Broadcast on 04-Dec-2014 - With Co-host Alie from Supermoon

from CiTR -- Thunderbird Radio Hell · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Tarantula Head - The Deer Council (The Deer Council) Ok Vancouver OK - Non-Humanistic Approach (Influences) Chris-a-riffic - I Can't Carry That (Bible Beats) renny wilson - clean (punk explosion) Cult Babies - good death (cult babies ep) mattress - beautiful moment (fuck the future) Energy Slime - Bustin' Up (New Dimensional) The Zombies - She's Not Here Tell Her No (Begin Here) Ace Martens - Know You (Silent Days) Funk Schway - Summertime (Sh'qweyla) Supermoon - Burnout of my dreams (Burnout of my dreams) Talking Heads - Love->Building on Fire (77) Family Video - Maybe This Summer (Maybe This Summer) The Units - High Pressure Days (The Units) Haiku Charlie - Ghost Buildings (Ghost Buildings) The Cars - Just What I Needed (Drive) duran duran - hungry like the wolf (rio) Role Mach - Hobgoblin Blues (Holy Shades of Night)

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