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From 14th of February we will be broadcasting a new Fortnightly show, Spiral Scratch. We will be spinning the best of Punk, Indie and Alternative, both old and new………so tune in...

When punk had splintered into a hundred different pieces and hit different UK cities, young bands springing up fed their take on punk sliced with their pop sensibilities back into the mainstream. Featuring Cabaret Voltaire, Altered Images, Simple Minds, Associates, Human League, Orange Juice, Heaven...

What happened when all the disparite elements of post-punk collided and rediscovered its pop sensibilities………? Listen in on the 1st Feb and find out. Music includes, Echo and The Bunnymen, Human League, Associates, Orange Juice and Altered Images...

As post-punk continued to fracture in the late '70's, the sound and look becgan to diversify even further. Influenced by Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees, the cult became a full blown movement with the release of Bauhaus 'Bela Lugosi's Dead'. From then on it became a pan-stick monster that...

Following the lead taken by The Banshees & Joy Division (themselves influenced by Bowie, Iggy and the Doors), bands like Bauhaus emerged in the late ’70’s in shades and white make-up. Other Cornerstone bands such as Killing Joke proved hugely influential with their post-apocalyptic s...

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The NY scene had stalled by 1977, and several bands who had been working before punk were waiting in the wings to make an impact, in many instances a more radical sound than the '60's inspired NY bands. Featuring Devo, Pere Ubu, Minutemen, Suicide, Flipper and more...

From mid '77 onwards, punk fractured into 'real' punk, and those who saw themselves as following an art-rock continuim from Bowie, Eno, Iggy, Lou Reed, and wanted to explore new soundscapes. Music and Words featuring, Bowie, Iggy, PIL, Josef K, Swell Maps and more...

What happened when the arties and the real punks split in ‘77? The arties lookeed towards innovators like David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Brian Eno, Kraftwerk, Beefheart, Can, Neu!, Velvet Underground and drove art-rock forward towards the ’80’s. The results? Some of the most interesting an...

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