INTRO: PHANTOMSMASHER 'Bishop Hopping' (Ipecac)
1:  HOLY SMOKES - Too Many Wives All You Need Is Blood (Skin Graft)
2:  KOENJIHYAKKEI - Graddinoba Revoss (Skin Graft)
3:  SICBAY  - Tears Of The Siren (fiftyfourfortyorfight)
4:  CATS AND CATS AND CATS  - Kites (Win Win Win) 
5:  FTSE100 – B.A.P.S  (demo)
6:  UPSILON ACRUX - Zerpents (download)
7: THINGY - Olive Drab (Headhunter)
8:  DEGENERATE ART ENSEMBLE  - Ducats (Degenerate Recordings) 
9:  THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS - The Elimination Of Incompetence (Sedition Dog)
10:  HOLY SMOKES  - Pretty Much None Of Know Anything (Skin Graft)
11:  KOENJIHYAKKEI - Aramidda Horva (Skin Graft)
12: BATTLES - Hi/Lo (Warp)
13:  ALEUCHATISTAS  -  Sherman's March  (Cuneiform)
OUTRO: MAGMA – Mekanik Kommandoh 

This week's Other Rock Show information

HOLY SMOKES are an extraordinary avant-rock supergroup steered by Hella's Zach Hill - members include an ex-Flying Luttenbacher, at least one member of The Advantage and Rob Crow of Heavy Vegetable and Thingy; this their second album "Talk To Your Kids About Gangs" is out on Skingraft on Nov 4th.. ALBUM OF THE WEEK on with last week's on line Organ and you can find out more over at www.skingraftrecords.com

FTSE100 are from Cardiff, their demo is excellent, we've played it every week aince we got it - contact via www.myspace.com/ftse100... 

KOENJIHYAKKEI are the legendary other band of Ruins drummer/composer Yoshida Tatsuya: this is from the forthcoming re-release of "Viva Koenji!!" - an album previously only available in Japan or via ebay for a fortune, now remastered for Skin Graft. Both Koenjihyakkei and Holy Smokes download samples are available on www.skingraftrecords.com

SICBAY are Nick Sakes, (Colossomite, Dazzling Killmen) Dave Erb and Greg Schaal, this from the recent album Suspicious Icons is on 5440orFight! records: www.fiftyfourfortyorfight.com / www.sicbay.com ...

The THINGY track is from "Songs About Angels, Evil and Running Around on Fire", an album that caeme out on Headhunter in 1997

The DEGENERATE ART ENSEMBLE is a fascinating underground orchestra/collective/band/dance troupe from Seattle; this was from 2002 "Look-Away Popeye" album, from www.degenerateartensemble.com

A mini epic from CATS AND CATS AND CATS off their soon-released first album, 'Sweet Drunk Everyone' www.myspace.com/catsandcatsandcats 

A track from a FLYING LUTTENBACHERS live session  recorded for WNUR radio, originally broadcast on The Airplay Show, WNUR-FM 89.3, Evanston-Chicago (with Jonathon Hischke, now in Holy Smokes, on bass).

BATTLES track from their double EP released on Warp earlier this year...

The stunning ALEUCHATISTAS are a trio from North Carolina; this album  "What You Will" is just out on Cuneiform Records - more at www.cuneiformrecords.com (they do very good mail order)

finally, a short visit from MAGMA to keep everything in perspective ...
 

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