THALIA ZEDEK of COME & THALIA ZEDEK BAND – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” with THALIA ZEDEK of COME & THALIA ZEDEK BAND “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest has a distinctive voice and deep seated emotion at the core of all of her music. She’s been in several brilliant, cult bands including Uzi, Live Skull, and my favourite, Come. Last year, she released some of her finest...
ZACK WEIL of OOZING WOUND – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” with ZACK WEIL of OOZING WOUND “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest is an axe-meister general, a man with a name that was born for rock music from a band with a name that’s both onomatopoeic and pathological, it’s Zack Weil of Oozing Wound… Last year I fell for the bloody charms of the thrash...
DUKE GARWOOD – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” with DUKE GARWOOD “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Today’s guest is an enigmatic man whose music can be best described as mellifluous. His album earlier this year on Heavenly Records “Heavy Love” features half his face almost full size and hasn’t been off my turntable (the record, not his face). A...
PAUL SMITH of MAXÏMO PARK – Song For Ewe
“SONG FOR EWE” with PAUL SMITH of MAXÏMO PARK & PAUL SMITH & THE IMITATIONS “SONG FOR EWE” is the feature where artists beloved by VELVET SHEEP choose an obscure song they’ve been listening to that day. Although Velvet Sheep started in the early 90s before Maximo Park formed, they are very much in our MO. Choppy guitars, lyrics that catch the ear and tug at the heart and a frontman who you can never take your eyes off. On the...
SLEAFORD MODS – ‘KEY MARKETS’ Album Review
SLEAFORD MODS are the antidote to the current state of the music industry, defying everything to break through. They’re not 17 years old, nor did they spout from Simon Cowell’s arsehole and the thought of Radio One play listing them is about as likely as finding an honest politician. In fact, I can’t think of any other band who’s broken through in the last 20 years based solely on the quality of their music and...
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