• Episode 12 | Malevolent Space Monarchy | 17-02-2022

  • Feb 17 2022
  • Length: 56 mins
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Episode 12 | Malevolent Space Monarchy | 17-02-2022

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  • Tiana’s got an extremely non-traditional album for Valentine’s Day, guest reviewer Cyclone dives into White Lies, Mastie isn’t haunted by Methyl Ethel, Midnight Oil takes the feature album slot and Georgia & Caleb from Broods take us to ‘Space Island’. LOVE MUSIC?... PRESS PLAY.FEATURED GUESTS:GUEST ARTIST: Georgia Nott and Caleb Nott from BroodsGUEST REVIEWER: Cyclone, music and pop culture journalistREWIND HOST: Steve Bell, host of Rewind with Steve BellALBUM RELEASES:Phebe Starr - Heavy Metal Flower PetalTame Impala - Slow Rush Deluxe Box SetVarious Artists - Ocean Child: Songs Of Yoko OnoMethyl Ethel - Are You HauntedThe Neptune Power Federation- Le Lemon De L'AmourOliver Tree - Cowboy TearsGeorge Alice - Growing PainsMidnight Oil - ResistWhite Lies - As I Try Not To Fall ApartFEATURE ARTIST:Broods - Space IslandVIRAL/POP CULTURE ROUND-UP:A round-up of some memorable pre-game musical moments, commercials and the iconic halftime show from the Super Bowl LVI earlier this week. REWIND & REISSUES:THURS 17 FEB1972 Billy Joe Armstrong (Green Day) born1972 Pink Floyd perform 'Eclipse' in London, which becomes Dark Side Of The MoonREISSUESTame Impala - Slow Rush Deluxe Box SetDaft Punk - DiscoveryEva Cassidy - Songbird DeluxeLucero - LuceroSINGLED OUT:Archie Roach - One SongTrophy Eyes - Nobody SaidCat & Calmell - CryCosmo's Midnight - Can't Do Without (My Baby) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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