On my show this month:
My two-hour May show features recently released music from Measured, The Joy Formidable, Malcolm Middleton, These New Puritans, Mark Peters, The Twilight Sad and Cherry Glazerr. You'll also hear eerie sounds from the final album by The Caretaker, and an extremely overlooked, little-known gem of song by Pulp from way back in 1991, which features as Andy's Old Chestnut.

Tracklistings Website (with links to hear shows my again): www.dandelionradio.com/andy/tracks
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Biography:
"Brilliant... reminded me what radio should be about" (Cygnus X-1)
"Grotesquely self indulgent, but why not?" (John Peel, 15/7/2004)

From Portsmouth in southern England, I was the voice of BBC Radio 1's John Peel show, providing the spoken word 'offensive content' announcements, which can be heard here. I also recorded announcements and title music for Radio 1's Rob Da Bank One Music show.  I was interviewed by Radio 1 in October 2005 for a documentary about the life and legacy of John Peel.  Listen to it online here.

I was one of the founding members of Dandelion Radio and have been presenting a monthly show since its inception in 2006. This follows my previous experience presenting a weekly show for Portsmouth Hospital Radio back in the late 90s. I've also appeared on Rob Da Bank's Bestival FM and Portsmouth's Express FM. I occasionally spin tunes out and about, with highlights so far including DJing at Danish band Alex Canasta's album launch party in Copenhagen, and supporting Autons, Forest Giants and King Of Spain at the Shoreditch Cargo, London. I also have a wide-ranging background of music production, performing, remixing and engineering.

You can browse through my entire Dandelion Radio tracklistings archive and find links to hear all of my previous shows at www.dandelionradio.com/andy/tracks.

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