💚 Hi again. Thank you for stopping by. A gentle ambient greeting leads you to three hours of the weird and (hopefully) wonderful. From alt rock to dub to breakbeat we cycle through the genres like a Tour de France hill-climber.
French post-rockers Balayeurs Du Désert start us off, we also hear new cuts from Say She She and Alix Perez. Old favourites The Drab Doo-Riffs, CAN and The xx make a welcome appearance. I also managed to squeeze some East Nigerian afro-rock in there with The Funkees.
💚 Thank you for listening. We open up with some jazz / dub / drum and bass in the first 30. Before flowing through fresh music from here, there and everywhere. Hopefully there is something in here for everyone. New releases from Aotearoa + abroad, with some old favourites scattered amongst.
💚 Kia ora gorgeous creatures. Happy NZMM. We pack todays show full of favourites from all over the genre playground, set your eyeballs on todays playlist and see if anything peaks your interest.
Our Obtuse Tune Of The Week at 2 pm sees a big collaboration from Total Science and Break and for Live Before The Entertainment Guide we grab a track featuring a twist on some old Boy Better Know bars.
As always the playlist is available here for streaming. If you like anything and have the means do consider supporting the artists directly. 💚
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