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Music and interviews featuring creative people from York and around the world.
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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. In a fascinating conversation, Daniel shares with Miles about how rock needs to be accountable for its past.Please be aware that this episode covers topics that some listeners may find uncomfortable such as rape, antisemitism and the Holocaust.Thumbnail image by Bridie Main
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.When I set up this and its associated podcast, Going Underground, I had in mind that I would use it to get to know up and coming artists better and shine a light on their work. So, it feels right that the 50th episode of this podcast is dedicated to someone who personifies the term “up and coming.”Jacqueline Cordes is a composer who we’ve been following since the end of 2024, and I wanted to get to know more about her and her secret superpower.
Welcome to Going Underground, a podcast by Yorkcalling.co.ukMy name is Graeme Smith, editor in chief of York CallingAs 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.Newton Faulkner has been going strong since the early '00s and is perhaps making his best music to date at the moment. I interviewed him about getting out of his own way, what it was like to breakthrough, and the baffling world of modern music.
Welcome to Going Underground, a podcast by Yorkcalling.co.ukMy name is Graeme Smith, editor in chief of York CallingAs 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.Newton Faulkner has been going strong since the early '00s and is perhaps making his best music to date at the moment. I interviewed him about getting out of his own way, what it was like to breakthrough, and the baffling world of modern music.
In this podcast episode, I chat to a very special guest, Jay Buchanan from the American rock band, Rival Sons.In between shows with the legendary Guns N' Roses, Rival Sons are playing their own headline tour across Europe, including a stop off at York's Barbican. Check out the video to find out what the band have in store for us, as well as how it feels to be one of Ozzy Osbourne's favourite bands. Feature art by Anne-Marie Forker
In this podcast episode, I chat to a very special guest, Jay Buchanan from the American rock band, Rival Sons.In between shows with the legendary Guns N' Roses, Rival Sons are playing their own headline tour across Europe, including a stop off at York's Barbican. Check it out to find out what the band have in store for us, as well as how it feels to be one of Ozzy Osbourne's favourite bands. Episode art by Anne-Marie Forker.
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.
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.
In this episode, he chats to Wakefield-based hip-hop artist TjTUCKER about his music, aspirations, and getting into trouble at the Bentley dealership.
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.
In this episode, York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith enjoys a brief chat with London-based Slovakian artist Kat Kikta. Recently, he shared her track and video, Cherry Trees, and spoke to her about it, the concept of 'sound healing' and what it all has to do with Brian Eno.
Recently, York Minster made the headlines when they invited the metal band Plague of Angels to play on their hallowed grounds. Miles Salter, a writer, poet, musician and York Calling contributor had his take on it all, which we published on our blog. Seeing the post, Mark Mynett from the band got in touch to give their side of the story.Get tickets for their Huddersfield town hall show here: https://www.kirklees.gov.uk/beta/town-halls/book-tickets.aspx?eventId=84801AHTTVPBHRTCDJGTTPLPKJLGTLLJD
York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith chats to Leeds-based singer songwriter Molly Rymer about her influences and upcoming plans. Photo by Ben Jason Tolkin
Guest presenter Miles Salter chats to Tiffany Murray, author of My Family and Other Rock Stars, about her time growing up at the legendary Rockfield Studios in the '70s.
York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith is joined by Icelandic experimental pop artist Inki to chat about her album Thoughts Midsentence, UK connections and Iceland's penchant for the Avant Garde.
In the last episode of the current series, York Calling Editor in Chief is joined by co-host Miles Salter to look back on 2023, with mentions of Taylor Swift, The Beatles, Elton John, FatDog, The Loud Bangs, DieKaiDie, Marlene Larsen, Jo Beth Young and more.
York Calling editor in chief Graeme Smith is joined by guest interviewer Steve Pratt, and stage and screen director Mingyu Lin. The York-based director, who also works on Channel 4's Hollyoaks, tells Steve all about her innovative, eco-friendly work A Play For The Living In The Time of Extinction, being performed at York Theatre Royal between 27 and 30 September 2023.
For this special episode, York Calling Editor in Chief braved the wilds of Leeds Festival to bring you interviews with five acts who performed - Vistas, ALT BLK ERA, Haunt The Woods, Anchor Lane and Mother Mother - about their festival experiences. Feature photo: ALT BLK ERA by John Hayhurst
In this episode, York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith chats to Julian Shah-Tayler. Performing as The Singularity, Julian has just released his album Elysium, so Graeme and Julian talk about the album and its heavyweight contributors, as well as being a local lad in LA, and what David Bowie has to do with it all.
In this episode York Calling Editor in Chief Graeme Smith chats to Millie Manders. Millie and her band the Shutup are coming to York on the 7th of July and Millie tells us about where her onstage energy comes from, her recommendations, and what she makes of the current UK scene.
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