1. My Little Pony – The Sun Turns

2. Annemarie - Bubblegum I See

3. New Socks – Family Tree

4. Hari and Aino – On My Usual Catch up with Cecilia

5. The Honda Express - Sunshine

6. Asbo Kid - In Between The Lives

7. Tesco Chainstore Mascara - Mr Grey Sky

8. Hyperbubble - I Like Birds But I Like Other Animals Too

9. Zipper - Cosa De Artistas

10. Helen Love - Oh Sugar Candy

11. Le Alméida – Nunca Nunca

12. The Just Joans – Hideous Accident

13. Asleep - Sation SwHv

1. The Motifs - Old Faces

2. A Smile And A Ribbon Sweet Sixteen

3. Lean Tales - Running Birthday Cake

4. Silly Boy Blue – Ugly Town

5. Amphetameanies - Nothing’s Ok

6. Leaving Mornigton Crescent - Seventeen

7. Flannel - Things Day Carries

8. Trasmittens – You Are The Summer

9. Starshy - 52nd and 2nd

10. Electric Needle Room - Kill The Mainstream

11. Pale Man Made - In Your Bed

12. We.thepigs - It’s Not As Easy As It Seems

13. Felix D’Arcy - Pictures From The Pavement

14. Your Elders - The Ghost From The Machine

The first thing that struck me was the diversity in styles. Sure, there’s a constant sugar rush enough to send a diabetic into instant blackout, but what I came to discover was that I couldn’t find a bad track on the set. There’s obviously dream pop in the form of the wonderfully named Tesco Chainstore Mascara, but then there’s glorious power pop from Zipper and Helen Love, a bit of shoegaze from Flannel, a dose of post punk from Lean Tales and even some pop grunge from Le Alméida. Add some reggae from Silly Boy Blue and the pure eccentricity of The Honda Express and Hyperbubble, then top it with an obligatory spell of synth pop from Electric Needle Room, just leaving room for some singalong moments by Annemarie and Starshy and what you end up with is not just an enjoyable listening experience but a superbly assembled set of tunes. All this lovingly put together by a man with a passion for music and the will to do something about it. ......fantastic compilation and never again will I allow my fervour to be dampened by foolish preconceived notions….Indiemp3