This week, Wandering the streets of London, curtailed by foot infection. Video shows and the metal show makes for a busy recording week. Violins must have seats on planes, Ashes to Vinyl, what would you have on your dead ones 12 inch? and Lap Dancers in the UK are smart

You will hear:

• Higher Ground, by The Shape of the Earth – USA
• From Heroes to Angels, by Never a Hero – England
• Save The Day, by Lucy T – England
• Evacuate Acoustic, by The Boxer Rebellion – England.
• Back Chat, by Jesta – England
• It's so light, by Hunz – Australia
• Vert Bleu Noir, by Accident – France
• Idle worship my Black International – Scotland
• Lost Causes, by Tomorrow Brings Giants – England
• Murdocracy, by Illuminatus – England

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As it's the August Bank holiday here in the UK, have a treat, a Video Special

You will see:

• Sarah, by Pythia - UK
• Bus Stop People, by Chance and the Choir - USA

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This week, getting back into the swing of things. Adnams present through the post. Exam results of your offspring. Alton towers and the new ride, Thirteen. Vampire Bats, our new overlords, Tattooed winner of the lottery, and are tattoos now tacky? Piercing on the other hand, especially gential ones, are middle aged men-centric. The The Wonders of the Solar system, and work colleagues all going on holiday.
Picture: We are Hex, by gregthemayor

You will hear:

• Nailgun, by VTG – USA
• Medicine Man, by 1476 – USA
• Crazy, by Amy Regan – USA
• We Can Fly, by Lachi – USA
• No Blood, by New Riot – England
• The Case for Mars, by Symphony of Science – USA
• Slow, by Petty Crux – USA
• Eter, by One Man Collective – USA
• Untitled Pulse, by Indigo78 – UK
• Birthplace of the Mystics, by We Are Hex – USA

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Another roulette show this week, a summer break special. It's all go in the DarkCompass Offices, talk next week.

You will hear:

• Third, by Paolo Pavan – Italy
• Agnosia, by Aeon Sable – Germany
• Rhyme and Reason, by Lights out Dancing – USA
• Entre Le Mots: Enfant de La Terre, by Keny Arkana – France
• Rose Moon, by Django Reinhardt – France
• It's Who I am (ADKey remix) by Leæther Strip – Belgium
• Northern Lights, by The Forced Oscillations – Russian Federation

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This week, a tough one. This show is for Ed, forever remembered as a great guy, only just discovering real ale. Lost whilst playing that noblest of sports, Football. Good luck to him whereever he is.

The show is fueled by Adnams, so bear with me, as I explain why Beautiful women will not make good bank managers, in this day and age, why pay so much for a pudding? and a man plays guitar again … with his face (and not like Jimi Hendrix). A bit longer than usual, as I have some great music to play before holiday break.
Picture – Ed, by Rowley

You will hear:

Don't make me wait, by Nick Tann – England

Drowning, by Postcode – Isle of Man

Psycho Disgrace, by Latent Anxiety – USA

Be Tomorrow, by Madlife – USA

Hearts and Roses, by Emit – USA

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The Loaded Dice feat. Lily Green – October 14th from dPulse/Ovrtone on Vimeo.

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This week, chillin, working and beering. Joining Camra, and the gift voucher issues. Reality talent show shake up with some decent Judges like Steve Tyler of Aerosmith, Randy Jackson of Journey, and Jennifer Lopez. Who really is Piers Morgan? Dog restaurant in Sydney. US movie industry to remake a recent film because it's in a foreign language, with David Craig and People want Internet TVs, but decide what you want TV people – Internet or 3D?
Picture – Dante, by Hamish Campbell

You will hear:

• Thump, by Hot Fiction, England
• Monochrome, by Dante – Scotland
• Grade Separation, by Collapse Under Empire – Germany
• The Foolin' of Each Other, by Spellbound Dazzle – Italy
• Between Two Points, by The Glitch Mob – USA
• Endzeit, by Orange Sector, Germany
• Three Score and Ten, by Circus Envy – England
• Yesterday, by 13th Floor, USA
• Bad Moon Rising, by 8mm – USA
• Naima, by Times 4 – USA

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This week, a quite one, keeping up with things. Lots of recording of late with the Made in the UK Special, and The Metal Show, John Cage's 4′33″ for Christmas 2010 Number One?, and Deathboy for Eurovision 2011, something has to be done about the UK entrants. Evil poisonous fish, and huge hairy spiders are invading the UK even more due to Global Warming. Jeremy Clarkson explains what a Honey Badger is, and we're ok, we have great tunes.

You will hear:

• Endless Love, by On Returning – Sweden
• Cracks in the Armor, by Killola – USA
• Monument, by Shearer – Gemany
• Shadowlands, by One Car Motorcade – USA
• Better off Dead, by Vs. The Earth – USA
• Honey Badger, by Alright The Captain – England
• The Poltergeist, by Premium – England
• Black Morning, by Deathboy – England 
• Inner Eye, by Luxury Stranger – England 
• Jazz Singer, by No Kids – Canada

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This week, Battling a cold, and a new mic, and it pops, Sorry – I will solve that for next time. Half of people who listen to Internet Radio do it via podcasts. Safe for work Playboy site? Good or Bad? Changing your name to Buzz Lightyear, Aliens target man with meteorites, and a listener, Insane Star, proves that the biscuit debate is a lie, and was a ploy by a a rival biscuit company, article here.
Picture: Buzz Lightyear Costume (Squidoo)

You will hear:

• Head, by Ex Machina – USA
• Closer's not good Enough, by Chance – USA
• The Enemy Inside, by The Kyoto Connection
• I'm just A Nobody, by iMMa – England
• Zinedine Zidane, by Blueswerver – England
• You and Me, by Curtis Evans – USA
• Traffic Lights, by Aces High – England
• Say What I am, by Avoid the Morning – Scotland
• Halfwaytohell, by We Are Now Awake – USA
• Falter, by October File – England

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This week, post Podcrawl analysis, and apathy. Blaming other podcasters for buying great music. Prince, says the net is over – but at least he got his money from trashy newspapers. Driving skills: freaking out onlookers as Zombies escape from crashed car, and blaming carjack for crash, instead of sex whilst driving. RIAA get it badly wrong, spending too much to get so little, the AC/DC burger ready for the Summer, and Guacamole and Salsa is now bad for you.
Picture: School of Seven Bells (Ioda Promonet)

You will hear:

• Windstorm by School of Seven Bells – USA
• Dan Brown in Town, The Pocket Gods – England
• the King, by Azoora – UK
• Gift, by Mr. Meeble – France
• Into Brooklyn early in the morning, by The Innocence Mission – USA
• Empty Space, by Zoo Seven – USA
• Dragging Heels Through Bexley Battlefields, by Robert Batley – England
• Have you ever heard a digital accordion? by the Lovely Eggs – England

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This week, back from a week of sorting, hurting, driving, and washing up. Abstaining ready for Podcrawl this weekend. Listening to Justin Wayne Live.  Being an awful person, then absolve yourself on a Sunday? Not good. I always thought  you had to be good throughout your entire life.
Futurama returns, 6music saved?, spiders and bugs hit the UK. Justin Bieber to play North Korea?. Porn film bring royalties to UK Hospital, and telescopic eyes, how cool is that?
Picture: Madeleine Bloom, Reverbanation

You will hear:

• Down by the river, by Troubadour – UK
• Under Control, by The Transisters – Italy
• Good Advice, by Slaves to Gravity – UK
• Untouchable, by Stimulator – USA
• Shifting though the Lens, by Front Line Assembly – Canada
• Webs, by Madeleine Bloom – Germany
• Legionnaire, by Abandoned Pools – USA
• The Battle, by Secret Circuits – UK
• Wake up Sleeper (bad dreams never end remix), by One Dice – Germany

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