Transmission episode 3: Vandalism and future rock royalty
Luton fanzine Vandalism Begins At Home and Kettering kings Monarchs are our two featured interviews as Transmission returns tonight (May 30) for a third thunderous instalment on Diverse FM.
Our boys Matt Crawley and Danny Buckley will be spinning more tunes from local, unsigned and up-an-coming artists in their quest to introduce you to your next favourite band - and Monarchs next in line for the throne with new single ‘You Got Me’.
We caught up with them for an exclusive chat at Bedford Esquires on Friday, the day they released their desert rock-infused stomp.
Tune in as the trio also discuss Nick Cave-inspired lyrics and their love for Arctic Monkeys, with a view on why the Bowie-esque album from Alex Turner and co won’t be fully understood and appreciated until 10 years down the line.
We also have a local music love-in with Ben Barry, who is one half of Vandalism Begins At Home’s self-styled co-conspirator duo, along with Dave O’Brien.
A man very much after our own hearts, when it comes to local music and arts, Ben discusses why 2018 was the right time to revive the fanzine, 10 years after its first incarnation.
Busy planning the third edition of the free music and arts zine, Ben gives us the lowdown of what you can expect when it drops in a pub near you from June 8.
Also, on Transmission this week, which airs on 102.8fm in Luton or available online from anywhere at www.diversefm.com via a listen again feature, get your gig fix with our round-up of the must-see events for the next fortnight, plus hear bangers from the likes of The Barratts, Trampoline, Black Honey, Luton’s Rylands Heath and our Track of the Week from King Purple.
And, if you want to get in touch with us, you can email Transmission on transmission@gmail.com or find the show on Twitter, Facebook
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