Broadcast on 02-May-2013

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The Abramson Singers - Jack of Diamonds (Late Riser)Cascadia - Yours (Level Trust EP)BItch Moves - Winter Warm (Lunch Times)Katie and the Lichen - Where the Dirt Lives (Yours Truly)Tough Age - Sea of White (Unreleased)Open Relationship - Born Weird (Born Weird)SUUNS - Mirror Mirror (Image Du Futur)Valleys - Oridinary Dream (Stoner)Johnny de Courcy and the Death Ranger - Waltz@3 (Johnny de Courcy and the Death Rangers)Cousins - Khyber (The Palm at the End of the Mind)Jay Arner - Black Horse (Bad Friend)Shotgun Jimmie - Adventure In the Heart (Everything, Everything)Shotgun Jimmie - Last Night (Everything, Everything)Hooded Fang - Bye Bye Land (Gravez)Movieland - politics of ecology (Blows Up)Safety Show - Dive (O'Burro)Watermelon - Fog (Cassette)Love Cuts - Soltaire (+2 -1)B-Lines - Psychedelic HighSchool (B-Lines)

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