Andrew Morrison:
Andy's two-hour September show includes new music from Sad Day For Puppets, Martin Carr, Bloc Party, Candy Claws and Samuraj Cities. Find out the latest news about our "Peel Legends" month coming up in October, and also hear unsigned tunes from Raw Milk, Chimney Heart, Arrows Of Love and Small Crew, amongst others. As well as all this, there's an Andy's Old Chestnut from 1992, Teresa's Tasty Tips, Scott's Funky Five Minutes and another rare selection from Mr Discography's New Order Jukebox. Listen out for Andy presenting a show on Bestival FM, live from the festival site on Friday 11 September from 12pm 'til 1pm - broadcasting to the entire Isle of Wight on 87.7MHz FM and the world at www.bestival.net!

Jeff Grainger:
Although Jeff's September show is just an hour in length it's still a rather crowded affair what with The Langley Schools Music Project, Gaggle, Mount Righteous & The 180g's all giving us examples of their respective choral ditties.
There are tracks by Post Abortion Stress, Mark Kozolek and Billy Gone Bad. New releases from fists, The Answering Machine and middx get a spin. Plus Kalbakkan bring us Scandinavian folk music with a mancunian accent.

Marcelle:
The destruction of vinyl: love it!

Marcelle looks back on this year’s Klangbad Festival, held early August on the banks of the Donau in the south of Germany, curated by Faust's Hans-Joachim Irmler and with gigs by amongst others Oneida, The Nightingales, To Rococo Rot, Burnt Friedman & Jaki Liebeszeit, Lapin Machin, Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle, Christy And Emily, Dälek, eh, Marcelle herself and French artist Arnaud Revière who actually destroyed records during his amazing performances; even that got the thumbs up from Marcelle.
Also new music from Milanese, Monster Zoku Onsomb, Flaba Stone, Chicks On Speed, FFF and Arrebite. The Look Back Bore Records of this month (September 1979) comprise of Marcelle's all time fave album and a 12-inch by the younger brother of a former rotten man.

Mark Cunliffe:
Hey folks. Time is now drifting along into Autumn like a floater into a swimming pool attendant's net. Take's a week's training by the Whitby sewerage outflow pipe to be classed as proficient in floater recovery you know.
On this months show Bandfx take foundation with a non-biological root. Ruthie Foster thinks the afterlife is going to be spiffing, just wait til Norris McSkwirter tap's you up for a Guinness mate. Arrebite wants wants to be Shure and Wiley's mislaid a sibling. Andrew Bird has gone in for act's of God which Ward 21 has maximum Respect for. We have Honkeyfinger who is one man banned from having other mates to play with and Thee Oh Sees are gilding some FILTH!!!!!!! There's a Shed that has re-jigged some spaghetti in Birmingham and Furesshu comes at us with some terror dubstep.
Put that in your pool and float it!

Mark Whitby:
Around the world this month you'll find, among other things, people celebrating Independence Day in Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Eritrea, and Respect for the Aged Day in Japan. But we ignore all that and concentrate on celebrating the existence of some bloody great tunes.
Headlining our festivities we have a unique themed session from Dandelion favourite Lord Numb. In France, they're putting their free time to constructive use, as you'll hear from 13th Hole, Eggbox and T.O.B..
Elsewhere in the world, there's almost an excess of great stuff being released, and we do our best to cram as much of it in as possible. Taking part in the musical sardines are new singles from Fuck Buttons, Cranium Pie and The Mantra Above The Spotless Melt Moon. And dare I even mention the fevered noisemaking of Bandicoot, Micropenis, Science Bastard and Slut Krush?
And if you think October might offer a release from such excellence, we force you to think again by treating you to a pre-release blast from the magnificent album from Crowhead.
If you're in the UK, think yourself lucky it isn’t 1752 when 12 days of September went missing and the most notable entertainment was the first recorded instance of custard-pie throwing.

Matt Jones:
Matt's September outing contains a session from Hurtdeer that nestles pleasingly alongside many other tracks of different shapes and sizes, including, Conelrad, Halado Negro, World Sanguine Report, the One Ensemble Orchestra, Orxata Sound System, Cloudc, Omar Souleyman, Twi the Humble Feather, Necro Deathmort, Men Diamler and many others.
If that little list of names doesn't spark a flicker of interest or a smidgeon of curiosity then Matt politely suggests you try Heart FM or something of that ilk instead. Enjoy!

Pete Jackson:
Pete Jackson proudly presents a new and exclusive session from The Chasms, and invites the world to join him at the premiere. Cornershop have brought along their own album, and The Lucid Dream, Strawberry Whiplash and Tom Deluxx have all brought new stuff to the party too. The guest list ranges from the great names of royalty (King Cannibal, Lord Numb) to the more modest (er, Micropenis), and some people can barely contain their excitement - you know who I'm talking about, Pissed Jeans. Come and join us - I've saved you a place down the front...

Rocker:
This month's three-hour show features new releases from The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart; Emmy The Great; Eux Autres; Vivian Girls; Tender Trap; Horowitz; The Humms; The Hidden Cameras; Insect Guide; and The Fauns.
As usual there's also the chance to hear a few artists you may not have come across before, including Implosion Quintet; The Speedpuppies; The Jet Rodriguez; Haunted Love; Sourpatch; The Champagne Socialists; and 3timesgone.
There's new electronica from Extrawelt; EDX; Chaim; and Turmspringer, while in a dubstep vein Moving Ninja collaborates with Pinch.
Since having their LP featured in last month's show, The Manhattan Love Suicides have split. Never mind though, we already have tracks to play you from two of their various new projects, with more to follow!
This month's Peel's Big 45 is a Lee (Scratch) Perry production from 1973, which features some very nice Jamaican surface noise, while this month's Educating Elizabeth is a very collectable Northern Soul 7-inch from 1968.
As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: Electricity comes from other planets.

Ste McCabe:
My third show for Dandelion Radio features underground hits from great cult female vocalist bands such as Partyline and The Lovely Eggs, diverse queer music from the legendary Minty, pop artist Mary Cigarettes and twee rappers Hug Party, with a special song about a hotdog man from the certifiable living room performers Will and Rick.
Probably my most diverse show so far - every song is pop genius, bonkers or both from the finest ladies, queers and lefties around.