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33RPM - 20th September 2016

Zack Yusof

20-Sep-16 22:00

33RPM - 20th September 2016

 Zack Yusof gives you an interesting selection of music and his insights on the style, the singers and the stories behind the songs.

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0:08 - Cities In Dust - Siouxsie and The Banshees

4:54 - Holding Roses - Twin Peaks

7:27 - Begin - Tim Burgess and Peter Gordon

12:28 - First World Problem - Unknown Mortal Orchestra

17:12 - Love Like Blood - Killing Joke

21:30 - Carolina Drama - Jack White

28:04 - Duel - Propaganda

33:27 - Villany - Local Natives

37:13 - Real Love - Big Thief

42:15 - Pandora - Cocteau Twins

47:30 - UR - Beach Baby

52:46 - This Is Hardcore - Pulp


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Tags:  33rpm,  zack yusof,  alternative rock,  british rock,  indie rock,  dream pop,  cocteau twins,  local natives,  unknown mortal orchestra,  twin peaks,  jack white


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