UKNY For March 17
LIFE (courtesy of the band's Bandcamp page, PR)
On tonight's UKNY at 11 — next week the show moves to Sunday nights at the same time — a few more bands that made their way through SXSW this week, like Hull's LIFE (pictured), Melbourne's Totally Mild and Toronto's Common Deer.
Also, brand new releases from London's Simian Mobile Disco with the Deep Throat Choir, Organised Scum, and Norfolk's Broads.
And a wee salute to Professor Stephen Hawking, who passed away on Wednesday after altering the scientific world with his profound grasp of the universe. Not only did he explain the galaxy to us, but he did so with wit and compassion.
Catch up to UKNY on demand after broadcast — including last week's SXSW preview — in the Weekend Archives.
Songs played:
1. The Orielles, “Old Stuff, New Glass,” Silver Dollar Moment
2. Organised Scum, “Unborn Cars,” single
3. Acrylic, “In Here/Tonight,” All I Am EP
4. LIFE, “Rare Boots,” Popular Music
5. Inheaven, “Stupid Things,” Inheaven
6. Depeche Mode, “I Feel You,” Songs of Faith and Devotion
7. Broads, “Habitats,” Field Theory
8. George FitzGerald feat. Tracey Thorn, “Half-Light,” All That Must Be
9. Tracey Thorn, “Dancefloor,” Record
10. Simian Mobile Disco feat. The Deep Throat Choir, “Caught in a Wave,” Murmurations
11. (Commonwealth Cut: Melbourne, Australia) Totally Mild, “Today, Tonight,” Her
12. (Commonwealth Cut: Brisbane, Australia) Hatchie, “Sure (Robin Guthrie remix),” single
13. (Commonwealth Cut: Toronto, Canada) Common Deer, “Wonder,” EP II
14. Monty Python feat. Stephen Hawking, “Galaxy Song,” Stephen Hawking sings Monty Python
