Documenting the infinite jigsaw of music culture one piece at a time.

Unintentional Conversations

A long, rambling, beer-fuelled conversation covering Bristol in the 80s/90s, predominately the record shops and music scene, a small segment of which was used for a later episode of Leon Alexander & Son on SWU FM. We cover Ashton Court Festival, every record shop we can remember, notable Bristol DJS, Star Wars and much more.

Unintentional conversations with Martin Shields

A wonderful catch up with the Flying Scotsman about '80s & '90s Bristol Clubbing and raving.

Unintentional conversations  with Ian Wilkie

A great conversation about some of the highlights of "peak Lakota" and beyond and the mystery of the cut finger.

Unintentional conversations with Marti Burgess

A fantastic chat where we cover most bases including bratwurst, The Liberators, Cockney's birthday party and the sound levels at Easton Community Centre amongst many other topics. 


Unintentional Conversations: The Bristol Techno Explosion

A fantastic conversation covering Bristol in the early 1990s, the untimely departure of Andrew Weatherall and being the first Non-US DJ allowed into the main booth at Twilo.


Unintentional Conversations  with Nick Warren

Deli G is Bristol's best-known radio DJ, starting with Bristol's first Pirate Station "Bad FM" in the 1980s. For this chat, we go back in time to his childhood and early adolescence in Jamaica and how he got into Sound System Culture there before heading back to Bristol to get on the airwaves.

Unintentional Conversations  With Deli G

A beautiful meander down memory lane as we discuss the evolution of Shimmy, the Shimmy sound, Amsterdamage, Glastonbury & Ashton Court festival.

Unintentional Conversations with Simmer

A fantastic chat with the legend Krust, about growing up in Bristol, the beginnings of Fresh Four, Reprazent, winning the Mercury Music prize and so much more. Thanks for being part of the Unintententional Podcast.


Unintentional Conversations  with DJ Krust

Extraordinary catch ups with the desert-dwelling Adam Freeland. Topics covered include surviving off-grid, too many breakbeat bootlegs, why he quit DJing and is now back at it, the reverb found in Canyons and Bill Hicks.


Unintentional Conversations  with Adam Freeland

Frank is a fantastically warm-hearted and humble man, an electronic music pioneer. As part of AME, co-founder of Innversions records and one half of Howling he has helped push a unique warm techno sound all his own.

Unintentional Conversations  with Frank Wiedemann (AME)

Beautiful chats about formative times in the dance music explosion of the early '90s.

Unintentional Conversations with Dave Seaman

Here we catch up like old times, talking about her mentorship programme, being sober at raves and wishing we remembered more from the old days. Growing up and not fitting in, and how that helped her become the unique tour de force she has become.

Unintentional Conversations with Mc Chickaboo

Artist Manager, Label Boss, Radio DJ, unintentional conversationalist documenting the infinite jigsaw of music culture one piece at a time.