Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

Welcome to another episode of EDM going out on the world wide web as well as to Yackandandah on a crisp and slightly frosty mid June morning, however, frosty the tunes are anything but! Because this show features an aural equivalent of a big warm crackling fire with hearty tunes from Jordie Lane. Lachy Doley, Little Georgia, Josh Rennie Hynes and Lindsay Lou. You’ll also hear cool new tunes from The Maes, Josh Cashman and Julia Jacklin’s latest album Crushing.

Hear new music from Cool Sounds, The Laurels, Green Buzzard, Jade Imagine, Eggy, Grim Rhythm and The Bennies. Playlist at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

Part 1 of a look at 80's/90's British rock. Starting with Goth Rock, Madchester and Shoegaze

Iggy's new coffee/Artists funding solar farms

Matt - 5
Greg - 4

After seeing them perform live last week Michael continues his recent discovery and new found love of Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier excellent recent albums. Sandy revisits Woodstock Corner, plays Janis Joplin, some Roger Miller covers and an original, and also pays tribute to Deborah Conway.

Hear new music from DZ Deathrays, The Scientists, Jayteehazard, The Sunday League, Hearts & Rockets, Sachet and more. Playlist at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

Better late than never...On this week's pod Sandy acknowledges the passing of one of New Orleans favourite sons Dr. John. Michael is very impressed by the latest album from Debra Conway and Willy Zygier, "The Words of Men" ahead of their concert in Wangaratta later this week.

Charles (age nine) shares some of his favourite music from around the world. His cousin Keagan joins him on air this month.

It's our 100th episode, with new music from Rocket Science, Wilding, Peak Twins and Cereal Killer, plus the announcement of WASTE THE ALPHAFEST on July 30 at The Eastern in Ballarat.

Playlist and more info at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

Scott's bag of musical bliss for this show includes new material from a trio of Brooklyn's finest - San Fermin, The National and Sharon Van Etten plus new material from Nancie Schipper, Aldous Harding, Tiny Ruins, The Maes (feat John Flanagan) and finishes with a vocal harmonic gem from Ruth Moody and her band The Wailin' Jennys

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