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Memorial are a folk two piece from Bristol. Their self titled debut album is available on physical and all music streaming platforms now.

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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Bear's Den are a folk rock band from London. Their new album, "Blue Hours", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services from Friday.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Boston Manor are a rock band from Blackpool. Their latest EP, "Desperate Times Desperate Pleasures" is available on all music streaming platforms now.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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The Snuts are an alternative rock band from West Lothian. Their debut record, "W.L", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming services. 

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. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Franc Moody are a dance/electronic group from London. Their latest single, "Losing Touch", is out now on all music streaming platforms.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Loney Dear is the musical outlet of Swedish songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Emil Svanängen. His latest record, "A Lantern and a Bell", is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Ron Gallo is a songwriter and producer, based in Philadelphia. His latest record, "PEACEMEAL" is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Will Blair is a composer for Film and Television, based in Philadelphia. Alongside his brother Brooke he has composed music for films such as Blue Ruin, Green Room and I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. Their latest score for Netlfix's Night Stalker series is available on all music streaming services now.

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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Brad Breeck is a composer, based in Los Angeles. He has worked on Television shows such as Gravity Falls, Glitch Techs and We Bare Bears.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Eli Smart is a songwriter and producer from Kauai who makes Aloha Soul music. His new EP, "Boonie Town", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services from April 8th.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Dan Croll is a songwriter, now based in Los Angeles. His new live record, "Grand Plan Live", is out April 1st. 

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. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Fenne Lily is a songwriter, based in Bristol. Her latest record, "BREACH", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Field Medic is a LoFi folk musician, based in California. His latest record, "Floral Prince", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Bobbi Arlo is an alt-pop artist, based in Dublin.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Jeff Herriott is a composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, based in Wisconsin. He has worked on music for films such as Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99 and Dragged Across Concrete. He also creates through a host of musical projects such as Realmbuilder, Binary Reptile and Bell Monks amongst many more.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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The Antlers are an alternative rock group from New York City. Their new record, "Green To Gold", arrives on vinyl and all music streaming services on March 26th.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Wild Pink are an alternative group from New York. Their latest record, "A Billion Little Lights", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services now.

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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Baio is the creative outlet for songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Chris Baio. He has released three records, most recently "Dead Hand Control" which arrived in January 2021 and is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services. He is also a member of indie/alternative group, Vampire Weekend.

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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Bad Sounds are an indie-electronic duo from Bath. Their latest single, "Move Into Me", is available now on all music streaming platforms.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Jolyon Thomas is a songwriter and producer who has worked with the likes of Royal Blood, U2 and Slaves. He is one half of genre-bending duo, LARRY PINK THE HUMAN. Their new single, "ELEVEN11_GTR_SONG" arrives March 26th on all music streaming services.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Tom McGuire and the Brassholes are a funk and soul outfit from Glasgow. Their latest single, "Super Solid Soul Vehicle", is available now on all music streaming services.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Retro Video Club are an indie-rock band from Edinburgh. Their latest single, "Checkmate", is out now.

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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Black Honey are a rock group from Brighton. Their latest record, "Written and Directed", will be available on both vinyl and all music streaming platforms from March 19th.

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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The Night Café are an indie-rock four piece from Liverpool. Their latest single, "Isn't", is out now.

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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Annie Booth is a songwriter from Edinburgh. Her sophomore record, "Lazy Body", arrives November 19th.

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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Speelburg is a songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. His debut record, "Porsche", arrived in the fall of 2020. His first release since, "Brownstone", drops this Friday March 12th on all music streaming services (https://www.speelburg.com/brownstone).

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain  

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Inner Wave are a five piece bedroom pop outfit, based in Los Angeles.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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BOYO is a songwriter and producer from Los Angeles. In 2020 he released two records; "Where Have All My Friends Gone?" and "Along Together in LA".

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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Todd Hyman is the owner and founder of Carpark Records. Since it's inception in 1999 the label and it's collective imprints have worked with the likes of Toro y Moi, Beach House and Animal Collective amongst many more. Their 21st Anniversary "No Cover" covers complication is out now digitally and is available on vinyl from March 19th.

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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Andrew Katz is a musician, producer and video game creator. His latest game, "Lombardi's World", is available now via Steam. He is a member of both 1 Trait Danger and Car Seat Headrest. 1 Trait Danger's new album, "1 Trait Bangers", drops Friday 5th March on all music streaming services.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Carlos Dengler is a composer, actor and writer from New York City. In recent years he has appeared in numerous theatre productions and short films as well as unveiling his debut one-man show, “Homo Sapiens Interruptus”, at the New York Fringe 2016 to widely positive reviews. He was the bassist and a founding member of post-punk group Interpol until his departure in 2010. He is currently working on a collection of personal essays amongst a variety of other creative projects. 

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. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Julian Wass is a Los Angeles based composer who has worked on films such as Blue Jay, The Miseducation of Cameron Post and Paddleton as well as anthology television show Room 104.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Deep Sea Diver are an alternative rock outfit, based in Seattle. Their latest record, "Impossible Weight", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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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World's First Cinema are an LA based cinematic alt rock duo, comprised of John Sinclair and Fil Thorpe. Their debut EP, “Rituals”, is out now.

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.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Chris Farren is a musician and songwriter, currently based in LA. His latest record, "Born Hot", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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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Apre are an alt-pop duo, based in London. Their latest single, "You", is available on all music streaming platforms now.

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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Dayglow is a songwriter and producer from Austin, Texas. His latest single, "Something", is out now on all music streaming platforms.

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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Cloud Nothings are an indie-rock band from Cleveland, Ohio. Their new record, "The Shadow I Remember", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services from February 20th.

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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Graham Reynolds is a composer from Austin, Texas. He has worked on films such as Before Midnight, A Scanner Darkly and Bernie as well as a host of Television programmes, theatre and radio plays.

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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Cassandra Jenkins is a songwriter from New York City. Her second record, "An Overview on Phenomenal Nature", is out now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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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Valley Maker is the songwriting project of South Carolina musician Austin Crane. His upcoming third record, "When The Day Leaves", is available on vinyl and all music streaming platforms from 19th February.

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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Jeff Rosenstock is a songwriter, multi instrumentalist and producer from New York. His latest album, "NO DREAM", is available on vinyl and all music streaming platforms. Whilst his new compilation of home recordings, "2020 DUMP" is available on Bandcamp now.

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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Psychedelic Porn Crumpets are a psychedelic rock band from Perth, Australia. Their new album, "SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound" is available now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

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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Crows are a London based psych-rock group. Their debut record, "Silver Tongues", is available on vinyl and all music streaming platforms now.

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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Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are a psych-rock outfit, based in Newcastle. Their latest record, "Viscerals", is available on vinyl and all music streaming services now.

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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Los Bitchos are an instrumental Cumbia group, based in London.

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.  

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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JW Francis is an American songwriter and performer. His new album, "WANDERKID", is available on all streaming services and vinyl now.

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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Ryan Martin is a co-founder of American independent record label, Dais Records.

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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MAGNUS is a songwriter and producer, based in Glasgow. His new EP, "Colours", is available on all music streaming platforms now.

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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The Wytches are an English post-punk outfit. Their new record, "Three Mile Ditch", is available on vinyl and all music streaming platforms now.

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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