Our very delayed Lil Kim episode is finally here. We’re joined by Marisa Androvik to chat about her life, career, music and feminism. This week - we go through her albums.
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Our very delayed Lil Kim episode is finally here. We’re joined by Marisa Androvik to chat about her life, career, music and feminism. This week - we go through her albums.
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British rock fans of a certain age probably remember China Drum. When the band took their sound in a different direction, they changed their name to The Drum and let’s just say the results were a little alienating for many of their fans. This week we chat all about their much-maligned third album.
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Crag’s back and he brings a seminal live album from one of his favourite artists - Donny Hathaway. In this bumper episode we talk about his life, career, struggles and legacy. A fine chat indeed!
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A little bit of an insight into the bonus content we’ve been providing lately. This is episode two of a mini series we’re running called Unsong, which is basically the name of our SINGLES CLUB. One song, analysed. Chris picked this unsung classic (?!) from Duran Duran
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This week we get right into the discography of Nina Nastasia in this bumper two hour episode where we take a close look at her discography and an even closer look at The Blackened Air and You Follow Me.
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This week and next we are talking about Nina Nastasia as we try to figure out which album is better: You Follow Me or The Blackened Air. This week we chat about her life and career.
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Some listeners sent us their demos and we gave them a proper, but good natured, pasting. We’d like to listen to your first demo! Listen to find out how to submit them to us.
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We’re back on our covermount CD exodus this week as Mark and Crag dive into Metal Hammer’s Brutal Bunch Vol. 2 from May 1996.
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PART TWO of our unplanned two parter on Diamanda Galás sees us tackle her album The Singer.
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Mark’s away this week so Chris and Vicki take it upon themselves to do a deep dive into the world of Diamanda Galás. It this episode they try to get to grips with her career and discography.
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We’re thrilled to be joined by Chris Spencer from Unsane this week as he talks about the remaster and re-release of their self titled debut album, some of the highs and lows of the band’s career, and why he thinks Killing Joke’s 1980 debut album is an unsung classic.
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This week Marisa returns as we talk in some detail about Brand New’s third album The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, and how some of the lyrics are definitely quite revealing in the light of the band’s cancellation.
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Can a band ever become “uncancelled”? SHOULD a band ever become uncancelled? And what about the legacy of cancelled bands? This week we welcome Marisa Androvik to talk about Brand New. Gulp.
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Death had all the great ideas that your favourite punk bands had way back before punk rock was even invented. This we talk about the band, their newfound legacy and proto-punk.
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This week we dive into the mysterious and noisy world of the pseudo-anonymous hardcore supergroup United Nations.
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What is cancel culture really? Does it even work for some artists? Are other artists capable of coming back from being cancelled? Who should have been cancelled but hasn’t been (yet)? We go deep on what cancel culture is, how it works and way, way more aside.
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The dynamic duo are back again as they talk about the soundtrack to the film Clerks. Is it a truly unsung compilation? Does it stand the test of time? We find out.
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This week we take a dive into the world of Mark Linkous’ and talk about Sparklehorse’s entire career, from their quiet beginnings to their tragic end.
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Really excited to have our good pal Kapil Seshasayee back this week and he’s picked an absolute corker - the “debut” album by the mysterious Vyto B…
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