In this special episode, York Calling Editor-in-Chief Graeme Smith and co-host Miles Salter reflects on 2025, touching on pop culture highlights, what was big on the blog, and art’s reaction to creeping fascism.
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In this episode, Miles Salter speaks to Daniel Rachel, author of This Ain’t Rock and Roll, a confrontation of rock music’s uncomfortable dalliances with the Nazis.
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Our podcast, Going Underground, has been running for over five years and this is our 50th episode! In honour of this occasion, we’re going back to our roots and welcoming on a young, up-and-coming guest.
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As well as chatting to up and coming artists on this podcast, I get the rare pleasure of talking to a genuine household name. This very special episode is one of them.
Continue reading “Going Underground: Newton Faulkner talks getting out of his way, his breakthrough, and more”
In this podcast episode, I chat to a very special guest, Jay Buchanan from the American rock band, Rival Sons.
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In this podcast episode, co-host Miles Salter takes the hotseat to chat with ’90s hip-hop star Betty Boo as she prepares to embark on a celebration of her classic albums, including a Hull date.
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In a first for York Calling, editor in Chief Graeme Smith presents a video podcast. In this special episode, he chats to Wakefield-based hip-hop artist TjTUCKER about his music, aspirations, and getting into trouble at the Bentley dealership.
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In the latest episode of our Going Underground podcast, York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith enjoys a brief chat with London-based Slovakian artist Kat Kikta.
Continue reading “Kat Kikta talks single Cherry Trees, sound healing and Brian Eno”
Recently, York Minster made the headlines when they invited the metal band Plague of Angels to play on their hallowed grounds.
Continue reading “Going Underground: The Minster, the metal band, and the ‘most controversial shirt in rock history’”
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