On my show this month:
One hour this month but it's full of the best new music from emerging artists.
There are cracking tracks from new outstanding LPs from Real Numbers , Mallory Hawk, Troth and Nina Winder-Lind .
Excellent singles from Revival Season , Taftir and Daniel Pineda alongside a cracking debut from Bleep Test.
Plus a look ahead to upcoming stunning LPs from Lael Neale , Adult DVD and British Birds .
And we squeeze in tracks from Sharp Pins , Horror Vacui and Mabel too.
Be silly not to give it a listen wouldn't it!
On the show NEXT month:
An absolute bumper three hours this month and each of the 42 tracks well worth a listen!
Brilliant singles from Railcard , Working Mens Club , Heather the Jerk and Silverwingkiller.
A look ahead to upcoming LPs from Lambrini Girls , Black Duldroms and Lael Neale and October releases from Pan Amsterdam  , James Bangura , Josh Ludlow and Sandman Project .
And a delve into the record box in the proverbial dusty corner gives us Unkindness of Ravens , Big Youth and Lovebug Starski .
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Biography:
Like many teenagers in the late 70s and early 80s I was fascinated by the ever changing music and fashion culture of the UK. My interest sent me on a journey that has taken me through the usual places – weekly music papers,
grotty music venues, even grottier record shops, MySpace, late night radio and of course John Peel.
My only limitations on how much culture I could pick up through my adult life were the obvious ones – time and money. As friends and relatives got older, they got busy with other things and left the path, some never to
return. But I just kept on moving through a thankfully never-ending enlightenment that only music can bring you.
I have been known to do some DJing. Always voted in the Festive 50, both with Peel and more recently with Dandelion Radio. I tried to play a bass guitar and also a keyboard for a while. Being honest, buying and listening
to records was the only musical endeavour I was good with. Perhaps going to gigs as well!
After years of encouragement, I started onebighouse website.
A chance to share views on some bands, a chance to let people see what they are missing, and ideally a shot in the arm for some hardworking venues. A chance to send someone else on a lifetimes journey they can enjoy
Tracklistings and listen again to the previous shows:
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