Broadcast on 09-Aug-2012

from CiTR -- Electronic Alice Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Watermelon - Sunburn (...AND MEET THE SUN (live)) Grimes - Devon (Halfaxa) The Mouthbreathers - Birthdays (Appetite for Deconstruction) Cold Warps - Who Cares, I Guess (Endless Bummer) Pizza Sub - Common Cold (s/t) Thee Oh Sees - Flood's New Light (Putrifiers ll) Lower Dens - Candy (Nootropics) Expwy - Porthole Marriage Dance (I Love Montreal) (EP) Blackout Beach - Deserter's Song (Fuck Death) White Poppy - Wish & Wonder (I Had A Dream) Peace - I Forget (Sow Children) Chains of Love - Lies Lies Lies (Strange Grey Days) Tyranahorse - Rumble Tumble (Garbage Bears) Aaron Read - Womalamb/teeth are all somewhere (Total Trash) Fresh & Onlys - Diamond In The Dark (August In My Mind) Purity Ring - Ungirthed (Shrines) White Denim - Darlene (Takes Place in your Work Space)

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