VINTAGE SOCIETY PODCAST

James Vickery is a R&B artist from South London. His latest single, "Hourglass", is available now on all music streaming platforms.

We talk Masterchef, cooking, process, creating something from nothing, rawness, working with a variety of producers, singing, unrest in creativity, playing live, looking after your voice, Manuka honey, opera, finding his sound, collaborating with Musiq Souldchild and creating timeless music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Cautious Clay is a songwriter, multi instrumentalist and producer, based in New York City. His latest single "Karma & Friends" is available now on all music streaming platforms.

We talk his fictional podcast, Godfather of Harlem, Speelburg, collaboration, living with eleven other people, playing a Basquiat exhibition, piano, “Dying in the Subtlety”, sample libraries, limitations, "Roots", engaging with fans, pressure, design and his team.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Glasvegas are a rock band from Glasgow. Their latest record, "Godspeed", is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services.

We talk with James Allan about self producing the new record, leaving a laptop full of demos on the subway, having a strong support network of people, drawing from direct experiences, "My Body is a Glasshouse", asking questions, interludes, sampling Pyscho, William Friedkin, instinct, playing football professionally and creative control.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Lizzie Reid is a songwriter from Glasgow. Her debut EP, "Cubicle", is available now on all music streaming platforms.

We talk imperfections, demos, guitars, environment, home, understanding yourself, spontaneity, car breakdowns, laughter, her fear of Santa Claus, zombies, her grandfather, being grateful of opportunities and things she learned about herself from making her debut EP.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Duncan Cowles is a BAFTA Scotland Award winning documentary filmmaker. His short films include Isabella, Directed by Tweedie and Taking Stock. His new six part TV series, "Scary Adult Things", is available now on BBC iPlayer.

We talk the response to Scary Adult Things, radio, filming during a pandemic, word of mouth, podcasts, Robbie Williams, working with people you know, gaming, challenging stereotypes, In The Company of Insects, working with the BBC, making films for yourself, compromises and good documentary questions.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

Interlude Music: "Abyss" by Pelican Tusk

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Abel Korzeniowski is a composer of film, television and theatre scores. He has worked on projects such as Nocturnal Animals, Penny Dreadful and A Single Man amongst many more.

We talk using the orchestra as an instrument, handmade objects, demo tracks, collaborating with Tom Ford & Madonna, creating themes, working on projects with multiple narratives, building instruments, unique experiences and expressing things in art which we can't anywhere else.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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S. Craig Zahler is an award-winning screenwriter, director, novelist, cinematographer, and musician. He has written and directed films such as Bone Tomahawk, Brawl in Cell Block 99 and Dragged Across Concrete. He has also authored novels including A Congregation of Jackals, Wraiths of the Broken Land and The Slanted Gutter. His debut graphic novel, “Forbidden Surgeries of the Hideous Dr Divinus” is out now. 

We talk routine, working on graphic novels, learning curves, world building, limitations across a variety of mediums, intense shooting schedules on Bone Tomahawk, the unpredictably of the set, momentum, working with ensembles, drawing and exploring new sides to your creativity.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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HMLTD are an art-rock group, based in London. Their "Leaving" NFT auction takes place on April 26. 

We talk with Achilles Sarantaris about the stigma against NFTs, nuance, Internet archaeology, Cryptocurrency, creating 6400 unique combinations of a song, GameStop, the longest song of all time, punctuating their music with idiosyncratic flourishes, labels and how NFTs could impact the future of music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Italia 90 are a post-punk outfit, based in London. Their latest single. "Borderline", is available on all music streaming services now and sees release on vinyl this April 16th.

We talk with Les Miserable and Bobby Portrait about tackling politics in music, the dangers of looking back, "Borderline", nuance, the police, writing against something, conscious thought in songwriting, repetition, writing during a pandemic, jamming, understanding the band and the last idea which excited them.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Monster Florence are a hip-hop/grime collective from Colchester. The deluxe edition of their latest EP, "Cowboys and Idiots", is available now on all music streaming services.

We talk with Alex 'Si' Osiris and Tom Donovan about beginnings, studio atmosphere, making an album in 48 hours, functioning as a collective, taking inspiration from television, skits, collaborating with Miles Kane, experimenting with more than just music in the studio and their Abbey Road live session.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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