Broadcast on 14-Mar-2013

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Homeshake - Brothers (The Homeshake Tape) Watermelon - Hell Mouth (Cassette) Aaron Read - Pink Sun (Even Rats Can Feel the Sun) Gal Gracen - Love Fantasy, My Beautiful Girl (Blue Hearts in Exile) Mary Has A Gun - Easy Way (Demo) Synthcake - Solo (Musicophilia) The Lumineers - Flapper Girl (Lost) Brave Parents - Don't Ask (Someone To Jump Out At You) The Shilohs - The Place Where Nobody Knows I Go (So Wild) Literature - Lily (Arab Spring) Warm Soda - Sour Grapes (Someone For You) Destiny's Child - Independent Women (Charlie's Angels OST)

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