We talk long COVID, music as an escape, rewriting the album, finding their sound, their covers EP, vocal melodies, learning from other artists, not getting lost in details, demoing, Loch Lomond, landscape, "Moth to a Flame", travelling, being honest with each other, writing about each other and whether you can be happy and creatively fulfilled at the same time.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk unpacking your own songs, bravery in music, bringing people together, podcasts, string arrangements, "Shadows", blue, fatherhood, the concept of time, introducing the album, Austin to Boston, dealing with depression, the catalogue of unabashed gratitude and the most cathartic moment making this album.

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We talk learning how you want to sound, setting down the perimeters for their first album, heading into the studio in LA, recording in an igloo, the barn, frogs, studying at Berklee, moving around as a band, working through the pandemic, performing roles, "Falling", Trainspotting, gaining perspective, surprising themselves, "Vacation" and home.

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We talk making a band record, performing live, false starts, "Expectations", confidence, introducing the album, track listing, working outside the studio, the pandemic's impact on their album, layering, mixing, adolescence, thinking differently, looking back, listening to new music, Achtung Baby, ideas serving the song, interludes, false truths and wonder.

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We talk creating through different projects, collaboration, the heart of songs, "Forever Night", creating at night, religious imagery, The Divine Comedy, writing prose, joy in creation, releasing, writing matter of factly, connecting with art, always learning, guitar, beginner's mind, dreams and sensitivity.

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We talk the beginnings of Jaws the Shark, creating during covid, labels, writing for yourself, spanning different genres, playing in bands previously, tour managing, differing live setups, Dinosaur Pile-Up, ambitions, progression, finding space in lockdown, "Another Day in Paradise", heading into the studio, working on his second EP, birthdays, friends, trusting your ability, self criticism, making positive changes and Peep Show.

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We spoke the oceans, our relationship to history, “The Ressurectionists”, innocence, reflection, his perception of himself in his songwriting, knowing yourself better, marriage, religious imagery, Paradise Lost, not self censoring, challenging your own opinions, mental health, vocals, Scott Hutchison and leaving London. 

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We spoke Catfish & the Bottlemen, the strangest thing they've ever sampled, Dyson hand dryers, music videos, experimenting with new sounds, excellence, recording their debut album, the pandemic, gig antics, closing bodies of work, Muse, "This House", enjoying your own music, driving lorries, writing under the influence, Splice, interludes, spoken word and advancing their live set-up.

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We talk suits, separating the art from the artist, building foundations, writing a set in a week, emerging from the pandemic, Love & Hip-Hop in Miami, on tour adrenaline, "Dirty Love", writing fictionally, not taking yourself too seriously, "Ego", musical catharsis, finding the voice of a song, expanding demos, merch and the most unexpected thing thats happened on tour post covid.

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We talk growing up on Scotland island, moving to the UK, living with 8 housemates, Thrillsong, religion, music's ability to invoke change, Australian artists, creating an EP with Idris Elba, writing for another's voice, "Holiday", guitar, creating quickly and what they learned from their new project.

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We talk with Henry Cox about Nine Inch Nails, acoustic & digital instruments, making music during lockdown, writing democratically, trust, "Carbon Mono", generational issues, global warming, Blackpool, changing Britain, apathy, live-streaming and performance.

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We talk visiting Scotland, qualities needed in a collaborator, creating as part of a collective, your own voice, the pandemic, "Fever Thoughts", vulnerability in music, growing up, studying singing, The X Factor, mental health in the music industry and the biggest challenge she's overcome to get to where she is today.

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We talk ghosts, insomnia, lockdown, "Valley", building a team around her, working with Chris McCrory, recording at Chem19, Slow Weather, "Soho", Eurovision, string sections, "Fallow Year", coffee and the greatest moment of joy making her new album.

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We talk how many songs they have in the vault, returning to older songs, A001, maturing, growing as producers, time, moving away from a major label, breakups, lockdown, instincts, vulnerability, performing, mixed, melodies, themes and learning new things about each other. 

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We talk his tour manager almost getting arrested, hiking the Appalachian trail, collecting ideas on tour, creating an audiobook, his internal world, enjoying your own music, planning ahead, "WANDERKID", narrative songwriting, new directions on album 2, "Maybe", minimalism & maximalism in music and people.

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We talk TRNSMT, growing as a band, direct songwriting, “Sick”, Album 2, building a world with your music, keeping in touch with yourself, mortality, confidence, important songs not making the album, perspective, Covid, feeling connected to his own music, fan encounters and belonging.

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We spoke with Will Sergeant about reflecting, writing his autobiography, reissuing the first four Echo and the Bunnymen records, Tim’s Twitter Listening Parties, forging your own path as an artist, painting, learning from tour, overcoming challenges, becoming an iconic band and when he feels most emotionally connected to his own music.

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We talk talk living together, the biggest step forward they’ve taken in the last year, recording their debut EP, working with Rich Turvey, incorporating older songs, nostalgia, personality in social media vs music, attitudes towards songwriting, overthinking, writing strong melodies, special studio moments, simplicity vs complexity and the most intimate moment in the songs they've released so far.

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We talk reflecting the times, pulling from memories, “Imaginary Friends”, the Des Rocs sound, introducing the album, thematic and sonic threads, Des Rocs Alive, the manic side of his creativity, exploring different sides to himself in music, narrative, dark places, “Hanging By A Thread”, family, truth, who pushes him most creatively, sampling a chainsaw and the biggest risk he took with his album.

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We spoke what makes music feel human, The Band, open door collaboration, rhythm sections, Plum Cuts, Oli Barton Wood, playing with Willie J Healey, recording in a car garage, producing other artists, health, self competitiveness, grooves, not over rehearsing, the dangers of routine, snobbery and the power of ambiguity in songwriting.

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We talk 2001: A Space Odyssey, cinema, re-experiencing feelings post covid, starting a podcast, working in a coffee shop, growth on tour, road trips, The Simpsons Movie, Boyhood, exploring deep emotions on his debut album, having conversations outside music, instincts, the damaged artist, pop songs, irony, his five types of beauty, music videos and searching for answers in song. 

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We spoke his family’s cabin, being in control of the recording process, producing Zig Mentality vs other bands, collaborating with Cleopatrick, being in touch with what you feel, having rock music mixed by hip-hop producers, natural environments, allowing the artist to feel empowered, first impressions of music, self consciousness, innovating and authenticity.

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We talk podcast intros, Marc Maron, the BTS McDonalds’ collab, open corruption, the urban sprawl, Austin, Teenage Fanclub, California, The Eagles, Pearl Jam, The Grateful Dead, branding & bands, Orlando, painting preparation, the paintings of George W Bush, Trump, the decline of brick & mortar stores, Pepsi vs Coke, fast food, finding the palette of a painting, his parents, Mountain Brews and writing songs about new topics. 

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Matt Wilkinson is a music journalist and presenter. He is currently the host of The Matt Wilkinson Show on Apple Music. From 2008 - 2016 he was the New Music Editor at NME. His favourite Arctic Monkeys' song is "Despair In The Departure Lounge".

For Episode 1 Matt recounts interviewing the group on multiple occasions, shares stories from his time on the road with them during the US "Suck It And See" tour and takes us backstage at Glastonbury 2013 where he was with the band prior to and following their headlining performance.

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We talk where he’s at creatively right now, Pickleball, Elon Musk, cryptocurrency, multiple narratives on 1Trait Bangers, Kurt Vile, “Timmis”, TikTok, Cameo, creating throughout lockdown, notebooks, not overcooking an album, comedy in music, Pitchfork, Norm MacDonald and ad-libbing. 

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We talk getting accosted by a gang of geese, Wilbur Mountain, travelling, branding art, taking influence from the philosophy of artists, Andy Kaufman, “Busted World”, conspiracy theories, QAnon, social media, the internet, referencing, Andy Warhol, Joni Mitchell, collaboration, drawing, painting and self worth.

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We talk the band becoming more collaborative, writing together, “Stunning and Atrocious”, the feel in the room, simplicity vs complexity, “Bodies Lie", Simple Plan, interludes, self criticism and throughlines in the record.

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We talk studio routines, relocating to Europe, modelling, being a part of someone else’s creativity, collaboration, taking inspiration from your future, accepting change , “Call On Me”, sampling a cactus, simple vs complex ideas, characters, A Force Majeure, unconscious creativity and the editing process.

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We talk shooting during covid, self worth in art, surfing, working with Paul Schrader, communicating with the director, discovering the tone of “Dog Eat Dog” on set, transcendental film, breaking rules, commercials, London, preparing for a shoot, his use of light in “First Reformed”, Anthropological films and looking ahead.

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This podcast was compiled from two separate conversations which took place in June and July 2021. 

We talk the schedule of a composer, beginning as a trombonist, listening, working on a variety of projects, finding your voice, temp music, “Only The Brave”, collaborating with the sound design team, experimenting with recording techniques, “Arctic”, tension, “Straight Outta Compton”, accomplishment, sharing music with the director, mentors, collaborating with Daft Punk, virtual reality and storytelling. 

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We talk his home setup, transitioning into writing, collaborating with Nadine Shah, The Pool, recording around the world, producing from the live room, mixing, getting the feel right, sculpting songs from live sessions, working on debut albums, coming into your own on later records, ageism in the music industry and the parallels in starting and finishing a record. 

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We talk global warming, Rick Rubin, opening up through music, control, sketching songs, Alexander McQueen, fracturing his legs in front of Kate Moss, anxiety, meditation, LA, drive, astrology, VHS tapes, returning to old ideas, Batman Forever, Brian Eno and simplicity. 

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We talk thinking in new ways, exploring genres, performing live, having unlimited time to create his new album, creating a song with 400 tracks, collaborating remotely, removing the visual aspect of mixing, acceptance, growing both technically and personally, constantly improving, communicating ideas and tailoring the tracklisting for different formats.

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We talk moving to the Canadian countryside, reuniting with his high school band, Dependant Music, Metallica, working with Walter Murch, his history in the film business, working on his latest record in two locations, songs arriving in dreams, returning to older tracks, intention, hosting workshops, producing and thinking in terms of imagery.

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We talk finding a studio space, "Ladlands", the pandemic, control, identity, finding answers in music, producing younger bands, the business side of music, obsessing over music again, learning from failing, parallel universes, "Rivers", releasing music when it feels right and looking to the future.

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We talk with Shane Parsons about high school bands, being obsessed with music, creating a double album, releasing during a pandemic, his love of recording, consuming music, album cycles, "Fired Up", writing constantly, having a balance of songs, "Golden Retriever", Office Space, social media, sculpting melody, guitar music and the Positive Rising grant.

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We talk with Matt Marcantonio about how his worldview has changed, the state of popular music, rebelling, “Sympathy Boy”, mental health, forgiveness, the development of his voice, appearing on Caparezza's new album, meeting a wizard at Joshua Tree, the influence of cinema on his music, moving into production and staying true to their vision. 

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We talk with BC Michaels about dry Junely, starting songs, the Australian music scene, Dune Rats & Friends, arriving on stage via motorbike, Limp Bizkit, RatBag Records, stolen tambourines, accents, “Too Tough Terry”, writing songs quickly, touring non-stop, covid hypocrisy, narratives and looking forward. 

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We talk authenticity vs aesthetic, songs transforming through the process, living in Edinburgh, working in hospitality, creating music as a solo artist, playing with genre, nativity, learning guitar, being guided by melody, familiarity, acquiring new skills, "Young & Stupid" and the unifying power of tragedy.

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We talk dogs, Joseph Beuys, the value of process, finding a safe space creatively, improvisation, self editing, characters, social media, learning lessons from people of all ages, consumerism, Jeremy Clarkson, animal cruelty and creating change. 

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We talk living in Atlanta, finding balance in life, hard work, meditation, synesthesia candles, creative spaces, “Lucky Me”, mood boards, becoming more comfortable with ideas, truths learned from music, playing trombone, parents, having children, spirituality, flying and the joy of collaboration.

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We talk remaking his “Some Days” EP, creatively resetting after his debut album, vulnerability, confidence in decisions, teenage angst, high school, learning, doing vs observing, maximalism, guitar playing and relating to old music. 

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We talk Alan Partridge, dark humour, Penguins, communicating without language, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, the cover of “Islomania”, returning to music, his editing process, recording across various studios, subverting expectations, darkness in music, accidentally covering a song, “Gore” and fulfilment in creativity. 

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We talk moving into a new studio, pulling lyrics from poems, travelling, learning from his debut record, releasing quickly, believing in yourself, playing in indie bands, skateboarding, finding community in LA, management, blowing up on TikTok, creative control, little details, imagination, good songwriting, real world sounds and experiences which have changed how he thinks about music.

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We talk using a pseudonym, poetry, studying creative writing, becoming more articulate, "Little China Boy", his relationship with his parents, realising he was creative, his upcoming album, creative cycles, Baby Yoda, anime, approaching his third record, being an outsider, marking periods in your life and goals.

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We talk breakfast, Peep Show, "Time Comes In Roses", validation, comfort, therapy, "Co-op", learning a lesson from every song, tattoos, beginning to write, school, God, spirituality in music, tradition, cancel culture, the timelessness of music, comedy, electronic instruments and instant gratification.

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We talk launching during the pandemic, Leicester City, coming to music later, moving away from bands, working out the primary colours of songs, “New York Time”, quality vs quantity, overthinking, feel, tense, phrases, the importance of conversation, working on yourself and embracing flaws. 

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We talk rotating stages, feeling comfortable in the creative space, “Sake Of Sound”, developing as writers, “Dust”, melody, snorkelling, Aussie slang, simplifying songs, journaling, finishing songs, balancing music & life and writing hungover. 

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We talk podcasting with a Wiggle, misquotes, drawing lyrics from melody, fake band names, the origins of Telenova, releasing music regularly, the fade out, John Mayer, playing without a drummer, Daft Punk, bad decades, “Tranquillise”, writing for another’s voice, making classic ideas feel fresh and Rivers Cuomo. 

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We talk with Jarred and Mark about the gentler side to their songwriting, beginnings, using a stand-up drum kit live, living apart, musical community, seventies horror film soundscapes, writing bass, “Forever My Love”, working with an outside producer, reference points, the release of songwriting, “Hold Choke”, teaching clay animation, thinking practically and figuring out who you are out with music. 

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We talk with Caleb and Kieran about performing outdoors, living together, gardening, “Sunlight”, breaking free of influences, covering The Beatles for Like A Version, recording the debut record, expectation, therapy, simplifying, mixing, guilt, religion, death and centring yourself around music. 

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We talk the constants of his process, making records for the artist, producing as his sole creative outlet, his first record, figuring out songs, understanding a band’s sound, pushing in new directions, working without his own studio, phones in the studio, maintaining good studio atmosphere and setting goals.

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We talk leaving Austin, television, writing without picture, the main theme, working with Jeff Nichols, Heaven’s Gate , dealing with difficult subject matter, “The Report”, establishing ideas, faking an orchestra, surprising yourself, “Take Shelter”, writing around images, collaborating with David Gordon Green, the learning curve and the last lesson he learned which impacted the way he thinks about music. 

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We talk writing from an early age, discovering she could sing, the subconscious side to songwriting, "Better Woman", reflection, recording vocals last, studio energy, self sabotage, mental health, surround yourself with good people, refining lyrics, finding freedom in music and performing in an old beer barrel.

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We talk identify manifesting itself in music, his podcast JEW-ISH, lockdown, co-writing, escaping comfort zones, screen printing, catalyst songs, making music after transitional periods, “Palindromes”, “Pedestrian”, design, outdoor spaces, “The Weatherman”, seasons, Track Fives, the concept of the album and looking ahead. 

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We talk having her face on a tea towel, terrible tv, finding melody, discipline, decompressing to write, songs falling out, perfectionism, co-producing her debut record, the value of walking, creatives spells, play, writing in the morning, dreams, questioning, finding asylum in music, singing in choirs, "Bones" and vulnerability.

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We talk building a guitar, learning to mix audio, producing Beans on Toast, “Glory Hallelujah”, religion, national identity, “Balthazar Impresario”, setlists, patriotism, living through history, being his own harshest critic, simplifying structures in songwriting and work ethic. 

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We talk living in LA, Philz Coffee, finding a cohesive voice as a group, discovering each other’s strengths, dealing with familial vs romantic love in music, Dom’s dancing, recording in Yosemite, “Camp Nowhere”, building a backyard studio, working all night, eyebrows, “Pockets”, visual ideas and the most emotional part of creating. 

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We talk what he's doing to keep his creative energy right, reading, beginning as a visual artist, punk, making beats first, overthinking, leaking snippets of songs, detail, creating moments, surrendering to life, perfectionism, mixing, deadlines, complex topics, rapping vs singing, vibes and expressing emotions in a complex vs simple way.

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We talk the shift to DIY, podcasting, virtual reality, becoming creatively self sufficient, being a solo artist, making the second record, his progression as an artist, ambitions, freedom, making streaming sustainable, operating as an independent artist, content, "In the Dark Times", absorbing other art, avoiding religious metaphor and wider issues.

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We talk moving to LA, creativity arriving at random, the mystery of songwriting, God, performing, authenticity, his TEDtalk, sad songs, coming from a family of deep thinkers, “Time is a Riddle”, session writing, minimalism, romanticising the songwriter and why one year should actually be the length of two. 

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We talk moving around a lot growing up, Canada, reinventing yourself, "Get Bleak", finding their sound, living with decline, "Anhedonia", starting with the song, surprising yourself, frustration, completing every idea, writing around a topic, email chains, compositional tricks, taste, the uncomfort of being described as a musician and music's role in identity.

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We talk daily rituals, dreaming, walking, clothing curation, taxidermy, obsessions, curiosity, understanding feeling, childhood influences, memory, rumours, practical limitations, writing visually, Wabi Sabi, Sean Scully and Charles Bukowski.  

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We talk with Sam Griffiths about their York Minster livestream, on stage outfits, Biblical imagery, myths, swearing in songs, conversation in music, Bob Dylan, creating a beer, colouring books, drawing, "Sweet Fading Silver", the British Empire, the Queen, Englishness, his Welsh heritage, the last year, pizza, working with Jolyon Thomas and maintaining a sense of naivety.

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We talk with Brad Petering about portraying all aspects of himself in his music, earlier bands, hip-hop, what he looks for in a sample, Bloodbath64, vaporware, Maddie Acid, outtakes, challenging yourself creatively, working on a gospel influenced record, strong concepts, higher powers, unfinished albums, writing, Thomas Pynchon, skating, standup comedy, referencing and the most emotional part of making music.

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We talk with Hannah Hooper about Hemingway, commonality in artists, on stage personas, becoming more fearless in music, being present, “Oxygen Swimming”, becoming a parent, moving, creating a beer for the album, the creative space, painting, writing sessions, extreme weather, keeping their new album a secret, deleting Instagram, TikTok and finding inspiration across life. 

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We talk finding purpose in music, special moments, connecting with Allison Hagendorf, finding relatability in specificity, building songs with performing in mind, bigger messages, creating a game for “Family Van”, “The Drake”, masculinity, tattoos, connecting with fans, “2008”, working with Jig Dube and growing as artists and people. 

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We talk with Josh Kolenik about daily rituals, social media, the beach, New York, originally hailing from Long Island, the suburbs, Twisted Sister, Florida, maintaining the spark of the demo, instrumentals, “Service Merchandise”, perspective in songwriting, “The Bridge”, work ethic and UFOs. 

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We talk using music to communicate emotions, returning to live shows, creating custom boots, Faded Vintage Co, style, the second verse, only listening to his own music whilst making the record, conversations, naming his album, love, taking a break from writing, substances effect on creativity and “London Calling”.

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We talk learning new techniques, blending genres, “The Ultimate Nothing”, collaboration, finishing songs, playing in big bands, utilising psychedelics, Flying Lotus, Ram Dass, death, the brain, A.I, sleep, experimenting with creativity and where his project is heading next. 

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We talk the last six months, "Weighted", releasing a new song every month, track stats, his workflow, nature jams, his hybrid setup, DJing, the audience, remixes, creating vs releasing, "Nemo", Spotify support, song titles and his hunger to learn. 

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https://musicstax.com/

https://www.youtube.com/user/feltgrape

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-4GdLK9HLyf6watiUMZX7Q

https://www.instagram.com/bhxamusic/

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We talk learning to balance his workload, passion, exploring new aspects of his creativity, temp music, writing soundtracks for films vs games, writing straight to picture, working on set, moving to LA, the songwriter scene in "Under the Silver Lake", creating music for anachronistic settings, utilising time signatures, "It Follows", "Triple Frontier", sound effects, guest composing on "Adventure Time" and breaking rules.

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We talk taking their time with their debut record, lyrical depth, working with Jolyon Thomas, spontaneity, chilled vs heavy tracks, “I’ve Become What I Am Not”, understanding songs, writing from a third person perspective, “Sonder”, Sean Bean, referencing, reworking “That Dress”, studio slides, accidentally crashing a wake and cowboy hats.

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We talk with Eddy Geach about working with producer Gethin Pearson, risk, knowing when to stop, mixing, “Feel”, their new photo book, “Untitled”, Radiohead, the freedom to express any idea, being creative alone, touring, show production, synth hour and how far ahead they think as a band. 

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We talk small stories, the importance of detail, writing about people, cow gods, Will Shortz, crosswords, odes, cooking, imbuing stories with darkness and light, Joyce Vincent, drawing, procrastination, the last time they learned a new instrument, wells of inspiration, exploring childhood, introspection and the songwriter's mindset.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk returning home, working at a vaccine centre, positivity, creating a riff a day in lockdown, “Three Weeks”, disconnection, friendships, thinking about songwriting visually, knowing when to stop, creative tendencies, memory, writing at someone, defining a song, compartmentalising different parts of the process, translating songs live, being competitive with yourself and when he's happiest making music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk moving, session writing, Bunny Valentino, creating three songs a day, chemistry, "knuckle tattoo", writing about the present moment vs the past, narrative, forgiveness, growing up in Portland, simplicity, "the fatalist", death, conversation, acting, confidence, living in the moment, nature, seasons and feeling ownership over art.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Johnny Took about Live At Brixton, lessons learned, the last conversation before they go on stage, walk on songs, “Life Is A Game Of Changing”, their bank of songs, the beauty of collaboration, electronic music, moving to Edinburgh, boredom, coming up with ideas through spontaneity vs writing routine, writing with a singer’s voice in mind and moments. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Will Taylor about music scenes, mythology, characters, screens in the studio, consciously limiting yourself, discovering what the album is about, breakups, losing a band member, little details, sculpting lyrics, swopping instruments, remembering ideas, The Beatles, school, Scotland and fulfilment.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Brandon Hagen about travelling, LA, winter, The Sopranos, only writing from personal experience, writing on different instruments, voices, emoting through singing, new audiences discovering their earlier records, learning how to deal with touring/attention, press, exposure therapy, the first time he discovered how cathartic music could be, Ska, foraging, meditation, social media and observing change through music.

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We talk Space Jam, working as a music supervisor, Annie Lennox, knitting, her passion for design, legacy, being understood in music, "Sword", the internet, pride, dogs, album covers, Dua Lipa, interviews, working with a variety of producers, water and learning about yourself through writing.

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We talk the absence of live music, livestreams, how many tunes he has in his live roster, writing through lockdown, how the past & present inform his music, the speeding up of the world, optimism, technology, Bill & Ted, living by the sea, spending time outdoors, The Book of Trespass, writing a song as soon as he woke up, the words guiding the melody, tradition and inventing a board game.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk quitting smoking, his uncle, cross country road trips, having a group of people you trust, referencing, recording in Tennessee, learning not to be too precious, pressure, nostalgia, touring America, writing in soundcheck, transcribing lyrics, melody, moving to New York, illustrating, reading, perspective in storytelling and the importance of little details.

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We talk his fear of flying , film sets, recording studio atmospheres, intimacy in music, Canada, Mona Lisa, storytelling, dreams, fame, authenticity, narrative, living in Glasgow, weed stocks, openness, fashion and making a song the best it can be in the moment.

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain

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We talk producing, movies, cinemas, in-ears, celebrity encounters, fandom, anxiety, the power of finishing a song, writing with other artists, Twitch, Australia, tour downtime, cooking, ramen, process and learning from experience.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk returning home, his upbringing, storytelling, writing for someone, his songwriting voice, learning from producers, work ethic, taking breaks, obsessiveness, the issues of technology and writing from a place of questioning.

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We talk memory, recording to tape, realism, mixing vocals, field recordings, taking inspiration from past music, themes, the romantic side to his music, making a music video from 100 film photographs, goals, experimenting, the puzzle like elements of putting together a song and where his music is at it's most pure.

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We talk his fear of bees, murder hornets, Frasier, Seattle, churches, ANTIFA, important teachers, working with a producer, when to set down limitations, fatherhood, "Black Teeth", brokenness, the unknown, black holes and "Dim".

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We talk with Carlos Posada about Columbia, your twenties, the ups & downs of band life, the album, love, simple things, recording in rural France, shooting the album cover, rejection, streaming, numbers, the importance of questioning things and ambition.

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We talk Masterchef, cooking, process, creating something from nothing, rawness, working with a variety of producers, singing, unrest in creativity, playing live, looking after your voice, Manuka honey, opera, finding his sound, collaborating with Musiq Souldchild and creating timeless music.

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We talk his fictional podcast, Godfather of Harlem, Speelburg, collaboration, living with eleven other people, playing a Basquiat exhibition, piano, “Dying in the Subtlety”, sample libraries, limitations, "Roots", engaging with fans, pressure, design and his team.

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We talk with James Allan about self producing the new record, leaving a laptop full of demos on the subway, having a strong support network of people, drawing from direct experiences, "My Body is a Glasshouse", asking questions, interludes, sampling Pyscho, William Friedkin, instinct, playing football professionally and creative control.

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We talk imperfections, demos, guitars, environment, home, understanding yourself, spontaneity, car breakdowns, laughter, her fear of Santa Claus, zombies, her grandfather, being grateful of opportunities and things she learned about herself from making her debut EP.

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We talk the response to Scary Adult Things, radio, filming during a pandemic, word of mouth, podcasts, Robbie Williams, working with people you know, gaming, challenging stereotypes, In The Company of Insects, working with the BBC, making films for yourself, compromises and good documentary questions.

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Interlude Music: "Abyss" by Pelican Tusk

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We talk using the orchestra as an instrument, handmade objects, demo tracks, collaborating with Tom Ford & Madonna, creating themes, working on projects with multiple narratives, building instruments, unique experiences and expressing things in art which we can't anywhere else.

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We talk routine, working on graphic novels, learning curves, world building, limitations across a variety of mediums, intense shooting schedules on Bone Tomahawk, the unpredictably of the set, momentum, working with ensembles, drawing and exploring new sides to your creativity.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Achilles Sarantaris about the stigma against NFTs, nuance, Internet archaeology, Cryptocurrency, creating 6400 unique combinations of a song, GameStop, the longest song of all time, punctuating their music with idiosyncratic flourishes, labels and how NFTs could impact the future of music.

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We talk with Les Miserable and Bobby Portrait about tackling politics in music, the dangers of looking back, "Borderline", nuance, the police, writing against something, conscious thought in songwriting, repetition, writing during a pandemic, jamming, understanding the band and the last idea which excited them.

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We talk with Alex 'Si' Osiris and Tom Donovan about beginnings, studio atmosphere, making an album in 48 hours, functioning as a collective, taking inspiration from television, skits, collaborating with Miles Kane, experimenting with more than just music in the studio and their Abbey Road live session.

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We talk with Callum Wilson about taking stock ahead of the debut album, drive, being best friends, their first time recording, the power of the song, capturing the energy of a moment, spitballing lyrics, "Glasgow", swopping the power of the crowd for the power of Buckfast in the studio, album structure, pushing yourself out your comfort zone, playing for the song, ego and how they traverse various styles but remain true to their distinct sound. 

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We talk ice cream, remixes, always learning, flourishes, Sri Lanka field recordings, looking ahead, deadlines, instinct, knowing when to take a break from an idea, tuning, setlists, making music from everyday objects, space, the overview effect, analysing your own songwriting and where their music is at it's most pure.

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We talk water, natural sounds, astronomy, exploring minimalism, maturing as an artist, randomness, livestream shows, whistling, the immigration crisis, connection and realising the advantages of flaws.

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We talk GarageBand, programme vs real drummers, self worth, destroying to create, writing from a stream of consciousness, the link between feeling burned out and creativity, Italy, album aesthetic, losing connections and great thinkers who have influenced him.

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We talk Wayfind Records, the score's relationship to sound design, making music with a Coyote skeleton, repeat collaborations with Jeremy Saulnier, working on the score for Netflix's Night Stalker series, how composing has changed the way he watches movies, transitioning from playing in bands, maturing and teaching.

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We talk taking over composing duties on a show, The Dust Brothers, hindsight, having a child, Christian rock, his Whiplash experience, the relationship between a director and a composer, eccentricity, The Mae Shi, composing for cartoons, naivety and looking back on previous work.

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We talk returning to Hawaii, recreating the Beatles albums as a teenager, developing ideas, the demo shed, his musical family, OC DC, the English language, Buckfast, composing to images and time.

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We talk patience in music, having a creative space, cycling, his third place, spontaneity, documenting experiences, creators vs consumers, food, the dark side of LA, homelessness, sculpting melody and performing songs solo. 

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We talk weather, Andy Warhol, coffee & cigarettes, each song having a specific story, piano, recording in Chicago, what she wishes she could remember in a studio setting, trust, Berlin, needs, stories, weed, writing about other people’s experiences and closure.

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We talk making music on the computer, paper rose haiku, autotune, his three take rule, zines, sharing poetry vs songs, collating songs from different times, the dangers of romanticising debauchery, Hemmingway, tapping into old emotions, patience, leaking songs, hypochondria, fear and the importance of routine.

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We talk technology, acoustic vs digital instruments, writing environment, changing your schedule, different softwares, discovering new, techniques, seeing a movie for the first time after scoring it, creating lost seventies soul songs, teaching, remaining focused on the process and collaborating with director S. Craig Zahler.

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We talk with Peter Silberman about escaping New York, being influenced by your surroundings, trading ideas with other creatives, walking, seasons, understanding yourself, Rumi, meditation, mixing, field recordings, tiny details, the visual side to their new record and conversation.

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We talk with John Ross about city vs country living, stars, Carl Sagan, television, Ken Burns' documentaries, his love of history, giving yourself to the creative process, surprises, the old west, taking a break from writing, conventional song structures, modern double albums, crafting lyrics which read like stories and intuition.

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We talk having his own creative space, recording straight off tour, growing into his singing voice, starting from concepts, song titles, "Dead Hand Control", writing around broader themes, nuclear anxiety, romance, breaking songs down technically, nine minute songs, referencing other artists, vocal effects, releasing songs in pairs, suits and how making albums helps cultivate happiness.

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We talk with Callum Merrett about having an old prison cell for a studio, his relationship to music going through phases, good taste, jazz, being best friends as well as brothers, learning from mistakes, music videos, rewriting songs, becoming self produced, skits, writing without defined purpose, collaborating with Arlo Parks and learning things every time you write a song.

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We talk routine, creating limitations, conviction, LARRY PINK THE HUMAN, working as a team of producers, side projects, how the role of the producer is changing, unlocking an artist’s talents, the importance of visuals, intellectualising art, Jurassic Park and what music gives him that nothing else does.

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We talk with Tom about hosting his radio show from home, pressures, "Battle Weapons/Caveman", overthinking, “Super Solid Soul Vehicle”, having conversations with himself at various stages of his life, ups and downs, “Rise Up”, finding his voice as a singer, choir, dancing, rules in songwriting, jazz, Kanye and aspects you need to be creative.

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We talk with Liam and Sam about communicating with their audience, writing colloquially, building a world in your music, their competitive spirit, taking risks, selling out The Liquid Rooms as an unsigned band, keeping fans engaged without new music, reverb, every song making an impact, learning from characters in songs and seeing the romanticism of your songs in yourself.

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We talk with Izzy B Phillips about how both self doubt and conviction inform her music, creativity in everyday life, “Gabrielle”, overcoming other people’s perceptions, learning from lockdown, chaos, getting a dog, balancing a variety of styles, experimenting in the studio, avoiding screens and appearing on X Factor. 

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We talk with Sean about why he’s a songwriter, writing about other people's experiences, finding his singing voice, the context within which songs are presented, communicating in the studio, having eighteen tracks on their debut record, finding space to be alone on tour, social media, covering “Latch”, living with bi-polar disorder, future plans and helping yourself through making music.

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We talk Bradley Cooper, cinema, sampling home movies, incorporating original older songs onto his debut record, royalties, label vs independent releasing, growing chillis, “Brownstone”, living in LA, directing, M. Night Shyamalan, reddit live-streaming, saying yes to collaboration and the Proust questionnaire returns.

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We talk with Pablo Sotelo about the influence of pop culture, sci-fi films, sharing art, Jean Luc-Godard, retro futurism, testing songs out live, filmmaking, deadlines, religion, pay to play, writing through characters and reminiscing.

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We talk writing scripts vs songs, learning from other artists’ music, the visual side of music , selecting a voice for the project, releasing two records in 2020, toy pianos, taking away elements, growing up in LA, solitude, creating your own structure and momentum.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Birger" by Snack Villain 

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We talk living in Scotland, the origins of Carpark Records, releasing all kinds of music, imprints, improv jazz, discovering bands pre-internet, seeing Nirvana live, postal challenges, reissues, the ever changing music industry and the type of personality it takes to run a label.

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We talk making a game thats impossible to beat, his love of puzzles, escape rooms, the learning curve of coding vs songwriting, writing music for his game, the pacer test, copyright laws, music journalism, GameStop, comedy in art, writing live on twitch and Andy Katz.

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We talk the artist’s headspace, questions residing at the heart of creative pursuits, Scorsese, “Homo Sapiens Interruptus”, his upcoming personal essays collection, the biopic, the music press, the rise of the public intellectual, crafting personas in Interpol, falling in love with acting, artificial intelligence, gentrification and Henry Rollins. 

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We talk family heritage, jam bands, Ryley Walker, making music for yourself, identifying the heart of a scene, temp music, Boards of Canada, Room 104, getting pulled into the worlds of films, directing, avoiding patterns and Bowie's guitar players.

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We talk with Jessica Dobson about reconnecting with her influences, the power of simplicity, mantras, the catharsis of screaming vs whispering, making an instrument play to your personality, "Impossible Weight", reversing sounds, openness, repetition, social media, biblical narratives, regaining confidence and Nick Cave.

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We talk the last 10%, writing sessions, chemistry, breakthrough moments, the cinematic edge of their music, world building, monograms, overcoming musical challenges, their debut EP and the absence of live music.

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We talk recording his podcast in covid times, non-alcoholic beer, writing during period of transition, discipline, using poetry as a spark for songwriting, how long he can go without writing, self doubt, creating emotional tension from subtlety, the impact of his band coming to an end, getting lost, extreme weather and the best animal to sell cigarettes with 

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We talk observation, context, Tiktok, “He Ate The Chip”, collaboration, growing as a person and artist, the record number of times he’s mixed a song, optimism in pop music, perfectionism, taking breaks, analysing music he loves and what making music does for him that nothing else can.  

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We talk Charli XCX, deadlines, writing patterns, moving to Philadelphia, dogs, scrabble, Steve Albini, fluffy coffee, memory, Oslo, jazz, simplicity, re-issuing their debut record and their bandcamp subscription service.  

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We talk Austin, his love of whiskey, the musicality of different languages, collaborating with Richard Linklater, juxtaposition between image & sound, silent movies, opera, short stories, working with Alex Jones, insects and destroying pianos.

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We talk idiosyncratic characters, how a childhood play relates to her new record, reconnecting with nature, Central Park, sanctuary, "Hard Drive", blending performance with music, Richard Jasmine, tarot reading, visual art and the myth of Cassandra.

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We talk moving back to South Carolina, renovating his new home, the first person he plays a completed song to, Japanese Maple Trees, landscape, dialects, community, walking, migration, his PHD and dogs.

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We talk meaningful conversations, shaping songs, thinking of records as movies, being open to the song, sleeping in a shipping container in Slovenia, writing music for Cartoon Network's Craig of the Creek, colouring books, context, tape machines, moving to LA and his prolific output.

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We talk with Jack McEwan about almost getting hit by a meteor, covering The Jungle Book for Triple J, meeting Tony Hawk on acid, accidents leading to new sounds, classical music, leaving moments to breath in a record and all things "SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound".

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We talk researching subjects for songs, stage fright, fear, "Imperium", woodwork, tarot cards, stage fright, bootleg merch, run-ins with German police, Brexit, travelling and opening a tattoo shop.

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We talk with Matt Baty about writing songs about the impact of the world on the individual, exploding amps, tattoos, goals, religion, Greggs, ego, staying grounded and waves of inspiration.

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We talk capturing the live atmosphere, touring relentlessly, gingerbread, 8am selfies, playing a show on a ship, conquering stage fright from an early age, Lindsey Lohan, crowd surfing, pressure, cowboys and the Obi-Wan Kenobi esque wisdom of Alex Kapranos.  

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We talk interviewing, working on his book, collecting art, hosting a show in an airport hanger, his early relationship with label co-founder Gibby, what links the artists on Dais, Clash of the Titans, William S Burroughs and funding a label.

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We talk the balance between work and life, sleeping patterns, growing up in Orkney, control, the speed of writing, variation in sound, collaborating remotely, learning to sing, pianos, splice and separating the art from the artist.

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We talk Three Mile Ditch, gothic imagery, horror movies, recording to tape, Travis & Steve, puppets, VHS, music videos, capes, organs and running into Nardwuar.

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We talk walking through graveyards, having a grand plan, television specials, bedroom arena rock, transporting the listener, theatricality, finding the perfect team, Kerouac, feeling like he should’ve been born in another era, making rock music relevant, finding the persona of a voice, rat demos, Cobras, musical motifs and the dream of his final show.

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We talk with Josh, Mitch & Kenny about collaborating with nine people in the room, remaining creatively forward thinking, developing ideas, the fast pace of their debut record, ensuring their music is heard by as many people as possible, finding new sounds and the number forty seven.

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We talk music arriving from imagery, reoccurring dreams, moving around a lot growing up, the influence of both urban and natural landscapes, control, collaborating with Computer Data, film photography, cars and the sun. 

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We talk authenticity, connection, simplicity, shower thoughts, being self-taught, summertime, going through creative phases, travelling Cambodia, having a space to create and songwriting as therapy. 

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We talk producing for the artist, mantras, Seinfeld, working on songs at various stages of completion with Badly Drawn Boy, producing vocals for Charli XCX, working on two records with Jaws, having a studio at home, difficulty vs quality, introducing music to his daughter, his former days as a Primary School teacher, studio photographs and his most prized musical possession. 

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We talk thinking creatively, studying at Art College, drawing, Julia Margaret Cameron, collage, musical vs design ideas, being present in the moment, working from home, Elon Musk, Island Records, work culture, seeing your art in different settings, gratitude and continuing to learn new skills. 

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We talk his multitude of creative projects, travelling in a group, time passing quicker, testing music in social settings, "Isolation", dating apps, sobriety, near death experiences, recording at George Harrison’s studio, previously living in LA, spotting Nick Cave at the ice cream shop and the highest he’s climbed on stage. 

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We talk creating a world for yourself, reworking other artist's songs, surrounding yourself with people who inspire you, finding the spark of a song, church, stereotypes, being a people pleaser, intuition, family and the song vs the performer.

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We talk existential breakfast, interviewing bands at college, micro-history, loving yourself, Hubba Bubba, Sticky Situation, his desire to walk the Appalachian trail, only writing songs about fruit, setting perimeters, operating under a moniker, New York, working for a Noble Prize winner, theatre, Wonderkid, Paul McCartney, legacy artists, poetry, fan-made merch, naming objects, befriending trees, being a walking tour guide, gentrification, the dangers of trying to be your best self, his Grandma and ideas for the future.

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We talk innocence, the complicated sides of garnering a following, writing after tour, creating music in vs out of love, prom night, Little Joy, Internet comments, writing various songs about the same person, New Year's Eve, collaborating with Clairo on "How Was Your Day?" and Joaquin Phoenix listening to his music on set of Joker.

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We talk with Chris Vanderkooy about disapproving grandmas, living together, backyard wrestling competitions, getting f**kboy tattooed on their ass, kissing mad demarco, working with John congleton, stretching out on the first record, vegas, giving their van away for free, new outfits, poker, disc golf, dressing up as Kiss for a show, the experimental edge of the new record, Tommy’s Party, early life, playing Chris’ dad’s house warming, Poosh poosh, ensuring the band doesn’t fully consume their identity, sharing meaningful conversations as a group and relentless tickling.

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We talk with Achilleas Sarantaris about finding new ways to write music during the pandemic, existential worries, trust, the lack of faith in institutions, expressing themselves in a record as opposed to individual songs, getting signed so quickly, major labels, narrative and optimism.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with both Stevie and Al about building a studio, not giving up, controversial moustaches, risks, tackling fears, tacos, Icelandic music video misadventures, Papa PHNX, light vs dark, brotherhood, understanding yourself, Album 2 and what they'd choose for their last meal before heading to the chair.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Murray Macleod about being driven from a young age, growing up in Aberdeen, looking back on "In the Cold Wind We Smile", the golden era of pop-punk, crafting "Hold Onto Your Heart" from a place of darkness, Aberdeen 1987, McLovin, "There Is Only You", living with Crohn's disease and how growing steadily as a band has impacted their creativity.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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VanIves are a genre bending alternative duo from south-west Scotland. Their new collaboration, “Mourning”, with Glasgow dance producer MAGNUS is available on all music streaming platforms now. Russell Stewart is an alt soul artist from Glasgow. His latest single, "Citrus", is available on all music streaming platforms now. Rory Barnes is a music photographer who has worked with the likes of Sam Fender, Twin Atlantic and Amber Run. He is also the founder of Edinburgh based management platform, "Whitecord".

Setlist:

"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"

32:15 - Russell Stewart cover

1:12:30 - VanIves cover

1:22:39 - Rory Barnes' Slam Poetry Set

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk the ratio of painting to music in his life, the differences in creativity regarding each, creativity catching you in the act, lessons learned from his first solo project Toothless, myths, exploring on tour, growing more comfortable in his voice and saying things in songs that he couldn't in life.

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain

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We talk "Alien Crime Lord", vintage sounds, history repeating itself, who he looks up to, the Kennedy assassinations, true crime, the current pandemic, recording both Voidz albums, world music, Music From Saharan Cellphones, social media, LA and the one question he'd most like to know the answer to.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk Christmas films, habits, intuition, different incarnations of ideas, working on music nine till five, travelling's impact on creativity, music theory, tape, big sweeping choruses, the instrument he primarily writes on, what fuels him, sampling and spectral synthesis.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Nic and Rafael about how much of the songwriting process is still a mystery, Rudy Giuliani, home studios, self-producing, finding an outlet for their weirder side, working with Jim Eno, how their age informs their music, Rafael's new solo record and how Nic came to find his famous shorts.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Andrew Davie about winter, moving to the country, Berlin, incorporating someone else's vulnerability into their songwriting, specific details, writing sequels to songs, Charlie Kaufman, Paterson, Christmas, guilt, leaning on music and his friendship with bandmate Kevin Jones.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk boredom, the last day he didn't pick up an instrument, garnering traction as a teenager, go-karts, accordions, Dirty Hit, loneliness, art schools, Catholicism, having music featured on Fifa 2021, working with beabadoobee and why the Glee tour was better than Oasis' last show.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk "Hitchin", pop music, how we listen to music today, responsibility, collaborating with Oli Barton-Wood, writing songs that make him cry, the right to a voice, creative revelations, comedy and the current political landscape as well as how that impacts his role as an artist today.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Theo Polyzoides about "Mass", horror movies, faith, the first song he wrote, Stephen King, gothic architecture, comic books, school, moving forward and what music can do that no other art form can.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk visceral cinema, lockdown music videos, viewers fainting at his films, VHS, nervous energy, "This Broken Design", talking dog films, getting his first camera, green screens, the editing room, sleep and crazy on set stories.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Paul about routine, music as a healthy release for emotion, operating as a democratic band, "Every Sight", internal apocalypses, dreams, the recording process of their new record and the role of fear in creating music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger by Snack Villain

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We talk his new label Plum Cuts, using the studio as an instrument, the importance of environment, Mellah, turning a home into a studio with Lizzie Reid, getting his start, working with Jim Abbiss, Lemon Lounge, red light fever , changing tastes and the future.

Theme Music:"Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk accidental erasures, discovering music as an escape from darkness, expressing himself through instrumentals, studying computer science, switching to creative headspaces, utilising the EP format, Shall Not Fade, issues facing the USA, his desire to move to Europe, how thinking in different languages impacts creativity and existential dread.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk working together previously, the strength of their collaboration, the chronology of the EP, "Great White Male", dual vocals, commercial music, handling conflict and whether it's Bowie or Bowie.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk the importance of attention to detail, "Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath", energy, surprises encountered when working on "Columbia", acting, paintings, war and The Dark Side Of Oz.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Dalton and Javi about returning to releasing music independently, their new EP, recording in haunted houses, political frustrations, learning to be honest with themselves, the challenges and successes of their sophomore album and discovering their voice.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with Adam and Ted about previously living together, Bonfire night, bucket lists, the carefree days that formed their first record, experimenting with their sophomore album, "Grudge", firework mishaps and their silly karma.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk New York winters, "Ripe Dreams Pipe Dreams", Letters To A Young Poet, heartbreak, short films, the importance of failure, the pieces of art he continually revisits, maturing, recording strings in the same studio as Psycho and who inspires him most in his life.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk growing up in Austin, discovering house music, samples, song titles, insomnia, releasing his record via Majestic Causal, the music industry, his writing setup, Kanye and whether he's become a harsher critic of his own work with time.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk nudist camps, bursts of creativity, listening to music in static cars, collaborating in lockdown, bb sway, patience, Michael Jackson, honesty, upcoming tracks and the power of routine and discipline.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk meditation, Bandama Drive, moving to Glasgow, nostalgia, recording at home, breakups, Gran Canaria, Arctic Monkeys and who he'd dedicate the album to.

He also performs a short selection of songs throughout, setist as below;Would You Go Back? (0.00)Meditation (23.02)Velvet Gloves and Spit [Timber Timbre cover] (43.30)

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We talk all things Catholic Action & "Celebrated By Strangers", overemphasis upon band aesthetic, social media, Slow Weather, dissatisfaction with the music industry, cancel culture, social justice warriors, IDLES, production, studio settings, Cheap Teeth, Walt Disco and mystery.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk the current state of America, reconnecting, mixtapes, the technological revolution, Cheap Teeth, live shows, using music in creativity, the most important features of paintings, CD/vinyl, Instacart and what’s he’s most grateful for in life right now.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

Interlude Music: "Abyss" by Pelican Tusk

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We talk mental health, distractions, The Social Media Dilemma, Prescription Kid, writing from the perspective of another person, tackling external topics in his music, where he wants to be in five years and his love of pizza.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk "Whoosh", mornings, journalling, memory, lockdown, changing tastes, her major label experience, what she learned from her mid twenties, America, collective fear, Radiohead, what gives her hope and almost getting run over by Grace Jones.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk with frontman Jack McEwan about stop motion animation, pneumonia, psychedelics and creativity, concept album plans, music videos, pop structures, Christopher Nolan, Shia LeBeouf, sleep, True Detective, Hunter S Thompson, small details and how he judges success.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk falling in love with guitar, the last time he went through a period of not writing, heavy metal, "Waltz", sharing CDs at the skatepark, pianos, lessons learned in lockdown, the social aspect of music, touring, song challenges, album covers, planning ahead and collaborating.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk the character of T Truman, piano sounds, Australia, moving to London, the allure of rock 'n' roll, finding fulfilment, travelling's effect on creativity, the specific feeling of each city, changing tastes, side projects, retro music videos, positioning your music in the world, frustration and communicating through songs.

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We talk how his relationship with an artist changes when making a music video, Kubrick, whether the first or last shot is more important, how telling a story with a photograph differs to film, directing musicians, shooting on film, directing horses, Tarkovsky, commercials and the piece of work he's proudest of.

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We talk to the band's vocalist Felix Bushe about being more creative in the morning, building the world of an album, going independent, having a vision, working at home, covering Kendrick Lamar, Icarus, how the number of people in a room effects creativity, trust, working with Jack Steadman, Triple J Like A Version, Radio 1 Live Lounge, football and the thing he’s learned most about himself from his songwriting.

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We talk to both Dale and Harry about the first show they went to together, gig mishaps, writing in Spain, Parr Street studios, working with producer Rich Turvey, how not to overwork music, experimenting with tracks live, the vinyl they're most proud of, DJing, remixes, establishing a fanbase in Glasgow and headlining the aforementioned King Tut's as well as some Tame Impala tangents.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk all things Husky Loops, innocence, design, brands, personality, his passion for fashion, their live show, honesty, Kari Faux, twst, outsiders, risks, Song Confessional, the darker sides of personalities, phones, Pet Sounds, Elephant, closure with songs and Gucci sunglasses.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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We talk his COVID-19 experience, home studios, working at night, Bob Dylan, 1985, vinyl collections, his old bands, nature, reading, notebooks, poetry, The Sopranos, comedy, changes in the music industry, technology, social media, watching The Strokes side stage, Joe Rogan, Christopher Hitchens, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, OCD, a little bit of politics and the best Scottish music.

We also discuss a playlist of his all time favourite tracks and he performs a selection of songs, setlist as below;

0.00 - What I Had In Mind

31.51 - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (The Shirelles cover)

01.03.51 - Blues Run The Game (Jackson C. Frank cover)

01.59.31 - The Actor With The Loaded Starter Gun

Some All Time Favourite's No.85 Playlist (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37ij1oas05EXW8HD3UNqhK?si=oE7pwCGAQcSW_6uQ47EflA)

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2.08 - Sam McGill - Retro Video Club (recorded 19th May)

35.04 - Bob Munro - Guitar Tech; Blossoms, The Amazons etc (recorded 21st May)

1:16:10- Chrissy Loomes - King Tut's Booker/DF Concerts (recorded 19th June)

1:46:20 - Jo Dargie - Freelance music journalist/The Velvet Lounge & Studio (recorded 1st July)

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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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We talk home, his use of vocal samples, singing, turning out the lights, field recording, live shows, Orkney, myths, Icarus, Heather Blether and uncovering sounds in lockdown London.

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We talk all things Queens of Noise, the success of some of last year's acts, what they learned from their first conference, the attention their second year has received, how to fund an event, secret sets, appearing on BBC Radio Scotland, the biggest issue facing music, ticketing, posters, promoting, the wage gap, festivals, vinyl, what she looks for in an act she's booking, interning at DF and the power and joys of social media.

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We talk starting out in a home studio, being into production at school, Leith Depot, The Winter Tradition, Folda, stage production, creating the perfect live show, music videos, the trappings of fame, hobbies outside the studio, keeping healthy, creating music for adverts, bad shows, the new Bond theme and minidisk!

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We talk the implications the current pandemic will have on the music industry, Sneaky Pete's, positives of the outbreak, touring with Twin Atlantic, editing photos, prints, his management agency White Cord, achieving goals, teaching in South Korea, volunteering in Kenya, self help books and Arctic Monkey's tour diaries!

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We talk to vocalist Ben Marwe about Coronavirus and it's effect on the music industry, bushfires, bogans, Tennents, the humour in their songwriting, their last album "Doomsday Ballad", the energy in their music, demoing, recording in the middle of a heatwave, Triple J's "Like A Version", Peter Garrett, The Libertines, album number 4 and his pint of choice!

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We talk to Colin McGachy and David McFarlane about writing, their upcoming debut album, performing at Maida Vale studios, TRNSMT, the state of politics, DMT, Louis Theroux, their drummer’s art, being a marmite band, stolen merch, The Priory, Johnny Madden and Club Sabbath, producer Chris Marshall, playing the Barrowlands, David Icke, wishes, the rise and fall of bands, David Bowie, SXSW, tipping shenanigans and horror fan encounters.

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We talks to Robbie Mcskimming and Callum Thomas about people's expectations of what being in a band is like, their pop-rock combination, writing in Nashville, supporting Catfish and the Bottlemen, cottages, Christmas covers, pre-show pep talks, catching Norovirus, appearing on "Pointless" and how to get a haircut on tour. Plus much more!

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We talk a whole host of local bands, discovering guitar music, how blogging has evolved, press releases, venues, radio DJing, podcasting, writing for Time Out, the ups and downs of managing bands, NME, MySpace, military coats, Bowie, the song that best sums up the 2010s, once being in a band, Glastonbury, interviewing "Editors" and much much more!

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We talk to Gianluca Bernacchi of the group about all things concerning their fantastic debut album, recording at Chem19 studios, band aesthetic, music videos, his early life, finding lyrical inspiration in conversation, the genius of Calvin Harris, being vegetarian, T in the Park, supporting Phoenix, his favourite David Bowie record, having a home studio set up, Alex Kapranos being a fan of the band and much more!

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We to vocalist Steven about all four of their albums (some more than others), working at night, his son’s interest in music, vinyl, synths, pub organs, the best of The Beatle’s solo work, supporting Foals, recording their fourth record in a cottage, “Heartbreak”, lineup changes, headlining King Tut’s, appearing in NME, covering “Last Christmas” and much more!

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We talk backstage at King Tut's about wanting to be a presenter, how much music he listens to a week, radio pluggers, Glasgow bands, Arctic Monkeys, Radio X, Kerrang, Hopscotch, MTV, interview techniques, promoting gigs, giving bands a platform, indie music, genre, pushing songs, speaking with artists like Biffy Clyro and Green Day and appearing on Gogglebox!

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We talk how his style has developed, going from shooting Retro Video Club in living rooms to 4000 cap venues, scouting for LAB records, setting and achieving goals, photographers he admires, shooting on film, his work being featured in magazines and albums, music blogs, stage production, promoting gigs, the dangers of freelance work, chatting to Matt Belamy (Muse) and downing shots with Harry Styles. Plus much more!

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Alex talks to Edinburgh based artist Gus Harrower about his body of music, band members, artwork, Elton John, rockstar movie biopics, PRS, producing his own music at 15, studying Popular Music, Lewis Capaldi, being nominated for a Scottish Singer Songwriter Award, artists he’s discovered in 2019, Kanye West, creative origins, who he listens to in the Scottish scene, the new Coldplay album and mince pies!

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We talk recording the debut record, heavier themes laced throughout the music, music videos, busking, Kurt Vonnegut, the benefits of singing in the car, visiting New Orleans and his previous adventures into podcasting.

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