• August 19th, 2009
ShadowPlay teams up with Teddy Bones, aka long-time SP contributor and fiend on the ones and twos, Tom Bonnett for an early precursor to a long-time partnership. This episde we introduce top monthly Stoke Newington night Broken Yolk, conducting some pointed ramblings about music consumption (including the mysteries of spotify) and featuring some aural delights in the form of Lord Tanamo, Acoustic Ladyland and a certain familiar reggae face.
More info: http://www.myspace.com/brokenyolkuk
Get in touch: shadowplayfanzine@hotmail.com
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• November 4th, 2008
The sporadic ShadowPlay podcast returns with a pun so bad your Grandad will swallow his teeth. This Oddcast (you were warned!) takes a look at the wide, weird world of music and stops off to chink triangular glasses with Roots Manuva, Listen with Sarah and Rachel Unthank along the way. Listen out for an interview with quirky folkster Micah P Hinson, be led carefully through the maze of online pap as we give out web tips and enjoy the strangest lawnmower chat since Charles had to tell queenie about that dreadful incident with a corgi on the palace lawns. Apologies for the slightly truncated edition, damn techincal limitations. Do get in touch with suggestions and comments on the post below or to shadowplayfanzine@hotmail.com. Check out www.shadowplay.org.uk or find me on Facebook (Alex Lawson).
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• May 5th, 2008
ShadowPlay returns with its continental boots on for a whistlestop audio tour of European soil. Covering the likes of Sweden, Germany, the Czech Republic, France and, erm, Brazil we stop at music, art and literature for a quick snapshot before collecting an auditory souvenir and scurrying home. Featuring the likes of Jose Gonzalez, Amon Tobin and an interview with Charlotte Marionneau of La Volume Courbe. Ramshackle and full of passion as ever, give us a listen or download the podcast wherever you are in the world…
Podcast accompaniment: www.geocities.com/alexowl26/Eurocast
More info at: www.shadowplay.org.uk
Email: shadowplayfanzine@hotmail.com
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• May 17th, 2007
We are delighted to welcome MJ Hibbett on the show this week. A legend in his own age Hibbett is an impassioned singer-songwriter who sacks off all these mushy songs and entertains with songs of real life and ideals. He’s funny, witty charming, good build and a great kisser…sorry no it’s not a classified but he’s ace. Here’s the debut of his track A Thousand Ukeleles! Full tracklisting at http://www.shadowplay.org.uk
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• May 17th, 2007
Julie London and Pavement intertwine beautifully, Sheffield’s Interior’s urge us to go to Japan and MJ HIbbett gives us the Lesson of the Smiths
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• May 12th, 2007
The final part of our MJ HIbbett session sees an amusing attempt at participation in a certain comedy rap song by the Playboys, we play guess the answer and we play some absolute classics which couldn’t be ignored including Rodney’s fave.
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• May 12th, 2007
A Lex spesh sees the Playboys report live (well, almost) from the Boom Bip gig in Sheffield the previous night. also we talk non-pinneappled Jason Lee and Schwab give us a lesson in diction.
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• May 6th, 2007
A cracking half hour in which we Shef-out quality electronica outfit Winter North Atlantic, John Shuttleworth tells us why having two margarines on the go at one time is a disaster and I speak to British author Toby Litt about his career to date and by his new book Hospital is his biggest, boldest effort to date.
Full listing up at: www.geocities.com/alexowl26/seriesthree
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• May 6th, 2007
In which excellent cuts from the new Wilco and Coco Rosie albums are overshadowed by Lambert’s uncanny ability to create fantabulous sounding supergroups by identifying tunes. Quality stuff.
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• May 3rd, 2007
I catch up with one of the most exciting British writers of the last ten years on the Sheffield date of his tour of his new book, Hospital. Toby had written everything from crime to offbeat romance and a full ShadowPlay style grilling was well overdue…
More at www.tobylitt.com
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