couldn’t include everyone and everything. Sorry, it’s nothing personal. Anyhow, I think this has been my favourite show to record and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did digging out all the old CDs and putting it together. - Phil Chokeword

Track Listing
1. Parade Of Enemies – South Coast Thrash Attack (From their self released demo)

2. No Substance – Not Just Surviving (From the “Last Seven Songs” CDR on At The Library Records –
No Substance Myspace)
3. Intent – Socialisation (From “Dirty Half Dozen” CD on Milliepeed Records -
Intent Myspace)
4. Social Parasites – Society (From the self released self titled CDR –
Social Parasites Myspace)
5. Wreak Of Old 98 – My Friends Are My Heroes (From the self titled LP on
Opiate, Milliepeed Records, Superfi Records, SNCL and Weight Of Days)

6. Circus Act – You, The Suspect (From the “This Is Your Destination” CD on Milliepeed Records –
Circus Act Myspace)
7. Haywire – Carnival of Chaos (Unreleased -
Haywire Myspace)
8. Disoma – Train Drivers Dream Of Becoming Pilots (Milliepeed Records)
9. Pilger – Employment As Water Torture (From the “Begging For A Silver Lining” CD on
Peter Bower Records – Pilger Myspace)

10. Russ Substance – Take A Fall (From the “Garden-Core!” CD-R on Milliepeeed and At The Library Records)


FFFFUUUUKKKKYYYYYYOOOOOUUUUU:
1. This was put together on my family's PC using Audacity and a USB record player, some over played CDs and 7"s and a cheap Internet microphone. Plus this MP3 is a lower bit rate than most in order to keep it at a manageable size. So if there’s a song on here that you dig and want to buy the record it came off, don't be put off if it sounds kinda rough or scuzzy. I can guarantee it'll sound better in the original format. I hope that makes sense!
2. I asked the bands if it was OK to podcast their songs and they were cool with it. I think one of the great things about the Internet is that it’s really easy to get in contact with people whose music you dig and I'd like to take time to thank them for allowing me to play their songs. Cheers!

3. It goes without saying that if you like this podcast, let your friends know about it! Please? Thank you. And get in touch too if you dig it/hate it/have any tips. tensongspodcast [at] googlemail [dot] com or leave a comment.

How To Listen To The Show:
I've uploaded the podcast to Libsyn as part of updating the blog.
CLICK HERE to subscribe using i-Tunes
RIGHT CLICK HERE and select "save target as" to download the show as an MP3.