VINTAGE SOCIETY PODCAST

VANT is an alternative artist, currently based in London. His latest single, "In the Dark Times", is available now on all music streaming services.

We talk the shift to DIY, podcasting, virtual reality, becoming creatively self sufficient, being a solo artist, making the second record, his progression as an artist, ambitions, freedom, making streaming sustainable, operating as an independent artist, content, "In the Dark Times", absorbing other art, avoiding religious metaphor and wider issues.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Luke Sital-Singh is a songwriter and singer, currently based in Los Angeles. His latest single, “Maybe Tomorrow”, is available now on all music streaming platforms. 

We talk moving to LA, creativity arriving at random, the mystery of songwriting, God, performing, authenticity, his TEDtalk, sad songs, coming from a family of deep thinkers, “Time is a Riddle”, session writing, minimalism, romanticising the songwriter and why one year should actually be the length of two. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Ducks Ltd. are a two piece rock outfit, based in Toronto. Their debut EP, "Get Bleak", is available now on vinyl and all music streaming platforms.

We talk moving around a lot growing up, Canada, reinventing yourself, "Get Bleak", finding their sound, living with decline, "Anhedonia", starting with the song, surprising yourself, frustration, completing every idea, writing around a topic, email chains, compositional tricks, taste, the uncomfort of being described as a musician and music's role in identity.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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VC Pines is an alternative soul artist, based in London. His "Concrete" EP is available now on all music streaming services.

We talk daily rituals, dreaming, walking, clothing curation, taxidermy, obsessions, curiosity, understanding feeling, childhood influences, memory, rumours, practical limitations, writing visually, Wabi Sabi, Sean Scully and Charles Bukowski.  

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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The Howl & The Hum are an alternative rock group from York. Their York Minster live-streamed show is available to watch now on demand here.

We talk with Sam Griffiths about their York Minster livestream, on stage outfits, Biblical imagery, myths, swearing in songs, conversation in music, Bob Dylan, creating a beer, colouring books, drawing, "Sweet Fading Silver", the British Empire, the Queen, Englishness, his Welsh heritage, the last year, pizza, working with Jolyon Thomas and maintaining a sense of naivety.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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TV Girl are an alternative pop band from San Diego. Tickets for their French Exit Six and a Half Year Anniversary tour are on sale here.

We talk with Brad Petering about portraying all aspects of himself in his music, earlier bands, hip-hop, what he looks for in a sample, Bloodbath64, vaporware, Maddie Acid, outtakes, challenging yourself creatively, working on a gospel influenced record, strong concepts, higher powers, unfinished albums, writing, Thomas Pynchon, skating, standup comedy, referencing and the most emotional part of making music.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Grouplove are an American alternative rock group. Their latest record, "This Is This", is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services.

We talk with Hannah Hooper about Hemingway, commonality in artists, on stage personas, becoming more fearless in music, being present, “Oxygen Swimming”, becoming a parent, moving, creating a beer for the album, the creative space, painting, writing sessions, extreme weather, keeping their new album a secret, deleting Instagram, TikTok and finding inspiration across life. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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cleopatrick are a rock duo from Ontario, Canada. Their latest single, “2008”, is available now on all music streaming services. Their debut album, "BUMMER", sees release this June 4th.

We talk finding purpose in music, special moments, connecting with Allison Hagendorf, finding relatability in specificity, building songs with performing in mind, bigger messages, creating a game for “Family Van”, “The Drake”, masculinity, tattoos, connecting with fans, “2008”, working with Jig Dube and growing as artists and people. 

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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Small Black are an alternative band from Brooklyn, New York. Their latest record, “Cheap Dreams” is available now on vinyl and all music streaming services. 

We talk with Josh Kolenik about daily rituals, social media, the beach, New York, originally hailing from Long Island, the suburbs, Twisted Sister, Florida, maintaining the spark of the demo, instrumentals, “Service Merchandise”, perspective in songwriting, “The Bridge”, work ethic and UFOs. 

Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain 

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Tyne-James Organ is a songwriter and musician from Wollongong, Australia. His debut record, “Necessary Evil”, arrives this Friday 21st May on vinyl and all music streaming platforms. 

We talk using music to communicate emotions, returning to live shows, creating custom boots, Faded Vintage Co, style, the second verse, only listening to his own music whilst making the record, conversations, naming his album, love, taking a break from writing, substances effect on creativity and “London Calling”.

Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain

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