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In this month's show we've got an exclusive session from New York's The Male Pattern, which includes two tracks currently unavailable elsewhere in any form. There are also tracks from new albums by Barbican Estate, Arab Strap. Mad Professor and Drift, among others, plus an early listen to some tracks from the forthcoming Alexei Shiskin album.

Shonen Knife have re-cut their classic 1992 album, so naturally we dip into that as well. We've also got Dub Spirits remixing Alisa Ruby Bash, a new Swansea Sound single and, from Brazil, something from the excellent Yang Boi EP. Meanwhile, our Peel Back... feature this month includes a track from the very first punk session recorded for the John Peel show.

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Arab Strap - Fragments
Arab Strap
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Powered by Audioscrobbler™Arab Strap are an independent rock band from Falkirk, Scotland, UK, signed for the majority of their albums to independent record label Chemikal Underground. The duo had a short lived flirtation with a major label at the peak of their critical acclaim (after "Philophobia") when they signed to Go!Beat records (a former independent label now owned by Universal).

Vocalist Aidan Moffat and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Middleton met in Falkirk, bonded over their mutual love for Drag City recording artists such as Smog and Will Oldham, and began a collaboration in 1995. The band is completed by violinist Jenny Reeve and cellist Stacey Sievewright. Arab Strap's marked characteristics include frank and forthright lyrics delivered in a Scottish brogue.

Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton confirmed the rumours about the end of Arab Strap on 8th September 2006. They celebrated their Ten Years of Tears with a tour through the UK and the rest of Europe. After UK/Europe, they made a short secret tour in Japan as the last of Arab Strap. In 2016, however, they have reunited a decade after their breakup and will be touring throughout the year 2017.
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Upcoming gigs:
Wed 11 Nov 2026Arab Strap: The Golden Hinde, London, United KingdomConcerts by BandsInTown
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Sun 22 Nov 2026Arab Strap: MeetFactory, Prague, Czech RepublicConcerts by BandsInTown
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Mon 23 Nov 2026Arab Strap: A38 ShipShop, Budapest, HungaryConcerts by BandsInTown
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Tue 24 Nov 2026Arab Strap: Vintage Industrial Bar, Zagreb, CroatiaConcerts by BandsInTown
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Wed 25 Nov 2026Arab Strap: Zappa Baza, Beograd, SerbiaConcerts by BandsInTown
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Thu 26 Nov 2026Arab Strap: Control Club, București, RomaniaConcerts by BandsInTown
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Fri 27 Nov 2026Arab Strap: Zorlu PSM Touche, Istanbul, TurkeyConcerts by BandsInTown
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Before that we played:
Barbican Estate - Song For Derek
Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Beams Of Heaven
My Best Unbeaten Brother - Clubber Lang
Ashtech - Beat Da Drum, Gringo! (Vibronics Remix)