30.03.12 The Forum - 'The New Subs Show'

Much like James Cameron, Jordan and Jamie trawl the bottom of the ocean for this week's New Subs! It's a pretty hectic show filled with shiny new music but there's still time for the odd rant with this question: "What can the UK do to change its broken, outdated gig-culture?" No definitive answer, but had some fun along the way. Also expect Jamie breaking into a cold sweat brought on by a Clannad-flashback, strange kids, apple pies, Jordan waving his fists and the correct pronunciation of the word "aural". EDWARD ROGERS - Porcelain - www.edwardrogersmusic.com DAN MARISKA - Okay - www.danmariska.bandcamp.com AURALCANDY - New Shoes - www.soundcloud.com/auralcandy. PEARL HANDLED REVOLVER - Maybe in Time - www.pearlhandledrevolver.com THE SHH - So Over - http://cargocollective.com/theShh THE FINGER - Die! Die Superhero! - http://thefingerband.wordpress.com/ ANISON - The Colour Red - www.anison.co.uk ROMEO CROW BAND - Drowning in the Shallows - www.RomeoCrowBand.com A BAND CALLED MITHRAS - I Know What I Know - www.abandcalledmithras.com THE DAYDREAM CLUB - On The Move (Part II) - http://www.TheDaydreamClub.com THE BREACH - Siren - http://www.thebreach.eu THE VITAMINS - Let Me See My Baby - www.thevitaminsband.co.uk THE SCRATCH - The Great Adventure - http://thescratch.co.uk/ FLASH BANG BAND - Part of You - http://www.facebook.com/events/311409358920598/ THE PORTRAITS - Backyard - www.theportraitsmusic.com THE SIMPLETONE - Habitual Ritual - https://www.facebook.com/thesimpletoneband FIND A FIEND - No Retreat No Surrender - www.findafiend.co.uk STILLMAN - Eton Mess - www.stillman.mu YEAH AND SHE HAS RED LIPS TOO - Tracy THE CORRESPONDENTS - What Happened to Soho - www.thecorrespondents.co.uk

23.03.12 The Forum - 'Do's and Don'ts'

"Model" presenters they are not - Jordan and Jamie give you a crash-course this week in the world of radio "dos and don'ts" - it has been a loooooong week! Questions to The Forum: "Which venues are still magic, which have lost it, and why?" and "Can local music scenes thrive without band egos, in-fights and petty politics?". Nod to Daxy who wrote a fantastic response in the chatroom - an answer that covered both questions - the UK does not have a thriving "gig culture" - so, for next week, how can we re-educate gig-goers in this country? The Knights of the Octagon are already getting excited for next Friday! :) The Correspondents - What Happened to Soho The Men Who Will Not Be Blamed for Nothing - Victoria's Secret The Scratch - 88th Day of Rain The Corner Laughers - (Now That I Have You I'm) Bored Pepper And Shepherd - Settle Up The Hawk International - Snowed In The Metatrons - My Sympathy Rumour Cubes - Tempus Fugit The Electric Modern - Let's Get Away Rival Sons - Pressure & Time My Autumn Sons - Plain Look, Stranger! - If You're Listening Buz - Backbone Clean George IV - Real Men Take Speed Little Shadows - Is It Me That You're Thinking Of? Cinemawave - Introducing Captain Automatic Model Society - Horizon Model Staggs - Magnetic People Fake Teak - Solid State

16.03.12 The Forum - 'Where are they now?'

On this week's Forum, Jordan and Jamie stay relatively on topic for once! The two main talking points of the evening are: Great venues that are no more and what are they now? Invariably we've found they're either supermarkets or coffee shops - some great responses from the chat room, twitter and Facebook. Also, in the second hour should technology be banned from gigs - no cameras, no phones, no updating facebook - just going to an event for it's own sake leaving people to remember it for how it made them feel not what images they have on a screen - again some great responses including one particularly well thought out message from Craig of Canvas Wall. We're still interested in your ideas - get in touch - studio@rechargedradio.com The Vickers - Baby G Ginger Wildheart - Why Can't You Just Be Normal All the Time? Buz - Backbone The Metatrons - My Sympathy Ollie Taylor - Legs of Stone Kites - The Disappearance of Becky Sharp Evil Hand - Before & After Canvas Wall - Close to the Edge Annie Dressner - Hardy Boys Kamp David - Red Hotel Dana Jade - Little Sister The Men That Will Not Be Blamed for Nothing - Victoria's Secret Apple Rabbits - The Return of the Screaming Terror from the Planet of the Soul Eating Undead The Tuesday Club - I Wish My Slate Was Cleaner The Fuegos - Money Little Philestines - Hell On Fire The October Game - Cast These WAves Jono McCleery - Home Cuddly Shark - 12 Months Clean George IV - Real Men Take Speed

09.03.12 The Forum - 'Back in the Bunker'

It’s been a hectic week for TeamJTso they’re pretty pleased to be back in the bunker! Not only can you hear a double-whammy ofbrand new, “fresh out of the oven” tracks by Legend in Japan, expect: plans to cash-inat Christmas 2012, the "Trousers for Andy" appeal, time-bending gig lists fromthe last century, lots of Tracey, Jamie getting angry with cartoon plotlines,monk chants, Stop It & Tidy Up, listening to excuses, banning band photo-shoots in fields/ruins and a rather wonderfulpair of legs. Yup, it’s good to be back! Anton Barbeu - MTV Song The Vickers - Baby G Cinemawave - Monsoon Love Cudley Shark - 12 Months Lickin Chocolate Jesus - Adam Barker - Only Human The Pins - Upperclass Wannabe My Pet Junkie - Baked Bean Skins Yeah and she has red lips too - Tracey Trailer Trash Tracys - Candy Girl The Lights – Days Don’t Get Me Far Enough Away Argon 40 – Sleeping With You The Scratch – The Great Adventure The Tuesday Club – Ain’t Got No Class Annie Dressner – Hardy Boys Apple Rabbits – I Could Not Care Less Legend in Japan – Victory Victory Legend in Japan – Getting Out Alive The Scratch – Wag Potential Kinzli and the Kilowatts – Stargazing Vanilla Nightmare – Please Don’t Take Me Home There Were Bears – Onikuma Jono McCleery - Fear

02.03.12 Live from Hackney Road - 'Abby Holden & Legend in Japan'

After viewing the statue of Prince Albert in Hyde Park, Jamie ponders the merits of painting himself gold, sitting on a plinth and surrounding himself with an angry crowd of plasticine figurines thus becoming a living monument to himself. Jordan thinks that the best thing to do in these circumstance is to give Jamie a ludicrously long cable and sends him off to chat to the fantastic artists hiding in the corridors of Mr Honest's Hackney Road Studios. First live set comes from Abby Holden (abbyholden.com) where she discusses her current single "Everything" (available from iTunes & Amazon now!), the new album, being re-acquainted with her JD and, after a little Jamie-infused confusion, the potential of a new concept album/side project called "Stranger Fiction". The second hour at Hackney Road sees a performance from the very exciting and very new Legend in Japan (www.reverbnation.com/legendinjapan). They've only been going for a couple of weeks but their momentum is unquestionably full throttle; much like Spinal Tap, they've already lost/killed a bassist. Shabby, Pyro and Martin show just what you can achieve in such a short space of time with some punk ethics and crazy energies. We don't think this will be the last your hear from them!!" Bibelots - The Revolution Will Be Digitised Tree hopping - everglades glitter dark ONTHE88 - Cruisin' PCH Ben Drake - To Be Complete The Black Stars - Read My Lips Freakish Atlantic - Esther Ben Drake - Would You Take Me Home Vigo Thieves - Wide Awake Alice Amelia - We've Forgotten Black Circles - Escape Big Deal - Distant Neighbourhood Platform Location - Candlelight Abby Holden - Everything Model Society - HORIZON (Master) Bill Hooper - Hive The Vinyl Junkies - Misery Lane Roman Foot Soldiers - Waterfront The Midnights - Heart Breaker Ben Drake - You Left Me No Illusion Js For Days - Hot, Hot Mess Bibelots - The Revolution Will Be Digitised Out Like a Lion - Little Bit Of Love Casablanca Sunshine - I Get Around Rat Bat Blue - Rock Star Ben Drake - It Don't Come Free