Welcome to my daily podcast. It's all about music and creative culture in London. I talk to performers both new and established, as well as the promoters that put on shows and the people behind the venues, to paint a picture of what's happening in London's live music scene as it happens. If you like the books Please Kill Me or Meet Me In The Bathroom, then this podcast is for you.

writer, performer, collaborator passionate about performance, namely spoken word and working with visual and recording artists.

Bittersweet, anthemic, melancholy alt-rock made in Sheffield.

Dead Slow Hoot combine poetic lyricism with rich musical textures and sparse sonic landscapes to fill your ears with melancholy musings. After the release of their EP 'I Suppose They Were Better Off As Dead', Dead Slow Hoot have progressed to playing larger and larger stages, receiving critical praise from the likes of BBC Radio 6 Music in the process.

'Frontman Hugo Lynch delivers powerful, poignant vocals that culminate into an impressive mix of reverb drenched guitar riffs, dreamy melodies and energetic drums that will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand to attention and demand more' - English Rain Records

'Sounds like a haunting version of the Doctor Who theme if it were written by Danny Elfman and directed by Tim Burton as a glam rock opera' - Backseat Mafia

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