This week, the young singer-songwriter SOAK, aka 22-year old Bridie Monds-Watson, meets Q Editor Ted Kessler in The Making Of bunker for a revelation-packed edition. She tells us why Derry can no longer contain her, what she stole from Avril Lavigne, why the title of her forthcoming second album Grim Town is just a state of mind, and how one day she'll resurrect her first band, Peeing In The Dark. All this and the feared/loved Biscuit Tin, too.

Q Editor Ted Kessler invites bass-playing legend Jah Wobble into the Q Presents The Making Of studio to hear tales of pre-Sex Pistols Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious, the terrible consequences of using his housemates' furniture as firewood, east London mysticism, which famous soliloquy Martin Scorsese recited to him, why he could never rejoin PiL, and the key to a long and happy life as tower of bass power. Warning! Contains strong-language and tales of violence and drug-taking.

Jason Williamson joins Q Editor Ted Kessler to describe his journey from furious no-hoper to furious 40-something pop star with Sleaford Mods.

Q Presents The Making Of is a weekly podcast from the makers of Q Magazine focused upon the life and times of a celebrated recording artist. Each week, Q editor Ted Kessler meets a superstar songwriter and performer to discuss their highs and lows, the music that influenced them, their life beyond music, and the songs that define them. We have also resurrected Smash Hits' Biscuit Tin inquisition to prize out the answers to questions that most pop stars never face (i.e. what would you like to be reincarnated as; if you could keep your head, what animal body would like to try; what advice would you give your younger self; when did you last have a punch-up, etc).