Another new music podcast from Rob and Callum; 6 years of If There’s Hell Below and still you have to question ‘do we know enough about the enigma that is Callum Eckersley?’ Well, within this episode are three incredible facts from the man they call The Chillmeister General. One fact you can count on is that the music in this podcast is 100% killer from back to front starting with the acid rock trip of Sun Voyagers and ending with the charismatic lo-fi pop of Volunteer Dad. In between there is the ferocious fire of Detroit MC Nolan the Ninja, YC the Cynic’s swansong, jungle disco from Jolly Mare and sugary sweet but moreish indie from Mercury Girls. The facts plus a load of extra ace tunes are there for you to hear, so take a listen and rate us favourably on iTunes.

For this episode 'On The Ark with...' we sit down with indie veterans Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer of The Posies in a noisy dressing room at the 100 Club. They tell us their masterpiece album, the music their kids listen to and of course we manage to talk about their time in Big Star.

It’s your boys the greatest circus performer the world never saw Rob and the Sultan of Soft Drinks Callum with another music podcast; one that is super chill, but also super reflective and super sexy at a point but also super joyful – super podcast, innit. Said joy comes from Haitian super-group Lakou Mizik and their uplifitng carnival spirit, the super sexy comes from Silentjay X Jace XL a Melbourne based rnb soul duo, the chill comes from the folk of Mutual Benefit and the reflective comes from Terrace Martin’s jazz instrumental of Mortal Man. There are plenty more ace tracks and super moods inside, take a listen and let us know what you’ve enjoyed most.

It’s your boys Rob and Callum with another ITHB podcast and with a selection of songs they’re calling the best 12 collection of songs on the pod this year. There’s powerpop-aplenty peppered all over the playlist with the high-school new wave of Jay Arner, the air-punch glory of Divers and the shiney Radio City sounds of Patrick Boutwell. There’s some lush orchestral soul samples from Jaye Rhodes, art-pop from Moth Eggs and French sci-fi synth action from Dorian Pimpernell + Forever Pavot. There’s plenty more ace songs to enjoy and we hope you do.

It’s your boys the tender prince Callum and the world’s most natural horse-rider Rob with another music podcast with more ace music and insightful ramblings. El Michel’s Affair return with a new killer fuzz funk Wu instrumental, Homeboy Sandman goes in on his pet peeves like a hip hop Larry David and Spike Vincent drunkenly croons to his unrequited love. There’s some afro-spiritual-jazz from Inga, Bollywood grooves from Tall Black Guy and left-field pop from Chris Weisman plus a lot more. Have a listen and enjoy.

It’s your boys Rob and Callum redefining the cool table with yet another music and talk filled podcast. Sitting at the table is Car Set Headrest with an unreleased track about ‘culture’, CROWS with some post punk noise, Andy California with his some garage rock n roll blues, The Myrrors with some free-jazz psych rock and J-Zone with some breaks heavy hip hop, amongst others. Take a seat and enjoy

Straight out of Lizard City, London is the If There Is Hell Below podcast with your boys: former want-to-be mod Rob Morgan and ex-Evan Dando lad Callum Eckersley. Music this week kicks off with something from the Chocolate City with electro-funk from Belgium’s Pomrad, there’s a Chi-Town hazy hip hop wake-up call from d e f . s o u n d, there’s that good nuggets garage blues from The Ar-Kaics, some anx-bedroom indie from Attic Abasement and killer hip hop venom from Noah Vinson. There’s plenty else in this musical city mapper, take a listen and let us know what you dig.

Rob and Callum are back On the Ark with... Virgin Kids, the London garage punk rock three-piece. They provide six songs for six scenarios including: the only good song at their shitty local club, the band's anthem and of course the song they'll be bringing to the Ark party as we escape the apocalypse.

Rob and Callum take a different approach to their usual tried and tested broadcasting format by losing the beer tins and bringing in the wine bottle; it makes for a podcast which has an air of well-earned authority and sophistication. The music suits this new learned laid back tone; with the Japanese folk of Kikagaku Moyo, the instrumental country wilderness of Nick Millevoi and the warm jangle of Mackenzie Keefe. There’s also some falsetto harmony and sax prog from Bart, fuzzy nostalgia from Planet Manhood, dark funk from Dieterich & Barnes and of course some punk from Sick Thoughts to add a bit of edge. Pop this podcast on, let it breath, really let your ears indulge and provide us with your tasting notes on social media.

Rob and Callum are joined by country rock soul group Whitney for the first in a series of podcasts 'On the Ark with...' Max and Julian pick a track from an album the consider a masterpiece, a song they'd bring to The Ark sail-away party and the music that makes them the people, musicians and the band they are today.