Phantom 105.2 playlist, Saturday September 15
As played on Phantom 105.2, Saturday September 15, 10pm-midnight
Loads and loads and loads of new stuff - well new to me at any rate. If you haven’t done so already, check out Windmill’s album “Puddle City Racing Lights” on Melodic. If you want big crunchy guitars in your life, Kinksi, Les Savy Fav (playing Dublin’s Crawdaddy on October 27), Health and Blitzen Trapper are for you. If you just want some great mighty tunes, check out Envelopes, The Young Republic, Club 8 and The Royal We. Big up to Waterford lasses You’re Only Massive (see below for what you should call your label) whose cracking electro reminded some of our listeners of CSS. Also new sounds from truly wonderful albums from Robert Wyatt, Beirut, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, King Creosote and PJ Harvey. And - at long last - we found a recording of Bat For Lashes doing “I’m On Fire”. Lovely hurling.
Windmill “Ashmatic” (Melodic)
Envelopes “Life On The Beach” (Brille)
The Young Republic “Modern Plays” (End of the Road)
Health “Glitter Pills” (Lovepump United)
Kinski “Crybaby Blowout” (Sub Pop)
Les Savy Fav “Patty Lee” (Wichita)
Blitzen Trapper “Devil’s A Go Go” (Sub Pop)
Hafdis Huld “Diamonds On My Belly” (Red Grape)
The Royal We “All The Rage” (Geographic)
Le Loup “We Are Gods! We Are Wolves!” (Hardly Art)
Club 8 “Whatever You Want” (Labrador)
Matthew Dear “Fleece On Brain” (Ghostly International)
You’re Only Massive “Sugar Shake The Cool” (Decies Discs)
Cadence Weapon “Black Hand” (Big Dada)
Herbie Hancock “Bring Down The Birds” (Columbia)
Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings “Let Them Knock” (Daptone)
Betty Wright “Clean Up Woman” (Atlantic)
Blackstreet “No Diggity” (MCA)
Beirut “In The Mausoleum” (4AD)
King Creosote “Leslie” (679)
Flying Lotus “1983” (Plug Research)
Ennio Morricone “Once Upon A Time in the West” (RCA)
Robert Wyatt “Stay Tuned” (Domino)
Bat For Lashes “I’m On Fire” (Echo)
PJ Harvey “When Under Ether” (Island)
Tim Buckley “Song To The Siren” (Bizarre/Straight)
Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band “The Host, The Ghost, The Most Holy-O” (Virgin)
Robert Johnson “Cross Road Blues” (Columbia)
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11:22 am
Totally agree, Windmill album is awesome, Fit is paticularly good.
Comment by Sean