We chat to Gavin Rossdale about life in California during lockdown, the new Bush album, and how dusting down an old drum machine can do wonders for your creativity.  

We chat to country sensation, Tenille Townes, about life during lockdown, making new music, drinking good lemonade, and raising almost $2m for charity. 

We chat to Björk's front of house engineer, John Gale, about creating what he believes is the ultimate live show experience using d&b's immersive audio Soundscape system.

We chat to The Zutons' drummer, Sean Payne, about the band's 20-year history, making music during lockdown, and how the new Zutons album might sound when it's finished.

We talk all things Monty Python with André Jacquemin, the man behind the music on so many of the iconic comedy troupe's mad and marvellous movies.  

Scottish songstress KT Tunstall talks about her album trilogy project, going for two walks a day during lockdown, and that famous loop pedal.

Idles frontman Joe Talbot talks lockdown, new music, and the creative process. 

The Hoosiers frontman, Irwin Sparkes, joins us at The Boot in St. Albans to talk new music, the changes in pop culture, and how he, like all of us, would love to out-fence a shark.