In this episode, our first Patreon Special, we’re shifting the focus away from the three of us, and putting that choice to one of you instead. So, at the suggestion of regular listener Adam Chivers, we’ll be looking at the album ‘Black Market Music’, by Placebo. Released in the year 2000, Placebo entered the studio to record album three with a new …

In this week’s episode, we take a look at the album ‘Full Moon Fever’, the first solo record from Tom Petty. This album follows a decade of worldwide success while serving as a frontman for his band The Heartbreakers. Born in 1950, Petty grew up in the small university town of Gainesville, Florida, and turned his attention to music after meeting El…

In this week’s episode, we’re going to be listening to ‘Good Woman’, the third studio album by The Staves. Sisters Jessica, Camilla, and Emily Stavely-Taylor began by performing as a folk trio in venues around their hometown of Watford in England, before releasing their first album, ‘Dead & Born & Grown’, in 2012. Their second, ‘If I Was’, followed…

In this episode, we’ll be taking a look at Lonerism, the second studio album by Tame Impala. Tame Impala is the musical mouthpiece of Australian multi instrumentalist and experimental virtuoso Kevin Parker. After the success of his first album ‘Innerspeaker’, Parker immediately began writing and recording ‘Lonerism’ - a 12 track psychedelic journey…

In this weeks episode we are going to be listening to the Self titled Debut album, from Singer Songwriter/ DJ and producer James Blake. After learning classical piano at an early age Blake’s attention was pulled into the world of electronic music, leading to his first footsteps in the music industry performing DJ sets in clubs around London. The tr…

In this episode, we’re going to be talking about the album ‘Lianne La Havas’, the self-titled album by British singer-songwriter, Lianne La Havas. Born in London to Jamaican and Greek parents, this album marks the third for La Havas, and a distinct turn for her in terms of creative freedom. Made alongside friends, frequent collaborators, and member…

In this episode, we’re going to be talking about the album ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ by Wilco. Wilco are an American alt-rock band, formed in Chicago, Illinois, led by frontman and songwriter Jeff Tweedy. Widely believed to be Wilco’s most popular album to date, ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ suffered a complicated release, costing them two band members, and …

In this episode of 'Between The Tracks' we're looking at the album 'Sign O' The Times' by Prince. Prince Rogers Nelson, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was a singer/songwriter, musician, record producer, dancer, actor, and director - and widely considered as one of the greatest musicians of all time. 'Sign O' The Times' was the first studio release…

In this episode of Between The Tracks we’re looking at the album ‘Mean Everything To Nothing’ by 'Manchester Orchestra’. Manchester Orchestra is an American alternative rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, led by founding member and principal songwriter Andy Hull. Now well into their second decade of existence, they’ve released a handful of EPs and fiv…

In this episode we talk about the album 'Lush' by 'Snail Mail'. Snail Mail is the musical brainchild of Lindsay Jordan. Born and raised in Baltimore, she’s been releasing music under the 'Snail Mail' banner since 2015. Initially releasing EPs and cassettes, and more recently her debut full-length album, Lush, released through independent record lab…

Between The Tracks is a new, music based podcast. In it's essence, a book club, but for music. Hosted by Carl Lewis, Chris Bunt & Charlie Fowler. Each week they will deep dive one album, EP, or musical project, chosen on a rotational basis between the three of them. The show will encourage listeners to write in to the show and take part in the conv…