The EARWAX RADIO SESSION at New Cross Inn
Sunday 1st June - Free Entry
4pm-7pm at 323 New Cross Road, London SE14 6AS
http://www.myspace.com/newcrossinn

The finest of the new favourites perform live radio sessions in the laid back intimacy of the city's art-gallery music venue.

MARK MORRISS : The voice of The Bluetones releases his debut solo album - Memory Muscle - on May 26th and previews a UK tour with this special show.
http://www.myspace.com/markmorrissmusic

DEXY : Up and coming local favourite."Joyous...should see him rise to ascendancy" (Drowned In Sound), "Finally: a British singer-songwriter you don’t need to be ashamed about" Sprawled Magazine.
http://www.myspace.com/dexyspace

STAGECOACH : Harmonic folk rock, tipped by Channel 4, played on Xfm, 6Music, BBC TV - preview their Redfest appearance.
http://www.myspace.com/stagecoachuk

GREG MCDONALD : An eclectic artist who made Rolling Stone's single of the year. “Once in a while an artist comes along who reminds you why you got into music in the first place”. Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music.
http://www.myspace.com/gregmdonalduk

Travel: (New Cross/New Cross Gate rail - 2 mins, Deptford Bridge DLR - 5 mins)

http://www.wax-music.com and http://www.myspace.com/earwaxradio
Listen to U-Music Diesel FM on Wednesday 21st May 10am-mid day for the Earwax Broadcast.

Presented and produced by Andy Pettman & Jamie Izzard, Earwax Radio is a fortnightly magazine radio show which takes a peek at the new music scene. Containing exclusive interviews and live sessions, it packages up the freshest sounds of the UK for a global audience. With over 3,000 subscribers including listeners in the USA, Russia, Japan & Brazil, Earwax brings underground sounds to The World from it's Time Zone (S.E.London).

Previous guests include Dirty Pretty Things, Supergrass, Athlete, Carter USM & The Bluetones. Earwax excels in giving an outlet to buzzy unsigned talent. Subliminal Girls, The Telegraphs, Luxembourg, William and Officer Kicks are a few bands who have been played on Radio 1, XFM and BBC 6Music after being featured. "Rocklands even has its own semi-official podcasting radio station, Earwax, which performs all the rabble-rousing, word-spreading, tune-disseminating duties you’d
have wanted from pirate radio once upon a time". (Time Out Magazine)