Andrew Morrison - May 2017 Andy's two hour May show includes new music from Depeche Mode, Ulrich Schnauss, Banco De Gaia, At The Drive-In, The Flaming Lips and Cherry Glazzer, plus four tracks from an excellent German record label he's recently discovered called Kapitän Platte. You'll also hear several other great tracks from the last four years that Andy really should have got around to playing you sooner!
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
The Reject Club	Sting 1 - Weasel (Edit)	Dandelion Radio Jingle	None	None
Cherry Glazerr	Told You I'd Be With The Guys	iTunes LP 'Apocalipstick'	Secretly Canadian	None
The Flaming Lips	How??	iTunes LP 'Oczy Mlody'	Bella Union	None
Black Hearted Brother	My Baby Just Sailed Away	iTunes LP 'Stars Are Our Home'	Sonic Cathedral	None
Field Harmonics	Girls	iTunes LP 'Corners'	Wayside And Woodland Recordings	None
Black Bug	Push You	Digital single 'Frozen Energy'	Avant! Records	AV!036
Gilbert Linley	Novus Ordo Mundi	Bandcamp LP 'AztecCormorant'	None	None
Monophona	Folsom Prison Blues	Digital single 'Folsom Prison Blues'	Kapitän Platte	Kutter 035
At The Drive-In	Governed By Contagions	iTunes LP 'In•ter a•li•a'	Rise Records	None
My Autumn Empire	The Following	iTunes LP 'Dreams of Death And Other Favourites'	Wayside And Woodland Recordings	None
Lingua Nada	Plastic	Bandcamp single 'Split EP'	Kapitän Platte	Kutter 035
Merchandise	Shadow Of The Truth	iTunes LP 'A Corpse Wired For Sound'	4AD	None
Banco De Gaia	91 (feat. Sophie Barker)	iTunes single '91 (feat. Sophie Barker) - Single'	Disco Gecko Recordings	None
Horror Vacui	Return Of The Empire	iTunes LP 'Return Of The Empire'	Horror Pain Gore Death Productions	None
The Early Years	Clone Theory	iTunes LP 'II'	Sonic Cathedral	None
Hatcham Social	A New World Calling	iTunes LP 'The Birthday Of The World'	Crocodile Records	None
Team Ghost	Celebrity	iTunes LP 'Team Ghost'	Team Ghost - Grand Musique Management	None
Black Honey	Hello Today	iTunes single 'Hello Today - Single'	Foxfive Records	None
Lightning In A Twilight Hour	Everyone Talks About The Weather	iTunes LP 'Slow Changes'	Elefant Records	None
Paan	Saurion	Bandcamp single 'Split EP'	Kapitän Platte	Kutter 035
Primal Scream	Where The Light Gets In	iTunes LP 'Chaosmosis'	Ignition Records Ltd.	None
Ulrich Schnauss	The Magic In You	iTunes LP 'No Further Ahead Than Today'	Scripted Realities	None
Depeche Mode	Going Backwards	iTunes LP 'Spirit (Deluxe)'	Columbia Records	None
Curxes	What You Want	iTunes LP 'Verxes'	Strong Island Recordings	None
Malcolm Middleton	Lullaby	CD LP 'Summer Of '13'	Nude Records	NUDE 22 CD
Nihiling	The Lesson Of Being Who We Are	CD LP 'Nihiling'	Kapitän Platte	Kutter 025
Lee Adcock - May 2017 Howdy once again from the ATL! Since you last tuned in, a bridge on one of our busiest interstates caught fire and collapsed, congealing the already congested traffic near my neighborhood. Which, y'know, sucks. But, on the flip side, music is still great - turns out, I've gathered quite the haul of local talent over the last month, from the hypnotic techno of Fit of Body to the anarchic slop of The Callous Daoboys (best band name, right?) to the snotty punk of Death Stuffs. Not to mention, there's the song from Flower, which led ultimately to my 10-page feature with that band's once-conflicted front man, and which could be the most devastating interview I've ever had with any artist. I'll probably talk about that a lot. In other corners of the world: there'll be both sides of an excellent split between Melbourne slayers No Sister and Bitumen; a lovely curio from side project Brooch; a triumphant return from post-punk recluse Long Hat Pins; raucous parties from the Hot 8 Brass Band and Fred Schneider and the Superions; impressionistic painting from Justin Walker and Bug vs. Earth (yeah, sounds like oil vs. water, but trust me - it's GREAT); and utter savage BEASTS from Pharmakon and Ewa Justka. Plus, tons more that I'm surely forgetting - oh, and my hot take on Future Islands, which hopefully was not lost in the swarm of hot takes on the OTHER big release from that week...
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
Lemonade	Xtabay	Pink EP	Not Normal
R. Missing	Mouser	Unsummering
Vacant Lots	Elevator	Endless Nights	Metropolis
Fit of Body	770-997-2341	Healthcare EP	Ransom Note
Gaffa Tape Sandy	Pink Neck Train Wreck	Spring Killing
Yukons	Clockwerk
Aye Nako	Muck	Silver Haze	Don Giovanni
Death Stuff	SIDS	Death Stuff	Monofono
The Callous Daoboys	How To Attack The Oldest Roller Coaster In America	My Dixie Wrecked EP
Bamboo	Wake Up Your Heart	The Dragon Flies Away	Upset The Rhythm
Ani Glass	Y Ddawns	Ffrwydad Tawel EP	Recordiau Nab
Future Islands	Cave	The Far Field	4AD
Ewa Justka	Horny 4	Acid Smut	Fractal Meat Cuts
Pharmakon	Sleepwalking Form	Contact	Sacred Bones
Brooch	Broken Glass	Spitting Blood / Broken Glass	Tough Love
The Mountain Goats	Shelved	Goths	Merge
Bettie Serveert	Love Sick (ft. Pete de Bos)	Damaged Goods 7"	Schoolkids
No Sister	Perpetrate	No Sister / Bitumen	Vacant Valley
Oxbow	A Gentleman's Gentleman	Thin Black Duke	Hydra Head
Justin Walter	Isotope	Unseen Forces	Kranky
Moon Duo	Will of the Devil	Occult Architecture, Vol. 1	Sacred Bones
Bitumen	Honey Hunter	No Sister / Bitumen	Vacant Valley
Long Hat Pins	Every Time	The Narrow Road To The Deep North
Bug vs. Earth	Don't Walk On These Streets	Concrete Desert	Ninja Tune
Hot 8 Brass Band	On The Spot	On The Spot	Tru Thoughts
Fred Schneider & the Superions	Sleeping Booty	The Vertical Mind	HHBTM
FaUSt	Lights Flicker	Fresh Air
Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble	Undying Love For Humanity	Find Me Finding You	Drag City
Imaginary People	Whisper to Stop	October Alice	Five Five Diamond
Lush Purr	(Il Admit It) I'm A Gardener	Cuckoo Waltz	Song, By Toad
Flower	Ritalin Taught Me To Hate Myself	Death By Internet EP	Megafuss
Ulver	Southern Gothic	The Assassination of Julius Caesar	House of Mythology
Mark Whitby - May 2017 It's ten years this month since the first Mark Whitby show on Dandelion Radio and, to help us commemorate that anniversary, we've got a cracking session of new recordings of old and new tracks from The Pocket Gods. Many other favourites from the last decade also make an appearance, including Moon Duo, Chips For The Poor, Eric Copeland and Clark, while, venturing beyond that timeframe, we've got something from the new The Jesus and Mary Chain album along with the spectacular new offering from Paul Rooney and a taste of the forthcoming new Cuban Boys album. As you'd expect, there's also a lot of stuff from artists we've never played on the show before now, including Roger Robinson and Mothership Connection and a whole bunch of great new releases from France, including a couple from the always excellent Kythibong label, an EP from Strasbourg's Nail Art and a belting cassette release from TMRW. There's also a foretaste of the forthcoming album from Poland's Jan Strach and another monthly track from Sir Robert Orange Peel, who you'll be able to hear in session on the show next month. Elsewhere, Japan's Plant Cell cover the Stone Roses, Talisman team up with Dubkasm with spectacular results, while no less spectacular - as you'd expect - is the collaboration between Paul St. Hilaire and Rhauder and the split release from The Hecks and Shit Eating Grin, from whom we feature a track apiece.
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
Eric Copeland	Convoy	CD 'Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect'	L.I.E.S.
Warm Bodies	I Need A Doctor	Download EP 'Eat Snot & Rot'	None
DJ Alex Funk	Adonakaban	Cassette 'Adonakaban'	Awesome Tapes From Africa
Cuban Boys	Theme For A Revolution	CD 'Machines'	Banoffeesound
The Pocket Gods	My Borderline Personality	Exclusive Track	None
Chips For The Poor	Dimplex Ultra	Download Single	NFNF
Roger Robinson	Corridors	CD 'Dog Heart City'	Jahtari
Plant Cell	Elephant Stone	V/A Download Album 'Rave On, A Madchester Celebration'	The Blog That Celebrates Itself
The Hecks	Finish Line	Split Cassette w/Shit Eating Grin	None
Mothership Connection	Space Junkin'	Download EP 'This Train Goes To Junkleberry Junction'	None
The Pocket Gods	Nobody Makes Any Money Anymore	Exclusive Track	None
Clark	Butterfly Prowler	CD 'Death Peak'	Warp
Paul Rooney	Lost High Street	CD 'Futile Exorcise'	Owd Scrat
Nail Art	Pipe Dreams	Download EP 'Nail Art'	None
TMRW	Iray	Cassette EP 'Ile Rouge EP'	Soigne Tes Oreilles
La Colonie De Vacances	A2 (Groupe ?)	12" EP 'La Colonie De Vacances'	Kythibong
The Pocket Gods	All About The Bass & Not Being Paid A Fair Amount	Exclusive Track	None
Sun Araw	A Golden Boot	2xLP 'The Saddle Of The Increate'	Sun Ark
The Jam	Art School (Peel Session)	CD 'The Jam At The BBC'	Polydor
The Fall	Australians In Europe (Peel Session)	CD Box Set 'The Complete Peel Sessions 1978-2004'	BBC
Blanck Mass	John Doe's Carnival Of Terror	CD 'World Eater'	Sacred Bones
Paul St Hilaire & Rhauder	Redeem	CD 'DERDEOC'	Sushitech
The Pocket Gods	The Jesus & Mary Chain	Exclusive Track	None
Jesus & Mary Chain	Presidici (El Chapaquiditch)	CD 'Danger & Joy'	Artificial Plastic
INHALT	Black Sun	CD 'Part Time Punks Sessions'	Cleopatra
F.U.T.U.R.OS.C.O.P.E.	Utilisation Non Autorisee (Part II)	Download Single 'Utilisation Non Autorisee'	Kythibong
Moon Duo	Cross-Town Fade	LP 'Occult Architecture, Vol. 1'	Sacred Bones
Riddlore?	Whose Gonna Be 2	CD 'Afro Mutations'	Nyege Nyege Tapes
The Pocket Gods	Sunday Night At The Blue Angel	Exclusive Track	None
Jan Strach	Z Glowy	Download Single	None
Shit Eating Grin	Wrath Of Shao Khan	Split Cassette w/The Hecks	None
Talisman	She Look Like Reggae (Dubkasm Vocal)	7" Single	Sugar Shack
The Pocket Gods	La La La Off To Trump Land We Go	Exclusive Track	None
Sir Robert Orange Peel	Scum	Download Single	None
System Corporation	Dismal Universal Hiss	Download Single	None
Pete Jackson - May 2017 Many Happy Returns! Lot's of things come back this month, not least of which is Dandelion legend Paul Rooney whose first album in a decade returns to territory not too far from the classic 'Lucy Over Lancashire'. Returning also are session guests Dead Sea Apes, producing their first session for this station since July 2011. There's also more great re-issues than normal this month from acts like Look Blue Go Purple, Denis Mpunga and Paul K and Revolting Cocks (whose track is erroneously credited on air to alter-egos Ministry) and a sprinkling of new seeds too from artists as far-flung as New Zealanders The Spunks, Mali's Tamikrest and Denmark's Vaerket.
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
Mt. Mountain	Kokoti
Me And The Bees	If You
Paul Beauchamp	Dissipate
Dead Sea Apes	Dead Fingers Talk (Dandelion Radio Session)
Tamikrest	Wainan Adobat
Los Snorkels	Clank!
Look Blue Go Purple	I Don't Want You Anyway
Yuri Morozov	Inexplicable Pt 4
Dead Sea Apes	Regolith (Dandelion Radio Session)
INHALT	Programming
Paul Rooney	Lost High Street
Clustersun	Event Horizon
Denis Mpunga And Paul K	Fuanyaka
Dead Sea Apes	Planetarium (Dandelion Radio Session)
Electric Catnip	Dinosaurs
Soiled	Submerged In Non-Thoughts
Vaerket	Last Confession
The Spunks	Information About The Werewolf In Residence Part One
Dead Sea Apes	True Believers (Dandelion Radio Session)
Dementio13	Vodka Cadence
Revolting Cocks	(Let's Get) Physical (Banned Version)
Rocker - May 2017 A two hour show featuring new tracks from The Fireworks; Alternative TV; Lonely Tourist; Sob Stories; The Hayman Kupa Band; Caves; The Higher State; Muddy Summers & The Dirty Field Whores; Sunshine & The Rain; Stutter Steps; The Darling Buds; Secret Shine and The Lovely Basement. Louie Louie cover The Ronettes, while DJ D'Ericssohn adds a dub reggae feel to an 80s indie guitar classic. There's solo piano from Henrik Schwarz and electronica from Laurent Garnier; Aaryon and Max Cooper remixed by Patrice Baumel. This month's Peel's big 45 is a 1995 Canadian release, while this month's Educating Elizabeth record is a soul classic from 1968. As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: The band Famous Problems are named after the third album released by The Butterflies Of Love. Their line up includes four of the five members of The Butterflies Of Love.
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
Not Right	Tory Scum	LP - 'Your Turn'	Not Right
Newtown Neurotics	Let's Kick Out The Tories	7"	CNT	CNT004
The Iain Duncan Smiths	How Soon Is June	Download
DJ D'Ericssohn	Glum Song (B-Man Remix)	Unreleased
The Fireworks	We've Been Wasting Time	7"	Shelflife	LIFE147
Aaryon	Ineffable Skies	Download	Parquet	Parquet 157
The Lovely Basement	Bands With Girls	Download
Caves	Asleep	LP - 'Always Why'	Specialist Subject / Dead Broke / Yo-Yo
The Darling Buds	Guess The Good Parts	10"EP - 'Evergreen'	Odd Box Records	ODD083
Beau	Ben & Jerry's Coca Cola Tarrantella	LP - 'When Butterflies Scream'	Cherry Red Records	BEAUWBS1
Meow	Kill Kill KIll	7" - 'Meow EP'	Twist Like This Records	TLTR-001
Alternative TV	Negative Primitive	7"	Public Domain Records	DOM15
Stutter Steps	Dim	12"EP - 'Floored'	Blue Arrow Records
The Higher State	You're Casting Doubt	7"	Market Square Recordings	MSR16
Lonely Tourist	Luxury Coach	unreleased
Plume Of Feathers	Long Forgotten (B_Man Edit)	unreleased
Secret Shine	Things I Said	LP - 'There Is Only Now'	Saint Marie Records	SMR098
Henrik Schwarz	4011 Liter (Three Hands Version)	DownloadEP - 'Works Piano'	Between Buttons
Endlich Bluete	Der Schöne Junge Mann Und Das Problem Der Traurigkeit	12"EP - Der Schöne Junge Mann'	Kleine Untergrund Schallplatten	KUS005
Famous Problems	Riot Reunion	7"	Where It's At Is Where You Are
The Hayman Kupa Band	No More Bombs	LP - 'The Hayman Kupa Band'	Fika Recordings
Max Cooper	Organa (Patrice Baumel Remix)	EP - 'Emergence Remixes'	Mesh	MESH002
Louie Louie	Keep On Dancing	LP - 'Friend Of A Stranger'	Born Losers Records
Sunshine & The Rain	Let's Go	LP - 'In The Darkness Of My Night'
Muddy Summers & The Dirty Field Whores	Get Off My Tits!	Download Single
No Thank You	Juicy J	Download Mini LP - 'Jump Ship'
Safe Distance	Prickly Pear	Download Compilation	Emotional Response Records
Sob Stories	I Don't Know	Download Compilation	Emotional Response Records
Laurent Garnier	1-4 Doctor C'est Chouette	12" - 'Speicher 95 - Tribute EP'	Kompakt	KOM EX 95
The Bandwagon	Breaking Down The Walls Of Heartache	7"	Direction Records	58-3670
Sean Hocking - May 2017 Lots of new music this month. I'm particularly fond of Tel Aviv band the Red Axes who sound like a mediterranean version of the Fat White Family! As always the Australians are coming up with some great new music and particularly excellent band names, this month we have Amyl & The Sniffers and Suss Cunts amongst others. We presume the latter band aren't really considering a US tour anytime in the near future. From the UK some great bass and grime inspired electronica from Forest Swords and Tarquin and I couldn't resist featuring Idles yet again; if they ever make it to the west coast I may well be queueing up like a 14 year old for 6 hours to see them. What a band. And I can't go without mentioning the wonderful King Ayisoba from Nigeria, he's been on repeat all month for me. Thanks as always for listening.
Artist	Title	Recording	Record Label	Catalogue No.
King Ayisoba	Africa Needs Africa
Forest Swords	Arms Out
THE PINK TILES	SAMMY
The Corner Suns	The Speed Of Sound
IDLES	QUEENS
Red Axes	Hamem Oti (Ft. Hamasah Halavan)
Tarquin	Tell Me Something
Helena Hauff	Hiemal Quietus
Nan Kole`	Bayefal (Black Acre)
Steve King	Satan Is Her Name
Pygmy	Plagiarist
Amyl And The Sniffers	I'm Not A Loser
Suss Cunts	Anaemic Boyfriend
ICE COLD SLUSH	Brainfreeze
The Keggs	To Find Out
Tamikrest	Ehad Wad Nadorhan
Celery	You Don't Know My Style
Roy Of The Ravers	Don't Get Caught
Sex Stains	Crumbs
SUNS	Blood Money
King Ayisoba	Sooba
Freezer Fries	I'm Quitting The Band
Skeletons	All I Want Is You (Map.Ache Remix)
Tarquin	Hyperglycemia
Sir Robert Orange Peel	Rock N Roll Is Vile
The Groupies	I'm A Hog For You Baby (1966)
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett	Headbutts
The White Screen	Hamem Oti