Steve Pringle, author of the definitive Fall chronicle "You Must Get Them All" takes us through his life in music.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Whether you believe individuals make a difference to history or not, here are some songs about history and the people in it.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The tentpole hits of Britpop are well established, but in this episode we take a trip down some of the B-roads and byways of the British music scene in the mid-90s.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A selection of tracks on the subject of feeling like an impostor, inadequate or out of our depth.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The subject is angels and ghosts but the mood ranges from visceral to joyous to reflective on these afterlife tracks.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A reassessment of 1974, 50 years on. An almost themeless era as music wondered where to go next after the 60s, psychedelia, heavy metal, glam rock and the golden age of reggae. (And before punk came thundering in.) A fascinating tracklist.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An uplifting episode - though ironically the tracks are about boredom.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Alternative songs about Europe and European cities to celebrate Euros 2024.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A multi-genre selection united by all containing the word "Song" in their title.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An episode featuring fathers, mothers, daughters, sons, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives, grandmothers, half sisters, little sisters and the family tortoise.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A tribute to the legendary Steve Albini (RIP), featuring tracks from his bands Shellac and Big Black; and some of the myriad bands he audio-engineered.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A celebration of alternative bands incorporating the pedal steel guitar into their sound.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A tribute episode to the iconic female bass players - and also some you may not have heard of.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

When will I be famous? Me, probably never, which is fine because, as these tracks show, it is very much a double-edged sword.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

You snooze, you lose, or so they say. Not on this episode though. Alternative tracks about sleeping and dreaming.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Hundreds of groups have been influenced by The Kinks. Here's a few of them plus some original tracks themselves.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An episode about the perils of either striving after too much money or not having enough of it.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A cherry picking exercise from the archives on the occasion of the podcast's 150th episode.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An episode about music itself - the songs, the singers, the radio, the ballroom, the dances.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

We lost some fine musicians in 2023. Here's an episode paying tribute.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The final countdown of the best tracks in 2023, according to Sombrero Fallout.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The second of three shows rounding up some of the best alternative tracks from 2023.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The first of 3 episodes dedicated to the best tracks of 2023. Well, some of them.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

It's a quarter of a century since Neutral Milk Hotel effectively stopped. Here's a celebration plus some bands who owe a debt to their unique sound.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

What happens when artists first demo a familiar song or re-imagine it years later.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The thrill of the open road. An episode about cars, roads and motorways.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Ending up in the same band as your sibling. Here's some of the best tracks that combination can produce.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

As 'Stop Making Sense', the Talking Heads live concert film is re-released and given the IMAX treatment, we look back on the group and their legacy.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An outstanding selection of alternative love songs from the 2020s.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

I was stoked when Gideon Haigh, one of the world's pre-eminent cricket journalists, joined me to share his love for alternative music. A brilliant on-brand tracklist inevitably resulted.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Tracks with false endings, codas and late changes of direction from a variety of genres.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

There's a brand new alt-scene in 2020s Chicago and here's some great examples of what's happening there.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Refreshed and back from its holidays, Sombrero Fallout wants to share some classic alternative tracks about returning with you.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An Ocean's Eleven of songs. Well, an Ocean's Fourteen, to be accurate.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Renowned music critic and author Simon Reynolds joins the podcast to choose some of his favourite tracks.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Paying tribute to the great Tom Verlaine and some of the groups his band Television influenced.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Tara Emelye Needham, an integral mover within the Millennial Long Island music scene, introduces us to some tracks which have influenced her - and some of her own bands' tracks as well.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Young Marble Giants left a slim volume of work but a disproportionately large legacy. Here we listen to their music and its influence.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

An open top bus tour around the best alternative tunes from Liverpool and Merseysideद्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

None of the smash hits, but some of the alternative tunes from 1993.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Alternative songs about friends and friendship from 1968 to 2022द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Where folk meets electronics, that's folktronica, folks.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A commemoration of the alternative music artists we lost in 2022.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

So, here it is: the best tracks of 2022. And it's the best year for music ever, as always, with all these songs to add to all the ones from every other year.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Part Two in our trilogy of episodes celebrating the best tracks of 2022.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Part One of three episodes rounding up the best in alternative listening for 2022. Not definitive, not meant to be.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

The sounds before the sounds. What successful bands sounded like before they sold out stadiums. Often better.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

A tribute to Mimi Parker of Low and Keith Levene of early PIL and founder member of The Clash.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

John Cale is 80: no second invitation needed to celebrate the Velvets, his solo work, his musical contributions and his production as well.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth

Braces, tire swings, then love and other catastrophes. Songs about the indignities and thrills of being young.द्वारा Ian Deeker Forth