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Snake Eyes Jonnie, ArcaDrive, Lost Scenes and The Twang

蜜芽传媒 Introducing Stoke

The best in local bands from Stoke, Staffordshire and Cheshire with Rob Adcock, including interviews with Snake Eyes Jonnie, ArcaDrive, Lost Scenes and The Twang.

Rob is joined in the studio by three (Yes, count them. Three!) local bands. He talks to Stone band Lost Scenes about their charity musical bike ride to raise money for Children In Need. Snake Eyes Jonnie talk about their new EP and ArcaDrive nipped out of his studio for 5 minutes to talk about his new tunes.

Scott Thomas talks to national band The Twang ahead of their gig in Stoke-on-Trent on 21st October.

To see the photos from the interviews, get yourself to facebook.com/bbcintroducingfromstoke

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Fri 21 Oct 2011 19:00
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Music Played

  • Swim Into Scarlet

    Deer Blood

  • Magrex ft. Mirrored Theory

    Smoke and Lights

  • The Twang

    Wide Awake

  • The Fears

    Impact

  • Troops Of Mafeking

    Control

  • The Control

    The Control - Another Cal Banda

  • The Vaccines

    Wetsuit

  • This Is Seb Clarke

    One More Time

  • Curtis Khan v Roger Sanchez

    Another Dance

  • Arctic Monkeys

    Suck It and See

  • Pegasus Bridge

    Heartstrings

  • JLB

    Crying

  • The Get Alongs

    Strife For Lifr

  • The Black Widows

    The Black Widows - Go On

  • Kasabian

    Re-Wired

  • Dead Format

    So Young

  • Lost Scenes

    Lullaby

  • Midnight Lycan Party

    The Voodoo Creepshow

  • Snake Eyes Jonnie

    Ethereal

  • Clockwork Owls

    Not My Face

  • Sophie Bohanan

    Six and Sevens

  • ArcaDrive

    Burning My Soul

  • The Stone Roses

    Made Of Stone

Broadcast

  • Fri 21 Oct 2011 19:00
    蜜芽传媒 Radio Stoke

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