Our good pal, and veritable walking encyclopaedia of rock Ferruccio Quercetti, joins us this week as he nominates Brainiac’s third album Hissing Prigs in Static Couture.
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Part two of our interview with Andy Falkous sees us discuss three albums he thinks are unsung classics, taking in everything from angular disco-punk to psychedelic hip hop. It’s a ride.
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This week we have part one of our interview with Andy Falkous from mclusky and Future of the Left. We talk about his career, some of the things he thinks have been under appreciated from his catalogue, IKEA furniture, Diet Coke and more. A wonderfully funny chat.
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On this episode we tackle all of Scott Walker’s albums from 1984’s Climate of Hunter until his final studio release with Sunn O))). We then talk about why Nite Flights is truly unsung.
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Even though we’re doing Nite Flights by The Walker Brothers, this two parter is basically all about Scott Walker. In this part, we talk about The Walker Brothers and Scott’s early solo career right up until the 1980s.
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This week we pick three albums by supergroups that we each enjoy: The Director’s Cut by Fantomas, Take a Break by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes and NOLA by Down.
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Supergroups. Love em or hate em, there’s something to be said about a bunch of famous folk getting together to create a big ol racket. Some of which is good. Some of which is not so good. This week - we devise 5 different categories which we think all supergroups fall into, and also chat about some of our absolute favourites.
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Our good pal and occasional co-host Vicky Henry returns and nominates Dumb Flesh by Blanck Mass for your consideration. It’s a good un to be sure, but is it the one we should put in out discography?
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From semi angry Scotsmen to full on angry Americans, this week we’re jump into the brutal world of Boston metal/hardcore/grind supergroup All Pigs Must Die. Stay crusty.
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Scottish history now (almost) firmly left in last week’s episode, this week we talk not only about The Crossing as an album, but the band’s entire discography. The good and bad. The classic and the Big Dad Energy.
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Och aye the noo and aw that. This week we’re bringing you into the world of Big Country. And we do that by way of the band’s history and, eh, the history of Scotland too, apparently.
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You’ve maybe never heard of this band, but we guarantee you’ve at least heard a snippet of them. This week we talk about a true unsung band - ESG.
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Emocore? It was a thing. Lifetime are well regarded by a ton of bands, and the influence they had on emo is huge. We talk about the band, their off shoots, their place in punk and more.
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ABBA are just bloody great. That’s the crux of this entire two parter, if we’re honest. We all love them. We’ve picked some songs we think are their most unsung (mostly) and explained why too. As per. Do it.
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We keep our promises. This, friends, is part one of our epic ABBA mixtape. We even play a game called AXIS OF ABBA (retconned of course) which you can play along with today! This week - a little of the band’s history and we rank their most popular songs.
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In part two we cover FNM’s career from King for a Day to Sol Invictus, and ask you the most important question - is King for a Day…Fool for a Lifetime an Unsung classic?! Listen and vote.
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Faith No More. Finally. We've decided that Mike Patton is to be the first artist to have had more than one album discussed on this podcast, and we begin by talking about this weird band's weird career.
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After giving his career a thorough going over, we finally get down the vital question - is Madvillainy worth of a place in our discography of unsung classics?
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To mark the passing of the iconic MF DOOM, we take a look at his entire career in part one of our look at his life, work, and the 2004 collaboration with Madlib, Madvillainy.
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The thrilling conclusion to our epic two parter in the history, influence and discography of the Cocteau Twins, followed by a proper analysis of their much vaunted classic Heaven or Las Vegas.
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