Aural Delights Bob Osborne

Featuring music from The Hidden Gem,Es., Vaague, The Fall, Dave Graney, Dislocation Dance, hedfog, The Doors, Luca Vera, Legless Crabs, Gods Gift, Armed Force, Blokeacola and Van Morrison.

On this weeks Aural Delights there is new music from The Hidden Gem, Es., dälek, Legless Crabs, Luca Vera, hed fog, and Pin Points. I'm also playing a selection of classic tracks from Van Morrison, I have some old and new Dave Graney, and a further selection of classic tracks from The Archive.

Featuring music from Bikini Test Failure, Smith Komma John, The Junta, The Red Propellers,I Klatus,The Hanging Stars, Chrome Waves, Ambassador Hazy, Spacepilot, Johann Kloos, and, Hawkwind.  

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Featuring tunes from Bikini Test Failure. The Junta featuring Jed Stephens, the red propellers, Dave Graney, Smith Komma John, The Legendary Pink Dots, SPACEPILOT, I Klatus, Chrome Waves remixed by Lotus Thrones, The Wailing Souls, Anunnaki, Eunoia, Ambassador Hazy, Johann Kloos , and Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus, 

Not much new stuff in this week so of necessity I raided the archive for some standout tracks, a good proportion of which are Antipodean. Of the new stuff I was very impressed by the new one from Filed Fangs, which sees them going in a slightly different direction musical. Also very keen on Lucy Kruger’s new one which is just as good as the previous, an unsung talent. Mike Murray sent me his new album which crosses over between jazz and rock so it gets an outing on all three of my shows. Finally Efrim Menuck has dug up some old pre-Godspeed tapes which have been labelled as GS!YBE and consist of a melange of material which takes some absorbing but there are some gems in there.

On this weeks show new music from Filed Fangs, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, Mike Murray, and God Speed! You Black Emperor. I also have a focus on the band Certain General together with a dip in the archive for music from Dave Graney, Van Der Graaf Generator, Hüsker Dü, The Fall, Cabaret Voltaire. Peter Hammill and Miles Davis.