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33RPM - 19th March 2019

Zack Yusof

19-Mar-19 22:00

33RPM - 19th March 2019

Zack Yusof gives you an interesting selection of music and his insights on the style, the singers and the stories behind the songs.

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0:13 - Primal Scream - Imperial

5:56 - The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Cannot Be Saved

9:50 - Richard Hawley - Off My Mind

13:32 - Japanese Television - Bloodworm

19:01 - Karen O & Danger Mouse - Leopard's Tongue

22:08 - Hatchie - Without A Blush

27:40 - A.A. Bondy - Images Of Love

32:20 - Sharon Van Etten - You Shadow

35:30 - Cosmonauts - Seven Sisters

40:39 - The Amps - I Am Decided

43:03 - The Jesus & Mary Chain - April Skies

48:16 - Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - In The Capital

Produced by: Ali Johan


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Categories:  History,  People and Places,  Music

Tags:  Primal Scream,  Karen O,  Danger Mouse,  The Jesus & Mary Chain,  indie,  shoegaze,  powerpop,  indie rock,  Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, 


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