We’re moving the live show to Mondays and podcasts will be released the following Sunday.  Why?  So the magical Mark Riley can join us and we can be in a better slot to promote album releases which usually occur on Tuesdays.

Aside from this change in day of the week, it seems we’ve finally found a happy medium as things since we’ve returned have gone very smoothly.  Both the quality of the shows and the regularity of the podcast posting  has gone well, and we have had great response from all of you.

Make sure you pick up your copy of The L Project’s single, “It Does Get Better” to support LGBT education in schools to fight bullying and youth suicides caused by mis/non education.  It’s a great song for a great cause, and you can hear it again on this week’s show.

And I did have to include a picture of Keith Easton wearing his Justin Wayne Show tee-shirt (you can get yours here) as it’s very cute.  You can see the Deadly Winters EP in the background if you zoom in!  Great product placement Keith, you can be my manager any day.

Keith Easton in his TJWS Tee Shirt

See you lot on Monday!

~JW

Our second show back using the Awdio.com broadcasting software and featuring new music from Auditorium, Green River Ordinance, Pareto, Junebug, Rainbow Fresh, Calvin Roche… well, you get the idea.  HEAPS of brand new stuff.

We have a very special free music feature this week from someone who’s been a  long time listener and first time played on the show.  Randy Combs sent me the single “Molded Chrome” by his group The Nature of Ghosts.  What’s more,  offered to allow a limited time free download to us.  So here it is, go download it!

Yeah, we like this broadcasting software quite a bit!  We’ve also nailed down the recording software and polished up the chat room so you should pop over next Wednesday for the live show.

Junebug

See you next week,

JW

That’s right, JW Show favorites Junebug are about to release a new album called “Beards” (waiting until the end of Movember, I’m assuming) and so they’ve shot out this free mp3 taster for you called “On The Sidewalk”.  It’s got a few throwbacks to the older Junebug catalog, and hearing it makes us even more excited for the new album.

Again, congratulations to my Dad who is now officially in remission with his non-hodgekins lymphoma.  I patched in a few pictures of natural killer cells attacking cancer cells, which is the treatment that ended up working for him (the four different types of chemo didn’t put a dent in the stuff.)  Some of Dad’s favourite music is on this week’s show to celebrate including Los Campesinos, The Elements, Jespa, Junebug, The Lonely H, and Auditorium.

Two Natural Killer Cells Attack a Cancer Cell - thanks to Eye of Science/Photo Researchers Inc.

Thanks again!  Make sure to grab the first half of the show if you haven’t already.

~JW

 

Blacktooth

1. Zalinski – Apology to the Feminine
2. Junebug – Modern Day Fairy Tales
3. Robert Batley – Dragging Heels (through Bexley’s Battlefields)
4. Natasha Davies – Giggle
5. Jespa – Orla
6. The Little Philistines – She’s My Food
7. Nick Tann – How Do You Sleep?
8. Blacktooth – LC
9. Pareto – Nothing Major
10. The Sales Brothers – Goddamn Payments (Live at the Starwood 1979)
11. The Nadas – Long Goodbye
12. Cinemawave (formally Projekt) – Ocean Passage

To all service women and men, thank you for your service. Regardless of political points of view, service members sacrifice a lot of personal time and we get to enjoy many freedoms as a result of their personal sacrifices. I would rather see a world where military was not used, however, the next time that you see a service person from your country in your travels, please stop to say thank you for your service.

Justin and Jamie, thank you for all of your hard work and sacrifices in bringing to people great indie music. The next time that you both make it to California, the pints are on me. Until then, cheers and thank you. –Billy, Our Curator

Due to the fact that show 118 was eaten by beasts, we’ve gone back into the catalogue a bit to bring you some absolutely wonderful music.  I think you’ll agree…  (we’ve even got TWO parts this week, so make sure you get both!)

What Ate Episode 118

Stuff after the playlist…

~JW

The second part of our “not eaten by beasts” show.  Here’s some more about beasts (and where I got the “beasts” pictures from) as I was talking with Nick Tann over the weekend about the “future” of our planet, doomsday, and how we’re still here after the 2000 scare.

Next week is NEW MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA!

~JW

I thought we’d talk a little more about Movember as well as some fun things happening with Nick Tann and Matt Stevens.

Nick Tann

We’re also doing the short prequel to the Tourdates Musician’s Clinic that I now run down in Camden here in London.  These are great opportunities for bands and artists to get great feedback on their demos and get their demos heard by industry professionals If you fancy coming down to the next one with a demo, click on over to the site and register.

And now for the playlist…

Do visit our Artists Page for all the links to the artists played on today’s show and EVERY show we’ve ever done.  There’s quite a few there!

Thanks for joining us this week.  Come back next week for the Musician’s Clinic recap!

~JW

We do have a fabulous Track of the Week from Mr. Twist… it ended up the first track I heard off the album when they sent it to me, but it’s the last on the actual record.  A great tune, “Start Again” makes me want to do exactly that, start the album over again.  Grab a download of their current released single (that we also play on the show) on their website at mrtwistband.com.

Here’s the rest of the (much shorter) playlist!  Keep it locked on the website for the auxiliary podcasts that will come off of hour two of the live broadcast.

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 105: Back to the Future

Keep rolling in the messages for new side-podcasts and extra content popping up in the coming weeks.

Cheers,

JW

I’m beginning to gather phone/mp3 adverts for my Musical Trading Post coming up in the next few weeks.  If you’ve got a new single, album, or other indie music service you’d like to promote please give us a ring and leave a message on US Number (+1): 646-495-9244 Extension: 10523.  (It’s in the sidebar if you forget.)  You’re also welcome to email mp3s to jw (at) thejustinwayneshow (dot) com.

Just do a phone recording of 30 seconds in length including:

• Who you are
• What you’re promoting
• How we can contact you

…and we’ll get those on the show pronto!

Anyway, on with the show… almost 30 songs this week!  Remember, next week’s regular podcast is only an hour long, with auxiliary podcasts to download as well.  Have a look around the website and grab some more audio if you need it!

The Justin Wayne Show Episode 104: A Musical Trading Post

MIA (Made In America) :: Heaven Knows :: Craig Morrison and Little Cowboys
I Wanna Do Right :: Been Gone Too Long :: The Snake Charmers
I’m The Enforcer :: Be Brave :: Auditorium
Speaking Springsteen :: The Church of Steve Honest :: Robert Batley
Lonely Scientist :: The Lonely Scientist (EP) :: Ryan Rebo
Take me Down :: Gideon’s Demise
Watermelons :: Toby Bain, David Kelly, Matthew Wagstaff
Enemies :: Enemies Single :: Talk to Angels
Fit Of Rage :: The Fury And The Sound :: BRENN
Fever :: Fever Single :: The Quails
Burning :: Red Hot :: Ivory Tower Project
Feel Alive :: Here To Remind You :: Dirty Proper
Post Office Tower :: The Church of Steve Honest :: Fake Teak
Solid State :: 11|70 :: Fake Teak
Bad City :: Bad City :: 12″ SAADI
Love Song :: Bayu Risa
The Narrator :: Ever The Optimist :: Lights Out Dancing
Talk About :: Drunk Like Bible Times :: Dear and the Headlights
Pistol :: Please Come Home :: Dustin Kensrue
Coffeelocks :: Home :: Gavin Castleton
Madmen :: Put Away the Camera :: Brave Chandeliers
Too Heavy To Stand Up :: Delooze
Ways To An End :: Mirrors
Electric Shocks :: Robot Disaster
Jumpstart My Rocket :: Modern Day Fairy Tales :: Junebug
Art of Living :: Twilight :: Via Dove
Long Goodbye :: Almanac :: The Nadas

Reduced length next week, but our second live hour is going to turn into multiple other podcasts which will go out on their own from thejustinwayneshow.com.  Do check it out!

Cheers,

Justin