Isolated Incidents

Alt-pop band Flawes are the next guests! With plenty of digs at Disney Plus, this was one of the most fun episodes to record so far!

Our second time speaking to the Covasettes! Chris tells us all about being shortlisted for a spot on the next Glastonbury main stage

Jamie from Vistas makes an appearance to talk about their upcoming debut album, "Everything Changes In The End", as well as winding up Prentice with Dylan and headlining Barrowlands at the end of the year!

Ollie and Oscar from The Estevans talk about having to pack up and head home mid-tour due to the virus, and making the most of lockdown by coming up with as many ideas for the future as possible!

The boys from Corella spoke to Joe from their band abode about their new single "Puppets" and debated whether or not living with Alan Sugar and Donald Trump during lockdown would be any fun! 

Kev from Paris Youth Foundation talks recording their upcoming debut album, wanting a hug and a cup of tea with Jurgen Klopp and the whole new meaning brought to their latest single, "Home Is Where The Heart Is" 

We've reached 10 episodes, and to celebrate Robbie from Dancing On Tables is our next guest! Topics included the band's online, socially distanced monopoly night, and Robbie became only the second person to pick someone from his band as the worst person to live with during lockdown! 

Enjoy! 

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Robbie from Thurso 4-piece Forgetting The Future is the next guest! He gave insight into the recording process of their debut album "Broken Phones and Hormones" as well as picking the best and worst lockdown flatmates in the world.

Stockport 5-piece The Panamas are next up on Isolated Incidents! Some solid choices for their lockdown flatmates and a look into what they will be up to after lockdown are featured in a great episode!

Irish up-and-comers The Clockworks are the guests for episode 7! Yes, all 4 of them! A chaotic remote recording, they talked about pushing back the release of their next single, getting played on BBC Radio 1 by Annie Mac and what it would be like to live with Johnny Marr for lockdown!