Kicked off with a track from Art Brut’s best of comp, ‘Top of the Pops’ with “Alcoholics Unanimous” in dedication to The Preshaah and Liam Young from Hoxton Radio, who the day earlier, did an impromptu post-pub show that was quite entertaining. 

Launched this week’s show with a flash from the past to the present via a track from Karl Bartos of Kraftwerk’s secret recordings, now released on ‘Off The Record.’ In the mix was Balthazar, who is one of many fantastic acts playing this year’s Great Escape Festival, PAPA who is currently touring with Lord Huron […]

The Kaffeine Buzz show returns with a recap of SXSW 2013: Interactive events, including Hackney House hosting East London businesses, Digital Shoreditch in Austin, the many bands, parties, and other sorted details. 

This week’s episode featured more SXSW performing acts, along with details of all where they’re playing and when, from official Sx showcases to VICELAND, Filter Magazine, Hype Hotel, and a number of other parties. 

Now that SXSW 2013 is right around the corner, this week’s episode expanded to feature Sx acts from beginning to end, along with updates on when and where these acts are actually performing. 

2013 is getting off to a great start for new music releases! This week’s episode featured some of those tantalizing tracks from Phoenix and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. 

This week’s episode that landed on Valentine’s Day was dedicated to love: love of music, your friends, your pets, your family (if you happen to get along with them), whatever you love in life. Who better to start the show than Depeche Mode crooning their new tune, “Heaven,” followed by house aficionado Ian Pooley and […]

Kicked off this week’s episode with a listener request, Pulp’s “Underwear” from Glastonbury 1995, followed by Nick Heyward’s delightful “Kite.” 

Started this week’s show with a lesson in Brit Pop relating to the Coachella line up, along with news of a little riff between Lol Tolhurt’s account of a 1979 Cure gig that Joy Division supported and Peter Hook’s recollection in his new book. 

Was delighted to introduce a new track from Leeds artists The Tracy Boys, a musical duo that complements their orchestrations with visual escapades – read the KB review for “Marylebone” http://ow.ly/i5eRv.