We are beyond delighted to share the exciting news that we are one of the 588 cultural and creative organisations receiving a Culture Recovery Fund grant from Arts Council England on behalf of the DCMS and HM Treasury.
The funding is a lifeline that will mean not only are we able to keep operating, but we can also upgrade and enhance our services to keep up with the changing landscape of the music industry.
We thank our loyal customers for their support over the last few months, we are so pleased we can continue to provide you with a place to create and hone your craft. We hope to encourage more musicians from the local scene to come and make the most of our rehearsal and recording facilities and we embrace the opportunity to remain a supportive hub for the live music community as it recovers.
We’re also busy working on plans to engage a wider audience of music consumers, supporters and enthusiasts over the coming months.
Hello all, it’s Stephen here., alleged chief cook and bottle washer at BXHS. I’m here to tell you about a benefit show we are hosting with our pals Jo Spratley (from Spratley’s Japs) & The Windmill in Brixton this month in aid of the legendary percussionist Tim Quy who played with Cardiacs throughout the 80s.
There are a number of BXHS stars in attendance, the line up including Redbus Noface, Ham Legion, Familiar Action and, my lot, The Stephen Evens Band. Other acts on board are Vonhorn, Crayola Lecturn, Wryneck and a special secret performance from a yet unrevealed act featuring members of Knifeworld, Lost Crowns and some ex-Cardiacs members. There is also going to be an auction of some rare Cardiacs related treats not to mention a full on Cardiacs disco at the end.
A BIT ABOUT CARDIACS
Cardiacs are one of those bands that can be filed under the “music’s best kept secret” category. A band that some might describe as pure marmite. You either find them unpalatable or you cannot resist chomping down on their sonic delights at any given opportunity. Like the legendary Velvet Underground, Cardiacs did not sell a great number of records during their time but pretty much everyone who bought one formed a band. Their influences can be detected in bands as diverse as Blur & Radiohead and artists such as Mike Patton of Faith No More and er….Steve Davis (he’s not just about snooker, y’know, Steve knows his psychedelia. Check out his band The Utopia Strong).
Tim has been fighting cancer of the mouth, tongue and jawbone the past 2 years. Despite receiving first class treatment from the NHS for his condition, being unable to work has left him in somewhat of a financial hole. Therefore a small number of friends, family and devoted fans have been organising fundraisers to help Tim with his ever amounting costs to soften his financial stress so he can get on with the important business of recovery.
A BIT ABOUT TIM
Tim’s contribution to Cardiacs sound was the pure fairy dust upon which they separated themselves from many of their contemporaries. The mixture of xylophone, catchy cowbell rhythms, big bass drums and china cymbals held aloft, Tim’s percussive acrobatics brought to mind the skills of Ruth Underwood or Ed Marimba (aka Art Tripp III) of Zappa and Beefheart’s bands respectively. More like a small orchestra than a rock band, the classic era of Cardiacs were utterly unique and Tim’s place in it utterly essential.
Cardiacs have been my Elvis, Beethoven and Captain Beefheart, all rolled in to one for as long as I can remember. The first time I heard the opening bars of their song “To Go Off & Things” being played at me (when I wandered into their gig by mistake aged 14) my first thought was “I didn’t know we were allowed to do this?” It was the first time I witnessed the rule book being given the 2 fingers, an attitude that has stuck with me to this day.
Not every band’s success can or should be measured in record sales, venue capacities and award ceremonies. Whatever one may think about the musicians life it is rare that is accompanied by much in the way of financial reward. Which is why something like this is important. There is no safety net for those artists who’ve not made it to the big time, should they fall foul of life’s cruel fates. So this is one reason why we are behind this event 100%. If there is even a minuscule amount we can do to support those people who have inspired us, entertained us and kept our hearts full of love for music, then count us in. We are a music community and we support each other because we know that there are things more important than money….that said, please give generously and come along on the 15th.
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
Mangö – photo credit @cali_titmas
Mangö are an experimental cosmic quartet with a blend of psychedelic rock, soul and jazz on a musical journey to challenge new sonic possibilities.
Brixton Hill Studios: What’s your Xmas tipple? Mangö: Baileys on the rocks
BH: Tell us your own musical highlight of 2019 and anything exciting you’ve got coming up in 2020? M: In 2019 we released our first EP and also a Single ‘Demons’. A great year of accomplishments & can’t wait to go full steam ahead into 2020.. where an album is waiting for us to finish it…
BH: Best gig you went to this year? M: Black Midi at End of the Road Festival. Just pure bonkers! BH: Black Midi appear on the Brixton Hill Xmas album ‘It’s Briiiiiiixmaaaaaaas’ – (see details below)
BH: Best gig you played this year? M: Our Demons Single Release!
BH: Who should we go see in 2020? M: Mangö! Tundra Love! Bulldada! Ham Legion! No Me Coman! Lime! Dog of Man! Hurtling!
BH: Best piece of musical advice you’ve ever had? M: Make it groovy baby
BH: Any tips for fellow music makers? M: Serve the music, not yourself. If it needs a Keytar solo, serve it!
BH: Fave thing about Brixton Hill Studios? M: All the lovely people, and the homely live room decor! Good vibes all round. Guaranteed milk in the fridge
BH: What’s on the front of your Christmas jumper? M: Rudolf protruding out my stomach BH: !
BH: Who would you play in the Nativity? M: We’d be a band of donkeys, every single time
BH: Best Christmas song? M:Ham Legion – We’d Better Start Dinner BH: Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, and the aforementioned Ham Legion (Nick Howiantz’s ban) and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen.
We hope to see you again soon in the New Year… Book online – Or call us to book a session 020 8674 3065 Did you know we’ve started hiring backline too? Give us a call to find out more ….And you know about our super cheap weekend evening deals right??
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse (and work) here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
Jimi (centre) playing guitar with Gabi Garbutt (left)
You’ve probably seen Jimi around the studio, he is a fixer of all things guitar, and can sometimes be seen on reception too. Amongst other things (Stephen Evens Band/Reals) he is guitarist for Gabi Garbutt and the Illuminations, sometimes garage rock, sometimes motown banger.
Brixton Hill Studios: What’s your Xmas tipple? Jimi Scandal: Pisco Sours (chilean lemon liquor w/lemon juice & egg whites) or a good Whiskey Old Fashioned
BH: What was your musical highlight of 2019 and what exciting things are in store for you in 2020? JS: Supporting the Libertines on tour across Europe, and especially playing the Columbiahalle in Berlin to a sold out audience.
BH: Best gig you went to this year? JS: Edwyn Collins at the Shepherds Bush Empire, Edwyn’s brassy baritone voice was stunning as was all of his band.
BH: Best gig you played this year? JS: I think being main support for the Libertines in Paris at L’Olyimpia and having the band’s name in lights in the french capital was pretty special. There was a lot of love for everyone that night.
BH:Who should we go and see in 2020? JS: Go see Jemma Freeman and the Cosmic Something, NO SRSLY GO AND SEE THEM!
BH: Best piece of musical advice you’ve ever had? JS: Not so much advice, but gave me the attitude to become the musician I am today.Eric Clapton ‘what’s that awful fucking noise get it off’ (me recording guitar at Olymipic studios when I was about 20)
BH: Any tips for fellow music makers? JS: Don’t do it! If you’ve got a passion for anything else, do that instead. No but really music has been the subject of the highest highs and the lowest lows for me and friends of mine.
BH: Fave thing about Brixton Hill Studios? JS: OBVS that the staff rock, but mostly because Rudy the Labrador is there sometimes too!!
BH: What’s on the front of your Christmas jumper? JS: It’s hot pink and has an all seeing eye on it
BH: Who would you play in the Nativity? JS:I’d be one of the heavenly hosts, swinging around the sky in a big white dress.
BH: Best Christmas song? JS: Pogues – Fairy tale of New York No matter where I am, I always know Xmas is coming when I hear that song being rolled out.
And the bells are ringing out for Christmas Day!
Follow Gabi Garbutt and the Illuminations on facebook & twitter
Festive greetings from all of us at BXHS x Are you aware Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, Ham Legion and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen.
We hope to see you again soon in the New Year… Book online – Or call us to book a session 020 8674 3065 Did you know we’ve started hiring backline too? Give us a call to find out more ….And you know about our super cheap weekend evening deals right??
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
Taking their name from a novel by Ukrainian author Andrey Kurkov, Death and the Penguin are purveyors of their own brand of avant-garde alternative rock. The four piece released their debut album, Anomie, in 2018 to critical acclaim from the likes of Alt Dialogue (9/10), Metal Injection (8/10) and Already Heard (4/5). The first release from the album, Kill Saatchi, was described by The Line of Best Fit as having a “perfect equilibrium between disjointed key signatures and catchy instrumentals”. Clash Magazine described the follow up, Colour In Me, as “a devastating bout of avant rock that breaks down barriers into tiny little pieces”.
FFO: At The Drive In, Everything Everything, Minus The Bear
Brixton Hill Studios: What’s your Xmas tipple? Death And The Penguin: Fireball Whisky. It’s fiery, it’s cinnamony, it’s whisky. What more could you want in a warming xmas drink? Plug: you can get it at Andy’s local, the Cavendish Arms in Stockwell.
BH: Tell us your own musical highlight of 2019 and anything exciting you’ve got coming up in 2020? DATP: Not really musical, but we had the pleasure of meeting Andrey Kurkov, author of Death and the Penguin, the novel. Not only was he not angry with us for nicking his title, he is a genuine fan of our music and is just a generally lovely person to boot. We had a ‘few’ beers, swapped some merch and are now good mates. Next stop in 2020… Kiev?!
BH: Fave album of 2019? DATP: For me (Andy) it would have to be Better Oblivion Community Centre’s self-titled (and probably only!) album. The combination of Phoebe Bridgers and Connor Oberst is just gorgeous. For something that fits more with the DATP vibe, you should definitely check out Body Hound – No Moon. Heavy instrumental math at its finest. They play all of the notes.
BH: Best gig you went to this year? DATP: Idles at Glastonbury. Say no more.
BH: Best gig you played this year? DATP: Portals Festival in June – a yearly celebration of all sorts of weird and wonderful music (math/instrumental/hardcore and more). It was a pleasure to play on the same line up at Mclusky and Three Trapped Tigers and to be surrounded by friendly faces from our little nook of the music world.
BH: Who should we go see in 2020? DATP: If you get a chance check out instrumental gurus Polymath. Chris has just joined them to make some filthy noises on bari sax and has been touring with them around the UK and europe.
BH: Best piece of musical advice you’ve ever had? DATP: Not really advice, but when we first started out and were working with Anthony from Best Before records he said ‘opinions are like assholes: everyone’s got one’. For some reason that’s just stuck with me and is a reassuring philosophy when others don’t necessarily get your ideas
BH: Any tips for fellow music makers? DATP: Get out to gigs whenever you can, meet people, drink beer. And for fucks sake: be nice.
BH: Fave thing about Brixton Hill Studios? DATP: The community surrounding it. We’ve met so many lovely people through BXHS. Plus it’s right on our doorstep and the rooms all sound great. Striker!
BH: What’s on the front of your Christmas jumper? DATP: A badass looking kitty (courtesy of Big Scary Monsters)
BH: Who would you play in the Nativity? DATP: 3rd sheep (you know, the one who is always trying to ‘baa’ in polyrhythms, his name is probably Kevin, or Keith, I don’t know, they probably never thought this far when casting people)
BH: Best Christmas song? DATP: Reuben – Christmas is Awesome
Festive greetings from all of us at BXHS x Are you aware Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, Ham Legion and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen.
We hope to see you again soon in the New Year… Book online – Or call us to book a session 020 8674 3065 Did you know we’ve started hiring backline too? Give us a call to find out more ….And you know about our super cheap weekend evening deals right??
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse (and work) here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
Tippa Irie (bottom row centre) and band in Studio 1
Last year, Tippa Irie celebrated 40 years in the reggae business. Hailing from South London, Tippa has performed around the world during his career. He has made 15 studio albums and had UK chart hits including ‘Shout For The Gunners’ for the Arsenal football team which reached the top 30 in the 90s.
Brixton Hill Studios: What’s your Xmas tipple? Tippa Irie: Baileys
BH: Tell us your own musical highlight of 2019 and anything exciting you’ve got coming up in 2020? TI: Playing with musical youth at birmingham university and playing Earth Garden Festival in Malta. Looking forward to going to play in Thailand April 2020
Festive greetings from all of us at BXHS x Are you aware Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, Ham Legion and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen.
We hope to see you again soon in the New Year… Book online – Or call us to book a session 020 8674 3065 Did you know we’ve started hiring backline too? Give us a call to find out more ….And you know about our super cheap weekend evening deals right??
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse (and work) here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
Employer of the month, boss man, Stephen Evens
Brixton Hill Studios:Who the hell do you think you are? Stephen Evens: I am Stephen. I am the chief cook and bottle washer here at BXHS. I have been a professional drummer in my time. I like to pretend I’m a pop star called Stephen Evens.
BH: What’s your Xmas tipple? SE: Booze. Lots of it. It’s Christmas all year round with a bottle of Torres 15 year old Brandy.
BH: What were your highlights of 2019 and what exciting things are in store for you in 2020? SE: As a professional musician I got to play timpani and percussion as part of Andy Mackay & Phil Manzanera’s Roxymphony. Band wise I got to tour with the Stephen Evens band and we finished our album “Employee of the Month” which will come out next year, 2020.
BH:Best gig you went to this year? SE: Last night I saw BC Camplight play on a boat in Bristol. He then came to the pub we were drinking in afterwards. My wife made me introduce myself. I think I may have scared him.
BH:Best gig you played this year? SE: Stephen Evens Band @ The Windmill last November. Felt like coming home.
BH:Who should we go and see in 2020? SE: Loads of ‘em Jemma Freeman & The Cosmic Something Roscoe Roscoe Hurtling Sgt. Duke Von Horn Hot Sauce Pony Barringtone Scud FM The Rt Rev Jennifer Husband Black Midi Gabi Garbutt & The Illuminations
BH:Best piece of musical advice you’ve ever had? SE: Don’t be a dick.
BH:Any tips for fellow music makers? SE: Be honest in your music making. Play what’s inside you trying to get out. Don’t be a carbon copy of what you “think” you should be.
BH: Fave thing about Brixton Hill Studios? SE: The people who run it. My lovely team….and Rudy (studio dog) naturally.
BH:What’s on the front of your Christmas jumper? SE: Sauce….bit of egg.
BH: What would you play in the Nativity? SE: Guitar.
BH:Best Christmas song? SE: Oh man, you are asking the wrong person. I love Christmas SOOOO much. I love all the Christmas songs. Can I suggest my latest Christmas album purchase instead? BH: Go on, you are the boss after all. I can’t stop you…sir. SE: A Charlie Brown Christmas by Vince Guaraldi Trio
Seasons Greetings from all of us at BXHS – FYI we are closed Dec 24th-26th and Jan 1st, and we are closing early on Dec 31st, but we are open for business as usual all the other days of the Christmas.
Are you aware Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, Ham Legion and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen. Xx
To mark the festive season, and highlight some of the excellent musicians in our little community at Brixton Hill Studios, we asked a select few artists who rehearse here to be a bauble on our musical Xmas tree by telling us a bit about themselves and answering some Christmassy questions…
As the singer with Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, Jim Bob had 14 top 40 singles, a number one album and headlined Glastonbury. He has made about a million solo records and published five books. He likes crisps and animals with long noses.
Brixton Hill Studios:What’s your Xmas tipple? Jim Bob: Prosecco/Coca Cola in a glass bottle
BH:What exciting things are in store for you in 2020? JB: A new novel, ‘A Godawful Small Affair’ published in March, then recording an album and planning some big live shows.
BH:Fave album of 2019? JB: ‘Dogrel’ by Fontaines D.C.
BH:Best gig you went to this year? JB: Better Oblivion Community Center at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
BH:Best gig you played this year? JB: Glasgow Art School in October
Jim Bob – Dream Come True
BH:Who should we go and see in 2020? JB:Hurtling
BH:Best piece of musical advice you’ve ever had? JB: ‘Whatever a group is, it was the chemical mixture of those four people that makes a group work. That’s a lesson everyone should learn, Don’t mess with it. If it works just let it. Do whatever you have to do to bring it forward but don’t mess with it’ – Joe Strummer
BH:Any tips for fellow music makers? JB: Be nice to everyone but trust no one.
BH: Fave thing about Brixton Hill Studios? JB: In a lot of rehearsal studios I’ve felt as though I’m inconveniencing the staff by booking a room and turning up and paying for it. I feel more welcome at Brixton Hill Studios. I don’t feel guilty about spoiling everyone’s day by rehearsing there or asking for another microphone lead. Also: parking and no stairs.
BH:What’s on the front of your Christmas jumper? JB: It’s either a plain green jumper or the picture has fallen off.
BH:Who would you play in the Nativity? JB: I’ve always fancied myself as a shepherd. Or Mary.
BH:Best Christmas song? JB: ‘Goodbye England (Covered In Snow)’ by Laura Marling
Festive greetings from all of us at BXHS x Are you aware Brixton Hill Studios alumni such as Black Midi, Hot Sauce Pony, Scud FM, Ham Legion and more have made a Christmas Album? You can check it out/buy it online, or ask at reception and we’ll sell you a copy. Profits go to Brixton Soup Kitchen.
We hope to see you again soon in the New Year… Book online – Or call us to book a session 020 8674 3065 Did you know we’ve started hiring backline too? Give us a call to find out more ….And you know about our super cheap weekend evening deals right??
Due to the ever increasing costs of being situated in a popular London borough, coupled with an imminent rent rise, a price review is essential to our survival.
We have not increased our prices in Studios 1 & 2 since February 2016 and in Studios 3, 4 & 5 since March 2017. We will endeavour to keep our prices as reasonable as possible whilst being able to continue to deliver the high level of service you expect from us.
VOX AC 15 VRs for hire @£5 per session
We have published the prices on the rates page and we’ve posted them up around the studio, as you might have already seen. We are still offering full backline in our premium studios (1&2) but are now only able to offer 1 guitar amp in our standard studios (3, 4 & 5). However we are only charging £5 for a standard amp per session if you need to double up.
There is some good news. We’ve managed to make some savings on the weekend evenings meaning that you can try our premium studios at knocked down prices or get a 3 hour session in one of our smaller rooms for the price of a round!
We thank you for your understanding & look forward to serving you for many years to come & continuing to make this a hub for our local music scene.
This month’s blog is dedicated to our super special SUMMER SHOWCASE on SUNDAY AUGUST 4th. Where’s that you ask? Why, it’s round the corner AT THE WINDMILL, BRIXTON! Click here to get your £4 Adv tickets. Doors open at 6pm. The line-up is a bonanza of talent that have all graced our hallowed halls at some point, plus, er, includes a plate of BBQ! IKR?
We asked the Quality Quartet of artistes/bands who are on the bill a few Q’s – here’s what we found out (in no particular order) x
Paul Morricone You may have seen Paul guitar-godding in Scaramanga Six, but he has branched out with his self-monikered solo project, which has already had much interest from BBC 6Music. Normally a three-piece with Ant Sargeant on drums & Mitch Cockman on bass, on Sunday Paul will be delighting us with his new songs all on his own, with the aid of some backing tracks. We can’t wait.
BH: Describe your music in 5 words PM: Cinematic punk your mum likes
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about recording/rehearsing at Brixton Hill Studios? PM: The friendly and knowledgable staff, and Stuffy.
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about The Windmill venue? PM: It’s dark enough that you can hide.
BH: Hot Dog OR Burger (veggie options apply) PM: I’d like a hot dog with jumping frog.
BH: Fave gig of 2019 so far? PM: Kraftwerk at BlueDot/Squid at The Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
BH: Going anywhere nice on yer holideees? PM: A lovely weekend away in Whitby in the camper van beckons.
BH: What you drinking? PM: I’d like a nice espresso martini please.
Jemma Freeman and The Cosmic Something Having just signed to Trapped Animal, with an album due for release in October, you’ve probably seen this lot orbiting the London music scene or heard their upcoming dual mono single ‘Find A place’ on the wireless (out on Friday Aug 2nd). Our advice? Get down the front.
BH: Describe your music in 5 words JF&TCS: Outsider, dream, alt, psych, rock
BH: How many of you are there and what are your names who plays what? JF&TCS: Jem (non-binary: they/them) Guitar, Voice Mark (he/him) Bass, Voice Hami (he/him) Drums Jason (he/him) Drums
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about recording/rehearsing at Brixton Hill Studios? JF&TCS: Everyone is so friendly! Omg Air con, the dream.
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about The Windmill venue? JF&TCS: Fantastic sound every time and a music loving audience
BH: Hot Dog OR Burger (veggie options apply) JF&TCS: Burger or hot dog, never a bun. Stick to the high value items. Always
BH: Fave gig of 2019 so far? JF&TCS: Charles Hayward with Georgia and Kwake at The Albany Deptford, they absolutely blew my mind, total control and technical ability but with such a cool sense of playfulness and joy.
BH: What you drinking? JF&TCS: Courvoisier straight from the bottle and a Maissels Weisse 0% vol beer
Les Futiles This 5-piece are BXHS darlings, we love them. They recorded their upcoming EP with us here, it is out on the 30th August. Get your ears ready. C’est magnifique.
BH: Describe your music in 5 words LF: Loud, playful, rock, punk, indie
BH: How many of you are there, what are your names and who plays what? LF:Paul on vocals Shona on lead guitar Jim on rhythm guitar Rob on bass Ali on drums
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about The Windmill venue? LF: We played our first gig there! It’s always great to come home.
BH: Best condiment? LF:Ketchup? Catsup? Ketchup? Catsup?
BH: If you weren’t doing music, what would you be doing? LF: Drinking excessively and going to the Windmill to watch other bands. Not much change there then!
BH: What you drinking? LF: What have you got? BH: Tap water, please drink responsibly.
Roscoe Roscoe Just played Glastonbury, and playing Meltdown with Stepbrother and Josef Kurtz Vespers v soon. Hotly tipped, Roscoe Roscoe are Jacob on Guitar, Dewi on Bass, Ben on Drums, Milanka on Keys and vocals and Charlie on Guitar and Vocals. Make sure you stay for these guys.
BH: Describe your music in 5 words RR: Psychedelic sugar coated pop songs
BH: (Dogs not included) What is your favourite thing about recording/rehearsing at Brixton Hill Studios? RR: Super friendly employees, great rehearsal space and equipment. (But Rudy would have been up there)
BH: Fave gig of 2019 so far? RR: Probably HOMESHAKE at the Forum, but closely followed by Fat Whites at Glasto which was also mind-blowing.
BH: Best condiment? RR: A good chilli sauce
BH: If you weren’t doing music, what would you be doing? RR: Delivering more pizzas I guess
BH: What you drinking? RR: Aperol Spritz are great, reminds us of Barcelona.
