In the latest episode of Going Underground, co-host Miles Salter chats to Professor Peter Stanfield, author of the book A Band With Built-In Hate: The Who From Pop-Art to Punk. Continue reading “Going Underground #25 – Peter Stanfield on The Who”
In a special bonus episode of our podcast, Miles Salter visits York Art Gallery to view their exhibition Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years and chat to Dr. Helen Walsh about it. Continue reading “Going Underground #24 – Helen Walsh on Grayson Perry”
In the latest episode of our podcast, I chat to Sam Christie, frontman of Yorkshire Celtic punk band Shanghai Treason about their forthcoming album and big gig news. Continue reading “Going Underground #23 – Shanghai Treason”
In the latest episode of our podcast Going Underground, I chat to York-based folk singer songwriter Joshua Burnell about his new track Shelagh’s Song. Continue reading “Going Underground #21 – Joshua Burnell”
In a special bonus episode of our podcast this week, co-host Miles Salter chats to Paul Moss of the theatre troupe The HandleBards. Continue reading “Going Underground #22 – The HandleBards Do Romeo and Juliet”
In the latest episode of the Going Underground podcast, co-host Miles Salter chats to York-based musician Gary Stewart about his new music and Paul Simon. Continue reading “Going Underground #20 – Gary Stewart”
It’s time for a brand new series of our podcast Going Underground and we’ve made a notable change this series. Continue reading “Going Underground #19 – Juliet Forster”
The latest series of our Going Underground podcast has been focussing on new EP and album releases. In the final instalment of the series I chat to Oliver Emmitt from the Dutch bedroom pop band Molino about their new album Lo and Behold. Continue reading “Going Underground #18 – Molino”
The latest series of Going Underground is focussing on new EP and album releases. This week’s show is all about Sunday Someday, a compilation from Get Better Records and Little Amps Coffee. Continue reading “Going Underground #17 – Sunday, Someday”
