In which our good friend Crap Matt rocks up half cut and insists on some heavy, heavy Jungle rinse-out from back in the day. Proper? Proper! The Home Spun Show is always happy to oblige the inebriated with a shoulder to lean on and some soothing tunes for

Ma Polaine's Great Decline visit The Home Spun Show this week for a brilliant session encompassing whiskey steeped Gypsy Reels, 1940's Chanson, Country Death Songs and deep, down-home Delta Blues belters. We love their genre defying dark visions and warm

International Funkateers, Ma'Grass join us this week for the Home Spun Session. Matteo Grassi and his band give us a sneak peak of their brand new album, Fingers in the Socket, 2 years in the making. Their music harks back to the golden era of funk in it'

All Aboard the musical locomotive! This week we play hosts to special guests Richmond Kessie from the awesome African psych funk band Yaaba Funk, DJ Volta African DJ extra-ordinnaire and Oli Hurez taking us on a trip to the French Caribe via Ghana, Senega

The man with the big voice,T.J. Johnson is our special guest on the Home Spun Sessions this week. T.J. is a fabulous Jazz crooner and pianist with an inimitable style. He crosses from country standards to bebop and beyond and delivers without fail. Outsta

WE think Errol Linton is one of the best harmonica players in the UK and we're not wrong. He's won UK Best Harp player 3 times! Well, this week he graces the Home Spun Sessions for a knees up with a bunch of mates, and he brought along a fabulous band

Brillliant Young Singer Songwriter Alastair James brings his new band to the Home Spun Sessions. Alastair's songs are reminiscent of Paul Simon at his best, and this cat is only 20 years old so expect great things! You heard it here first.

This issue of our podcast ended up being strewn with innuendo, stories of peculiar practices, the Battle of the Sexes, Man-Woman, Porno-Beat, and general flirtation with the dark side of the human psyche.

We have an extended, special this week with the astonishing soundscapes of Orchestra Elastique. Their music is a place of encounter, a musical catalyst, a Vorticist experiment and a new musical paradigm.

People are anaesthetised by the news. It becomes a soap opera of horror, which we watch compulsively, and without empathy. How Anarcho-punk outfits such as Flux of Pink Indians tried to redress the balance.