Ship Full of Bombs

Track listing:

1. Armand Hammer – Doves
2. Sealionwoman – Charcoal
3. The Bug – Deep in a Mud (ft. Magugu)
4. Kulk – Life Will Wait
5. Melt Banana – Loop Nebula
6. There Are No Birds Here – Main Village
7. Scotch Rolex, Shackleton and Omutaba – Burnt Earth
8. Shrapknel – Illusions of P
9. BUÑUEL – Drug Burn
10. Wusa – AWJUKHA (Absolution)
11. Tom Waits – Get Behind the Mule (Spiritual)
12. Exuma – Dambala
13. Matt Sweeney and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – Blood Embrace
14. Low – Violent Past

Join Jason as he raises a pint of whelks to the seaside people of Essex, to celebrate their contribution to British democracy. He bids farewell to the big beasts of modern Conservatism, commemorating the characters who have selflessly served up content for the show over the last four and a half years. Plus, context-free Hitler appreciation, Captain Mordaunt’s marine threat index, and international music from the mean streets of Monte Carlo to the cultural capital of Essex, Clacton-on-Sea.

Track list:

1. Wil Bolton – Boarded Up
2. Cardiacs – Red Fire Coming Out From His Gills
3. Sealionwoman – Butcher’s Broom
4. Groff – Off & On
5. Napalm Death – To Go Off and Things
6. White Noise – Here Come the Fleas
7. Rad Pitt – I Went to Bristol and Saw Macaulay Culkin on a Boat Once
8. Ben Brown – Blue
9. DSHappyBoi – “I think socialism is r*t*rded” – Frank Turner 2009
10. Lee Ashcroft – Gutter Rave
11. ShitNoise – Brown Morning
12. Regina Spektor – Poor Little Rich Boy
13. My Bloody Valentine – Emptiness Inside
14. Shellac – The End of Radio

 

Track listing:

1. CLT DRP – Until You Showed Me
2. This Heel – Infinite Stunts
3. Marc Newby – Feeling Feeder
4. The 180Gs – The Dust Blows Forward n the Dust Blows Back
5. 1^st Naumati Baja Gulmi UK – Jham Jham Parili
6. JPEGMAFIA – Don’t Rely on Other Men
7. Kulk – Life Will Wait
8. Senyawa – Vajranala
9. Otay:onii – Intentions and Emotions
10. Reducer – Sleng Teng Masters
11. Erick – Adam in the Garden
12. Scudamor Ziadune – The Drugnow
13. Lee Ashcroft – Lodestar
14. Violence Gratuite – Baleine à Boss

It’s political purdah in Poundland Britain, silencing public servants until after the local elections. Gagged by government rules, Jason reluctantly plays some tunes, taking listeners from Backwoodz Brooklyn to the bargain bins of Felixstowe.

This show contains product placement.

Track listing

1. Putan Club – Phénix
2. Zoo – AWI (Discover)
3. Unknown artists – Kecak: The Ramayana Monkey Chant (excerpt)
4. Avalanche Kaito – Lago
5. Blockhead & Quelle Chris – The Cella Dwellas Knew
6. Dingus Khan – Japanese Fighting Bugs
7. Grace Denton – Trouble (After Yusuf)
8. The James Worst Public Address Method – The Great Silence
9. Squarepusher – Wendorlan
10. maarja nuut & ruum - Haned Kadunud
11. Meara O’Reilly – II
12. Chrisman – Christoven feat. Papalas
13. clipping. – Body & Blood
14. MOb – VAG
15. Pound Land – Pistol Shrimp
16. Dingus Khan – Ivan Ooze
17. Aesop Rock – Crows 1 (with Kimya Dawson)
18. Circolo Vizioso – Verrueckt
19. Sonic Youth – The Word (E.V.O.L.)
20. Milkweed – Stallion Fights
21. bell lungs – Lamplight
22. Masal – Dokuz
23. The Smile – Teleharmonic
24. Dingus Khan – Keel Over

Track list:

1. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – The Dead Flag Blues (Intro)
2. George Spangler and Congregation of Thornton Old Regular Baptist Church – Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
3. Genius / GZA – 4^th Chamber (feat. Killah Priest, RZA & Ghostface Killah)
4. Grove – Fuck Ur Landlord
5. Goblin – Sighs
6. Gary Numan – M.E.
7. Ghost – Dominoes - Celebration for the Gray Days
8. Georgian Voices – Tamar kalo, kveqnis tvalo
9. Group Inerane – Kuni Majagani
10. Ghostface Killah – Daytona 500
11. Grinderman – No Pussy Blues
12. Ghédalia Tazartès – Rien qu’au soleil
13. The Golden Gate Quartet – Hush!
14. Gang of Four – I Found That Essence Rare
15. Glenn Branca – The Spectacular Commodity
16. Grandmaster and Melle Mel – White Lines (Don’t Don’t Do It)
17. Grupo de Capoeira Angola Pelourinho – Ladainha: King Zumbi of Palmares
18. God – My Pal
19. Group Bombino – Amidinine
20. Gary Davis – I Am the True Vine
21. Gavin Friday and the Man Seezer – Next
22. Guided By Voices – Games of Pricks
23. Gaffa Tape Sandy – Beehive

After a decade of cuts, a new photograph of the king brings hope to public sector workers in the UK, prompting Jason to reflect on the role of the monarchy in 21^st century Britain.

Can Prince Andrew teach us the true meaning of friendship? Does the king really think dolphins are fish? And will a last-minute celebrity intervention save support for care leavers in Suffolk? Enter the realm of twilight to find out.

Plus, Xolile Madinda tells us why he contributed to Cease Silence, a new album of music by artists opposed to Israel’s military action in Gaza.

Trigger warning: this show contains material about the royal family that may upset survivors of abuse.

1. Dead Rat Orchestra – Oh Rue the Day
2. Italian Books – Your Least Favourite Leech (My Favourite Parasite remix by DShappyBOI)
3. Rev Simpkins and Jim Simpkins – Headwater
4. Fever Ray – Shiver
5. Dorian Wood – Arayes
6. Sutari – Zawo​ł​anie
7. Sage Francis – Master Cleanse (feat. Oldboy Rhymes, Rituals of Mine and Alxndrbrwn)
8. The Pop Group – We Are All Prostitutes
9. Defboyz – Land Reform (feat. Radical)
10. The Legless Crabs – Annihilator
11. Wamkelwa Nkone – Thokoza

What is wrong with seaside people? Why do Brexit rebels love Spartans? And who needs art, when you have turnips? Jason defends the philistines of Suffolk against the theatre-peddling menace of Judi Dench and Stewart Lee. He plunges the bowl to flush out the PopCon movement and investigates their claim that Britain is full of secret Conservatives. Plus Fox in the dock and Farage on the hunt.

Track listing:

1. Antony and The Johnsons – River of Sorrow
2. Armand Hammer – The God’s Must Be Crazy
3. PJ Harvey – Kamikaze (demo)
4. Blind Willie Johnson – The Soul of a Man
5. Butthole Surfers – American Woman
6. Pissabed Prophet – Hornet
7. Marc Newby – Dead Weight
8. The Magnetic Fields – A Chicken with Its Head Cut Off
9. Kulk – Day Old Kebab
10. Paavoharju – Sä Olit
11. Pound Land – Programmed

Join Jason as he charts the downfall of lifestyle guru and multicultural failure Suella Braverman. Find out how fossil fuel fanboy Rishi Sunak will protect the meat-loving motorists of Southend from Keir Starmer’s crazy plans to tax everyone into vegetarianism. And discover why Toploader are Trussonomics in denim flares.

1. ShrapKnel – Runnin’ Rebel Swordplay
2. Dorian Wood – Ayer Maté a un Facha
3. MC Yallah – Miniboss
4. Afrorack – Bassplus
5. Ecko Bazz – Nightmare Song
6. Tricky – Brand New You’re Retro
7. Oxbow – Lovely Murk
8. JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown – Scaring the Hoes
9. Sote – Pipe Dreams Metempsychosis
10. Nihiloxica – Source of Denial
11. Toya Delazy – Qoba
12. Avalanche Kaito – Dabalomuni (Live)
13. Silver Leaf Quartet – Dark Day

With no time, energy or enthusiasm for trashing the Tories this month, Jason loads up the F-bombs for a two-hour trawl through another section of his alphabetically-organised record collection. Contains explicit bonus content, recorded for the podcast version of the show.

1. Fire! Orchestra – Blue Crystal Fire
2. Fever Ray – If I Had a Heart
3. Felix Kania – Czerwono Posiadło, A Zielono Zniszło
4. Fritz Müller – Fritz Müller Traum
5. Flowdan – Welcome to London
6. The Fall – Leave the Capitol
7. Frank Black and the Catholics – Jane the Queen of Love
8. Fuzzy Lights – Safe Place
9. Flipper with David Yow – Love Canal
10. The Frogs – I Don’t Care If You Disrespect Me (Just So You Love Me)
11. The Flaming Lips – Feeling Yourself Disintegrate
12. Fire – Father’s Name Is Dad
13. The Flying Lizards – Hands 2 Take
14. Fishclaw – Boreal Grid
15. Faun Fables – YDUN
16. Faust – Jennifer
17. Fantômas – Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer
18. Front 242 – Master Hit Parts 1 & 2
19. Flux of Pink Indians – Punk
20. Flux – The Stonecutter
21. Fugees – Cowboys
22. The Foetus All-Nude Revue – Bedrock
23. The Five Blind Boys of Alabama – Anyhow

Jason invites listeners to ignore 13 years of government failure and focus on the real threat to the UK – small boats washing up on the shores of Kent. He bonds with immigration minister Robert Jenrick over their shared hatred of cartoon bears and orphans. In a packed show, there’s barely enough time to conduct a welfare check on Laurence Fox, insult every white person in Australia, and warn the public to mask up, as two mutant strains of Conservatism emerge to threaten the nation’s health.

1. Sealionwoman – Giselle
2. Oxbow – Dead Ahead
3. Angeline Morrison – Go Home
4. Public Enemy – Can’t Truss It
5. The Last Poets – True Blues
6. Tamsin Elliott & Tarek Elazhary - El Hara
7. Strandings - 221001
8. Benefits – Shit Britain
9. Paristetris – Baby Feels Like Shit
10. The Snivelling Shits – I Can’t Come
11. The Doomed Bird of Providence – Ships They Come and Go
12. John Bowers – Hotel