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NEWS:
Our July schedule is broadcasting now, including debut show from Ste McCabe.

Dandelion Radio
PO Box 54918
London
W3 6ZS
United Kingdom

New DJ Ste McCabe joins Dandelion Radio this month + see our new photos here

Here is what is currently playing on Dandelion Radio

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Andy's two-hour July show features a session from Tokyo artist Block 45 comprising three unheard tunes recorded specially for the show. Other new music includes The Joy Formidable, Malcolm Middleton, former Golden Virgins frontman Lucas Renney and Dave Swain, two cracking tunes from New York label High Chai Recordings and unsigned music from Robin Foster, Hold Fast and Turnpike Glow. Raw Milk and Samuraj Cities get two tracks each, Scott is granted five minutes in which to get funky, and there's even a competition to win loads of CDs.

Now Playing:
Graystar - I Disappear
GraystarPowered by Audioscrobbler™For the UK graystar indie band, please go to www.lastfm/graystar+uk

2) Graystar was formed in 1999 by then 11-year-old Dylan Wilcox. Almost a decade later, the band’s original pop-punk sound has evolved tremendously into what Wilcox calls “scene-rock.” “I write music I want to listen to, you know?” says Wilcox in a recent interview, “We try to stay away from any stereotypes, and to find our own sound.” The band, who has recently signed a two-album contract with Urban Disaster Records, and just released their full length debut “Between Dreams and Waking,” has done just that. The band mixes influences from all over, from the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and the Get Up Kids, all the way to 18 Visions and Thursday. The band has shared stages with Taking Back Sunday, The Movielife, Aiden, Emanuel, From Autumn to Ashes, My Chemical Romance, The Used, Chiodos, and many others, as well as playing at MTV Parkfest, Vans Warped Tour, The Bamboozle, and the Skate and Surf Festival. The band has gone through several lineup changes, however have settled on their current 3 piece setup (Dylan Wilcox, Chris Lofton, James Moreland) after Casey Gandham, originally replacing current LoveHateHero guitarist Kevin Gruft, left the band. The band practices in Albany, New York at Wilcox’s home, though they can be frequently be found playing shows in the Manhattan area in New York.
Artist biography from last.fm
Before that we played:
Samuraj Cities - The Fanclub
Block 45 - Baboons And Armadillos (Dandelion Radio Session)
Raw Milk - Moths
Goonda - Mumbai Drivin' (Goonda Novacaine Mix)
Malcolm Middleton - Red Travellin' Socks