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• New show with all sortsa cool tunes to set you up for the weekend

  by Paul Cooper April 13, 2012
  Polyvinyl Craftsmen Transmission 47 What's behind the door this week? How about some old rock and roll, San Fran psych punk, stomping R&B, garage, Brazilian coolness and post punk classics for starters. Come in and get all this and much more in this week's dip into Laggers, Miggins and Coop's r...

• New show - Polyvinyl Craftsmen Transmission 46

  by Paul Cooper April 6, 2012
  Sorry this week's show is late, been down in Brighton today stocking up on new records at The Punker Bunker and eating cake.Anyway, another fine show for you this week with a full house of songs from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s and whatever we are calling this decade. All available to you to d...

• Church of Thee PVC Episode 8

  by Paul Cooper March 30, 2012
    This month's show features a mix of old and new including a first airing of a track from the Wobbly Lamps debut ep which will be released on Polyvinyl Craftsmen Records soon. Feel free to chip in with some comments. Church of thee PVC #8 The Right Time – Bare Wires Something About You – Terry ...
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• On the show this week we have Oblivians, Regal, Link Wray, Seeds, Country Teasers, New York Dolls and more

  by Paul Cooper March 23, 2012
  This week's show is shorter than usual due to some technical gremlins. No Laggers either as he's been recording with the Wobbly Lamps again, look forward to their debut release soon on Polyvinyl Craftsmen Records soon.Download one for yourself here. Transmission 45 Lock and Key – Black Lips Tell ...
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• On this week's show we've got The Larchmont Trash, Dan Sartain, Mean Jeans, Hunx, The Fall, Reigning Sound and plenty more

  by Paul Cooper March 16, 2012
  We're down to a duo this week as Laggers is in a studio up in Leicester recording some Wobbly Lamps tracks for a forthcoming record. Coop and Miggins share some tasty treats from their boxes along with a selection that Laggers left for us to spin too. Here it is if you want to download. Tracklis...
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• New show with King Khan & BBQ Show, Nobunny, Beau Brummels, Wild Billy Childish, Monks and plenty more

  by Paul Cooper March 9, 2012
  Taking into account our Church of Thee PVC shows too, transmission 43 is our 50th podcast. We hope we've opened your ears to some stuff you might not have heard otherwise. The three of us have all found cool new/old bands and singers by playing each other records each week which is what it's all ab...

• Polyvinyl Craftsmen Transmission 42, new show today - have a listen

  by Paul Cooper March 2, 2012
  Coop's trip to Paris last week means there is a Gallic twist to today's show with a few bits he picked up in the excellent Born Bad Records, check it out if you get the chance. They've got a good website too where you can treat yourself to all sorts of goodies. Download it here.   Le Menu I Wanna ...

• Thee Polyvinyl Craftsmen are a year old, come listen to our latest show

  by Paul Cooper February 24, 2012
  Happy Birthday to us! It's a year since our first show so come and join Thee PVC for a selection that's even more eclectic than usual. If there's not something for everyone we'll eat our pork pie hats. If you want one yourself click here. TracklistingBe Thankful For What You Got – Donovan Carless...

• Church of Thee PVC Episode 7

  by Paul Cooper February 15, 2012
  Plenty of new stuff this time round plus a coupla oldies for you traditionalists. We're going to try and keep it fresh from now on, so if you want to hear some things that might not be featured on other shows here keep checking in. Here's what we got this time round: Battery Townsley  - Sic Alps ...
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• This week's podcast is a Greg Cartwright special

  by Paul Cooper February 5, 2012
  After our trip to see Country Teasers in Hackney this week Laggers plays a trio of Teasers tunes, Coop opts to play 9 Greg Cartwright songs from his various incarnations. In between there are the usual PVC mix of this, that and something else from all over the musical spectrum.  Down the load here...