The theme is New Music Monday. 
Clips
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Happy Mondays Kinky Afro
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Broken Records A Leaving Song
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Les Savy Fav Let’s Get Out Of Here
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Live In Session
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Aberfeldy Malcolm
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Roots Manuva meets Wrongtom Worl’ A Mine
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Idlewild In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction
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Live In Session
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Aberfeldy Let Her Dance
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Neon Indian Deadbeat Summer
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The Sexual Objects Here Come The Rubber Cops
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Arcade Fire The Suburbs
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Vic’s National Anthems
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Shop Assistants I Don’t Wanna Be Friends With You
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The Burns Unit Trouble
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Come On Gang! Fortune Favours The Brave
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Tricky Murder Weapon
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Live In Session
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Aberfeldy Somewhere To Jump From
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Pass It On track
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T. Rex Laser Love
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The Twilight Sad The Wrong Car
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Miaoux Miaoux Knitted
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Tame Impala Solitude Is Bliss
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Arab Strap Here We Go
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Here We Go Magic Casual
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Male Bonding Nothing Remains
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Vic's Album Of The Week: Aberfeldy
Aberfeldy - Somewhere to Jump From (Tenement Records)
Edinburgh songsmith Riley Briggs is one of Scotland's, if not the World's, best pop writers in my eyes. His classic grasp of the craft, combined with a wry rhyming couplet or 2, is second to none. On this, Aberfeldy's third LP, there are light-hearted moments running through the lyrics and musical themes, but many of the songs deal with real heartache. It's touching and truly moving in places, and as always the melodies are sweet and immediately catchy. More reminiscent of their debut 'Forever Young' sonically; acoustic guitars, vocal harmonies, 80's keyboard sounds and the occasional fiddle dominate the 12 songs. Album of the week it is, and they'll be in session for me as well. Grab a copy when it appears in shops and online on the 6th September. -
Vic and Aberfeldy
Broadcasts
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BBC Radio ScotlandMon 23 Aug 2010 20:05 BBC Radio Scotland
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BBC Radio ScotlandFri 27 Aug 2010 22:33 BBC Radio Scotland
Podcast
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Scotland Introducing
Alternative and indie music from the best of Scotland's unsigned talent as featured on Vic...
