Show Notes
Mogwai’s spaceship-hunting Stuart Braithwaite is Andrew Male’s latest guest, bringing with him a mighty audio “massage of the soul”. Plus MOJO Associate Editor Jenny Bulley, new records by Bill Callahan and Lucretia Dalt, and some ambient rabbits. It’s a trip!
Tracklisting:
1. Ritchie Sacramento, by Mogwai, written by Mogwai and released on Rock Action Records 2. Sleep’s Dopesmoker from 2003 written by Sleep and released on Tee Pee Records 3. Coyotes, by Bill Callahan, written by Bill Callahan and released on Drag City 4. ‘No Tiempo’, is the opening track from the album jAy! Written and performed by Lucrecia Dalt and released on RVNG Intl records
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