For the sixth episode of Slovenly On The Spot, we sit down with Reverend Beat-Man for a conversation about change, love and touring as well as the many lives of one of underground music’s most restless characters.

We talk about his journey from Lightning Beat Man to Reverend Beat-Man, his years with The Monsters and the strange realities of constantly being on the road, and what happens when the person you were starts becoming someone else.

A conversation about music, transformation and love. 

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For Episode 5, we sit down with Seth Sutton, the mastermind behind Useless Eaters, for a conversation about nearly two decades of making music, touring, and everything in between.

Seth gives us his take on egg punk and its scene and sound as well as his thoughts about being associated with a term that has grown into its own corner of underground music. We also talk about his journey as a musician and what keeps him making music after almost 20 years. His life on the road, and the experiences that have shaped him along the way.

From his early days to wherever the road leads next, Seth shares his perspective on staying creative, and doing things your own way.

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Our fourth guest is none other than Thulasizwe "Struf" Nkosi. Guitarist for Twenty One Children and one of the founding members of the Soweto skate and punk scene.

Abdula and Thula talk about growing up in South Africa and finding punk rock and skateboarding along the way. We get into the early days of skating and partying with friends. The good times, the stupid times and everything in between.

Thula also opens up about sobriety and how his relationship with music, friends and life has changed over the years.

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For Episode 3 of Slovenly On The Spot, we sat down with photographer and lifelong punk Rob Coons to talk about the journey that brought him behind the lens.

Rob reflects on his early days discovering punk, how the scene shaped his perspective, and what first sparked his interest in photography. We get into the photographers and artists who inspired him, why documenting people and moments has become such an important part of his life, and how punk continues to influence the way he sees the world.

We also talk about looking ahead, his aspirations as a photographer, what continues to drive his creativity, and the importance of staying curious while documenting the communities you care about.

This episode is a conversation about finding your craft, preserving culture, and seeing the world through a different lens.

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Slovenly On The Spot – Episode 2: Sean Wood (The Spits)

For Episode 2 of Slovenly On The Spot, we sit down with Slovenly legend Sean Wood from The Spits for a conversation spanning over two decades of punk chaos, touring, and DIY culture.

Sean talks about the inception of The Spits, the early days of the band, and how something that started as pure outsider weirdness grew into one of punk’s most cult-loved bands. We get into tour stories from across the years, the humour and absurdity behind the band, and what it means to continue making punk music more than 20 years later.

This episode is a reflection on longevity, creativity, and staying true to the spirit of punk long after trends come and go.

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Welcome to the first episode of Slovenly On The Spot 

Slovenly On The Spot  launches with a grounded, unfiltered conversation featuring Sal Go of Sexxfaces, an artist whose path through punk is as deliberate as it is hard-earned.

In this episode, Sal traces her entry into the scene, from the first spark of discovery to the formative bands that shaped her voice and presence. The conversation moves beyond origin stories into something more reflective: what it means to stay committed to punk over time, and why she continues to show up for it.

We also dig into her experience as a person of colour within the scene. Examining the shifts and the realities of navigating spaces that haven’t always been built to include everyone.

This is a conversation about endurance, identity, and the deeper reasons people stay rooted in underground culture long after the novelty fades.

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