60 Minutes or less - A podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast

’60 Minutes or less’ - the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast - returns for episode twenty four and we welcome our guests Sweeping Promises, gnarly husband and wife duo with the best names in the business, Lira Mondal and Caufield Schnug!Debut album ‘Hunger for a Way Out’ arrived via Feel It Records in deepest, darkest Covid times and was a total breath of fresh air, a post-punk gem that soundtracked many a sanctioned walk time whilst I was locked down. Along with a number of discoveries at the time - the likes of Stuck, Snooper and Deeper - the uncertainty of the pandemic had us thinking we might not ever see them live, so I hoovered up everything they’d put out with gusto. In mid-2023, the duo released their follow up record ‘Good Living Is Coming For You’, their label debut for Sub Pop and - free from the pandemic - we finally managed to catch them in the flesh when they played Manchester later in the year.Having bigged them up from the off, it was a no brainer to have them on the podcast and so four years to the day the band released their debut full length, we caught up over Zoom in August of this year for a chat about their recent marriage, halloween, being in a video game and - great news - that they’re working on their third record!We’re in December now and boy wouldn’t it be a real Christmas treat to rate this podcast on your chosen platform! Why not gift your loved ones too with news of ’60 Minutes or less’ - it’ll cost you nowt! If you like the episode, let us know. Find us on the socials and everything else here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to ’60 Minutes or less’ - a podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast - where for episode twenty three, it’s a dream for young teenage me to welcome our guest Ross Millard, guitarist and vocalist in Sunderland’s finest, The Futureheads!With six albums under their collective belts and over 20 years of playing music together, The Futureheads have been part of my life for - well, 20 years now - and I can still fondly recall picking up their self-titled full length on CD from the holy Telford Town Centre. 15 years on in 2019 and I was again in a buying mood, chuffed up to grab a copy of ‘Powers’, their latest album off the back of a bit of a hiatus.Cut to 2024 and the quartet have just announced the forthcoming release of ‘Decent Days & Nights: The Singles’, a compilation of all of their singles (so far) in one brand new release. Out late November via Cherry Red Records, it’s an all-killer, no-filler collection from an outfit that never miss. Ahead of its release, we caught up with Ross over Zoom as he got himself together for an evening of five-a-side - to talk about the new record, time away from The Futureheads and how much the music industry has changed over the years. Hey - It’s Christmas soon, so do us a favour and rate this podcast on your chosen platform and tell your pals, work colleagues - anyone really - all about us. If you like the episode, let us know. Find us on the socials and everything else here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

’60 Minutes or less’ - the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast - returns for episode twenty two and we’re THANKful to welcome our guests, the rock band Thank from Leeds!A noise band of note that have been on our radar since almost day dot, off the back of releasing their debut full length ‘Thoughtless Cruelty’ in 2022, this month sees Thank release their latest record ’I Have A Physical Body That Can Be Harmed’ - their label debut for the wunderbar Big Scary Monsters. We interviewed Thank - that is vocalist Freddy, bassist Cameron, guitar / synth bod Lewis and drummer Steve - backstage at this year’s ArcTanGent Festival. You’ll realise instantly that it’s at a festival as the background noise is super loud… But not too loud, and you’ll soon get lost in our wandering conversation about Missy Elliott, Tears For Fears, supporting Yard Act where two thirds of the crowd hate your guts and Freddy slowly turning into Jeremy Clarkson. Quite a lot of naughty words in this one.Be sure to rate this podcast on your chosen platform and do tell your pals all about us. If you like the episode, let us know. Find us on the socials and everything else here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

’60 Minutes or less’ - the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast - returns for episode twenty one we’re delighted to welcome the brilliantly named Raygun Busch, vocalist in noisy Oklahoma outfit Chat Pile!With nightmarish music videos to compliment their harsh brand of noise rock, Chat Pile have picked up quite a lot of steam in their home country and throughout Europe off the back of releasing their gnarly debut ’God's Country’ in 2022.In October 2024, Chat Pile released their hotly tipped new album, ‘Cool World’ (via The Flenser), a record described on the pages of Birthday Cake For Breakfast as “really fucking dark and heavy”. Ahead of the release of ‘Cool World’, we spoke with Raygun over Zoom, touching on the new album, horror flicks, gatekeeping in music and visually explaining the meaning of cracking open a tin. Listen out too for an exclusive scoop from Raygun - one for the heads! Be sure to rate this podcast on your chosen platform and do tell your pals all about us. If you like the episode, let us know! Find us on the socials and everything else here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.