Broadcast on 24-Jul-2014 - Part One

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Katie and the Lichen - Bottle Fed (Yours Truly) Haiku Charlie - Oh no (Sweety) Sleuth - Loves Goes On! (Heaven Knows, Love Goes On) Cascadia - Josie (Level Trust) Dead Soft - Never Forever (Dead Soft) Pups - Cement (Pups) Weird Lines - Twin Summers (Weird Lines) EONS - Brothers And Sisters (Arctic Radio) The Weather Station - Came So Easy (All Of It Was Mine) Olympic Symphonium - Home (Chance To Fate) Ought - Only Sleeping (New Calm EP) Dusted - Pale Light (Total Dust) Motherhood - Caddy Whack Pt. 1 (Caddy Whack) Freelover Fenner - Eva (Do Not Affect A Breezy Manner) Cool - I Can Handle That (I Can Handle That) Cousins - Other Ocean (The Halls of Wickwire)

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