Podcast series documenting one man’s journey back to ‘90s Indie and BritPop talking to the movers and shakers from the bands who were there.
In this first episode of the Back to BritPop Podcast I talk to Rick Witter of Shed Seven.
Hailing from York in 1990 they were one of the bands which contributed to the Britpop music scene and are still going strong.
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In this episode I get to talk to Miki from LUSH.
Miki gives us a great incite into what it was like trying to break the US and returning to an ever changing music scene in the UK.
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This episode Jake Shillingford shares stories of the early indie club scene and how My Life Story were formed out of an urge to create a cinematic sound.
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Its episode 4!
This episode Mathew Priest from Dodgy talks to me about the bands early years, musical influences, courting record companies and publishers and club residencies.
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This episode I'm joined by Matt James of Gene. Matt gives a real insight into the early days of Gene, meeting Martin Rossiter, the early studio sessions, influences, the indie scene and much more.
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Hey its episode 6! this week Mark Cope of The Candyskins joins me to talk about the Oxford scene, American dreams, record label hell and much more.
Was such a pleasure to speak to Mark he was an absolute gent!
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On this episode of Back to BritPop I'm joined by Geneva's Andrew Montgomery.
Andrew was fantastic and delved into the early days of Geneva, their musical influences, the Aberdeen scene, signing to Nude and loads more.
Geneva were criminally underrated at the time and Andrew has one of the most sublime vocal styles of his generation.
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This episode I'm joined by Dan O'Farrell of Accrington Stanley.
Accrington Stanley were formed in Southampton in 1986, the teenage creation of singer/songwriter/guitarist Dan and keyboardist Richard Barrett. Immediately playing gigs in their home town, they became significant players in the vibrant South Coast music scene of the time.
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This episode I was delighted to be joined by Scott Morris of The Bluetones. Speaking to me from Japan, Scott gives an insight into the bands formative years. How they formed, getting a manager, creating their own label and much more.
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This episode Marijne Van der Vlugt joins me to talk all things Salad.
We discuss the new Salad releases, their plans for the the future and delve into the past. How they formed and broke the scene.
Marijne was fantastically candid and super cool.
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