Broadcast on 11-Dec-2014 - Part One

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Malk - Switch (Malk) Dead Soft - Emergency (Dead Soft) Crystal Swells - Beach Bear (Crystal Swells/Sightlines 7") Did You Die - Sidewinders (Did You Die) Funk Schwey - Sh'qweyla (Funk Schwey) Raised on DJs - Sever and Stitch (Steady Diet) The Plodes - Dogs Become Animals (High Five Every Animal) Purple Hearts Social Club - Holding You (Purple Hearts Social Club) Wet Denim - Leisure (Wet Denim) Octoberman - What More Do you What? (What More What More) Candela Farm - Sound of Decay (DADF#AD) The Flintetttes - It Could've Been Love (Open Your Eyes) Eric's Trip - Open Your Heart (Warm Girl) Moonsocket - Dirty Mind (A Paperheart Tribute to Lou Barlow) Hermetic - Heartbreakology (Heartbreakology)

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