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dubstep / breakbeat / bassline

1 Round The World Girls (Tes La Rok remix) Uncle Sam
2 Art Of Revolution Bassnectar
3 Get On Up Babylon System
4 Dreadlock SUB SCAPE
5 Night Vision (Skream's So Nasty Version) Distance
6 Chase Pack Matt-U
7 The Terminator Caspa
8 Hit That Gash feat. dj primecuts Foreign Beggars & Rouge a levre
9 Tripping On Sunshine (Sunshine Dub) DJ Duke feat The Breaking Crew
10 Jungle Steppers Herve & The Count of Monte Cristo
11 Warrior's Dance (Kicks Like a Mule Mix) The Prodigy
12 What (Dub) Dynamite MC & Jack Beats
13 Xpand Switch & ANT & DNA
14 Drop It To The Floor Machines Don't Care

breakbeat / uk hardcore / dubstep

1 Baggy Bottom Boys (dz Remix) Jokers of the Scene
2 Jungle Steppers Herve & The Count of Monte Cristo
3 Wind It Up The Prodigy
4 Terminator 2 Rufige Kru
5 Oblivion (Head In The Clouds) Manix
6 Said The Spider Darqwan
7 2facedrasta (Reso rmx) Dubstitutes
8 The Cyberman Magnetic Man
9 Hit That Gash feat. dj primecuts Foreign Beggars & Rouge a levre
10 The Terminator Caspa
11 Miss Her Komonazmuk
12 Fuckaz ft. Spaceape The Bug
13 CCTV L.V. & Dandelion
14 Spacewalk Starkey
15 Cay's Crays (Blood & Fire Vs Deep Sounds Remix) Fat Freddys Drop

Andrew Morrison:
Andy's two-hour July show features a session from Tokyo artist Block 45 comprising three unheard tunes recorded specially for the show. Other new music includes The Joy Formidable, Malcolm Middleton, former Golden Virgins frontman Lucas renney and Dave Swain, two cracking tunes from New York label High Chai Recordings and unsigned music from Robin Foster, Hold Fast and turnpike glow. Raw Milk and Samuraj Cities get two tracks each, Scott is granted five minutes in which to get funky, and there's even a competition to win loads of CDs.

Jeff Grainger:
Jeff's three hour show for July is packed with exclusive recordings and Dandelion Radio debuts. Nicolas and the Iceni & Stranger Son of WB provide sessions both recorded especially for this show. We'll also be hearing another two exclusive live recordings from Marble Valley.
July's featured record label is Manchester's Analogue Catalogue and The Warms, Cilo Cub and Salma El Assal are just three of the many acts making their Dandelion Radio debut. There are tracks from old(ish) favourites The Joy Formidable, Town Bike & Rev Porl. The latter two, incidentally, will both appearing live at The Castle in Oldham of the 5th of July (See News/Events page).
Just to round things off nicely there's a classic Dub track from The Sound Dimension.

Marcelle:
The joy of madness

With a very proud 97.7% vinyl guarantee Marcelle's July show is for that reason alone a treat to listen to. Besides, nothing goes wrong; when a track plays at the 'wrong speed' it was released that way.
Not surprisingly one of featured track titles translates as 'The joy of madness'. Marcelle also pays tribute to a deceased bass player and spins new records by amongst others Burial and Four Tet, Ben Klock, Kyozin Yeni Dekai, Portradium, Harmonic 313, Caspa, Mika Miko, King Midas Sound and Rogue State.
There are wonderful reissues of works by Dog Faced Hermans, Charley Patton and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Catanou.

Mark Cunliffe:
Summer is warming up nicely, much better than a bolognaise at Wetherspoon's.....luke warm gristle....GUARENTEED!!

On this month's show, Bassline Generation are working out whether it'll be Charlie or Will's. N-Type has hit the bottle, but only for his chips. Romain Virgo needs Diazepam and Professor Longhair is pogoing to an iffy cure-all. Wiley's making like a German war plane on a U.S. war film and Micheal Frearson is upsetting superhero's. POL's getting exercised on the Eurostar and Chino's taking all precautions, sensible boy. I know global warming is affecting changes in weather patterns but I think Julie Doiron has her prediction for the summer well wrong. Finally, I've had a tip off from the bowels of Dandelion, Mr Webster's dropped me a baddun....

Mark Whitby:
With Edgars Lisp in session and tracks from new albums by Method of Defiance, Dubkasm and Pissed Jeans July was always going to be a particularly fine month for music.
And it wasn't hard to find other fine stuff in the shape the Clark Kunt remix of Micachu & The Shapes, albums from Pantie Hamster, My Odd Gong and Battlehooch, plus a preview of the forthcoming Radio Arabia EP and Anonymous Bosch album.
This month's Peel Back & Sniff takes in snippets from the formidable back catalogues of Spirit and Procul Harum and
Mark lets us into one of his secret passions with a hearty dollop of Western Swing on 78. And the lazy get finally gets round to playing a track from that amazing Crocodiles album. About time too.

Matt Jones:
July WILL be a heatwave, at least musically thanks to this month's UV rays of blinding musical light from the boy Jones. You can bask in the sunshine of new music by Mi Ami, trypta, dadub, Tara Jane O'Neil, Hurtdeer, robot koch, Wounded Knee, Akron/Family, Volfoniq featuring Tribuman plus loads more stuff from the recent past, including more from the vaults of Benbecula Records.
You might not be able to rely on the weather, but at least you can rely on Dandelion Radio...

Pete Jackson:
We'll celebrate the cracking sunniness/damp squib of July (delete as appropriate) with a fantastic exclusive live set from The Vaudevillians, loads of new noises from Sonic Youth, Thee Vicars and Crack Babies, and a firm handshake to welcome back our old mates Eclier andCornershop. Put on your sun cream/wellies and join me, won't you?

Rachael Neiman:
The July edition of 'The Rachael Neiman Experience' will be our last for a couple of months but we're leaving you with a very exciting Indie Tracks festival special to celebrate the UK's most exciting summer festival we'll be playing tracks by bands set to appear including Poppy and Friends, Cola Jet Set, The Lovely Eggs, Speedmarket Avenue and many more and not a bad train pun in sight!

Rocker:
This month's three-hour spectacular features an exclusive session from MJ Hibbett & the Validators, as well as tracks from "If You Were Fruit", the new LP by The Lovely Eggs.
There's also tracks from new LPs by Dinosaur Jr; Nathan Fake; Liechtenstein; The Wave Pictures; The Field; Jarvis Cocker; Anssi 8000 & Maria Stereo; Eels; and Debbie Leggo, as well as new tracks from girl alliance; Veronica Falls; April Phibia & The Rule-Her; The Seven Inches; Bang Bangs; Red Pens; and The Owls Are Not What They Seem.
There's electronica / dubstep from Skream; Satoshi Fumi; and Benga. Herman Schwartz takes on Amy Winehouse; The Sunday Reeds take on The Jesus And Mary Chain; while The Wedding Present's bass player Terry de Castro takes on ..er The Wedding Present. There's also a soundclash between reggae kings Pama International and Billy Bragg.
This month's Peel's Big 45 is a 1966 cover of a Screamin' Jay Hawkins song, and this month's Educating Elizabeth is a 1967 Northern Soul classic on the Canterbury label.
As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: While worldwide CD sales are falling, In 2008 sales of Vinyl records reached their highest level since 1991.

Ste McCabe:
Ste's very first show on Dandelion will be an electro, pop punk onslaught of queer and female heroes from the current underground including Vile Vile Creatures, Psychofag And The Flesh Happening, along with a healthy dose of forgotten and under-rated classics from the past from the likes of Altered Images, Soulbossa and Marc Almond. Listen out for Ste's terrifying ordeal with the endlessly-ringing landline telephone, oh no!

Yank Sizzler:
Being the token "Yank" on Dandelion Radio, July means that I will be stuffing my voice hole with hot dogs for the entirety of the month. Luckily I'm still able to talk in between songs with a mouthful of wiener. It's a talent my uncle Bernard taught me. July's show starts off with a blast of soulful shame from Bunker Hill as he laments a girl who can't dance, but don't let that stop you from doing so. Get moving in the July heat with wonderful new material from CPC Gangbangs, XBXRX, Blank Dogs, Tyvek, The Builders & the Butchers, The Bobby McGee's and more. And of course the social lubricant of a few soul gems from Eddie Floyd, Baby Huey & O.V. Wright will aid on the dance floor.
Plus, if you're so inclined, certainly spend some time with a few favorite wallflowers by superargo, {{{Sunset}}}, Stereolab and Lightnin' Hopkins. But don't call Lightnin' a wallflower to his face. I done made that mistake.

><zigzag>< w Shackleton @ Sirup, Zagreb

dubstep



Download part 1 here: Funk Guru DJ set at ><zigzag>< w Shackleton pt1
46min, 256kbps, 88MB

Tracklist:
1 '84 Pontiac Dream Boards of Canada
2 Moments In Love (Caspa Remix) The Art of Noise
3 Lost Souls Cyrus
4 Bunker DJG
5 Forever Conquest
6 Muff Beater Elemental
7 Jah Rain feat. dAnmAn (RsD Remix) Evergreen & Landlord
8 Addicts Benga & Walsh
9 Reproductive State Photophob
10 Miracles Starkey
11 Overnight Biscuits Geiom
12 You Don't Know What Love Is 2000F & JKamata
13 3Klane Joker & Jakes
14 Orchestral Lab Guido
15 Digidesign Joker

Download part 2 here: Funk Guru DJ set at ><zigzag>< w Shackleton pt2
70min, 256kbps, 135MB

Tracklist:
16 Gutter Music Starkey
17 The Cyberman Magnetic Man
18 Fuckingham Palace (Modeselektor Remix) Alter Ego
19 Escape Starkey
20 Kingstep Horsepower Productions
21 Mawo Dub Digital Mystikz
22 Joyride Pinch
23 Aeto A Anstam
24 Axiom Wireman
25 Aeto B Anstam
26 Flower Of Flesh & Blood King Cannibal
27 Chase Pack Matt-U
28 Crooked Acid CROOKED ONE
29 Neo DJ Maxximus
30 Marsh Starkey
31 Another Wedged Chicken (Martyn's 131 Mix) Shed
32 No. 22 Moderat
33 Black Hammer Millie and Andrea
34 Clunk Click Every Trip Peverelist
35 Yet Martyn
36 Out Of Sight Moderat
37 Spacewalk Starkey
38 Golden Gate Cyrus
39 Unison (iTAL tEK Remix) Bjork

bass / ghetto tech / breakbeat / drum and bass

Illectric Funk w Modeselktor & Pfadfinderei @ Boogaloo, Zagreb

1 The Terminator Caspa
2 Jungle Steppers Herve & The Count of Monte Cristo
3 Um Milhao Buraka Som Sistema & Diplo
4 Pass Out (Vocal) 313 Bass Mechanics
5 Who's Fucking Tonight DJ Assault
6 Bras-N-Draws DJ Godfather w Coon Daddy
7 Gimme Head DJ Deeon
8 its time DJ Starski & DJ Godfather
9 Face Blast duranduranduran
10 Council Estate (Drums Of Death Remix) Tricky
11 Dirty Pixie Clark
12 Hyperspeed (G-Force Part 2) The Prodigy
13 the biggest rave on earth Producer
14 You Can't Go Home Again DJ Shadow
15 Hyperion Crossfire
16 Atlantis Skynet
17 Snap The Whip Gridlok & Origin
18 Contra feat. Lomax Xample
19 8 Bit Bitch feat. Ewun (Spor Remix) Evol Intent
20 King Of The Jungle The Panacea
21 One Of Them (Current Value Remix) Limewax
22 Corrupt Cops (Noisia Remix) Evol Intent
23 Agent Of Evolution Current Value & The Dying Punks
24 Duuure Cooh
25 u don't quit Hellfish
26 Error Audio
27 Aragami Style King Cannibal
28 Full Rinse MC Twin Tub & Squarepusher
29 Denied SPL
30 Trauma Dom & Roland
31 Slip Thru Ed Rush & Optical
32 Re Order Amit

1. How did you get into 29?
Benga
After hearing 'Night' by Benga & Coki.

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
Eminem
'My Name Is'.

3. What's your favourite lyric by 33?
Nas
Hoodrats, don't abortion your womb, we need more warriors soon
Sip from the star sun and the moon.

4. What is your favourite album by 49?
The Twang
'Love It When I Feel Like This'.

5. How many albums by 13 do you own?
Zomby
Just the one.

6. What is your favourite song by 50?
The Cure
'A Forest'.

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad?
The Rascals
Naaah.

8. What is your favourite song by 15?
Daft Punk
Ermm 'Around the World', or 'Too Long'.

9. What is your favourite song by 5?
Oasis
'Cast No Shadow', or 'Whatever'.

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
Arctic Monkeys
Quite a few, but mainly 'Still Take You Home', not sure why though.

11. What is your favourite album by 40?
Rusko
He hasn't released an album, so I'll just say 'Babylon Vol. 1'.

12. What is your favourite song by 10?
The Libertines
Loads! But if I had to pick one I'd say 'Don't Look Back into the Sun'.

13. What is a good memory you have involving 30?
A Tribe Called Quest
Dunno really, listening to 'The Anthology' for the first time probably.

14. What is your favourite song by 38?
Caspa & Rusko
'Rock Bottom'.

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
The Rifles
'The Great Escape'.

16. How many times have you seen 25 live?
The Mitchell Brothers
None. I'd like to though.

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
Red Hot Chili Peppers
'Under the Bridge'.

18. What is your favourite album by 11?
Burial
Both are quality, but 'Untrue' is my favourite.

19. Who is a favourite member of 1?
The Streets
Mike Skinner?

20. Have you ever seen 14 live?
Kanye West
Nope, I am when he tours again though.

21. What is a good memory involving 27?
Akon
Hmm, back at school when 'Locked Up' came out and everyone was bummin' it. Haha!

22. What is your favourite song by 16?
Common
'I Used to Love H.E.R.'.

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47?
Modest Mouse
'Float On'.

24. What is your favourite album by 18?
N*E*R*D
'Seeing Sounds'.

25. What is your favourite song by 21?
Lupe Fiasco
'Kick, Push'.

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
Chase & Status
'Can't Get Enough'.

27. What is your favourite album by 3?
Radiohead
Argh, I can't choose between 'In Rainbows' and 'OK Computer'.

28. What is your favourite song by 2?
The Prodigy
I've got too many! Basically every song off 'Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005', and then 'Omen' and 'Warrior's Dance'.

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32?
Gorillaz
I think it was 'Clint Eastwood'.

30. What is your favourite song by 8?
Wiley
'Goin' Mad'.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live?
Kasabian
None.

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy?
Distance
'V'.

33. What is your favourite album by 12?
Kings of Leon
'Only by the Night'.

34. What is the worst song by 45?
Nirvana
Can't really say I'm keen on 'Radio Friendly Unit Shifter'.

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34?
The Stone Roses
'Fools Gold', thankyou FIFA 99, or which ever one it was!

36. What is your favourite album by 48?
Dizzee Rascal
'Boy in da Corner'.

37. How many times have you seen 42 live?
UB40
None. Mom has though, cow!

38. What is your favourite song by 36?
Boxcutter
'Windfall'.

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
Kid Cudi
'Day N Nite'. The original version though!

40. What is your favourite album by 7?
The Smiths
'The Queen Is Dead'.

41. Is there a song by 31 that makes you happy?
Dirty Pretty Things
'Wondering'.

42. What is your favourite album by 41?
Caspa
'Everybody's Talking, Nobody's Listening'.

43. What is your favourite song by 24?
The Last Shadow Puppets
I love every tune off 'The Age of the Understatement', but if I had to choose one it'd be 'Standing Next to Me'.

44. What is a good memory you have involving 46?
Calvin Harris
Dunno really.

45. What is your favourite song by 35?
The Chemical Brothers
'Out of Control'.

46. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy?
The Beatles
'Getting Better'.

47. What is your favourite album by 37?
Babyshambles
'Down in Albion'.

48. Who is a favourite member of 4?
Skream
Oliver Jones, he is Skream.

49. What is the first song you ever heard by 43?
Faithless
'Insomnia'.

50. How many albums do you own by 20?
Jamie T
Just the one.

Andrew Morrison:
Join Andy for a two-hour lucky dip of excellent music, signed and unsigned, old and new, including new releases from Easy Star All-Stars, The Horrors, Dan Deacon, Depeche Mode and Y Diwygiad, along with exciting unsigned material from Block 45, Lassus, and Death Valley Sleepers. There's old shoegazing by Curve and new shoegazing from The Joy Formidable, slick electronic sounds from Walt and Tiger Stripes, as well as two tracks each from both Raw Milk and Samuraj Cities.

Jeff Grainger:
Join Jeff on a 60 minute whistle stop, musical tour, of the globe where we can hear tracks by Bam Bam (Mexico), Straight Arrows (Australia), Johnny Horizontal (Wales), Clothilde (France), Dananananaykroyd (Scotland), Bermuda Triangles (USA) and Minced beats from the good ol' U of K.
We'll take a breather at the half way point to soak in the excellent session by the Stink Taps recorded exclusively for the show. Oh yeah speaking of exclusives there's a sneak preview of one of Marble Valley's live songs recorded especially for the show - but more on that next month.

Marcelle:
How to age

Whilst in her mid-fourties Marcelle - touring all over Europe - shows how to age gracefully. In her June show she has a session by a band who once sang about ageing, and now act rejuvenated: The Nightingales.
There's also a mix by Vinkepeezer, recorded live in Marcelle's living room. There's some amazing African music, recorded in a different age. And of course there are the restless youngsters, jumping with bass heavy joy on vinyl: Cardopusher, PHOKUS, Ed Cox and Martyn.
We see a welcome return of Marcelle's favourite female MC's (Warrior Queen and Soom-T) and to top it all we have two new tracks by a 73-old man who has aged insanely well: Lee Perry.

Mark Cunliffe:
We are moving into the summer now people. You can tell this 'cos Durham Country Cricketers have stripped down to two Jaeger jumpers, three Armani tank tops, a Pierre Cardin crimpoline shirt and a Haines & Bonner thermal vest. The heated cricket box is also on ice now, something which Gareth Breese is pleased about after the thermostat malfunctioning incident.....sizzle!
This month’s show sees the unedifying sight of Tech Itching his Crack. Willie Nelson goes all western swing on our (itchy) ass. Amit throws his boiled egg in the bin and Mutant Ape thinks all Italian under tens are revolting, power to the (young) people! Caspa's knocking on Dynamite MC's door and Pocket ain't doing a tune about Top Cat that's for sure. Finally, we have an ACE session from little whores on the prairie. So log on and get the chance to win a Durham CCC Pierre Cardin crimpoline shirt ... come on! I ain't bowling you a googly ...

Mark Whitby:
'An absolute clinker', Richie Benaud might say, as the English cricket season hovers into view and the long summer evenings are filled with sounds of So Shush and Noise Annoys Simon and a very welcome EP reissue from 4our5ive6ix. And he might just be referring to the debut Dandelion Radio session of Nickname: Rebel, who deliver five tracks of such stunning ferocity, you might want to don a safety helmet.
In the non-cricketing world, Mexican Institute of Sound are whooping it up in the farmyard while Israeli lemonchill relaxes on the boundary with a pint, and Serbia’s Duck opens the bowling of half an over of great releases from the French netlabel scene, followed out of the pavilion by the remarkable Llamatron, who fields Pinky and the Brain as a couple of suspicious looking fine legs. And Brittany’s Downtown Cuckoo may be planting their eggs in other people’s nests, but by god they’re hatching well.
And of course no summer would be complete without a slab of vintage Peel in the form of the mighty Captain Beefheart and a fabulous ‘lost’ track from the Dandelion Records label. Victory by an innings and 15 runs, I reckon.

Matt Jones:
This month has a couple of distinguishing marks that separate it from the regular flock of previous month's shows. One is a long awaited session track from Dilworth and the second is a whole bunch of releases from the excellent and innovative Benbecula Records, including Wounded Knee, Flowers of Hell and CloudC.
Along with these special treats we've got pleasures both regular and irregular in the form of lots of new releases and music to get yer brain dancing by the likes of Duck, BUGUINHA DUB, Castrolava, Orchitekt, Storsveit Nix Noltes, winnie the shit, Riley and Sushi Dread.

Pete Jackson:
On Pete Jackson's June extravaganza, we'll be wading through a stack of new albums from Wooden Shjips, Boxcutter, Art Brut and Cheval Sombre, wishing Morrissey a belated (un)happy birthday, wigging all the way out with some Class A Japanese prog rock from Yonin Bayashi and sampling a range of ear-hurting delights from The Chasms, Greek bricoleurs Bad Ratio and Russian nutters Rivak. All this and two exclusive new tracks from the uber-prolific Lord Numb as the cherries on top of a very wobbly-looking trifle.

Rachael Neiman:
A quick romp through some of Rachael and Adam's favourite artists before they go off on a summer break.
This month they manage to squeeze into one hour a fistful of tracks from bands including The Bobby McGee's (from their first LP), The Kabeedies, The Lovely Eggs, Hotpants Romance and about a dozen more.

Rocker:
Another packed three-hour show this month - with two featured LPs - The latest from New York noisemeisters Sonic Youth, and the debut from Australia's The Sunday Reeds.
There's also new music from My Teenage Stride; The Perry Lane Sect; PJ Harvey & John Parish; Liechtenstein; Gwen the killjoy; Brilliant Colors; Days; Crescendo; The Kick Inside; Cats on Fire; and The Fresh & Onlys.
There's electronica from Jim Rivers; Dusty Kid & Marascia; James Zabiela; Gui Boratto; and an excellent taster for the forthcoming LP by The Field. There's also dubstep from Toasty; and Flying Lotus; and Booker T reinterprets OutKast on his hallmark hammond organ.
This month's Peel's Big 45 is a 1995 release from The North East of England on Rumblestrip Records, and this month's Educating Elizabeth is a Northern Soul classic from 1966.
As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: Rumblestrips - or "Singing Shoulders" were first used on roads in the USA in 1952.

Simon Hickinbotham:
Hello all, it's great to be back with a new show for June. I'll be playing a whole bunch of new stuff I've found over the past couple of months, including stuff from Ben Butler and his Mousepad, Natural Numbers, beep beep rust rust, Despised Posision, Fallout Club, Jimmy The Hideous Penguin, Bit Crusher, Uke Of spaces corners and Duodiode.
Thanks for listening!

Yank Sizzler:
Come waltz the month of June with me on the Yank Sizzler show here on Dandelion Radio as we spin music from Crystal Antlers, The Mayfair Set, Rooftop Vigilantes, Blonde Redhead, Camera Obscura, Department of Eagles, The Strange Boys, Dan Deacon and more.
We'll also smack down some oldie platters that matter with Maria Ambush & Jolly Green Giants.

The Good: (no particular order)

01. Sunn O))) - Monoliths and dimensions



Genre: Drone, Ambient
Highlight: Alice

02. Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez - Old Money



Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Highlight: -

03. Thursday - Common Existence



Genre: (real) Emo, Post-Hardcore
Highlight: Beyond the Visible Spectrum

04. Wino - Punctuated Equillibrium



Genre: Stoner rock, Doom
Highlight: Release Me

05. Six Organs of Admittance - RTZ



Genre: Folk, Psychedelic, Experimental
Highlight: -

06. Cattle Decapitation - The Harvest Floor



Genre: Death Metal / Grindcore
Highlight: -

07. Mono - Hymn To The Immortal Wind



Genre: Post-Rock, Instrumental Rock
Highlight: Ashes In The Snow, The Battle To Heaven, Pure As Snow, Burial At Sea

08. Joris Voorn - Balance 014



Genre: Minimal, Techno, Experimental
Highlight: Every single minute

09. ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Century of Self



Genre: Indie, Rock, Experimental
Highlight: Isis Unveiled

10. Propagandhi - Supporting Caste



Genre: Punkrock
Highlight: Funeral Procession

11. Funeral Mist - Maranatha



Genre: Black Metal
Highlight: Jesus Slaves!

12. Buried Inside - Spoils of Failure



Genre: Sludge
Highlight: -

13. The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Worse Than Alone



Genre: Mathcore, Experimental
Highlight: The Garden's All Nighters

14. This Is a Standoff - Be Disappointed



Genre: Fast melodic Punkrock
Highlight: Days Go By

15. Church of Misery - Houses of the Unholy



Genre: Doom, Stoner
Highlight: Born To Raise Hell

16. Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Agorapocalypse



Genre: Grindcore
Highlight: Ex-Cop, Druggernaut Jug Fuck

17. Bar 9 - Audio Phreaks present Bar 9 In Da Mix



Genre: Dubstep
Highlight: Murda Sound

18. Alexisonfire - Old Crows, Young Cardinals



Genre: Post-Hardcore
Highlight: Heading For The Sun, Born and Raised, Sons of Privilege

The Worth mentioning:

01. Josh Wink - When A Banana Was Just A Banana Genre: Minimal, Techno
02. The Cinematic Orchestra - Les Ailes Pourpues Genre: Soundtrack
03. Commix - Fabriclive 44 Genre: Drum 'n Bass
04. Darren Emmerson - Global Underground 036: Bogota Genre: Minimal, Techno
05. Various Artists - Pop Ambient 2009 Genre: Ambient, Minimal
06. Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin - 6 Monde Genre: Minimal, Techno
07. dälek - Gutter Tactics Genre: Experimental, Hip-Hop
08. Lamb of God - Wrath Genre: Thrash Metal, Metal, Groove
09. MF DOOM - Doom Genre: Hip-Hop
10. Kylesa - Static Tensions Genre: Sludge, Doom
11. Moderat - Moderat Genre: Techno, Electro, Electronic
12. Wolves in the Throne Room - Black Cascade Genre: Black Metal
13. Antigama - Warning Genre: Grindcore
14. Röyksopp - Junior Genre: Electronic, House
15. If These Trees Could Talk - Above the Earth, Below the Sky Genre: Post-Rock
16. War from a Harlots Mouth - In Shoals Genre: Experimental, Grindcore
17. Success Will Write Apocalypse Across The Sky - The Grand Partition and the Obrogation of Idolatry Genre: Grindcore, Death Metal
18. Claude VonStroke - Fabric 46 Genre: Minimal, Techno, House
19. Fleshgod Apocalypse - Oracles Genre: Death Metal
20. Orcustus - Orcustus Genre: Black Metal
21. NOFX - Coaster Genre: Punk Rock
22. Endstille - Verfuhrer Genre: Black Metal
23. Mastodon - Crack The Skye Genre: Rock, Sludge
24. After the Fall - Fort Orange Genre: Punkrock
25. The Boy Will Drown - Fetish Genre: Technical Death Metal

The ugly:

01. Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself
02. The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die
03. Johnny Cash - Remixed
04. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Lonely Road
05. Thunderheist - Thunderheist
06. The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Mutations EP
07. Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez - Despair
08. Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Two
09. Kyteman - The Hermit Sessions
10. Caspa - Everybody's Talking, Nobody's Listening
11. Isis - Wavering Radiant
12. Venetian Snares - Filth
13. 1349 - Revelations of the Black Flame
14. Sepultura - A-Lex
15. Shitmat - One Foot In The Rave

The Gigs:
(picked only the best ones)

29/01 - Misery Index @ De Kelder, Amersfoort
01/03 - The Gaslight Anthem + Frank Turner @ Melkweg, Amsterdam
13/03 - Chase & Status + Babylon System @ Tivoli de Helling, Utrecht
28/03 - Mono + The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation @ Patronaat, Haarlem
03/04 - Aphex Twin @ Klokgebouw, Eindhoven (STRP Festival)
19/04 - Bane @ Patronaat, Haarlem
02/05 - Dizzee Rascal @ Grenslandhallen, Hasselt (BE) (Polsslag Festival)
20/05 - Hellfish @ WATT, Rotterdam
25/05 - Sunn O))) @ Arminius Kerk, Rotterdam
30/05 - Entombed @ 013, Tilburg (Neurotic Deathfest)