S3 04: February 2021 - PostMap Podcast, w/ Sulka + more

Your host Pictish Trail rummages though the PostMap Club mail-bag, and plays some brand new music from the Lost Map label - including tracks from Firestations, Jenny Moore’s Mystic Business, and a remix by Callum Easter. There’s also an exclusive first play (in full) of an unreleased Pictish track, entitled ‘Dream Wall’.This month’s episode also features a one-on-one interview with multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Lukas Clasen, aka SULKA - whose brand new album, Take Care, just came out on CD and cassette. Rose Canaveral gets us in the Valentines mood with an erotic ghost story, that will definitely give you the willies. In First Gig / Worst Gig, Suse Bear (aka Good Dog) unveils her pop-past, and shares two memories of terrible gigs that’ll make you thankful we’re still in lockdown. And in this month’s edition of THIS OR THAT we are joined by a live studio audience for a special Mr & Ms. gameshow format, in which we have two members of Lost Map staff as contestants. Our social media manager Bart is pitted against our admin guru Laura. There’s a cash prize, but rest assured the chances of this lot winning anything are slim… -EPISODE TRACKLISTING: 1. Firestations - ’The Circular’ 2. Jenny Moore’s Mystic Business - ‘Woman Is A Word’ 3. Pictish Trail - ’Slow Memories’ (Callum Easter remix) 4. Sulka - Clips of Take Care, + ‘Fell Out Of A Sky’ 5. Good Dog - ‘Jury Duty’ 6. Pictish Trail - ‘Dream Wall’ -To support Lost Map, and to listen to some of the music featured in the programme in full, you should join our PostMap Club. A monthly membership starts at just £3, and you'll receive printed postcards delivered to your door every month, containing downloads of new music from the label. You also receive a membership badge, newsletter and discount codes for other stuff from our webshop. Visit lostmap.com/club for details on how to join. Lost Map Podcast is presented by Pictish Trail. Additional production and editing by Joe Cormack. This episode is made possible with support from Creative Scotland.