UKNY for October 20

The South Devon-Yorkshire trio Pale Blue Eyes released their second album, This House, in 2023 and spent this past year touring, from opening for Slowdive to running the gauntlet of European summer festivals — and they recorded a new album too. On tonight's "UKNY" at 11 p.m., that first new song off of PBE's forthcoming third record.

Manchester poet and musician Antony Szmierek has announced his debut album, Service Station at the End of the World, released February 28, and from that, his latest single about an odd, abandoned pyramid in Stockport. Also, Obongjayar delves into dance mode, Swansea Sound fears that history teaches us nothing, and Seafarers set sail via their lovely third album, Another State. And Laura Marling sings a gentle lullaby to her daughter — and has sold-out residencies ahead in London and New York this autumn.

All that and more on "UKNY," Sundays 11 p.m.-midnight on 90.7FM, streaming online, and in the Archives after broadcast.

Songs played:
1. Pale Waves, “Kiss Me Again,” Smitten
2. Wynona Bleach, “I Deserve That,” single
3. Lambrini Girls, “Company Culture,” Who Let the Dogs Out
4. Antony Szmierek, “The Great Pyramid of Stockport,” Service Station at the End of the Universe
5. (Calabar, NG-London, UK) Obongjayar, “Just My Luck,” single
6. Public Service Broadcasting, “Arabian Flight,” The Last Flight
7. Pale Blue Eyes, “How Long is Now,” single
8. Mogwai, “God Gets You Back,” single
9. Massive Attack, “Risingson,” Mezzanine
10. Nectar Woode, “Head Above Water,” single
11. Metronomy x Porij, “Petit Boy,” single
12. Swansea Sound, “Dinosaur Bones,” single
13. Field Music, “Absolutely Negative,” Limits of Language
14. Laura Marling, “Child of Mine,” Patterns in Repeat
15. Seafarers, “Anyone Else,” Another State