On my show this month:
Lisa Christine's two hour show this month features new tracks from The Rat Utopia Experiment , Neon Kittens , Cyst,Resistance is Punk and a pre release track from Kylma Krypta from their forthcoming album Lauluja Kryptasta.
Album of the month is Foot Fetish by Foot Fetish A mean‑girl hardcore punk band from Buffalo, NY delivering two toe‑curling tracks full of sass, seduction and pure sonic slap‑in‑the‑face energy.
This months cover version is by Auzbagle who provide us with a fierce, chaotic cover of Nirvana Tourettes. There is also a remix by Omega Nebula of their track Phase Shifter. There are also some fantastic Reggae tunes which all have some involvement from Isi the Observer.
You'll also hear tracks from The Crippens , Eccie the Dog , Human Leather and Resistance is Punk all of whom are part of a stacked all‑day event The Not Normal Fest 26 along with Vetch, shreds. , Dog Train,MDK , Pithead,ZD Grafters, Picasso Blot , Rhizocorp and Lobotomist on 24th October 2026 at the Old Post Office, Burslem, Stoke on Trent – just next to the Lemmy statue. The gig is brought to you by the Not Normal Collective which includes Lisa Christine and fellow Dandelion DJ Brevi Linens. Come along, get involved, discover brilliant bands, and pay a visit to the Lemmy statue. You can get tickets at https://buytickets.at/notnormalfest/2393942
Hope to see you there!
If you're in a band and think your sound fits the show - or if you're putting on a gig that might be up Lisa's street - get in touch by email to lisachristine at dandelionradio.com
On the show NEXT month:
Lisa Christine opens her two hour November show with tracks from two pioneers of the Dancehall scene: a newly re-released cut from Josey Wales and a fresh posthumous release from the late Wayne Smith .
The show also features brand new music from Spiteful Void, Mad Dog Collective, The Monsters, Thee Gunlocks , TV Buddha , and more.
Her Album of the Month is Libertine by Brooklyn based Foreign Body, from which she plays two standout tracks.
This month’s Remix of the Month is Shut Me Up (Sir Real’s Passive Remix) by AK/DK & Thick Richard, and the Cover of the Month comes courtesy of Dreamcoat Rising, who take on Butthole Surfers classic Pepper.
If you're in a band/artist and think your sound fits the show, get in touchby email: lisachristine at dandelionradio.com
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Biography:
I am originally from Liverpool and moved to Manchester in my teenage years. I then travelled around for a while before returning to Liverpool where I now live.
My love of music definitely came from my father, who encouraged me to play the acoustic guitar as a child and his love of vinyl. Our twice monthly jaunts to what seemed like every single record shop in Liverpool (and there were a lot in those days) in his quest to find something new and interesting to listen to and add to his collection are treasured memories and gave me the zest and enthusiasm for music. Although this may have had a shaky start with the first gig I attended being Showaddywaddy and the first single I bought with my pocket money being Ring my bell by Anita Ward - but hey, I am a child of the 1970's. I like to think that my musical taste has developed since then!!?? But you the listeners can be the judge of that.
My father also introduced me to John Peel on the radio whilst living at home, I continued to listen to John Peel, I loved the variation in music that he played, the way he championed new and upcoming groups, made music accessible and inclusive to all AND he was from Merseyside. One of my favourite songs to this day was played on a John Peel show, at that point I had never heard the electric violin played the way it was on King of the Slums - Fanciable Headcase, it totally blew me away and still does to be honest.
Myself and my partner Icarus Bodd (nickname) spend most of our spare time traipsing up and down the country to festivals and gigs in small venues, listening to music, creating and sharing playlists for friends, just sharing our love of music whether its old tracks you have only just discovered or new tracks from new bands with our friends. Music is to be listened to, shared and enjoyed. Thank god we have so many creative people that can make tracks that make us laugh, cry, scream, melt our faces off etc. I feel extremely lucky to be given the opportunity by Dandelion Radio in their 20th year to be able to share tracks from artists that excite and inspire me.
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