After a slightly delayed interview due to a pushed back tour, Adam finally welcomes Belgian borderline band The Guru Guru onto the podcast. Tom & Emiel recommend some of their favourite bands some that are hopefully new to our listeners, talk about the struggle of Brexit for bands coming to play in the U.K. and of course some of their favourite shows ever.

Listen to the podcast here:

https://linktr.ee/Audiencepleasepodcast

Catch them on tour this week with The St. Pierre Snake Invasion here:

Old Blue Last, London 11/11

Boom, Leeds 12/11

The Exchange, Bristol 13/11

Go listen to their latest EP ‘It’s a (Doggy Dog) World’ here:

https://theguruguru.bandcamp.com/album/its-a-doggy-dog-world

Welcome to Episode 43 and Adam welcomes Jim and James of self described miserable band, Mastiff.

We talk about recording of their brand new album ‘Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth’, badly kept secrets, comedy music videos and eating Nando’s with your heroes.

Those heroes also get discussed in their top shows ever when Adam and James dive in on a shared love of a legendary American band.

Go listen to the podcast here: https://linktr.ee/Audiencepleasepodcast

Grab their album here: https://mastiffhchc.bandcamp.com/

And catch Mastiff on tour with Calligram at the following dates:

26 October – Anvil – Bournemouth

27 October – Black Heart – London

28 October – Satans Hollow – Manchester

29 October – Opium – Edinburgh

30 October – Stuck On A Name – Nottingham

31 October – Record Junkee – Sheffield

Welcome to episode 042 and Adam welcomes 3/4 of Bristol based miserable boys, Sugar Horse.

We talk about their stunning new album 'The Long Live After', the return of live shows and people in horse masks.

We also hold back as much as possible from digging into the absent guitarist/vocalist, Ash, who was was on all the way back on EP05 which you can catch here:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/04CynHXyZyCCczGwvNFoaH?si=7dc45ca369cf42b4

Once you have listened to this go check out their album here:

https://sugarhorse.bandcamp.com/

And go see them at a show in October below or at Portals Festival in September:

15/10 - The Alma (Bolton)

16/10 - Opium (Edinburgh)

18/10 - Bar Bloc (Glasgow)

19/10 - The Moon (Cardiff)

10/10 - 229 (London)