Tag Archives: Southampton music scene

Is This Thing On Podcast 43

Posted on August 9, 2010 by Nick Tann

A frankly shambolic podcast, I even got the number wrong it IS number 43. What I DID get right was the music, they are all new artists to Is This Thing On. I played the songs of

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Is This Thing On 42

Posted on July 31, 2010 by Nick Tann

A nice big noisy one this; I play

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In a podcast that thumbs it’s nose and sticks two fingers up at the music industry I played the brilliant Tim Farrell from America, the fabulous Occasional Orchestra from England, the amazing Lite from Japan, the sublime Wax Ersatz from England, an interview from … Continue reading →

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Is This Thing On Podcast number 38

Posted on July 5, 2010 by Nick Tann

Back to some form of normality this week I played (in no particular order) Indigo Earth, Haunted Stereo, Matt Stephens remixed by Pseudo Ambient, Kevin Fisher, Steve Lowis, STIMULATOR, Matt Erion Trio, Jim Chorley and me. Dave Miles was talking … Continue reading →