Unfiltered & Unapologetic: Sleaford Mods
Never known to pull a punch, Sleaford Mods first spoke to Way Out Radio way back in 2016 when they emerged in the mainstream press with hype surrounding their debut single ‘Tied Up In Notts’. Paula conducted the interview which took place backstage at Ramsgate Music Hall.
45 Years of Public Image Limited: Timeline 1978 – 2023
Step into the intriguing world of Public Image Limited, a band with a 45-year timeline that has left an indelible mark on the music scene. While their name is familiar to many, their journey remains shrouded in mystery. Join us as we delve deep into the fascinating story of a band everyone's heard of but knows almost nothing about.
Johnny Marr’s Strange Collaborations
Prepare for suprise as we take you on a musical journey through Johnny's extraordinary career. While you may recognize him as The Smiths legendary guitarist who’s Top Of The Pops appearance inspired a generation, the depth of his collaborations may shock you. Join us as we unveil the lesser-known connections of this remarkable artist.
Review: Good Luck Everybody – Kieran Leonard and Saint Leonard’s Horses
Discover the haunting melodies and captivating sound of St Leonard's Horses in their debut album, "Good Luck Everybody." With a fusion of indie rock and introspective ballads, this London-based artist showcases their talent and relatable lyrics. Having toured alongside music icons like Bob Dylan, The Libertines, and Billy Bragg, St Leonard's Horses brings a wealth of experience to this collection.
Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Murder Of The Universe
Explore the mind-bending world of Australian psych rockers, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, in their latest release, "Murder of the Universe." With a mesmerizing blend of psychedelic tales and epic soundscapes, this album marks the second of their ambitious five-album series for 2017. Delve into the three distinct chapters that unravel the downfall of humanity and the planet's demise.
Review: Riverside – Wasteland
Immerse yourself in the dystopian nightmare of Riverside's "Wasteland." With a blend of haunting melodies and powerful arrangements, this Polish three-piece captivates fans of Ghost, Rasmus, and Porcupine Tree. Michał Łapaj's keyboards and Hammond Organ, alongside Piotr Kozieradzki's intense and calculated drumming, complement the cleverly intertwining harmonies throughout the album.
Review: True Moon – True Moon
Blending all the right influences from UK 80’s post-punk with their Swedish roots, True Moon release their dark and unflinching self-titled debut album. The band was born of the duos mounting frustration with an increasingly sanitised and homogenous Scandinavian musical world and are already rapidly growing into Northern Europe’s most intriguing new guitar band.
Diving into the Mind of Joe Talbot: Idles, Otis Redding, and the Grit of Live Performances
Idle’s Joe Talbot Talks Otis Redding, Gig Nerves & Hard Graft
Take a look back to our first interview with Joe Talbot of Idles in 2018 when the band took on their first uk tour. paula spoke to joe over the phone ahead of their show at guildford’s electric ballroom.
Wonk Unit on Skating, Sobriety & DIY Punk
We caught up with DIY punk’s weirdest frontman, Alex of Wonk Unit. Alex is known for his endless dance moves and charisma, posting videos of tireless european touring and building a skate bowl in his back garden. The band from croydon began in 2005 and have since released nine albums.
Toot’s Hibbert of Toots & The Maytals Obituary
Toot’s Hibbert of Toots & The Maytals Obituary
People told Toots Hibbert he was a great man but he never believed them. He was not only a foundation stone to reggae music, but also one of the most influential artists to rise from Jamaica. From his humble roots singing as a youth in a Jamaican church, to multiple chart hits.
THE RISE OF Irish TRIO TOUTS
The Touts are a teenage three-piece with a sound and image akin to the Jam. The Derry band take influence from The Buzzcocks and the skinhead scene of the 80s. Way Out Radio spoke to lead singer Matthew Crossan.
Book Review: The Cure – A Perfect Dream
Ian Gittins has meticulously penned a dark and emotional biography that follows The Cure’s music from cult to the mainstream, detailing their fashion, chart successes and times of inactivity.
Greatest forgotten Albums of 2019
Fontaines DC – Dogrel (Partisan)
The Murder Capital – When I Have Fears (Human Season)
Fat White Family – Serf’s Up! (Domino)
Swervedriver – Future Ruins (Rock Action)
Spotlights – Love & Decay (Ipecac)
Trojan Records Announce The Skatalite & The Maytals Colour Vinyl
The essential artist collection: trojan releases brand new series of artist compilation albums, kicking off with the maytals and the skatalites.