Made in the UK Podcrawl Special

Professionalism completely thrown out of the window this time with some interviews with the hosts of Made in the UK after some alcohol was consumed for Podcrawl. Thanks to Adnams for sponsoring the event. There is expletives throughout, and so not entirely safe for work, but safe for headphones.


Sad Songs, by Koomla (London)
Al Jihad (The Struggle), by Celt Islam (Manchester)
Austere, by The Joy Formidable (Mold)
Brain Stem, by Lord Numb (London)
Keep it Fierce, by Rebel Soul Collective (Nottingham)
Apology to the Feminine, by Zalinski (London)
Its a Rave Dave, by Trash Fashion (London)
Ships with holes will Sink, by We were Promised Jetpacks (Scotland)
Square One, The Wide Eyes (Midhurst)

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Many many thanks to the hosts, and to the artists who let us play their music on the show, without them, these projects would not happen.

Starting point has not changed

Contrary to Dave's statement on his latest Bugcast, the starting point of Podcrawl has NOT changed.
It's still The Argyll Arms, starting around Noon.

Ta.
Rowley

In case....DarkCompass 359 - Crawling.

Just in case you did not get it, I put a show together with lots of interviews from Podcrawl #3. I hope you Enjoy

This week, mainly podcrawl, interviewing great people and generally making a nuisance of myself with a microphone. Check out Podcrawl for tweetage. A good time.

Music From

• Black Era - Italy
  Get EP from Jamendo


• The Daylight Faded - UK


• Secret Archives of the Vatican - UK


• Molgam - Netherlands
  Get EP from 23 Seconds


• Filthy Kicks - UK


• Lord Numb - UK


• Chaosanct - UK


• Corrision - UK

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Podcrawl - viewed from a very long way away...

Have you ever wondered what podcrawl looks like to someone who is (a) thousands of miles away and (b) sober?

Thanks to Daniel from the Journey inside my mind podcast for this Flikr link...

A few offerings from the camera of your very own Grumbler. Which is why he isnt in any of them. Hooray!!!

Jeremy "G-Spot" Gugenheim in pensive pose...








Gabor Kovacs, from Electrical Language









Stuart Morrison from Insomnia Radio UK (Are we keeping him up?)








Well, it wouldnt be a podcrawl without Codger Cogle from PC Podcast, would it?







Colin Gazely, of the Oroboroboroborobobobos podcast.








A Genuine Peer! Say hello to Lord Numb








And here's Spidersleg, the other half of the "Reject Club" with "His Numbness"







Dark Compass Rowley!








Loitering...








Scott, From the Night Nurse... I thought Night Nurse was a proprietary decongestant. I do hope he doesnt use his finger...







Rowley. Just cant resist getting in shot again, can he?








Neither can his lordship, when it comes down to it








Stuart...








You sure Spiders drink this stuff??








Oh dear, dear, dear....








Peter Clitheroe, chatting over the Interwebby








Gabor, blending in with the decor...








This'll be Vince, from the Secret Archives of the Vatican. A fine band, and now a fine podcast too!







Mr Clitheroe, Waxing Lyrical.








Our Jezza, Disturbed by any suggestion of "Waxing"...








And, of course, a bit of a team photo, early on, and very sober...

Closer...

Its getting closer now...

Montagu Pike in Charing Chross Road, with people dribbling in from about 11am onwards. (They do a decent coffee for those with 'sun over the yard arm' issues.)

Attractions to include some recording for AMPED. Coffee. Skype conversations with the geographically challenged. Silliness. Beer. Daft hats.

What more could you wish for?

Picures will, of course, be posted on this site afterwards...

On yer bike...

We've established the day... 4th April it is.

And we'll kick off at the Montagu Pike in Charing Cross Road.

A fearsome array of Ales to be had, so why was it that last time we met there several old duffers (Grumbler included) kicked off with a coffee? Shameful!

So lets see you there?