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Promoting new independent music from around the world. Interviews, event reviews, public opinion etc.
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Minot - the DIY pay-nothing ethic and blues as the inspiration for garage rock/punk (opens the original)
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Minot area 3-piece punk band from Missoula, Montana. Under the guise of Miss Saltine, Chicken Wing and Junior Mint, they make intense lo-fi garage records which sound like they could have been made in the mid-70’s as much as they are fresh now. The band are just about to release their 2nd full-length effort ‘Down & Out at the Thunderbird’. Photo: Gummy Cluster aka Libby Brand Give the podcast a follow to be the first to hear the latest from independent artists and give a follow via your
Shadowman - the collaborative process and songs about getting older (opens the original)
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Shadowman comprises the trio of singer-songwriter John J Presley, producer Ben Hillier, and broadcaster Danielle Perry. Their dramatic, cinematic self-titled debut album has shades of Nick Cave, Depeche Mode and more while crossing genres and having a slight playfulness to it too. It’s a fantastically accomplished debut and I wanted to find out more… Give the podcast a follow to be the first to hear the latest from independent artists and give a follow via your
YUKE - an epic reinvention and the importance of self-financing their music (opens the original)
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YUKE are a London-based electronic indie and ravepunk 4-piece. Their live show has been described as a mix of dirty synths, heavy pounding rhythms, and soaring vocals. With their 3rd single “The Stranger” due for release on the 2nd October, what better time to take a deep dive into the mind of the band… Photo: Camille Alexander Give the podcast a follow to be the first to hear the latest from independent artists and give a follow via your
David Gange - exploring environmental metal bands and combining passions (opens the original)
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David Gange is a Birmingham based writer, historian, & photographer. As a writer his focus is nature, having published several award winning books and articles for The Guardian, Big Issue and BBC Wildlife Magazine to name just a few. He’s also featured on BBC’s 1 & 2 and Radio 3 & 4 and has worked with music icons such as Tony Iommi and Jamelia. His current project is fascinating, researching the links between nature and heavy metal music. I met David when he came over to Finland for Hellsinki M
Epileptic Lizards - does genre matter and recording their debut album (opens the original)
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Hailing from South Wales, Epileptic Lizards are not your standard anything. Mixing 60s and 70s psychedelic and progressive rock with a hint of funk and wonky art rock, this is wonderfully odd stuff. I saw them at the start of the year in London where I was transfixed and now that they’ve brought out a new single - “Garden of Walls” - it seemed like a good time to finally catch up with them… Photo: @701.ffoto Give the podcast a follow to be the first to hear the latest from independent artists an
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