IT'S NEARLY time for Noddy Holder to tell us it's Christmas ? and that can only be a good thing.
Read moreDetailsWe've added another three festive tunes to our playlist, helping you countdown to the big day.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS is coming, the geese are looking slightly wider than they did last week, and thoughts are turning to some festive tunes
Read moreDetailsWE'RE all for bringing new talents to your attention, and we've got some crackers for you this week.
Read moreDetailsLONG before The Firm had a novelty hit with Star Trekkin', Spizzenergi were making waves by asking 'Where's Captain Kirk?'
Read moreDetailsMUSIC is a great medium for exploring difficult issues, and we make no excuses for including a new single that will make you think.
Read moreDetailsA TIMELESS classic is in our playlist this week, ahead of a new performance taking place in Wokingham later this month.
Read moreDetailsAs well as featuring artists linked to the local area, it's great to include other exciting artists from further afield now and then
Read moreDetailsThey wowed us at Wokingham Festival, now you can hear them for yourselves
Read moreDetailsRising stars Third Lung head up the hit parade with No Names. We heard them at the resent Loddfest, and boy, are they good.
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