This set has been made like the first broadcast of a weekly radio show for a Hungarian radio station, but it didn’t play this, and the plan of a weekly radio show with various songs just from brand new records stayed in my head. So I’m looking for an internet radio station for my show.  If you want it please write: magazin AT rnr666.hu.

1. Experimental pop by Chinese American guitarist and Japanese j-pop diva: Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa – Dimension Dive part 3: Deep Sea Dance (Thrill Jockey Records)   2. Keith Richards’ daughter’s favorite: Natural Child – Don’t Time Pass Quickly  (Burger Records) 3. Aussie electro Nun – Evoke The Sleep (Aarght Records, Avant Records)  4. Aussie seagaze Rat Columns – Pink Mist (R.I.P. Society)  5. Canadian chaos brigade: Odonis Odonis – Mr Smith (Buzz Records)  6. “It’s noisy, with keyboards, you wouldn’t like it”: Gentle Friendly – Cloudbusting II (UK, Fat Cat)  7. Atlanta king of garage soul: Curtis Harding – I Don’t Wanna Go Home (Burger)  8. Mix The Fall with Velvet Underground: Parquet Courts – Black and White (What’s Your Rupture Records)  9. Hungarian historicist and liturgical garage rock: Gustave Tiger – Mary of the Seas  10. San Franciscan eclectic pop: Deerhoof – Exit Only (Polyvinyl)  11. Swiss-Canadian art punk or not: Peter Kernel – High Fever (On The Camper)  12. Swiss funeral folk: The Dead Brothers – Black Train (Voodoo Rhythm)  13. A Tasmanian poet with keyboards: Peter Escott – I Believe in Devil World (Bedroom Suck Records)  14. Notorious English art punkers: The Fat White Family – Touch The Leather (redux) (Hate Hate Hate Records) 15. Parquet Courts’ side project: Parkay Quarts – These Boots (What’s Your Rupture)  16. Traditional Columbian jazz punk chaos: Ensamble Polifonico Vallenato – Son (Staubgold)  17.  Poet, playwright & rapper: Kate Tempest – Lonely Daze (Big Dada Records)  18. English countryside doom surfers: The Wytches – Gravedweller (Heavenly/ Partisan/ Dine Alone)  19. American traditionalist Luke Winslow King – Levee Man (Bloodshot Records)

Another sample     The „out now” is just a temporary title.