How To Make Friends is the podcast where Luke sits down with DIY bands from across the world to talk about where they come from and how they do what they do in this messed up music scene we're in today.
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Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusic CommentaryMusic |
Luke sits down with George from George Gadd and the Aftermath and Little Bribes to talk about their upcoming album, how it's not a scene it's a goddamn community, curating a campsite stage at 2000 Trees and their enemies list.
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On episode five we sit down with Ellie from SootSprite, the shoegaze powerhouse from the South West, who are gearing up to release their debut album Wield Your Hope Like A Weapon in May, 2025. Luke and Ellie talk about the origins of Soot Sprite, get... more
On episode four we sit down with Lily from Fightmilk, the London indie legends, who have just released their third album, No Souvenirs. We talk about how Fightmilk got started, what it's like to work with DIY labels, how the stars align to get a feat... more
On episode three we sit down with Joe Booley, the man behind DIY powerhouse Beth Shalom Records, promoter at Let's Stop Hanging Out and booking agent at Atonal Agency. We talk about how Beth Shalom came about, what it means to be on a DIY label, how ... more
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Conversations revolve around the experiences and journeys of various DIY bands from around the world, focusing on their origins, influences, and the challenges they encounter in the contemporary music landscape. Themes of community, creativity, and the ethos of self-made music are prevalent, with discussions often highlighting the dynamics of collaboration among artists and the photo challenges of sustaining a band amidst adult responsibilities. Episodes occasionally touch on the broader implications of the music industry and the significance of nurturing genuine relationships within the community.
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How To Make Friends launched a year ago and published 6 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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