INTRO: UPSILON ACRUX "Petrovich(Cuneiform)
1:  YOU AND THE ATOM BOMB "Return Of The Condor" (Sink And Stove)
2:  THAT F*CKING TANK "The Awesome Magnet" (On The Bone)
3:  RING "It" (demo)
4:  SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM "Formicary" (The End Records)
5:  SLEEPING PEOPLE "People Staying Awake" (Temporary Residence)
6:  SLEEPY PEOPLE "Heroes And Sheroes" (Org)
7:  RASHOMON "The Mascot" (Mirrors)
8:  CARDIACS "Hurricane" (Alphabet)
9:  QUACK QUACK "Spinach" (On The Bone)
10: PLAID and BOB JAROC "I Citizen The Loathesome (Warp)
11: PHANTOMSMASHER "Bishop Hopping" (Ipecac)
12: ROLOTOMASSI "Curby" (Holy Roar)
OUTRO:  Koenjihyakkei "Grahbem Jorgazz" (Skin Graft)

Hello again peoples, here is the Other Rock Show hasty essential playlist guide so that you can hunt down which of these beauties you want to spend the rest of your days obsessing about:

UPSILON ACRUX are possibly the finest avant rock band on the planet - they're from the US, and tonight's intro track is from their recently released album 'Galapagos Momentum'. Ten melodically, rhythmically, gratuitously complex compositions, not one second of filler. Available from www.cuneiformrecords.com. 

YOU AND THE ATOM BOMB are from Bristol, this is from new mini-LP 'The Spirit Of Things' on Sink And Stove records - more info at www.youandtheatombomb.co.uk and www.sinkandstove.co.uk. 

THAT F*CKING TANK (yeah I know, but some of you are having a sneaky surf at work or school where foul language gets a site blocked aincha) have a new single coming out on On The Bone records (Leeds, UK) released as 7" picture disc and tour DVD; more info from www.onthebonerecords.com and www.myspace.com/landsandbody.... 

The legendary RING recorded this around 1989, originally coming out as a tape-only album sold at gigs and mail order called Nervous Recreation. No re-release as yet.

Oakland California-based cult outfit SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM released this earlier this year on the superb album 'In Glorious Times'... rumoured to have an amazing stage show and play self-built unique instruments, see www.sleepytimegorillamuseum.com

 San Diego four-peice SLEEPING PEOPLE have this delightful album just out on Temporary Residence, the album is called Growing and this track had the welcome guest voice of Rob Crow (Heavy Vegetable, Thingy).... not to be confused with UK band SLEEPY PEOPLE - this track was originally on one of their early 90s tape EPs sold at gigs, then re-released by Org Records with other rare tracks as Blunt Nails In A Sharp Wall (still available from Org mail order)...Sleepy People split and remodelled as the late Ultrasound, more recently reforming as Sleepy People with some original members.. 

RASHOMON is a project from ex-Guapo member Matt Thompson and the two tracks played are from the just-released album 'The Ruined Map (Film Music Volume 1)' which is very much worth hunting down - email rashomon68 at lycos.com to find out how. 'Each track on the album is based on a different film - not specifically in the form of soundtracks, but rather as companion pieces to the psychic states invoked by the more bizarre outher reaches of experimental narrative cinema' - a mixture of avant prog, Balkan folk, trad metal, modern composition, drone and psyche rock... includes mellotrons!

This CARDIACS instrumental can only be found on the b-side of 1996 single 'Odd Even' ...I may be wrong, but I'm think it commemorates the English Hurricane of October 1987... that night, Cardiacs were playing the Bull & Gate in London (as a secret gig that I really really wanted to go to but couldn't...). Afterwards they recounted how strange the air was, as many remember the night was completely calm until about 10pm, when it suddenly it wasn't... As they were loading in the gear via the Bull & Gate's dark, somewhat Dickensian little courtyard at the back, everyone noticed how crackly, still and electric the air was, and they swear they saw two shooting stars make a cross in the sky... well, it reminds me of that night! Ok, Cardiacs are ON TOUR!!!! in November: dates at www.cardiacs.com -  they have a brand new (new!!) single out as part of the limited edition Org-An-Ised Singles series, Nov 5th, available direct from www.organart.demon.co.uk/mocardiacs...

The lovely QUACK QUACK are another band from Leeds, and this was also on On The Bone records, off their label sampler Compilation No 1- www.onthebonerecords.com 

'I Citizen The Loathsome' is from PLAID's cd/DVD album with video maestro BOB JAROC - out on Warp last year, still breathtaking - www.warprecords.com. 

A proper play for 'Bishop Hopping' the PHANTOMSMASHER track that has been the Other Rock Show theme tune for quite some time now. Phantomsmasher is DJ Speedranch, James Plotkin and Dave Witte, still available on Ipecac - www.ipecac.com

The third Leeds band of the show - ROLOTOMASSI are a five-piece, currently gigging lots, this was from their five track EP on Holy Roar records, London, see www.holyroarrecords.com. 

Outro from KOENJIHYAKKEI who are Yoshida Tatsuya (main man in Ruins) and a full band, this from 'Angherr Shisspa' on Skin Graft, hear lots of samples at www.skingraftrecords.com

Good hunting/listning, Marina Organ 

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