This episode features the band Boy Kill Boy. Formed in 2003. The band are Chris Peck – vocals/guitar, Kevin Chase – bass, Pete Carr – keyboards and Shaz Mahmood – drums. We chat to Chris Peck who talks about the reunion concert this year in October, the band, what happened and how they eventually split up and the reunion. he talks about the highs and the low's and the changing face of the music industry when streaming, downloads and the Internet all impacted on bands around that time. if you don't know the band, they blend indie rock, synth-driven post-punk and dance-punk influences. A big part of the 2004 East London indie scene. Their songs include Suzie, Back Again, Civil Sin and many others. Their songs featured on the video game FIFA 07 and an they also had an appearance on Top Of The Pops. This is an opportunity to hear their music and their story and if you don't know them I think you may want to hear more and if you do know them then its worth reminding yourself or catching up on how everything unfolded.

The Interview with Chris starts at 18:02 minutes

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Welcome to this bonus episode of the Uncharted Sounds Podcast featuring the brilliant Brinsley Schwarz. His career spans six decades — from pub-rock pioneer and bandleader to essential sideman of Graham Parker & the Rumour, to luthier and solo artist in later life. His legacy includes cultivating the pub rock movement and influencing British rock’s move toward direct, roots-based music. Brinsley Schwarz, the band created the infrastructure for UK punk & the working model of grassroots touring. Brinsley Schwarz, both the band and the individual helped shape British new wave songwriting With Nick Lowe and in our view laid the foundation for power pop from 1970's pub rock, punk and New Wave.

Brinsley tells many stories on this episode and we sample some of the great music from the band and his solo career. If you havent heard Brinsley chat before then you are in for a treat and if you have then you know whats coming!.

You can read the story of Graham Parkers debut album Howlin' Wind in Jay Nachmans brilliant book which deals with the creation of the Rumour from the bands Kippington Lodge and of course Brinsley Schwarz. Link below

https://jaynachman.com/graham-parkers-howlin-wind/

Brinsleys Website is also linked below and on our website too (www.uncharted-sounds.co.uk)

https://www.brinsleyschwarzofficial.com/

Brinsleys Interview starts after a short Bio on 20m:21s in to the episode.

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Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine or Carter USM were a South London band around From 1988 - initially splitting after 10 years in 1998. In that time they achieved a number 1 album, headlined the Glastonbury pyramid stage and sold over a million records. Their sound was a soundscape of energy - layering thrashing guitars over backing tracks of samples, sequenced basses and drum machines. The lyrics were rich in social commentary and loaded with clever wordplay. Their gigs were riot of blinding white light, crowd-surfing mayhem. Formed by Jim Bob and Fruitbat in this episode we chat to Jim Bob about the band, his solo career and everything in between.

The Interview and chat with Jim Bob starts at 25.11 minutes.

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