Podcasts about manchester punk festival

The third part of this year's MPF trilogy has arrived! Tom, Niallism, Richard White, Danny Barrett, Bagsy Baker and Riaz off Grail Guard have got together to review and assess their attendance at the most recent instalment of Manchester Punk Festival.It's got falling over (lots), Bargain Hunt, Country and Western, Austrians, Succulent Chinese Meals, performances, shouting swear words at hard men and a lot of lolling.Music is by: Tripsun, The Restarts, Mark Murphy & The Meds, Fast Blood and Pizzatramp

Once again, for reasons we can't fathom, we were graciously invited to appear at the tenth instalment of MPF in order to test the grey matter of some punk rock celebrities.Don't tell the BBC, but its based on Mastermind.Abi (Fast Blood), Danny Barrett (The Crash Mats), Vez (Wonk Unit & XRay Vez) and Riaz (Grail Guard) are all up for the challenge, but who will be crowned victorious? With specialist subjects as diverse as dogs and turn of the century emo, it's anybody's game.Musical interludes are graciously provided by Our Souls and Sprainer (Their new split e.p "Truce" is out NOW on Socks On Records)

We are live at the Manchester Punk Festival!Liam sits down with John Porter, the first-ever Accessibility Coordinator for Manchester Punk Festival, for a live conversation recorded above a pub during the festival. They dive into what accessibility in the punk scene looks like, how punk venues and festivals can do better, and why John—an ex-standup comic and lifelong punk fan—is the right person to shake things up. They also explore the real-life barriers disabled fans face at gigs, the importance of representation on stage, and the power of community-led change. If you would like to provide feedback on the work that John and the MPF team are doing, you can email:  mpfaccessibility@gmail.comThe music played in this episode is from bands whose members have a disability.Supermilk: SweatPertti Kurikan Nimipäivät : Aina Mun PitaaMillie Manders and the Shutup: Not OkWheelchair Sports Camp: Same ShitThank you to ⁠⁠⁠Fidlar⁠⁠⁠ for not suing us and letting us use "Cheap Beer" as the podcast's opening track.Follow the podcast ⁠⁠⁠@punksinpubs⁠⁠⁠ across all social media and give us a⁠⁠⁠ rate and review⁠⁠⁠ while you are at it.

As per Easter Traditions, we have decided to preview the upcoming Manchester Punk Festival to give you all a flavour of what we'll be doing, who we'll be seeing.Tom & The Boy Niallism are joined by Riaz off Grail Guard, Danny Barrett off The Crash Mats, Duco Van Der Veen from The Netheregions, Richard F White from Wolverhampton, Mark Murphy off The Meds and long time listener Bagsy Baker wonders what he's got himself in for.Music is kindly supplied by Hard Skin, Diaz Brothers and Grail Guard.

Pick it up (please)! Its a ska special in MLPP Towers this week, and what better way to usher in the summer than to have a chat with Save Ferris' very own Monique Powell!She's been in movies, toured the world and gets mentioned in autobiographies and has taken time to speak with the fat lads about being mates with Two-Tone legends, Bro Culture, living in Birmingham, protesting and most importantly, Save Ferris' upcoming new releases and tour.Sadly there is no Aldi report this week as it wasn't Tom's turn to go. But we do have: Niallism gets the memo about the ska special, being inspired in your sleep, a tasty reminder of our flurry of Manchester Punk Festival activity and for the first ever time, we feel the need to tell people off. You've let me down, you've let the podcast down...etc etc.Music this week is by: Another One, The Slackers, Madness, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Sadaxe

This week is a Manchester Punk Festival special featuring nine great songs from For I Am, Abergaz, The Sewer Cats, The Restarts, The Parkinsons, Death Trails, Straightline, Skint Knees and Bruise Control.Manchester Punk Festival, Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, swearsperanto, last week, work work work, knackered car, Carnival Row, Dukes Arms, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Hairy Dog, this week, Paul is in Portugal, Paul's birthday, Izzatwat, Mount Crumpet and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: For I Am – Jack Shit (His Pants)Song 2: Abergaz – Malo GovnoSong 3: The Sewer Cats – Tell Me Something TrueSong 4: The Restarts – 20 YearsSong 5: The Parkinsons – A Night On The Council EstateSong 6: Death Trails – Cage By The SeaSong 7: Straightline – Shame On YouSong 8: Skint Knees - CheerleaderSong 9: Bruise Control – No More

Join Ben Jekyll for a punk fuelled exploration of the upcoming Manchester Punk Festival with music from the following bands that are all performing at the event Redeemon - anaphylactic Abraskadabra - do we need a sign? Call Me Malcolm - 154bpm Millie Manders & The Shut Up - rebound Dillinger Four - like sprewells on a wheelchair Death Trails - cage by the sea Knife Club - stolen focus Single Mothers - tan line (like passing through a wall) Pizzatramp - bet she was fit (when she was younger) Throwing Stuff - no gods, no king Prey - I repent Jodie Faster - 10 years that were seven Oi Polloi - blame it on the system Christmas - always giving up Stress Posotions - no sympathy (for the police) Cherym - taking up sports The Menzingers - in remission The Empty Page - white hot blade Gen and the Degenerates - underwear The Diaz Brothers - this is my oppressor X Ray Vez - Darren Abergaz - malo govno Faintest Idea - mutually assured confusion Filthy Militia - land of the dead The Slow Death - i`ll be fine A Void - newspapers The Sewer Cats - tell me something true Belvedere - comrade Skint Knees - cheerleader Alldeepends - if i`m such a demonic menace then where are my bat wings? I Love Nothing - I hate you The Chisel - bloodsucker Glu - spiral Supermilk - do not pass go False Reality - pay the reaper Join Ben Jekyll every Friday night for two hours of the best new music we can find. Rock, metal, punk, indie, industrial and more mmhradio.co.uk from 10pm UK time every Friday night. Next week will see us taking a look at this years Download Festival. Any suggestions/submissions/requests drop a mail to benjekyll@mmhradio.co.uk 

Join Ben Jekyll for a celebration of all the awesome tunes that lurk among the sonic pathways of FiXT Records as we take a look at some of their recent, and a few classic tunes from Izzy Reign - pandora`s box (FIGURE remix) Celldweller - frozen Vs Blue Stahli Kodeseven - danger feat Silvr Siren Kodeseven - redemption feat Megan McDuffee Kodeseven - machine feat V0id Chapter The Anix - XRAY Fury Weekend - tomorrow comes today feat Nouveau Arcade Scandroid - dark tide feat Megan McDuffee (Cassetter Remix) Moonrunner83 - ghost of love feat Rebecca Raabis TorontoIsBroken - threads feat Reebz Fight The Fade - alive again Soul Extract - innerspace Circle Of Dust - outside in (Raizer Remix) HighSociety - obs0lete feat Coping Method HighSociety - dead by dawn feat Daedric Daedric X Wrigley - forbidden Izzy Reign - your entertainer V0id Chapter - target acquired feat Megan McDuffee Nitroverts - where I belong Coping Method - where spirit meets bone The Browning - blue Cantervice - enemy at the gates The Defect - into the void Enmy - the cure Seething Akira - resilient Beyond Unbroken - lost and broken The Plague - what else can I do? Izzy Reign - into oblivion LeBrock - takes all night (Dance With The Dead Remix) Join Ben Jekyll every Friday night for two hours of the best new music we can find. Rock, metal, punk, indie, industrial and more mmhradio.co.uk from 10pm UK time every Friday night. Next week will see us taking a look at the swiftly upcoming Manchester Punk Festival with as many bands from the line up that we can fit in! Any suggestions/submissions/requests drop a mail to benjekyll@mmhradio.co.uk 

Are you smarter than a punk rocker? Think your degree from the University of Life is worth anything? Find out as you weave your way through the twisted web of PUNKIVERSITY CHALLENGE!Recorded in front of a live audience at Manchester Punk Festival 2024, we pit members of Blagged, Shackleford, Eat Deafeat and The Crash Mats (along with a couple of civilians) against one another as they compete for the pride of their birthplace: It's Nuneaton vs The North!If you had a good lol listening to this, please consider chucking a couple of quid our way via the Ko-Fi link below. I spent 30 quid on bells for this, ffs. ko-fi.com/midlifepunkpodcast

We are the artists! We won't be silenced! Henry and Natalie storm MPF with a special live episode about hope, anger, arts and activism. The duo are joined by folk-punk shredder Erica Freas who plays a few tunes and talks about the value of softness to be powerful. Next up is Liv Wynter: punk poet, host, play-wright and musician. We talk about class, Palestine and their high energy night How To Catch A Pig! Henry performs a poem and Natalie provokes the audience! "Punk is valuable, but guess what, you can be soft and be just as powerful." - Erica Freas. Find us on social media and our playlist on Spotify! You can support the podcast on Patreon! For as little as £1 a month you can be a mega legend and help make these podcasts...and allow us to commission other artists! Info here: patreon.com/VandalFactory.

We're back from MPF and we would sincerely like to share our memories (or lack of) of what was once again an excellent event.Jump in for thrills, spills, hot takes, sweaty t-shirts and succulent chinese meals in abundence.Music comes from: Call Me Malcolm, Comrad, Animal Byproducts and Incisions.

It's Easter! Chocolate for some of us, but we can all enjoy nine sweet songs from Square Tugs, Goo, Martyrials, Paytron Saint, Sweatmaster, Trash And The Treasures, Las Ratapunks, Zatopeks and Bastard Face.Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Manchester Punk Festival, Planet Smashers, Tony has your Facebook comments, JenGlenGlenJen, buy us a pint, Ann K, last week, band practice, Apocalypse Babys photos, Easter, Dave, The Marine, Wheel of Time, Forest, chocolate, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, Alcohol gigs?, publishers, snagging!, Izzatwat, Hucknall and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Square Tugs – Straight To HellSong 2: Goo – Call In SickSong 3: Martyrials - ClandestineSong 4: Paytron Saint – Carmilla RollSong 5: Sweatmaster – Dirty RabbitSong 6: Trash And The Treasures - BootsSong 7: Las Ratapunks – No FuturoSong 8: Zatopeks – Alert!Song 9: Bastard Face – Show Some Respect

It's back! And sadly, so are we.The MPF Preview has become a tradition that we are very happy to indulge, as Tom & Niallism delve excitedly into the line-up alongside some esteemed guests.If you're struggling to pick which bands to watch on each day, let us take the pressure off with our inside knowledge, high-brow views and deep thoughts.We're joined by: Dutch Mafia Boss Duco Van Der Veen, Shackleford's Dickkie, Helen off Smoking Gives You Big Tits, The Crash Mats' Danny Barrett, Scotty Too Hotty from off Eat Defeat, Liz from off Plot 32 (amongst others) and Horn & Hoof Records' top brass, Scott Bradley.Music is from: Knife Club, Hans Gruber & The Die Hards, Hike The Peak and King Prawn.

The UK has got some amazing festivals lined up this year. Join Ben Jekyll throughout Festival February as he takes a look at some of them and throws in some of his suggestions from the line ups. This week we take a look at the magical Manchester Punk Festival. Featuring music from Cheekface - plastic Martha - baby, does your heart sink? Grade 2 - fast pace The Carol Hodge Band - clean the slate The Great St. Louis - silent home Riskee & The Ridicule - god tier Rash Decision - beasts of england Clobber - council estate of mind Thousand Oaks - backfiring bait Pizzatramp - knighthoods Haest - drinks are double price Toodles & The Hectic Pity - emotionally unclean Hot Water Music - trusty chords A Wilhelm Scream - gimmetheshakes Tsunami Bomb - take the reigns The Bar Stool Preachers - high horse Popes Of Chillitown - crashmat King Prawn - smoke some Stop The Presses - rebel girl Coral Springs - mayday Hike The Peak - voiceless Chewie - careerist Bobby Funk - breakfast means breakfast Pink Suits - fake great britain Catbite - call your bluff Perkie - tired and overfed Bigfatbig - wrong plsce, wrong time The Menstrual Cramps - no means no Random Hand - the cycle Templeton Pek - the awakening Big Mess - future legend Raisin Awareness - never ending story Follow the link below for event info https://www.manchesterpunkfestival.co.uk/ Join Ben Jekyll on Friday from 10pm as we begin to look at some of the UK rock, metal and punk festivals ahead of us in 2024. 10pm UK time via mmhradio.co.uk You can also download the free app from the various IOS and Android stores Or you can ask your smart speaker to play MMH Radio Any 2004 suggestions, drop a mail to benjekyll@mmhradio.co.uk 

Christmas is over so let's start looking forward to other more important matters like the Manchester Punk Festival. Get ready for some great songs from Clobber, Trash Knife, Rock ‘n' Roll Rebels, Nosebleed, End Of Level Baddie, Pink Suits, Subsonics, The Chives and Catbite.Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, last week, bassist gone, Reacher, What we do in the shadows, plastering, Keef, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Harry Hill, poo sack, this week, band practice, book deal, tax return, Canary Islands, best intro ever, Izzatwat and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Clobber – Council Estate Of MindSong 2: Trash Knife - DTFSong 3: Rock ‘n' Roll Rebels – Folsom Prison BluesSong 4: Nosebleed- Bad MagicSong 5: End Of Level Baddie – Fly On The WallSong 6: Pink Suits – Fake Great BritainSong 7: Subsonics- Rain On YouSong 8: The Chives – High In The BackyardSong 9: Catbite - Call Your Bluff

In our final "normal" episode of 2023, we're joined by two DIY Punk heavyweights, Bev & Andy from Manchester's very own TNS records!Born from a fanzine way back in 2003, TNS has evolvd somewhat into a leading UK independent record label with its bolt-on annual live music event Manchester Punk Festival.How do they decide which bands to unleash on us all? What gets on people's nerves about DIY bands? Will there be another TNS Tour? Listen in to find out!Niall has a very confusing Christmas raffle going on, Tom's feeling alright and we remind you, one last time, about our 12 dys of Christmas run down.Music this week is from: Screeching Weasel, Bang Bang Bunny, The Lawrence Arms, Faintest Idea, Bruise Control, Knife Club, Electric Press, Stubborn Allstars and Clayface. 

So much confusion from last weeks show, and it's not even Halloween yet! So whilst we get a few things straight, let's enjoy nine songs from No Ball Games, The Owen Guns, The Spackles, Disjecta Membra, Okmoniks, Big Mess, Chewie, The Great St. Louis and Raisin Awareness.Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, YT-1300 confusion, Rasputin, last week, N.E.C, Solar and Storage, band practice, storm Babet, live on a hill, Forest v Luton, Rugby, Cricket, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, YT-1300 further confusion, nerd shit, Manchester Punk Festival, this week, Tony wants to go on holiday, Reverend Horton Heat, no Izzatwat, Emma Raducanu and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: No Ball Games - LongevitySong 2: The Owen Guns – Stop Making Deadshits FamousSong 3: The Spackles – Man With The X Ray EyesSong 4: Disjecta Membra - RasputinSong 5: Okmoniks – On My OwnSong 6: Big Mess - Future LegendSong 7: Chewie - CareeristSong 8: The Great St. Louis - Silent HomeSong 9: Raisin Awareness - Never Ending Story

Live from Manchester Punk Festival, Dave McWane and Alex Stern of Big D and the Kids Table arrive on 101! Talking getting lost in Derby, Hard Skin and getting on the strike list of Hollywood actors. Cheers to Jay Sun for recording this. Songs: Big D and the Kids Table 'Too Much', Cock Sparrer ‘Working' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's the point of doing a PREview, if you're not going to do a REview?Join your intrepid adventurers as they recount the highs, the lows and the succulent Chinese meals that we had at the UK's premier punk music festival.Scott off Eat Defeat was unavailable so we roped Nottingham gig legend,

The countdown to Paul's holiday has begun! So whilst we make sure there's a note out for the milkman why not enjoy nine songs from He Who Cannot Be Named, Miss Baby Daisy, The Answer Is No, Uphill Avenue, Malibu Lou & The Attackers, Slaughter And The Dogs, Genocide, Tony Jones and The Trouble Seekers.He Who Cannot Be Named, Comedy Suburbs, Tina!, Paul makes quite the offer, Tony has your Facebook comments, Orale? Oral E? O Rale?, last week, work work work, Electrician bill, Alita:Battle Angel, lovers not fighters, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Manchester Punk Festival, this week, Easter, cheap eggs, Steve, new tune, Death of Dick Long, horrible horrible thing, Izzatwat, Shakin' Stevens and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: He Who Cannot Be Named – Gotta GetSong 2: Miss Baby Daisy – Smitten Sex KittenSong 3: The Answer Is No - PalindromeSong 4: Uphill Avenue – Modern Work Of ArtSong 5: Malibu Lou & The Attackers – Teenage KicksSong 6: Slaughter And The Dogs – The BitchSong 7: Genocide - RenegadeSong 8: Tony Jones – Large MargeSong 9: The Trouble Seekers - Scream

This, my friends is YOUR unofficial companion podcast to the 2023 Manchester Punk Festival!Tom and Niall have gathered some of the friendly punks together to discuss who we're most looking forward to seeing, and just like the line up the variety is stonking!Your dynamic panel of punx includes: Tom & Niallism off MLPP (obvs), Danny Barrett off the Crash Mats, Scott Reynolds from Eat Defeat, Mark Murphy off Crocodile God/ Mark Murphy & The Meds, Dickkie from Shackleford and the Netherlands' cuddliest teddy bear, Duco Van Der Veen (Wet Camper).Enjoy yourselves and see you in Manchester! MadForItMusic this week is from Comeback Clit, The Overjoyed, Dee Cracks, Jodie Faster and Goodbye Blue Monday with too many honourable mentions to, erm, mention.

Welcome to episode 58 of the Pod Punk Podcast where I am joined by one of the organisers of the incomparable Manchester Punk Festival, Manchester based Promotions company Moving North and he even plays guitar in the epic hardcore punk band Throwing Stuff, it's the delightful Kieran Kelly! Kieran joins me to talk about the origins of MPF, what goes into the festival, promoting gigs, playing in Throwing Stuff, How that works with the band scattered all over the UK and in one members case, the other side of the planet, MPF memories and loads more! Anyone who knows me or even listens to this, knows of my love for Manchester Punk Festival and if you've never experienced it before, then you should get tickets from manchesterpunkfestival.co.uk right now as it's only 2 weeks away and I understand there are very few tickets left and it is one of the best weekends of the year! @mcrpunkfest @movingnorthpresents @throwingstuffs

Behold, the band named after the evilest sleepover ever: Vampire Slumber Party!The South London trio have popped in to MLPP towers ahead of a gig to discuss their upcoming (OUT NOW!) debut album. We get home recording tips, chat about famous vampires, test VSP's moral scruples and give you a short Christopher Lee biography.Niall's got one on him and takes a novel approach to industrial relations, Tom's feeling the parenting pressure and we anounce the official* dress code for Manchester Punk Festival's final dayMusical Offerings from: Ugly Flannel, Wizo, Piss Kitti, Kicked In The Teeth and Frenzal Rhomb.*May not be official.

It's not all rock n roll, parties and moshing at MLPP Towers you know. So, we bring out our cultured side with author, publisher, sometimes musician and record label head honcho, David Gamage.We discuss David's new book, “A Hardcore Heart”, we get a deep dive into the Tunbridge Wells scene past and present, David's euro adventures and perhaps most crucially: which one of your favourite pop stars shat on a sports pitch?Niallism has had a brush with the paranormal, Tom reviews some gigs, both your boys get hyped for Manchester Punk Festival and a whole lot more.Music this week: *mypethandgrenade, The Brokedowns, The Specials, Hot Water Music, TSOL, HOLYFANGS, Green Day and NOFX.

This week is a Bedlam Breakout special so get ready for nine rather lovely songs from Oh! Gunquit, Grade 2, Faintest Idea, Candid Faces, Batmobile, Muck And The Mires, The Exceptions and Demented Are Go.Oh! Gunquit, Voice of Jeff, Poetry Corner, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, join in the conversation, Lone Creep, Manchester Punk Festival, last week, endings, Bosch, work, Taken 3, standup anniversary, Forest, sauerkraut, Reuben, From the Vaults, Paulyb picks a gig in the world... yeah, Bedlam Breakout, Windows 11, this week, driving in the USA, Chase v Wise, no twats, buy us beer, teeth and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Oh! Gunquit – So Long SuckerSong 2: Grade 2 – Fast PaceSong 3: Faintest Idea – False ProphetsSong 4: Candid Faces – Needle TalkSong 5: Batmobile – Slappin' SuspendersSong 6: Muck And The Mires – Break It AllSong 7: Faintest Idea – Kill Em DeadSong 8: The Exceptions – Mean Ole MalleySong 9: Demented Are Go – Skitzoid Brain

Another great compilation from the Manchester Punk Festival! So get ready for nine songs from Bruise Control, Lazlo Baby, Lead Shot Hazard, Throwing Stuff, The Objex, Yalla Miku, Upploppet, The Dahmers and Heartbeeps.Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Manchester Punk Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, last week, Covid, Punk Rock Factory, tram issues, Forest, Wonk Unit, From the Vaults, new bed!, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, work work work, March hares, no Izzatwat, John Kachnowski, Voice of Jeff, Poetry Corner and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Bruise Control - TaxmanSong 2: Lazlo Baby – Swan On The TrackSong 3: Lead Shot Hazard – Rinse, RepeatSong 4: Throwing Stuff – How Do You Sleep At NightSong 5: The Objex – Trainwreck SuicideSong 6: Yalla Miku - AsmazateSong 7: Upploppet – Thinking Of MeSong 8: The Dahmers – Bats Need Friends TooSong 9: Heartbeeps – Trust No-One And Fuck Everybody

Welcome to episode 52 of the Pod Punk Podcast where this time I am joined by Helen Taylor from Manchester's best up and coming punk rock band and one of the best named bands in all music, Smoking Give you Big Tits! Helen joins me to discuss the band, her inspirations, the UK Punk Scene, the tall order of opening the first Manchester Punk Festival after Covid and for me, what a triumph that was, cat soap operas, band mash ups, Dolly Parton and the rabbit hole we went down there, Horn and Hoof and Evil Picnic nights up here in greater Manchester, questionable early noughties movies, the bands next steps and loads more! Helen was an awesome guest and Smoking Gives You Big Tits are definitely a band to get in on the ground floor with, because even though as Helen explains, the band is there to be fun and have a laugh, they 100% have a very bright future! They aren't doing any gigs till next year, but you can follow the band on Instagram and Facebook @smokinggivesyoubigtits and check out their band camp https://smokinggivesyoubigtits.bandcamp.com/ where you can get music, merch and all that lovely stuff!

This is the final part of our Halloween trilogy and it's a treat of tricks from Manchester Punk Festival. So get ready for nine songs from Casual Nausea, Phinius Gage, The Deadites, The Domestics, Rites Of Hadda, Bratakus, Dischord, Fiddget And The Twitchers and Music In Our Underpants.Manchester Punk Festival, Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Phineas Gage, Tony has your Facebook comments, Rites Of Hadda Interview, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, last week and this week, nothing, Forest, Chinese, no Izzatwat this week, buy us many pints and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Casual Nausea – Pay Your Sins AwaySong 2: Phinius Gage – Battered And BruisedSong 3: The Deadites – The OriginalSong 4: The Domestics – Maximum HellSong 5: Rites Of Hadda – The Debt Song 6: Bratakus – Real Men Eat MeatSong 7: Dischord - ShellshockedSong 8: Fiddget And The Twitchers – Allergic To BrassSong 9: Music In Our Underpants – Ghost Town

On this 'Round Up' episode of the Banned Biographies Podcast, host - Tom Austin-Morgan - thanks comedian Rich Wilson for his time last month, as well as chatting about what he's been up to in the last month: working hard before the tour with Sham 69. playing gigs and writing and recording with High Frequency. All very exciting stuff.News this month concerns NOFX, Rage Against The Machine, Depeche Mode, The Sewer Cats, Anti-Flag,  Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Blink-182, Green Day, Grade 2, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, Jimmy Eat World, Less Than Jake, Stiff Little Fingers, Jello Biafra, The Meffs, The Real McKenzies, Bikini Kill, festivals including When We Were Young, Punk Spring and the Manchester Punk Festival and the passing of Dead Kennedys drummer DH Peligro.Single reviews include Blink-182's Edging, Queen's Face It Alone, Disturbed Divisive and We Are Scientists' Less From You and Operator Error.Albums reviewed are Doggerel by Pixies, This Machine Still Kills Fascists by Dropkick Murphys, The End So Far by Slipknot, The Art Of Survival by Bush, Under The Midnight Sun by The Cult, Here Is Everything by The Big Moon, Perplex Cities EP by Serj Tankian, Can You Afford To Lose Me by Holly Humberstone, My Favourite Blue Jeans by De'Wayne and A Night Of A Thousand Vampires Live In London by The Damned.All this and more. See you in the pit!Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.comContactTwitter: @BannedBiogsFacebook: @BannedBiographiesInstagram: @bannedbiographiesE-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com

We've got a great reason to listen this week, and that reason is....The North West's very own Reason To Leave! Their singer lives by the seaside and used to DJ jungle, their drummer lives in Hollyoaks, their bass player joins us from his automobile and their guitarist makes a brief but impactful appearance. Their 90s/00s skate punk sound will take you right back to the days when you could be out drinking 'til 4am and be in work for 9am. The boys make their cases for who they think should be the next Queen, we chat Propaghandi records, we hear a terrible tale of trouser trouble from Manchester Punk Festival and oh, so much more.Tom's history nerd is showing, Niall is in and out of the episode, we have a review of the FIRST EVER Vader Time Promotions gig too!Music this week is from Von Danikens, Kick Up, The Wimpys, 98 Mute, The Skints and Get The F**K Outta Dodge.

There's a new Manchester Punk Festival download, and we're so excited we could lick a lathe. So... start her spinning, grab that chisel and let's get make some spindles whilst listening to nine songs from Call Me Malcolm, Aerial Salad, The Thrash Blues, Green Eyed Monster, The Dark Shadows, The Crippens, Muck And The Mires, The Downhauls and Knife Club.Manchester Punk Festival, Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, Facebook crap posts, Lathes?, Get those lathes off my timeline, Sef, window jumping, last week, everything was crap, The Vampire's Assistant, Slim Jim, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, mad party, no Izzatwat this week, Play Misty For Me and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Call Me Malcolm – I Bet They're Asleep In New YorkSong 2: Aerial Salad – The Same 24 Hours As BeyonceSong 3: The Thrash Blues – Worry In HellSong 4: Green Eyed Monster - AuthoritySong 5: The Dark Shadows – Sour CandySong 6: The Crippens – They Froze DisneySong 7: Muck And The Mires – Beat RevolutionSong 8: The Downhauls – Convenient FriendSong 9: Knife Club – You Can Only Try Your Best

In the twenty-sixth episode of Festpod - The Unofficial Rock Festival Guide: We're visible on-screen as we record this full episode if you're using Spotify. Otherwise, the full episode is also up on YouTube. This episode's Festival News: Bloodstock has just happened - how was it? Rich Holmes gives us his review. Machine Head was the secret set at Bloodstock. Bloodstock tickets on sale now. CAMPERVAN and VIP sold out. We're going to Slam Dunk festival! Rival Schools first band to be announced to play 2000 Trees in 2023. They'll headline Friday night on the Axiom. Slam dunk announced first bands for 2023. The offspring, Enter Shikari, Holding Absence, Trashboat. Tickets on sale 10 Fri 2nd Sept with new ticket packages including a ticket for both days. Early bird and VIP sold out. Arc Tan Gent 2nd wave of early bird discounted tickets go on sale on Mon 5th Sept. 10% off full price. At time of recording they are 20% off full price. Trainwreck on Netflix. You have to see it! Reading & Leeds have confirmed that those who bought day tickets to see Rage Against The Machine will get a refund of the ticket's face value. Reading Festival chaos as tents set on fire and worried music fans leave site. Download Japan has been on, despite a sudden increase in covid infections. The rules meant no shouting or being loud, no crowd surfing or moshing, and also no filming of live shows. All took place indoors. Rabidfest, at The Bullingdon in Oxford. 5th & 6th November. Manchester Punk Festival - first 2023 lineup announcements Burn it Down festival in Torquay have sold out of weekend tickets for 2022. 2nd + 3rd September. Castle Fest in Luton happening in september, Awesome line up! Loathe have cancelled their Sept and Oct headline dates in the UK and rest of Europe to complete recording their new album. Muse are doing 4 stadium dates in May and June 2023. The Will Of The People 2023 UK Tour starts at Plymouth Home Park on Saturday 27th May and visits Huddersfield John Smith's Stadium (Tuesday 20th June) and Glasgow Bellahouston Park (Friday 23rd June) before concluding at Milton Keynes Bowl on Sunday 25th June. Royal Blood supporting at all dates except Glasgow. Ticket scammers are already working on us for 2023 tickets. Including one profile on FB who named himself Charlie Hannam, almost a bit like the actor Charlie Hunnam from Sons of Anarchy. Buy official tickets. Use official channels. In this episode's Unofficial Guide - General Camping at Bloodstock! • What do we need to know? And in this episode's Festpod Favourites: Leigh: Signature Brew brewery - https://www.signaturebrew.co.uk Neil: Sleep Token's merch website is updated - https://www.sleep-token.com/product-category/merch/ Send us a voice message to comment on anything we've talked about, or even just to say hi, by clicking on Message at festpod.co.uk and we could play it out on the next episode! Hosts: Neil Wilkinson, Leigh Ellingham, Rich Holmes. Find us on the socials at YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram by searching for Festpod. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/festpod/message

Bierschinken on Tour: Das Manchester Punk Festival 2022, Tag 3, bzw. Teil 8 von 10 und die Nachlese! Neues Format, aber wie gut wird es werden? Wir haben mehr oder weniger regelmäßig nach jeder gesehenen Band ein kurzes Review aufgenommen, bei gema-freien Bands einen Song ausgewählt, den Schrott zusammengeschnitten und... hört es euch doch selbst an! Aber wir finden es geil. It is what it is. Und dadurch, dass es quasi live ist, werdet ihr euch mittendrin UND nur dabei fühlen.

This week's guest is the infamous Tommy Morris from Bruise Control and Terrorpins! Bruise Control are a new garage punk band from Manchester who have garnered a lot of well-deserved hype. They're about to be unleashed upon their first UK tour, in the company of Sniff, one of the UK punk scene's most exciting new acts. To celebrate, Sarah decided to chat to Tommy about all things touring. Tommy's been playing in DIY bands since he was a teenager and has a wealth of stories, experience and anecdotes ... but instead of discussing music, we went on a rant about Christmas presents and homophobic songs from the 1980s. We did manage to cover various death-defying tour experiences, wax lyrical about how much we both love Sniff, and Tommy tells us all about that last-minute Pizzatramp set at Manchester Punk Festival. Tommy supplied the olives. Sarah vaguely tried to keep things on track. Daisy, the cat, offered a series of distractions. The closing track is 'Taxman' by Bruise Control. For articles, interviews, reviews and more, head to shout-louder.com. Follow us on socials: @shoutlouderzine.

Wir waren beim Manchester Punk Festival 2022 und haben uns da Musik angehört und Mist geredet.

This is episode 43 of the Pod Punk Podcast and I've got a pair of utterly wonderful returning guests, it's Jak & Charlotte, now from the brand new utterly epic ska punk powerhouses Till I'm Bones Jak, Charlotte and I have a lovely chat about their new band, getting the band going, their upcoming gigs, including the one at New Cross Inn that's happening TONIGHT!! Our fun times at Manchester Punk Festival, being a ska parent, our plans for our kids ultra Mega Zord of a ska band and which other bands' kids will be involved, their new track I Have Never Been More Disappointed In Anything (Than I Am In All of You Right Now) which is available right now on www.tillimbones.bandcamp.com for whatever you want to pay and the future plans for this exciting new band! Follow them @till_im_bones on Instagram and Facebook!

This is a bumper episode to celebrate Manchester Punk Festival 2022 in pseudo-review format. Sarah got together with Kaz & Big Hands to talk about all the highs and lows of MPF 2022. All three work behind the scenes at Manchester Punk Fest, so they've got a slightly different take on the event. They squeezed in a lot of bands alongside a lot of work, and they had a bloody wonderful time. Kaz is in Follow Your Dreams, who played two sets on Saturday, and Chris 'Big Hands' Hinsley is in Knife Club, and previously Revenge of The Psychotronic Man. They're an important part of the TNS family and the MPF team - two wonderful people who work pretty tirelessly for the world of DIY punk rock. They reminisced about all the bands we fell in love with, including the likes of Nosebleed, Snatch Game, Random Hand, Electric Press, Fatalist, Going Off, Forever Unclean, NEXO, Sewer Cats, Smoking Gives You Big Tits, Corrupt Vision, PMX and literally heaps more. We also discussed towels. It's a tad late because Sarah caught a horrendous MPF flu and has only been physically capable of movement or thought in the last week or so. Hopefully, everyone else fared better! Check out our full write-up of MPF2022: shout-louder.com/mpf2022

On this episode we we review our Manchester Punk Fest experience and review Red Surf from 1989! Plus we find more large items in people's bottoms, find massive penis monsters in Loch Ness, show gorillas our holiday snaps and catch up with all our little conspiracy theory friends! Music from Ancst, Christmas, Oi Polloi, Martha and Monolithian You can now support us and get an extra exclusive monthly episode at www.patreon.com/breakfastpunxpodcast!

First up, Henry reports back from Manchester Punk Festival, featuring a host of punk poets sharing their thoughts (and vibes). We play 'Ale of Punk Band' (play/drink along at home!). We have a chat with guitaist Frances Bolley, who features in the queer punk opera Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Plus discussion on grassroots vs big picture activism, the Kinder Tresspass and more poetry and banging music!

A very special extra episode of our live podcast from Manchester Punk Festival! Thank you so much to everyone who came and saw us and got involved! Head over to our Instagram page @breakfastpunxpodcast if you want to play along with a game of “guess the shit drawing” while you're listening. Thanks again to Andy and everyone who organised the fest and let us take part! Also, huge thanks to Simon and Alex who blew it out of the park after us on their Seabin Podcast episode! Check out @seabinpodcast now!

What better way to get geared up for Manchester Punk Festival than a conversation with one of the organisers? Kieran Kelly has been putting on gigs for over 15 years. He's one of the most established Manchester promoters who's still within the DIY scene, promoting under the name Moving North. He's also in the band Throwing Stuff, however, I don't think we talked about that at all! Kieran's known as one third of the Manchester Punk Fest team, which he puts on alongside Anarchistic Undertones and TNSrecords. Now in its sixth year, MPF has evolved and grown since its inception in 2015. Kieran gives his top tips for enjoying the festival to the fullest, describes some of the stresses of organising such a large event, and talks about the DIY ethos at its core. Although this is an unofficial MPF2022 special, we talk about a lot besides the festival. Kieran tells us about some of the best gigs he's put on, as well as some of the most calamitous. We discussed the economy of punk rock gigs and tours, why he's dedicated so many years of his life to promoting gigs, and some of his dream bookings. Keep an eye on all of Kieran's gig booking over at movingnorth.bigcartel.com You can find all things MPF at manchesterpunkfestival.co.uk Manchester Punk Fest takes place on April 16th-18th. It's sold out, but there are some resale tickets available via Twickets. The closing track on the podcast is Scram by Jeff Rosenstock, from his album No Dream Check out our other MPF-themed content at shout-louder.com! We'll see you down the front.

After 2 years of the Rona, Manchester Punk Festival is finally back and to celebrate we'll be featuring songs from the new MPF compilation. So get ready for a great weekend of gigs with nine songs from Wadeye, Burnout, Accidente, Faintest Idea, Limozine, Smoking Gives You Big Tits, Brassick, Beng Beng Cocktail and Pat Butcher.Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, TNS, last week, Tony went to Dorset, rich folk, Snowpiercer, Forest v Blackpool, beers, From the Vaults, Limozine, Marv and Spoof, Manchester Punk Festival, this week, upcoming gigs, Izzatwat, slapping and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Wadeye – No SleepSong 2: Burnout - DrugsSong 3: Accidente – Habla De Ixs MuertxsSong 4: Faintest Idea - StompSong 5: Limozine – Honey YeahSong 6: Smoking Gives You Big Tits – Bang To RightsSong 7: Brassick – They SaySong 8: Beng Beng Cocktail – My MusicSong 9: Pat Butcher – Bring A Can To Work Day

We are joined by Kieran Kelly, one of the founders of Manchester Punk Festival. MPF has become a staple in the UK scene and is very much our version of Fest! Kieran talks us through how the festival came about and logistics of running it. MPF 2022 is the return of the festival after having to take a break during the pandemic, so we discuss this difficult time. Kieran is also in the band Throwing Stuff and runs promotions company Moving North, so there was plenty to cover! Manchester Punk Festival returns Friday 15th April 2022! It's sold out, but you can still pick up some merch! Chris and Nick also find time to discuss the new release from Machine Gun Kelly as well as a cover by MxPx/Bad Cop Bad Cop/Zebrahead of a song from the excellent Mercy Music, who are part of the Wiretap records family. Apple Spotify Instagram Twitter Facebook Email  

September 30th 2020. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #465……RPR Band Submissions, New Releases, Classics, Fuck-You-to-Donald Trump, and more!! New stuff from Mom’s Basement Records/Striped Records, Damaged Goods Records, Merge Records, Elephant Arch Records, Cleopatra Records, and Bad Luck Records. Turn it up! Tommy Unit LIVE!! 10:00pm ET/7:00pm PT on REAL PUNK RADIO – Radio Done Right! http://realpunkradio.com/podcast/tommyunitlive/tommyunitlive465.mp3 … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #465 →

Brothers Hunter and Tristan Martinez of the band Decent Criminal join us for episode 43. As with our previous guest, we were originally supposed to meet at Manchester Punk Festival. We discuss life under lockdown and how the Martinez's have been coping. Hunter and Tristan tell us about the growth of Decent Criminal over the past few years and what they planned for the near future. Check out Decent Criminal's album 'Bliss' and their recently released video for the song 'Bleached'. thewastingtimepodcast@gmail.com iTunes Instagram Twitter Facebook

For episode 42, we are joined by Ty Vaughn of Oregon-based band Broadway Calls. We were originally supposed to record this in person at Manchester Punk Festival and we discuss how all of us were massively disappointed that did not happen. After a few years being relatively quiet, Broadway Calls are back and Ty talks us through the career they have had. We touch on some of the highlights including tours they have had with some of the biggest names in our music world. Ty tells us about their fondness for the UK and the great relationship they have had with Banquet Records over the years. Look out for their new album later this year 'Sad In The City' which will be released via Red Scare. Nick and Chris take some time to also discuss recent releases from City Mouth, The Sewer Rats, Machine Gun Kelly and Frank Turner. thewastingtimepodcast@gmail.com iTunes Instagram Twitter Facebook    

Punk Gets Rocked: The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on many, including punk rockers such as Andy Davies and his Manchester Punk Festival. Cancellations also impact supporting players like videographer Claudio Stanghellini who depends on festivals and concerts to make a living. Manchester Punk Festival: https://manchesterpunkfestival.co.uk/ TNSRecords: https://www.tnsrecords.co.uk/ Claudio Stanghellini: http://www.claudiostanghellini.com/ On this episode I am drinking O'Donnell moonshine!  We are excited to continue to have O'Donnell Moonshine as a new schnapps sponsor for the podcast!  Find out more at www.odonnell.de This episode was Associate Produced by Steff Groupner and Edited by Julia Kragh. The podcast for thinkers, wanderers and drink'n'ponderers. Matthew Hendershot is your host, accompanied by co-hosts, Jake and Justin plus many guests throughout this journey, a booze fueled jaunt through a new land with new customs and rules. In the spirit of unbridled curiosity and the will to experience everything this eclectic crew set out on adventures and conversations from the unique to the mundane and take shots at figuring out this crazy modern world. This happens both literally and figuratively as each episode is properly greased by everyone's favorite social lubricant in it's most unadulterated form, Schnapps! Patreon.com/ShotAtThat Twitter.com/ShotAtThat Instagram.com/ShotAtThat Facebook.com/ShotAtThat Tag us with @ShotAtThat/#ShotAtThat

In this Punks in Pub's special, Liam talks to Andy Davies, one of the collective members of the Manchester Punk Festival.   Manchester Punk Festival should be taking place right now in several locations across Manchester, but sadly COVID 19 put a stop to that, and on March 17th the festival was cancelled.   Liam spoke to Andy via Instagram Live where they talked about that process of having a festival to look forward to and then for it to be ripped away.   Andy reviles how the punk community has saved the festival and how the physical festival may have been cancelled. The virtual one is going strong! Make sure you go watch some MPF acts via Instagram Live   Thank you to Illia and his new band 'Punk Rock Servant' for sponsoring this episode, make sure you go show him some love, we're big fans.   See you soon for episode 55   Track Listing Flatliners: Calming Collection https://open.spotify.com/track/5UsX8plLmgok0Kw45mlxtG?si=YD_zWPeNTTOFbdt9IPV3fQ   Random Hand: Anger Management https://open.spotify.com/track/5SbN8lXhPno4BRrFb9yqkF?si=hiQbYky3TWG_oMcPwVdkrA   Off With Their Heads: I Need Youhttps://open.spotify.com/track/1TcmTNbWdx14dB1yMRDTsU?si=LI6AwnERQAuHWImKgIYVIw   Shai Hulud: Linoleum https://open.spotify.com/track/4YMTHIMM5hbfLSGOQigDGt?si=DFC70nVfTpC1VKKCr0X7Hw

This weeks show features songs from the new Manchester Punk Festival compilation, however since recording this weeks show we've since heard that Manchester Punk Festival is not happening this year. Hopefully it can be reorganised, but until then enjoy 9 songs from The Dangerfields, Guns N Wankers, Sick Ones, The Hard Toms, Art Brut, Torment, Cocaine Piss and Happy Accidents.Manchester Punk Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, Timo, Uglyshoes, Covid covers, last week, Tony's cat, Bedlam Breakout, swans, From the Vaults, an interview with Torment, Mart from Crash Induction, Tony's International Gig Guide - Cancelled Edition, don't shut our pubs, Covid 19, Panic Buying, dentures, Cocaine Piss!, Izzatwat, free car and a reminder of the ways you can listen!Song 1: The Dangerfields - 1955Song 2: Guns N Wankers – Skin DeepSong 3: Sick Ones - AgilitySong 4: The Hard Toms – Quando! Quando! Quando!Song 5: Art Brut – 18,000 LiraSong 6: Torment - TormentSong 7: Torment – Eye For An EyeSong 8: Cocaine Piss – Eat The RichSong 9: Happy Accidents – Wait It Out

It's been a large week and it's a surprise that we not only record the show on time but we have another couple of great compilations come through! So get ready for nine great songs from Burnout, Avo-8, The Telescopes, Justine And The Unclean, Dead 60s, The Ghost Wolves, Neck, Th’ Faith Healers and Natterers.A smooth start, the 15th birthday is slowly creeping up, Manchester Punk Festival, C90 compilation, Tony has your Facebook comments, Dark Shadows, Simon Nott, Uglyshoes,last week, Apocalypse Babys networking event, 3 Stone Monkey, Paul did a gig in Bracknell, Oslo, Brigitte Handley, From the Vaults, Dead 60s, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, Frenzy of Tongs, Dublin, an Izzatwat first and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Burnout - DrugsSong 2: Avo-8 – Out of My MindSong 3: The Telescopes - To Kill A Slow Girl WalkingSong 4: Justine And The Unclean – Picking A FightSong 5: Dead 60s – You’re Not The LawSong 6: The Ghost Wolves – Let’s Go To MarsSong 7: Neck – Always Upsettin’ SomebodySong 8: Th’ Faith Healers – Pop SongSong 9: Natterers – Germs And Creeps

January 8th, 2020. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #428…Kicked off tonight’s show with somethin’ new from The Black Halos! Then new stuff from Beluga Records by Doojiman & The Exploders and More Kicks! Tracks from Mom’s Basement Records’ “Do You Remember Me? A Tribute To HEAD” comp by Geoff Palmer, the SUCK, The Young Rochelles and DeeCRACKS! … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #428 →

2019 is slowly coming to a close, and what better way to fill the gap between now and Christmas - than a preview of some of the bands playing Manchester Punk Festival 2020. So get ready for nine great songs from Belvedere, Accidente, Unfulfilled Fate, Karl Phillips & The Rejects, Fire Exit, Roughneck Riot, Grande Royale, Oi Polloi and Eastfield.Canadian Stuff, no comedy suburbs, festive?, LimoDean, no Facebook comments, please leave us some comments and reviews, red wine choices, last week, cancelled band practice, flight to Oslo, General Election, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Tory Gedling, this week, not a lot happening, Filthy Vegan, no Izzatwat this week, new Apocalypse Babys album, Captain Marbles and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Belvedere – The ArchitectSong 2: Accidente – Escupe El MarSong 3: Unfulfilled Fate – I Hate Myself For What You’ve DoneSong 4: Karl Phillips & The Rejects – Attack The BrainSong 5: Fire Exit – The First TimeSong 6: Roughneck Riot – This Is Our DaySong 7: Grande Royale – Saved by Rock N RollSong 8: Oi Polloi – Donald Trump Fuck YouSong 9: Eastfield – Another Boring Eastfield Song

Back again to bending the rules, we love to see it! This week's guest is Tom May from the band, The Menzingers. Originally from Scranton Pensylvania Tom and I spoke at Manchester Punk Festival. The Menzingers at this stage in their career are an iconic and genre leading band that continue to release incredible albums. I want to say a huge thanks to Tom for giving me his time and urge you to buy The Menzingers new album "Hello Exile".Support the show (http://www.annasanchor.bigcartel.com)

Today's episode we focus on our exploits at Manchester Punk Festival (19th - 21st April). We talk about our highlights and favourite bands of the weekend, plus a little rant about crowd surfing. #ReadTheRoom! Tracks featured: Make Room! Make Room! by Natterers https://natterers.bandcamp.com/ Enough by POISONOUS CUNT https://poisonouscunt.bandcamp.com/ We mention... SVALBARD / KERMES / MARTHA / NERVUS / WOAHNOWS / NERVUS / PRESS CLUB / PERKIE / WELL WISHER / CHEERBLEEDERZ / KING PRAWN / CALL ME MALCOLM / HENRY RABY / FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS Thanks for listening! Don't forget to rate and review, like and subscribe to get new episodes and news from yours truly. stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/chips-and-beans-podcast

Episode 35 sees Liam up in Manchester talking to one of the co-organisers and founders of Manchester Punk Festival (MPF), Andy Davies.   Some of you might know Andy from his time with the UK Punk outfit Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man (Which we do talk about), or some of you might know him as one half of the team behind TNSRecoreds (We also talk about that as well) But predominantly this is a chat about MPF.   So, what do we talk about?  Well, we talk about the art of selling tickets, taking criticism on social media and learning from past mistakes, as well as sticking to your 'Punk Ethics'.   I ask Andy about his thoughts on his punk rock festival competitors, Rebellion and Slam Dunk, and Andy explains how if it weren't for Strummer Camp there wouldn't be an MPF!   We talk about Dead To Me having to pull out of this year's festival as well as the introduction and the continuing roll out of comedy at MPF, and of course, we talk about Punks In Pubs and other podcasts finding its place at this year's festival. Plus much more.   All the music played in this episode are from bands playing this year MPF, and they went as such, The mighty Snuff kicked us off and then that's followed by a band called Folks Worst Nightmare, Then it's was King Prawn, Throwing Stuff, Dog Hand String Band and Authority Zero end the interview,  If you want to hear more from the bands playing at this years MPF head over to MPF Bandcamp webpage.   You can pick up your tickets for MPF by heading manchesterpunkfestival.co.uk and pick up some tickets and then you can pop along and watch me up on stage at The Font! That's right, Punks in Pubs will be performing its first ever live show at The Manchester Punk Festival this Easter Weekend (Friday, April 19 till Sunday 21st)   Conducting two interviews at The Font on the Saturday of the festival weekend (First show at 1:30 pm with guest TBA then back at 3:20 pm talking to Joe Tilston).   As always, your band play out the podcast, and this week’s band are coming at you from Liverpool and there called Seas of Neptune. If you would like to play out the podcast, please send your mp3’s to punksinpubs@gmail.com   Want to support the podcast and keep us ad-free? Go pick up a Punks in Pubs t-shirt - only £15 excluding p&p; you can order your shirt by emailing punksinpubs@gmail.com or go to our Etsy website. All funds go back into the podcast.   Don't have the cash right now… why not support the podcast by going to rate and review - it really helps! Tell four of your friends about the podcast and don't forget to follow the podcast on all the socials @punksinpubs and all that jazz.

Paul's back from Malta, Tony is present in physical form. EU or no EU we still bring you nine great songs from Cockwomble, The Normal, Snuff, Sonic Boom Six, Naked Lunch, Werecats, Harijan, Techno Pop and Casual Nausea.It's cold, Comedy Suburbs, Cherry Red compilation, Daniel Miller, Tony has your Facebook comments, another great listener name, Timo, Iron Mike, Crash Induction album, Manchester Punk Festival, last week, Tony is ill, Paul went to Malta, Paul might go skin head, Nottingham comedy gig, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, PGOTW, Apocalypse Babys first gig back, this week, Tony's Dad's Birthday, Dubai internet laws, no Izzatwat this week, Podchaser reviews and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Cockwomble - ConspiracySong 2: The Normal – Warm LeatheretteSong 3: Snuff - ThrasherSong 4: Sonic Boom Six – No Man No RightSong 5: Naked Lunch - RabiesSong 6: Werecats - DogSong 7: Harijan – Portland StreetSong 8: Techno Pop – Paint It BlackSong 9: Casual Nausea – Fuck Up

Another great Manchester Punk Festival compilation hits us this week, so as we approach the festival - we play some choice tracks. So get ready for some great songs from The Fuckin’ Glorious, The Gentlemens, A Bunch Of Jerks, Guerilla Poubelle, The Fall, Charmpit, Justine And The Unclean, One Eyed God and Scheisse Minelli.Manchester Punk Festival, Discord, Tony has your Facebook comments, Sumac, Discord vs Skype, Rumbar Records, last week, Steph's gone to Germany, 2 Nutty Nottingham Tours in one day, 2 Guitars Clash, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, possible drinks with the band, Stiff Little Fingers, Paul isn't doing anything this week (or so he thinks), Forest, no Izzatwat this week, iTunes, it's all about the 'droid and we end with a band with the most finest of names.Song 1: The Fuckin’ Glorious – Joys Of TrivialitySong 2: The Gentlemens – Lower Ground FloorSong 3: A Bunch Of Jerks – 70s Euro Minge Song 4: Guerilla Poubelle – L’Amour Est Un Chien L’EnferSong 5: The Fall – Underground MedecinSong 6: Charmpit – Squirrel VisionSong 7: Justine And The Unclean – Margaritas And Secondhand SmokeSong 8: One Eyed God – Get Off Your KneesSong 9: Scheisse Minelli – Yer In A Trance

The 701st Punky is here! This weeks show features songs from Squid Hat and Manchester Punk Festival compilations. So get ready for nine great songs from Dirk Vermin & The Hostile Talent, Sounds of Threat, The Dirty Panties, Surrounded By Thieves, Space, Ill Gotten Gains, Crooked Little Sons, The Mighty Bossmags and Nosebleed.Squid Hat, no Comedy Suburbs this week, panties, Tony has your Facebook comments, Jen Glen Glen Jen, International Pub Guide?, last week, Tony's birthday, cocktails, Alchemist, band practice, Crazy Steve, Unit 5, Paul went to see Space, Dukes Arms, favourite line ever, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Derby, the week ahead, Paul's off to Oslo, Hoopy Frood, Izzatwat and a reminder of the different ways you can listen to us.Song 1: Dirk Vermin & The Hostile Talent - Sweet Dreams (From The Gutter)Song 2: Sounds of Threat – Domestic ViolenceSong 3: The Dirty Panties - MoneySong 4: Surrounded By Thieves - RepublicSong 5: Space – Mister PsychoSong 6: Ill Gotten Gains – You’re Gonna Die ClownSong 7: Crooked Little Sons – Thick As ThievesSong 8: The Mighty Bossmags – Withered HandSong 9: Nosebleed - Everybody

Tony has some exciting news this week that threatens to keep him busy next year. So whilst we get our heads around that fact we still manage to bring you nine great songs from Bad Mojos, Autogramm, Iggy & The Stooges, Apocalypse Babys, Buzzcocks, Märvel, The Creepshow, Millie Manders & The Shut Up and Perjury.Comedy Suburbs, beds, Iggy, Cherry Red, Tony has your Facebook comments, TCOBS, Bacon Bishops, last week, The Apocalypse Babys, 2019 gigs, RIP Pete Shelley, Buzzcocks, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, The Bleach Boys, PGOTW, Not Glen, this week, Tony will be interviewing, Nutty Nottingham walking tour this Sunday, drunk in Castle Donnington?, Manchester Punk Festival, no Izzatwat this week, Podchaser and Spotify and are you listening Paul Jordan?Song 1: Bad Mojos – Out Of ControlSong 2: Autogramm – Small TownSong 3: Iggy & The Stooges – I Got A RightSong 4: Apocalypse Babys – Where Have All The Punkettes GoneSong 5: Buzzcocks – Fast CarsSong 6: Märvel - Sultans Of SwingSong 7: The Creepshow - Death At My DoorSong 8: Millie Manders & The Shut Up - LollipopsSong 9: Perjury – On The Run

Some people are starting to look forward to Christmas. Well, sod that - instead join us as we look forward to Manchester Punk Festival 2019! So sit back and enjoy nine great songs from Bobby Funk, Call Me Malcolm, Not On Tour, Bexatron, Limozine, Tommy And The Commies, Screech Bats, Tim Loud and Centurion Sect.Bobby Funk, Comedy Suburbs, Manchester Punk Festival, TNS Records, no Facebook comments this week, poking, we have your Podchaser reviews, last week, the emo horse has a name, Paul now has 2 working toilets, Nutty Nottingham, DeanFest, the wall of quotes, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, PGOTW, Lewes Con Club, new bed..., the week ahead, Tony would like to go to the cinema, Bohemian Rhapsody, the other Pauly B, Paul's Ottoman Empire, Izzatwat and the rise of the right.Song 1: Bobby Funk - WankerSong 2: Call Me Malcolm – Nameless FriendsSong 3: Not On Tour - FlipSong 4: Bexatron – Dirty DiscoSong 5: Limozine - Goin' To A PartySong 6: Tommy And The Commies – Suckin’ In your 20’sSong 7: Screech Bats - ClammySong 8: Tim Loud - HateSong 9: Centurion Sect - Tourettes

Episode 25 sees Liam at the Signature Brew Brewery in east London talking to one of the founders, Sam McGregor (the other being Tom Bott). So why talk to Signature Brew? Well, not only is Signature Brew run by a team of punk and ska loving people, the company has a ‘punk’ ethos at its core (you will hear more about that in our chat). The brewery has also played its part in supplying and creating beers for some of the biggest and best punk festivals up and down the UK like; SlamDunk, Manchester Punk Festival, Arc Tan Gent and 2000 Trees. But it’s probably best known for creating collaboration beers with artists like Frank Turner, The Skints, The Hold Steady, Slaves,  Millencolin, Mastodon, Heck and Enter Shikari (just to name a few). Liam and Sam of course talk beer (you will quickly discover that Liam knows to fuck all about beer and that Sam knows a lot!). They discuss warm breakfast beers at festivals, the craft beer company that divides opinions - BrewDog and Sam explain how the US beer, Sierra Nevada, was a beer game changer. It's not all about the beer; Sam’s other love is punk and ska music. Sam happens to have played trumpet in a few ska bands in his past and makes a link between the two industries (music and beer).    Lastly, Liam and Sam talk about the punk bands that Signature Brew have already worked with, how much input these bands have in the creation of their beer (gravy beer anyone?) and Sam discusses artists he would like to work with in 2019. Looking forward to 2019, Signature Brew is looking to move to a new state-of-the-art brewhouse so they can treble capacity as well as open two new taprooms to showcase their beers and put on live gigs. To do this they need money and have therefore set up a crowd cube page where you, the listener, can invest as little as £10 or up to £25,000,000 into Signature Brew’s long-term venture. If this is something you would like to know more about then clink the link or go to www.signaturebrew.co.uk for more information on how you can invest in the future of Signature Brew. This week’s band hail from San Diego, California. They’re called ‘Watashi Wa Dance Party’ and their track 'Really Over' from their new E.P. Skate Pop Suicide plays out the show. Please support the podcast and go rate and review on iTunes, Spotify or whatever podcast streaming service you use. Follow the podcast on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter using the handle @punksinpubs. Lastly, the power of word of mouth helps this podcast grow so spread the word. Until next time…

As DIY giants Manchester Punk Festival have just announced the first installment of their 2019 line-up, we thought it was time for Ian 'Tree' Robinson to join us on the podcast. Tree's a staple of the Northern punk scene, known for booking regular gigs through the Anarchistic Undertones collective and tours via AU Tour Booking. He's got years of experience in DIY bookings, plus a Northern attitude that makes him quite an entertaining guest. We discuss Manchester Punk Festival's changes, what he's learned from 10 years of booking punk shows and some of our current favourite bands and labels. We also talk about Propagandhi. A lot. P.S. The star of tonight's show is our cover model, Bernie, who you can follow on Instagram @dci_burnside. These are the tunes we played: - Main Line 10 - Attitudes - Incisions - War In Your Head - Misantropic - Man Into Beast - Misgivings - Call It Off - Fair Do's - Candleman For more info head to www.shout-louder.com

As the guitarist in both TNS folk-punk favourites Matilda's Scoundrels and new sludge punk band Haest, as well as one of the organisers of Wotsit Called Festival, Dan Flanagan is one of the most active members of our current UK DIY punk scene. I've been meaning to catch Dan to record a podcast since we first got started, but we finally managed to make time while both in Slovenia at Punk Rock Holiday! Where better to record than on an deserted beach in blazing sunshine, with our feet dipped in the crystal clear river, surrounded by stunning mountains? Although the scenery is idyllic, you can definitely hear our hangovers in the first section of the podcast, and I struggled a bit with my battered vocal chords. Fortunately, Dan's capable of stringing a sentence together, and we get onto a proper discussion of festival antics. We talk about the joys of Punk Rock Holiday (including Mad Caddies, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Comeback Kid and Almeida), as well as Manchester Punk Festival, Pie Race, Wotsit Called Fest and all kinda of other shenanigans. We begin by saying we're not doing to bad on the hangover front, but you can definitely hear the wear and tear in my battered vocal chords and the difficulty in stringing sentences together. You can hear us verbally wake up about 20 minutes in! These are the tunes we played: - Matilda's Scoundrels - Mr Martyn - Haest - I Didn't Throw A Single Stone And Still I Got Pissed On - Bootscraper - The Family For more information, visit www.shout-louder.com.

Holly from Kiss Me, Killer joins Mark and Sarah for a bonus episode, talking about our highlights of Manchester Punk Festival 2018, recorded at 11am the day after the festival. Things Sarah learned while recording this podcast: - Holly Searle from Kiss Me, Killer is an incredible guest - Podcasting drunk is a lot funnier when the two people with you aren't sober - Never suggest recording a podcast at 11am on the morning after a 3-day punk festival - Never trust your friends to stop you from doing something stupid We talk about our favourite parts of Manchester Punk Festival, including some tunes from Waterweed, Natterers, Ducking Punches and Kiss Me, Killer. We also speak to In Evil Hour, Captain Trips, Aerial Salad and Jochen from Charlie's Big Raygun Records. Other highlights include Propagandhi, Milloy, Beat The Red Light, PMX and a really, really bad joke about the singer from Captain Trips, who wears sandals everywhere. Holly also tells us about Hell Hath No Fury Fest - a women-centric punk event she's hosting in Bristol over the late May bank holiday weekend - Kiss Me, Killer and the struggles of being a woman in the punk scene.

We are so excited to share this with you! Recorded in the extremely silly, hungover aftermath of Dugstock Festival Mark and Sarah discuss all things Manchester Punk Festival in detail. We pick through the whole line-up, talk about the festival's history and give you insider tips on surviving the weekend. Even if you're not attending the festival, it's worth a listen to hear some fantastic punk tunes and to laugh at how tired we are. Stay tuned till the end as we will also be proudly announcing the Friday night headliner of Wotsit Called Festival. These are the songs we played: - Fresh - Get Bent - Eat Defeat - Shortcuts - Start At Zero - Against The Stream - Uniforms - Schoolboy Errors - Wonk Unit - Day Job Wanker

We've had some terrible news through this week about LimoDean of the fantastic Limozine, so whilst we struggle to process it - let's listen to another nine great songs from The Derellas, The Country Dark, No Matter, Culture Shock, Limozine, Dead Drummer, Wonk Unit, Death Party UK and Gravves.No additional material this week, Tony has your Facebook comments, a great new listener, old shows, Canadana origins, Pocko get's in touch, Chelsea, Manchester Punk Festival, Paul talks about his Saturday night Hitchin show, Commonwealth Games, RIP LimoDean, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Paulyb picks a gig, in the world... yeah!, Wonk Unit, the week ahead, Tony's busy busy busy, no Izzatwat this week, iTunes reviews, Gravves? Grav Ves? Graves? and a reminder of the stations which carry us!Song 1: The Derellas – High Rise SupersizeSong 2: The Country Dark – Black Diamond TrainSong 3: No Matter – El BaitSong 4: Culture Shock - VisibilitySong 5: Limozine – You’ve Been LimozinedSong 6: Dead Drummer - MortifiedSong 7: Wonk Unit – Day Job WankerSong 8: Death Party UK – A Lucifer In RedSong 9: Gravves – Hello Sailor

As the snow chaos enters it's second day, we tunnel through the snow, wrap a blanket around the internet, pour a little extra whiskey into our tea and prepare to bring you nine great songs from Random Hand, Crumbs, Stage Door Guy, Lightyear, Fire Exit, In Evil Hour, Gutara Kyo, Death Party UK and Uniforms.Manchester Punk Festival, Random Hand, Gary Spate, Hellfire Film Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, The BC Experiment, Simon Nott, last week, Tony has booked his Christmas holiday, RIP Keith Chegwin, Paul talks about his gigs this weekend, Oslo, SNOW CHAOS, Buddhist monks, LHR -> STN From the Vaults, Fire Exit, Coventry, Tony's International Gig Guide, UK Subs, Aldi, Lemsips, the week ahead, Star Wars The Last Jedi, Punk for the homeless, Sumac, keep Christmas cheap, Centurion Sect, Izzatwat and don't forget to bring a bit of Christmas to those around you!Song 1: Random Hand – If I Save Your BackSong 2: Crumbs – Weasels Can WaitSong 3: Stage Door Guy – Mr MojoSong 4: Lightyear – Nuff CutsSong 5: Fire Exit – Wheelchair Outta ControlSong 6: In Evil Hour - RevolutionSong 7: Gutara Kyo - DaydreamSong 8: Death Party UK – My Own WaySong 9: Uniforms – Keep On Keeping On

This week we celebrate as the first volume of the Manchester Punk Festival compilation drops into our Punky paws. So whilst we make sure our knife is where it should be, get ready for nine great songs from Svetlanas, Incisions, The Speedlights, Proto Idiot, Titan Go Kings, Bee Bee Sea, Danny Cleaver, Captain Hotknives and Mobina Galore.Manchester Punk Festival, TNS, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comment, Fred, Last Man On Earth, last week, Flying Blind On A Rocket Cycle at The Bowl, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, not a great deal happening this week, knife problems down at the warehouse, no Izzatwat this week, fighting and a reminder of the stations which carry us.Song 1: Svetlanas – Negative ApproachSong 2: Incisions – Mexican JailSong 3: The Speedlights – Out Of SortsSong 4: Proto Idiot – Better Way Of LifeSong 5: Titan Go Kings – A Volume Of Titan Go KingsSong 6: Bee Bee Sea – This Dog Is The King Of LosersSong 7: Danny Cleaver – Bored Of EverythingSong 8: Captain Hotknives – Are You Into Bread?Song 9: Mobina Galore – Start All Over

This week Paul finally reveals himself to be quite the talented soothsayer, while Tony is quite content to just say soothing things. Before the show started we predicated that there would be great songs and they were indeed delivered by Viki Vortex And The Cumshots, The Pluralses, The Franklys, Aaron Buchanan And The Cult Classics, The Meatmen, The Foreign Resort, Bitter Grounds, Go Bold and Destination Lonely.There's an election, Paul's further predictions, The Pluralses, 1977, Tony has your Facebook comments, Frankie Boyle, Nes Cory loves Paul, which one of us has recorded more Punkys, Paul's Tony impression, we talk about last week, Tony had no easter eggs, vegan bounty, weetabix, Paul vs Cats update, the wee chair, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Manchester Punk Festival, Denmark, Alcohol reunion practice and gig, Paul's back in Oslo, no Izzatwat this week, Paul has further predictions for solutions for when it all goes wrong, Cafepress, Paul reveals a little too much, Forest v Blackburn, Thanks to the stations that carry us and of course Denmark.Song 1: Viki Vortex And The Cumshots – Five To FiveSong 2: The Pluralses –Two Out Of Three Ain’t BadSong 3: The Franklys – Too TallSong 4: Aaron Buchanan And The Cult Classics – Dancin’ Down BelowSong 5: The Meatmen – Morrissey Must DieSong 6: The Foreign Resort – She Is LostSong 7: Bitter Grounds – Tell Me KnowSong 8: Go Bold – Three Little BirdsSong 9: Destination Lonely – I Don’t Mind

The Manchester Punk Festival draws ever closer so this week we feature some more tracks from the latest release. So get ready for nine great songs from The Swindells, LineOut, The Filaments, Nelson Can, The Skids, The Blue Carpet Band, Denim & Leather, Shit Present and Empty Lungs.Manchester Punk Festival, Easter?, Tony has your Facebook comments, Punky T Shirt, Hello Dukes Arms!, the finest of Nottingham's pubs, Pete, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, TNSRecords tour, St Patricks, Genghis Can't, the week ahead, birthdays, Paul's comedy club, a peek behind the scenes, no Izzatwat this week, we talk about our cafepress site, yellow friendship and a reminder of the stations which carry us.Song 1: The Swindells – East StreetSong 2: LineOut – Anatolian NightsSong 3: The Filaments - StatisticSong 4: Nelson Can - MiracleSong 5: The Skids - ReasonsSong 6: The Blue Carpet Band – Genghis KhanSong 7: Denim & Leather – Bleeding GlassSong 8: Shit Present – Evil WaySong 9: Empty Lungs – Don’t Get It

2017 is here, and we kick off the year with another look at the upcoming Manchester Punk Festival as well as our usual claptrap. So get ready for 9 great tracks from Bobby Funk, Pussywhips, Biznaga, BrainDead, Vice Squad, The Murderburgers, Nightmen, Los Chicos and CHIEF.Happy New Year, a reminder for you to get in touch, Iberian feel, Coimbra?, Tony has your Facebook comments, best of, let us know your fabourite tracks, ask Mick?, Tony's quiet new year, Bridget Jones vs X Men, Harry Potter, Paul had an unexpected visitor, Dog and Partridge, From the Vaults, Vice Squad, Tony's International Gig Guide, Tony needs a new bass player, again, Paul talks about his gig this week in Hitchin, no Twat this week, Celebrity deaths, Paul's favourite Wham song and a reminder of the stations which carry us.Song 1: Bobby Funk – Panic In The Paddock Song 2: Pussywhips – Drive Thru Riding ManSong 3: Biznaga – Heroes Del NoSong 4: BrainDead – Hamburg Gegen GewaltSong 5: Vice Squad - NothingSong 6: The Murderburgers – The WavesSong 7: Nightmen – Amanda LearSong 8: Los Chicos – Responsibility VilleSong 9: CHIEF – This Island

So Christmas is done, and before we join the rapidly expanding list of 2016 casualties - we bring you our favourite tracks from the last six months. Get ready for songs from The Zipheads, Faintest Idea, Pizzatramp, Wonk Unit, Scarecrow, You Want Fox, The Witchdoktors, Hands Off Gretel and Limozine.It's been a tough week, Paul's lost his keys, Tony suspects he may be allergic to wine, Paul's civilised drinks evening, Manchester Punk Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, Pizzatramp and Wonk Unit, we talk about last week, regrouting the shower, Paul's next door but one neighbour has issues, the Basford finger punch, Finland, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, The Bleach Boys new album, You Want Fox, New Years Eve, 2016 killer of Celebrities, Rick Parfitt, George Michael, Carrie Fisher, time for one more?, we find a suitable Izzatwat and a reminder of the stations which feature us.Song 1: The Zipheads - InsteadSong 2: Faintest Idea – Circling The Drain Song 3: Pizzatramp – Queen Of RinglandSong 4: Wonk Unit – We Are The EnglandSong 5: Scarecrow – Horror Of The Beach PartySong 6: You Want Fox – Throw Down Your WeaponsSong 7: The Witchdoktors – No Pain, No GainSong 8: Hands Off Gretel – Oh ShitSong 9: Limozine – Satan Sick Balls

Another step closer to that most wonderful time of year - the Christmas Punky Special. In the meantime, we bring you more great bands from next years Manchester Punk Festival and other greatness from SHOT, The Toasters, MFC Chicken, The Monsters, The X-Certs, Homes For The Elite, Thee Infidels, The Bleach Boys and Nosebleed.Manchester Punk Festival, Mario Cannemela, not THAT Springfield, Kickstarter campaign, I Don't Know What They're Singing. Yosser Hughes, Tony has your Facebook comments, our first 2 baby section, we talk about last week, Paul's Nottingham comedy gig, Forest v Derby, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, The Bleach Boys at The Sumac, Homes For The Elite, the new old Bleach Boys album, 10cc, Insane Star gets in touch, Izzatwat and please do visit our Cafepress site for those ideal late minute Christmas gifts!Song 1: SHOT – Gotta DieSong 2: The Toasters – Don’t Let The Bastards Grind You DownSong 3: MFC Chicken – Baby Let Me Bang Your Box (Goin’ Chicken Crazy)Song 4: The Monsters – Baby You’re My DrugSong 5: The X-Certs – Anthem Song 6: Homes For The Elite – Today’s SpecialSong 7: Thee Infidels – Reality Is RelativeSong 8: The Bleach Boys – Cardboard Cut outsSong 9: Nosebleed – Time And Time Again

This week's show narrowly avoids an arse crisis as we fall into the loving arms of the Manchester Punk Festival. Get ready for 9 great tracks from The Living Daylights, Grand Collapse, Mighty Midgets, Faintest Idea, The Fall, Maid Of Ace, Larrakia, The Domestics and Sweet Empire.Do you know the way to Lincoln?, Manchester Punk Festival, I Don't Know What They're Singing, Smash Hits, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, we talk about last week, dentist fun, Wonk Unit gig, half pint pub crawl, From the Vaults, someone else's life long fall fan, Tony's International Gig Guide, Mariah Carey..., Tony's band, Tony's hunting for a bassist, back to the dentist, Paul's having a quiet week, toad in the hole, Izzatwat, InsaneStar, knicker express, arse crisis and we remind you of the stations which carry the show!Song 1: The Living Daylights – Maybe EscapesSong 2: Grand Collapse – Touch PaperSong 3: Mighty Midgets – Thoughts On Article 19Song 4: Faintest Idea – Circle The DrainSong 5: The Fall - PsychomafiaSong 6: Maid Of Ace – Maid In EnglandSong 7: Larrakia - SucceedSong 8: The Domestics – I Love My JobSong 9: Sweet Empire – Unsolving Problems