First up was Kimya Dawson, of the Moldy Peaches, who, despite obvious nerves, knocked the place out with two covers of early Brains tunes - 'The Regulator' and 'I' - that well indicated their revolutionary lyricism. She was followed by The Exit - a hot young dub-pop band on Some Records. They worked out dubstyle on 'Leaving Babylon', and then after a couple of their own tunes, played a blistering version of "Don't Need It'

That was as far as I got on the show as I then went upstairs to VJ punkcast clips as part of Death Disco. Talking to Kimya, she seemed not to have a very high opinion of her performance. I thought it was great, and I post both songs here to make my point.. plus The Exit's first effort so you can see what dub-pop actually might be.