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Featuring amazing new songs from Hookworms, Houses, Prince Innocence, Banks and more – the Best Fit Podcast guides you through some of the best new sounds around.
There’s a veritable feast awaiting your pert ears within this months nine stellar tracks. Help yourselves.
A bite sized portion of what’s been rattling around our consciousness for the past few weeks and indeed, a cursory look towards the next few weeks.
There’s a veritable feast awaiting your pert ears within this months eight stellar tracks. Help yourselves.
A bite sized portion of what’s been rattling around our consciousness for the past few weeks and indeed, a cursory look towards the next few weeks – all tied together by the delectable Emily Mules.
A bite sized portion of what’s been rattling around our consciousness for the past few weeks and indeed, a cursory look towards the month of June – all tied together by the delectable Emily Mules.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder, and it’s with that sentiment that we welcome back the irrefutable Emily Mules back into the warm soft bosom of The Line Of Best Fit.
A retrospective look at 2011 and forward facing glance for next year. Attempting to select songs you might not normally hear about on the site on a day-to-day basis; we uncover and revisit some forgotten gems whilst Emily Mules and Rich Thane discuss the highs and lows of 2011.
A somewhat accidental (?) tribute to the recent Indian Summer™ we’ve had here in the UK, we present to you with love, forty minutes of some of the most diverse and exciting new music we could get our grubby mitts on – all wrapped up and presented by the delectable Emily Mules.
Thirty minutes of some of the most diverse and exciting new music we can get our grubby mitts on all wrapped up and presented by the delectable Emily Mules.
Like the recent British weather, this edition is split personality in nature; from the thunderous cacophonous downpour of Iceage and Thee Ludds to the hotter than hell sun-kissed grooves of Azari & III and blissful tones of Seapony and Fear Of Men.
Throughout the shows 40 minutes we touch upon the gorgeous dream pop of Still Corners, the ‘cocoa vibes’ of Gardens and Villa and the frankly bizarre Ben Butler and Mousepad. No stone is left unturned.