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Mar 20, 2023 55 min

Knowing you, knowing us

from Beat Motel Zine

Hey hey! It's the first episode of the Beat Motel podcast. It's your chance to meet your hosts Sam Page and Andrew Culture. We talk about our backgrounds in music journalism and our lives as musicians. Also covered in this episode: A love letter to Against Me Getting into bands after interviewing them The joy of being offended by music The detribalisation of music and the musical identity of music genres Defining aesthetics when forming a new band Eras of Metallica being defined by their bassists We also both picked three songs to give a feel for the music we're listening to right now. Here are the three tracks: SAM Kruelty - Maze of Suffering Eddy Arnold - What's He Doing In My World The Roches - Mr Sellack ANDREW Rival Consoles (live clip) Garea - Memoir Clipping - Nothing is safe Richard Dawson on the Adam Buxton podcast - https://www.adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts/lpbk8k9zbhx54zt-8yl8m-mdzjc-whmf8-2lwfg-emz92-cxnlh-ghwwh-r34cb Email us [email protected]

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