Featured artist The Fall Short with a track called time bomb, a bit of ska-punk to wake you up and get you in the mood for the working week.

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hello wonderful people of the internet welcome to royal clearance radio it's a beautiful sunny day it's a monday morning i'm fresh fresh fresh as a daisy and i hope you are too now i'm going to feature something today a little bit more energetic than the beethoven that we did last night at bedtime remember i do a bedtime broadcast as well and i thought we're going to do something a little bit punky and this is by a local artist he goes by the name of the full short and his name's greg and he's wonderful what's exciting about greg i thought or interesting is that he recorded his entire album in a converted world war ii bunker at the bottom of his garden how cool is that and it just goes to show actually that um you know we're all about recycling and good can come from bad because i'm sure it was a petrifying place originally when it was first built it's quite interesting because all of the marina here at royal clarence is a converted royal navy depot we've got the vitulas where the food was made and we've got these massive ovens it's now a restaurant and a bistro and we've got engine rooms we've got a pump house and all these things have been converted into offices eateries and apartments we have very swanky wonderful apartments looking over all the yachts and everything and i love it when you walk around you really feel the history of it all it's it's wonderfully um nostalgic even if you're you know you're never in the navy what have you it's you can feel the the sense of it and actually i remember when i first moved in i had no internet for you know what it's like when you first moved into a property and i had to stay in for a delivery of a bed and so i'd had no phone calls i had no internet i had no phone signal and though it seemed very quiet um there were fewer homes it's about four or five years ago and uh anyway i came out of my apartment and i was going walking across the marina uh the car park that used to be very much a part of raw clarence yard and there was some helicopters above navy helicopters and i i wondered actually if we were at war it was very very odd just because of the sense of it you know it's changing a bit now it feels a bit more lived in we've got a lot more people around but there are a lot of holiday homes here and some parts of the year it does feel a little isolated and it can be a bit eerie sometimes if if you just don't see anyone i went for a jog recently actually and uh i was trying to shed a few pounds after lockdown and i'll get up really really early because i didn't want to see anyone you know didn't have my eyebrows on and uh ill-fitting bras here and i went for a jog needless to say i bumped into two or...