Bill Jefferson (Mên An Tol) - "I sold Peter Doherty a harmonica and a hat"
Living in and working at pubs, the old rooms of Peter Doherty and where Gerry Adams and Shane Macgowan hung out, is part of Bill Jefferson's story. Mên An Tol are an excellent new band, playing at The...
28 Nov 202517min
The Cribs - "We became lawyers and won our rights back"
No-one expected The Cribs to become lawyers. Not because they're working class brothers from Wakefield, or they smashed themselves through a glass vase at the NME Awards in 2006 (24–7 Rock Star Shit) ...
25 Nov 202535min
Cameron Winter (Geese) - Dog Walking in New York
In case you missed it before Geese became the most talked about band in the world, we heard from frontperson and songwriter Cameron Winter this time last year. It was just around the time of his excel...
23 Nov 202527min
Sports Team - "Adoration for drinking 10 pints and playing sloppy rock music? Amazing!”
Stephen Malkmus, London Fields, rugby shirts and blow dried hair. Sports Team started writing good songs and putting on shows that cost a few quid to get into. Now the songs keep getting better, they...
20 Nov 202546min
Indigo De Souza - "Artists can be treated in inhumane ways"
On her new album Precipice, Indigo reflects the different feelings we wake up to. Here she talks about her first band with MJ Lenderman, waiting - and forgetting - tables, and how artists can be pushe...
18 Nov 202521min
Lily Lyons - "I followed my strange instinct and was correct"
Lily's debut album Re-Open the World feels like a best friend the morning after a big night. Close, knowing and comforting, it's an incredible record from someone who a few years ago decided they want...
13 Nov 202519min
Saul Williams - "How many people did you kill to make tea part of your culture?"
Artist, actor, poet and social activist Saul Williams has 101 full time jobs. On this episode Saul remembers his first lightning bolt moment that led to performing poetry with Allen Ginsberg and The L...
11 Nov 202539min
Just Mustard "We need to invest in each other"
Their new album We Were Just Here is a record to get lost in. Katie and David tell us how jungle influences their sound, Dundalk colloquialisms, Steve Albini, working at a candle shop and supporting T...
6 Nov 202536min
