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Now that being in a band is cool again, and now that grotty indie guitar music seems a viable career choice, every corner of the UK sprouts an exciting new group ... or two, or three. Glasgow's Franz Ferdinand seize the moment, winning the Mercury Music Prize. They are the undisputed early leaders of this new scene-without-a-name, setting a tone that is unashamedly artistic and literate. And also quite boozy.
Featured interviewees include Alex Kapranos, The Cribs and Paul Smith
Warning: this episode contains strong language and adult themes.
By BBC Radio 6 Music5
1010 ratings
Now that being in a band is cool again, and now that grotty indie guitar music seems a viable career choice, every corner of the UK sprouts an exciting new group ... or two, or three. Glasgow's Franz Ferdinand seize the moment, winning the Mercury Music Prize. They are the undisputed early leaders of this new scene-without-a-name, setting a tone that is unashamedly artistic and literate. And also quite boozy.
Featured interviewees include Alex Kapranos, The Cribs and Paul Smith
Warning: this episode contains strong language and adult themes.

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