The OPINION

The OPINION

Audley Music's Podcast

Well,
after a lot of tinkering this amateur has managed to set up the capability to podcast! So, there will be a chance to listen to latest sounds, hear reviews, and news and opinions.
There is currently a Fotomoto track for download but stay tuned as they say for updated podcasts.
There's a link off down to the right or you can try it here

http://www.audleymusic.co.uk/podcast.htm

Please let me know what you think!

Mike

Fotomoto BBC session soon!

Well - after a long and arduous journey by long distance bus Fotomoto made it back to Ukraine from London and have sent me a teaser of the session to be broadcast by BBC on Huw Stephens' OneMusic show on a Tuesday night - soon! BBC do not yet have a date for this.
Watch the website for details
http://listen.to/fotomoto
or
http://www.audleymusic.co.uk
You heard it here first!!

Robert Plant Rocks on!

The crew from Audley Music went to see Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation at Wolverhampton Civic Hall last night (Monday 12th).
Wow! What can you say? He can do it, and do it, and do it again!
The band turned out many numbers from the recent Mighty Rearranger album liberally peppered with old and revered tunes such as 'When the Levee breaks', and a house-demolishing finale of 'Whole Lotta Love'.
It was as good, if not better, than anything from the Zepp days.
Can't wait to be there again.
Dig the picture.

Juanita Family

Juanita Family!

Airplay on Radio 1

BBC’s Huw Stephens gave an airing to Lana’s plaintive tones on ‘Let’s Get Drunk and Watch TV’ ia his OneMusic Show at 2300 GMT on Tuesday 6th December. It’s at the top of the show and you can listen to it online via www.bbc.co.uk/radio1 and go to ‘listen again’
He also said the Juanitas are coming to Britain in the Spring to do a session for the Beeb which is great news. Latest estimate is it could be early May but watch this space or go to
www.audleymusic.co.uk for details.

And the Peakz are?

Latest piccies of the band from their secret North Wales hideaway expressing a fascination for redundant farm machinery. Or does it just look cool and moody? Judge for yourselves.
Catch the band's biography at http://listen.to/thepeakz