Mojo Crash

Sorry. I was drunk. Music from Jim Clements (After The Flood) and Red Orkestra (Love & War), both on Fading Ways Music.

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Etiquette, Pi and Pies. Music from Neil Leyton (Melancholy Understanding) on Fading Ways and the Subways (I Want To Hear What You Have To Say) .

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An interview with guitarist Richard Greenhough and four songs from Callaghan, Greenhough & Howes. And I ran out of time to play the 419 scam recording again. Sorry folks.

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And we’re back… Music from The Pariahs (Teenage Death Song & Nightime of Knives) on Fading Ways Music.

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Tantric wanks, cats’ noses, the Helm wind. Music from Neil Leyton (Melancholy Understanding) on Fading Ways and the Subways (I Want To Hear What You Have To Say) .

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Sparky chat from Andy, Richard and Paul. Music from Jim Clements (So Much Confetti) and Red Orkestra (Love & War), both on Fading Ways Music.

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Richard’s back from the dead. A genuine miracle. The tunes are Supermodel from Paul James Berry and Oilslick Love Cabaret from Thee Motion, both on Fading Ways Music.

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Highly topical, slightly pissed. Oh and RAWWWWWK from The Sinisters (Rocket & Baby, Where’d You Go?) on Fading Ways Music.

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Paul and me getting all political with music from Neil Leyton: System is the System and Shake both on Fading Ways Music.

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Happy new year listenpeeps. It’s a bumper New Year show because I forgot to hit stop. The music is Everything’s Dead Pretty When it Snows from Pete Green.

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