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NEWS:
Exclusive session this month from Mark Whitby and Thomas is back after 3 months away
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This month's show features an exclusive session from Tiberius as well as the usual line-up of recent and new releases, including albums from the likes of Prolapse, Shame, Diane Marie Kloba, Max Rael and The Beths, plus new singles from Babe Roots and The Cords, among others.
Some of our favourite labels of recent times have delivered some great releases of late, as is their wont, including Libertino and Lavender Sweep, Skep Wax, God Unknown, Bearsuit and Blue Tapes.
We've also got a couple of great reissues featuring Zig-Zag Band and Rapture and, naturally, our regular Peel Back... feature documenting some of the tunes that lit up the Peel universe 50, 40 and 30 years ago this month.

Now Playing:
Tiberius - It Has To Be True (Dandelion Radio Session)
Powered by Audioscrobbler™There are multiple artists called Tiberius:

One based in Edinburgh Scotland, and formed in 2014 when guitarists Chris Foster and Jahan Tabrizi set out to push each other creatively. They recruited Grant Barclay on vocals, Ryan Anderson on bass and later Nick Kelly on drums, creating a dynamic quintet. Tiberius collate anthemic choruses with intricacy, intimacy, energy, and punchy riffs to produce a sound entirely their own; one that’s more aptly described as anthemic, contemporary metal with a tinge of pop

Another Tiberius formed in 2015 and is based in Boston, MA, and merges Indie, Rock, Folk, and Emo influences. Beginning as a solo project from Brendan Wright, Tiberius evolved into a band lineup. Their latest release is the "Sag" single from February 2025.
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Before that we played:
Alexei Shishkin - Magpie
Pedro Oliveira & Morgan Sully - Ravensbrueck Falls
Osees - Coffin Wax
Laura Loriga - Saint Sylvester
Babe Roots - Mi Feel It
Shame - Quiet Life