Broadcast on 19-Jul-2012

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fond of tigers - CONTINENT & WESTERN (CONTINENT & WESTERN) moonsocket - go your own way (demo) Baby Eagle & the Proud Mothers - Rebel Crimes (Bone Soldiers) Octoberman - Actress (Waiting for the Well) Cuff the Duke - Diamond Sea (In Our Time) Forest City Lovers - The Lines You Amend (Have Not Been the Same) Twin River - Feather (Rough Gold) Love Cuts - Lone Wolf (Love Cuts) Hermetic - You Can't Go Home Again (Civilized City) Bitch Moves - He takes the bus Keep Tidy - Fuck It (We're doing it live) (BUDSBUDS) Shearing Pinx - Suddenly Sound (Rituals) Fortress - Otoro Reflektionss - Fasting (Split w/N.213) Stamina Mantis - Every Town Has a Stupid Side (The Hive Recordings) Inherent Vices - Suicide (Suicide EP) Jay Arner - Bad Friend (Bad Friend)

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