ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this week’s episode we review the new album from Francis of Delirium, and we also lend our ears to new singles from Gilla Band, Sarah Crean, Morgana and Mischa and the Bear. Our man in the trenches, James Hendicott, tells us all about his visit to the Slam Dunk Festival, and if that wasn't enough Jason Collins joins us with another retro review, this time he takes a fresh look at Massive Attack's seminal debut album Blue Lines.
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