BOTTOM OF THE POPS March 22, 2018

ARTIST NAME / SONG TITLE / AMOUNT OF YOU TUBE PLAYS ON CHART PUBLICATION

1 Sir Robert Orange Peel – Slates (3)

Sir Robert goes all kitchen sink drama at brekkie.. bloody brilliant. His new album is the dogs bollocks. Wait till we feature Alexa

2 The Total Rejection – Did You Fall Out Of The Window (6)

Song title of the week with a bit of motorhead cadging going on too.

3 Baloji – Bipolaire – Les Noirs (8)

Only 8 plays.. this one is sending shivers up the spine, makes you wish  summer would hurry up and come. Beautiful track.

4 Bunny Lee – Portobello Special Dub (15 )

A re-issue of a Bunny Lee  we hadn’t heard before . This is the real deal dub and it’s aPortobello style too. Play..repeat..play etc
5 Your Food – New Pop   (87)

Out of Louisville 1983. Apparently it’s a bit of a cult record. Gun Club without the histronics .. One for our post punk librarian in residence, Dave Cantrell.

6 Gwenno – Tir Har Mor (125)

Very cool, silky smooth pop sung in old Cornish, avoids Enyaisms . Track of the week ?  We think so.
7 Luke Roberts – I Don’t Want You Anymore (215)

Then again, this could be the track of the week. If this doesn’t make you well up you are a cruel cruel person. Stunning.. Gram would be proud.

8  Space Dimension Controller –  NRG Intersect ( 386)

Clocks in at 15 minutes, but don’t let that put you off. Feels like it’s over in half the time. This is how we like to hear our modular synths. Been listening to this all week.. draws you right in.

9  Tobacco Rat – pfunk600 (632)

Not up there with no.8 – but some great production on this.

10)  Colon Man – Plantain Porridge (685)

Very cool tune . Again great production and stunning bass tones. This would sound huge on a killer system.

Top New Tune Released Early March – Total Rave Diva cut up bass action – another one for a huge sound system

Because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know.

We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know.

But there are also unknown unknowns – the ones we don’t know we don’t know.