1. Maximum Joy - "Stretch"
2. A Certain Ratio - "Only Together"
3. Medium Medium - "Hungry, So Angry"
4. Suburban Lawns - "Anything"
5. The Sound - "Missiles"
6. The Clean - "Anything Could Happen"
7. Total Control - "Bloody Glass"
8. SPF - "Moderation"
9. Pity Party - "Pop Song 4-Evr"
10. Würst Nürse - "Hot Doctor"
11. Sauna Youth - "Leisure Time"
12. Girls In Synthesis - "Fan The Flames"
13. Clang! - "OBVIOUS"
14. Tamagotchi Teenage Dirtbag - "DEVIL"
15. Eephus - "Gin Buck"
16. Carambolage - "City-Grossmarkt"
17. Ut - "Mosquito Botticelli"
18. Equalizer 24K - "New Moon Aries"
19. Didi - "Haru"
LISTEN 2 THE SHOW
Show Notes
This was an especially fun broadcast to put together. It's been a while since I've played mostly punk on the show, and I'll admit, this particular instance is not an uninspired one. If you listen to the show, you'll notice most of the people playing in the groups on the playlist are women, and cut from some kind of punk cloth. This is because I've been on the hunt for groups featuring women, lgbtq artists, and most importantly, people of color. I have found several groups with queer members and frontpersons, and plenty of unsung female heroes in the post-punk realm, but not very many groups from this realm featuring members of color. I tried looking a little closer to my own timeline and still have not found very many, the few groups in existence today have been found and are great and slowly getting their well-deserved attention, but still not quite what I'm looking for. I've felt so compelled to fill this gap myself--and I might sooner than later--but until then, my search will continue. The upside to constantly searching for something you don't find is that you come across a bunch of other things that you are thankful to have discovered, despite not knowing about them in the first place. I'm rambling as usual, but I've begun adding links to each artist name in the above tracklists so you can look them up easier, and below I've posted a link to the music video for the final track of the show, "Haru" by the Columbus, Ohio group, Didi. I think it's an incredibly beautiful song and I want the whole world to hear it/see it because the music video in particular seems to match the general air of whimsy and wonder that the song encapsulates. Enjoy.
Oh! Sign up to be a vendor at U-Punk's Music Market II! It's going to be a lot of fun and we will try our best to air all of the DJ sets from the event via the same listening link above! Until next week!
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