Broadcast on 24-Apr-2014 - Part One

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The Everywheres - Watch it Grow (The Everywheres) Moon - Bliss (Moon) Walrus - Glam Returns (Glam Returns) Mouthbreathers - Every Day Is Not Kids Day (Stone Soup) The Stolen Minks - Party All Night (Hit And Run) The Maynards - William (break out the make out) Alvvays - Archie, Marry Me (Alvvays) Diana - Born Again (Diana) Hot Panda - Future Markets (Got Outside) Spring - Secrets (Celebrations) Slow Learners - Habit (Slow Learners) Previous Tenants - Hibachi (Rare Form) solids - haze away (blame confusion) Philoceraptor - Rooftop Patio (Stop Ruining Fun)

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