Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

Hear new music from Basic Hinge, We All Want To, I Know Leopard, Rob Snarski, Cry Club, Cool Explosions and more. Playlist at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

As evidenced by the mic issues in the first few minutes (our apologies) this episode keeps up the high technical standards for which EA has become famous. Only matched by the music and banter in which Nigel demonstrates that there really is a generation gap when it comes to a fine collection of Australian songs mainly of the 90's which Bernie and Sandy have never heard. Sandy acknowledges the anniversary of Buddy Holly's death and introduces a new segment celebrating the 50th anniversary of Woodstock whilst Bernie revisits Prog Rock Corner and relives an emotional connection with a hero from his past. Shambolic as always and very eclectic!

Hear new music from Art of Fighting, The Ocean Party, Monnone Alone, Bench Press, VulgarGrad, Rackett, Hemm, The Pigs and more. Playlist at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

Pretty fly for a hottest 100 recount/ Billy's stolen strat

Songs with female names in the title

Scott takes a look at the Tangam Mini Music Fest, A Day On The Green, plays an interview from Beechworth Music Festival and has 17yo Rutherglen songstress Katie Gaston in to play live en route to the Push Battle of the Bands final on 10 Feb at St Kilda Festival. Tunes from Amaya Laucirica, John Butler, Dan Sultan, Missy Higgins, This Way North, Kurt Vile, Jodi Phillis, Martin Frawley and many others

DJ 'Aussie' Nigey Nige delves into Australian music as he embraces his recently obtain Australian citizenship. And Michael trials a new approach to his contributions called 'Back Catalogue' where he explores of music that has caught his ear lately - tonight it is the band 'Bokante' and singer/songwriter 'Yolanda Ingley II'.

Hear new music from Sweater Curse, Fair Maiden, The Smallgoods, Olivia's World, King Gizzard and more. Full playlist at http://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

We go old school blues
Muddy waters, Mance Lipscomb, Hop Wilson (influence on Johnny Winter), Lightnin' Hopkins, The Allman Brothers Band, doing an Elvin Bishop tune, with Elvin Bishop playing Guitar and Steve Miller playing piano, the great and under rated Roy Buchanan and a whole lot more

17yo Rutherglen singer-songwriter Katie Gaston is off to compete in the statewide Push Battle of the Bands on 10 Feb at St Kilda Festival. Here she drops into our Yackandandah studio for a chat with Scott and performs two originals "You Only Love Me When I'm Leaving" and "Bad Habit".

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