Blunderbuster Review by Mickey Nicholas. I’ve never been one to actively seek out folk music and it’s modern iterations. It’s not an active dislike of folk, but more of a passive disinclination. When I was younger, I always thought the… Continue Reading
In this episode Liam talks about how best to budget for promoting your album or E.P., with a little help from John Wheeler – front-man for rock n’ roll parody band, Hayseed Dixie. These guys coined the term “Rockgrass” to describe… Continue Reading
Jake Martin joined us in the Panda Shack again to record a few songs off his new album, We Take Them At Dawn. Go over here to see our 2014 interview with Jake Martin: Link! … Continue Reading
Jake joined us in the Panda Shack again to record a few songs off his new album, We Take Them At Dawn. Go over here to see our 2014 interview with Jake Martin: Link! More about Jake Martin: Facebook More about Aaahh!!!… Continue Reading
Se2, Ep4 Liam and Si talk with Liam and Ellie of Tape Runs Out, Cambridge indie-shoegaze-electro-folk outfit. Stabbed Panda Presents: Tape Runs Out by Stabbed Panda Presents… on Mixcloud LINKS! Tape Runs Out on Facebook Stabbed Panda Presents is sponsored… Continue Reading
Liam and Si interview Jake Martin during preparations for his 2nd E.P. for our July 2014 feature. More about Jake Martin: http://jakemartinmusic.co.uk Thanks to… Aaahh!!! Real Records: http://shop.real-records.co.uk/main Tug Phipps Matt Widgery: http://www.mattwidgery.com
Jake stopped-by the Panda Hut for an interview, and played us a few songs while he was here. Go over here to see our full feature with Jake Martin: Link! More about Jake Martin: Facebook More about Aaahh!!! Real Records:… Continue Reading
This month Liam and Si talk to Griff & Vikki of Cambridge folk-rock band Fred’s House. Stabbed Panda Presents: Fred’s House by Stabbed Panda Presents… on Mixcloud Links: Fred’s House Website Fred’s House on Facebook
Si chats with Naomi Randall and Tom Gaskell. Stabbed Panda Presents: Naomi Randall with Tom Gaskell by Stabbed Panda Presents… on Mixcloud Album review by Jack Gunner, photography from Paul Green, (website link) There’s no mistaking the earthy, folky vibe… Continue Reading