A slightly different Hope Show this week. We are going with a spin off - called Gab Fest for now. The idea is to chat to people about gigs or bands that meant something to them. Of course where would I turn to first but to Michael Murphy to talk about his early introduction to … Continue reading Gab Fest – a new Hope Show Spin off
Play of the day – Chelsea Wolfe
Chelsea Wolfe & Emma Ruth Rundle Anhedonia Chelsea Wolfe has shared new video for her latest single, “Anhedonia” which features vocals and guitar by labelmate Emma Ruth Rundle. Wolfe joined efforts with stop motion editor and video producer Cressa Beer for a moving creation that reflects grief and loneliness, yet brings hope that with time and support, healing is … Continue reading Play of the day – Chelsea Wolfe
Hope Show 145
This weeks hope show with punk rock from all over Ireland, UK. France and the US of A
Book of the Week – The People’s games
The idea of this book is such a good one. Take people and tell their excellent stories of selflessness and support for others. Speak of the hours they put in to improve a community and show the positivity that follows in their trails.
Play of the Day – John The Postman is still above God
A journey through r and b riffs by people who took nothing too serious.
Play of the day – Abolitionist’s ugly feeling
Abolitionists final concept album strong on riffs, songs and a sense of wondering how we got here
Play of the day – Wiretap Compilation for ACLU
30 bands rooted in punk rock but with sounds as varied as your everyday wildlife garden come together for American Council of Civil Liberties
Jorvik Viking Centre Festival Streaming Feb 20
Norwegian Noise mongerers Wardruna set to headline Jorvik viking Festival
Book of the Week – The burning case for a Green New Deal
Like Roosevelt after world war 2 saw a new deal for Americans some global thinkers think it’s time for a new way of thinking. This time we have a planet to save, not rebuild.
Play of the day – Soulglo
soulglophl.bandcamp.com/album/songs-to-yeet-at-the-sun Wow, all I can say after listening to this relentless attack on your senses is Wow. Full on raging, screaming, hip hop, punk rock hardcore mix. There's a lazy bad brains reference but this is way past DCs finest. It's an expression of rage. Incredible