Broadcast on 09-Oct-2014 - Interview with lié

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

Get Over It - Don't Break Your Neck (Slave to the Abyss) Charm - That's a big Spider (Charm) Cowards - Wolf Wolf Wolf (World Champions in Male Chasity) Fundamentally Unsound - The Bigger Than People (Black in Backpfeifengesich) Pale Red - Cloud Song (The White Mink) The Vaporettos - Fortress (The Vaporettos) Sam Tudor - The Mezzanine Waltz (The Modern New Year) Rainboard - Teenaged Angst of a Forty Year Old aka The Awkward Song (The Midnight Slide) Still Creek Murder - Susan (To Shreds) Monashee - The Romantics (Monashee) Mormon Crosses - Marked Tricks (Mormon Crosses/Diane Split) Diane - Prescrip tions (Mormon Crosses/Diane Split) Mi'ens - Terrorist Attraction (Experimentalsparklenoisepop) Gun Control - Jimmy and Janice (Gun Control) Lie - Rat River (Consent) Lie - Casual Embrace (Consent) Lie - Capture Bonding (Consent) Lie - Broken (Consent) Lie - Saved (Consent)

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