EP.16 // BOOTLEG INTERVIEWS, VOL.1

Previously unreleased and unvarnished intimate conversations recorded across 2019 for various Vintage Society projects.

2.53 - Drenge talking... lighting, live performances, philharmonic shows, Ross Orton, the recording process of "Strange Creatures", "Bonfire of the City Boys", teenage years, narrative songwriting, developments in music, changing music industry, Brexit, future music

24.34 - Charlie Cunningham talking... moving around, flamenco guitar, Spain, songwriting evolving from outwith the guitar, advantages of stripped back songwriting, translating intimate music to big crowds, being a private person, home recording, darker tone of the second record, recording in LA, sunshine vs rain, emotions evoked from music, emotion vs meaning

38.51 - King Nun talking... comparison in emotions from start to end of album process, music as an escape, the effect of style upon impact of lyrics, punk intentions, "Sharing A Head With Seth", finding a sense of community in music, encounters with Dave Grohl

53.03 - Larkins talking... escaping small towns, Manchester's musical heritage, perimeters of a Larkins song, stigma of pop music, developing production, changes in listening habits, producers, on stage personas, the live album, making sure every show is special

67.08 - Weekend Debt talking... formative musical experiences, returning with an EP, what links the songs, "Il Padrino", "Shower Thoughts", upcoming music, creating a sound

84.22 - Dancing On Tables talking... First album bought, physical music, Black, Wonderland, EPs, writers, Nashville, Scottish water, music as a power for change

95.51 - Only The Poets talking... James Baldwin, poetry, nineties music, lessons from songwriting, indie-rock, balance, Ceasefire, guitars, getting people to listen to your music

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" - Snack Villain

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