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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2010 · 38 MIN

Radar podcast #9

from Scotsman Radar · host radar.scotsman.com

We're worse than a minor celebrity on a chat show sofa when it comes to shamelessly promoting ourselves, and this month's podcast is unlikely to alter that image. That's because we've got interviews with two of the artists playing our inaugural Radar live event on Friday in Glasgow: Julian Corrie (Miaoux Miaoux) and Jonathan Sellar of My Cousin I Bid You Farewell. But fear not, we also managed to ask them some questions which weren't just Radar-related. And to avoid this episode coming across like some kind of audio gig poster, we also caught up with Andrew Eaton of Edinburgh's finest alt-pop (if that's a genre) act, Swimmer One. Disclaimer: Andrew is also arts editor at The Scotsman, but we're sure you won't accuse us of any editorial bias when you hear some of the excerpts from their new album, Dead Orchestras. The podcast is also bookended by two of the best Scottish bands around: Errors' remix of The Twilight Sad's 'Reflections of the Television', from their upcoming EP The Wrong Room, and 'Dogfight', by Glasgow band and newly annointed Radar diarist, French Wives. Running order: 00.03: The Twilight Sad - Reflection of the Television (Errors remix) 04:52: Interview: Jonathan Sellar (My Cousin I Bid You Farewell) 10:03: My Cousin I Bid You Farewell - What We Are Eating Tonight 12:47: Interview: Andrew Eaton (Swimmer One) 20:38: Swimmer One - Psychogeography 26:03: Interview: Julian Corrie (Miaoux Miaoux) 30:37: Miaoux Miaoux - Dream On 34:32: French Wives - Dogfight

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We plug our first live Radar event shamelessly as we chat to Miaoux Miaoux and My Cousin I Bid You Farewell. We also catch up with Swimmer One, and have more music from The Twilight Sad and French Wives.

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