Permanent Records

10/11/2018

The whole first series of Permanent Records is available to listen and subscribe to online. A podcast in which we talk to bands and musicians about their discographies - in depth chats that go in to the finer details of recording, touring and the experience of being in a band.

Our first series features
And So I Watch You From Afar, Grace Petrie, Johnny Foreigner, Real Friends, Rolo Tomassi, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly., The Futureheads and Tiny Moving Parts.

Listen & Subscribe here. If you enjoy it, spread the word and we'll be back with a second series in 2019.

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02/11/2018

“There were literally nine people there. It was us and the local band and the local band’s girlfriends.”

With their new record ‘Swell’ out earlier this year, We talk to Dylan Mattheisen from Tiny Moving Parts about their discography from early albums when the band were just 15, to their new record 'Swell' which came out earlier this year.

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26/10/2018

“Putting that record out in to the world was the last time I felt invincible.”

Since defining the sound of indie dance floors in the early 2000’s, The Futureheads have remained inventive throughout their career. Having been inactive for a few years, we caught up with Ross Millard from the band to talk through their back catalogue.

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19/10/2018

“You can’t think about what other people think because then you’re getting in to the level of self analysis where you’re like ‘Why do people like me?’ and I think that it’s not good to be that fundamentally insecure in a creative process.”

Over the last 15 years Sam Duckworth has been making music under his own name, as Recreations and as Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly., touching on a multitude of genres while retaining a clear common thread. Last year he announced the return of the Get Cape name having retired it under extraordinary circumstances a few short years before.

We got together backstage ahead of his Birmingham headline show to talk through his back catalogue.

His new record Young Adult is out now on Xtra Mile Recordings.

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12/10/2018

“There are a lot of things we did early on that hurt us for years. I know it’s not a particularly glamorous thing to talk about but it’s actually the truth”

We talk to James Spence from Brighton (via Nottingham and Sheffield) band Rolo Tomassi about a career that has seen the band release five records before most of the band turn thirty. From early shows while he and vocalist Eva Spence were still at high school, to their new record ‘Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It’ (out now on Holy Roar Records) which has seen the band reinvigorated both inside and out.

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05/10/2018

“At the end of the day, no-one really cares about your band as much as the people in it."

In this episode we talk to Kyle Fasel, bassist in Chicago pop-punk band Real Friends.

The band are unusual in that they have retained many of the elements of the 'business' side of a band that would normally be farmed out to outside companies - such as packing and shipping their own merchandise - while reaching a huge worldwide audience. We talk about that, mental health and touring and the bands back catalogue in the wake of the release of their third record 'Composure' which marks a sea change in approach for the five piece.

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03/10/2018

Our next episode is out Friday but you can catch up with our first three looks through some of our favourite musicians discographies - And So I Watch You From Afar, Grace Petrie and Johnny Foreigner - over at http://permanentrecs.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

28/09/2018

Our third episode is available now. An hour long interview with Alexei Berrow of Johnny Foreigner, looking back through the bands discography (plus bonus Yr Poetry and itoldyouiwouldeatyou content).

This is one of the most in depth and insightful episodes yet, and one I’m really excited to share with you.

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22/09/2018

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21/09/2018

Our second episode is up now - an hour long chat through folk musician and songwriter Grace Petrie's back catalogue from albums recorded in a couple of days to her most recent effort 'Q***r as Folk'.

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18/09/2018

Apparently sharing a podcast in a way that is universally easy to subscribe to is really hard. SO. Here's where you can listen to us online, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, TuneIn or using our RSS feed in your podcatcher of choice. Our next episode lands on Friday - subscribe to get it direct to your feed.

THIS IS A PODCAST ABOUT DISCOGRAPHIES. We talk to musicians about their careers so far, using the records they’ve releases as landmarks along the way. We discuss how they were recorded, what their memories are of the time they were released and the processes involved in their writing. THE HOST Joh...

14/09/2018

With our first episode out and most of our first ‘series’ recorded, let us know who you think we should approach about future episodes...?

14/09/2018

Our first episode is an interview with Rory Friers from And So I Watch You From Afar. An hour long look back through their discography, early touring memories and more.

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13/09/2018

‪Our first podcast drops tomorrow at 9am. An hour long chat with one of our favourite musicians. Make sure you’re subscribed: ‬http://permanentrecs.com/feed/episodes

12/09/2018

Permanent Records is a podcast about discographies. We talk to artists about their albums and the path they've taken between them.

The first Episode is coming this Friday. Subscribe to our feed using the link below:

We talk to artists about their discographies. We look at their recorded output and the path they took between those records.