Returning to the podcast, She Will Rock You co-host Leah chooses an album that has one of the biggest comeback songs in recent pop history in Taylor Swift's "reputation". There's a lot of talk of Taylor, the history surrounding the lead-up to the...
Returning to the podcast with the group he was destined to talk about, James Addis talks about the British pop group's third album "Buzz". Along the way they talk about the individual members' roles in the group, the state of pop music and both his...
In a spin-off pilot/bonus episode: Matt briefly talks about the gig's he's been to since they started up again. He then spends time saying the word "atmosphere" far too much and in between that talks about the return of Indie Rock band Johnny...
From the late 90s/early 00s - Sup Doc's George Chen brings forth Hawkeye and Firebird, an 8-track album of twenty minutes chronicling a bizarre relationship between human and machine. All set to C64 samples and sung in a childlike voice. Whilst...
Bringing forth Manchester's The 1975, Rylan from the Punch Drunk Vinyl Podcast finally gets Matt to listen to them. Along the way they talk a *lot* about Matty Healy, Pale Waves and the importance of the frontman in a band. Host: Matt Latham Guest:...
What's this? It's extra bonus stuff cut out of the episode 70 recording that I thought would be good fun, including a bunch of stuff about remixes, festival line-ups, club music and all sorts!
Host: Matt Latham
Guest: Babs
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Episode 70! As always on the multiple of ten episodes, Matt picks the album! Guest hosting is Babs from Over/Underrated to talk about Robots In Disguise's second album "Get RiD". Alongside the album, there's talk on MySpace, music videos and much...
In a handbrake turn to redefine handbrake turns, Radiohead's 2000 album Kid A was something completely different. Guest @savagecomics_ and Matt talk about why Radiohead wanted to do something different, and how you can interpret music in your own...
Brian from the Playlist Wars podcast introduces Matt to his favourite album of all time, the 1978 self-titled debut from The Cars. They talk a little about the band, how they probably influenced the genre of New Wave and how they're all staples of...
From the obscure beginnings of Philly, The Teeth were pipped for great things but just ended. Podcaster/musician/director Aviv Rubinstein talks about how much he loves their album "You're My Lover Now".
Host: Matt Latham
Guest: Aviv Rubinstein...