“THIS Album…” with William Hann

Fancy a chaotic Talking Heads podcast? Well watch out, you might get what you're after...Welcome to the "THIS Album..." Podcast LIVE in West Hampstead, where everything goes slightly (very) off the rails. With comedian Matthew Crosby we dive headfirst into comedy, music, and pure on-stage chaos.In this episode:The unexpected no-show of comedian Jacob Hawley (and the crowd’s brutal reaction 👀)Using AI (yes, really) to save a live comedy showAudience interaction, improv bits, and stand-up chaosA hilarious deep dive into Stop Making Sense by Talking HeadsWhy this iconic concert film still blows minds decades laterThe legendary “big suit” explainedMusic, nostalgia, and finding your “tribe” through bandsEmotional moments about live music, gigs, and why they matter🎶 We also talk about:David Byrne’s genius performance styleThe influence of Nirvana, Bikini Kill, and 90s music cultureGrowing up with music as rebellionWhy This Must Be the Place might be the greatest live moment everExpectStand-up comedyCrowd workMusic nerd debatesTotal unpredictabilityIf you love comedy podcasts, live shows, music deep dives, or Talking Heads, this episode is for you.What’s your favorite moment from Stop Making Sense?Like, Subscribe & Share for more live podcast chaos and music comedy!

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It’s episode 67 of “THIS Album…” and I’m joined by Liam Withnail!!!

Welcome to This Album with William Hann — the podcast where each episode dives deep into an album that means something personal. From iconic records to hidden gems, we explore the songs, stories, artwork, live shows, and emotional connections behind the music.In this episode, comedian Liam Withnail (Enjoy An Album podcast) joins William Hann to break down one of the most talked-about indie releases of the year: Getting Killed by Geese.What We Cover in This EpisodeFirst reactions to Getting Killed and why it’s a Gen Z indie rock breakthroughThe standout tracks like “Cobra,” “Taxis,” and “I Pay the Cocaine”Why Geese might be the future of indie rockThe influence of frontman Cameron Winter and his solo workComparing Geese to bands like The Strokes and RadioheadThe reality of stand-up comedy life, bad gigs, and creative burnoutThe rise (and fall?) of indie scenes — from 2000s indie sleaze to todayLiam is a stand-up comedian and co-host of the cult music podcast Enjoy An Album (with Christopher MacArthur-Boyd). In this episode, he shares:His musical journey from emo and indie beginningsThe story behind discovering Street Spirit (Fade Out)What it’s like performing comedy across the UKHonest thoughts on music fandoms and modern indie cultureIs indie rock back?With Getting Killed, Geese may have created a defining moment for a new generation — blending experimental sounds with raw energy and bold songwriting.If you’re into:Indie rock / alternative musicAlbum breakdown podcastsMusic commentary & reviewsComedy + culture conversationsThis episode is for you.

Welcome back to This Album with William Hann — but this isn’t your usual deep dive This is our February 2026 Music Roundup, where we break down the biggest moments in music, culture, and chaos from the past month.

Joined by special guest Helen Nash (music industry insider turned dog-walking mogul ), we get into everything from Brit Awards history-making wins to the state of grassroots venues, plus gigs, albums, and unfiltered stories from the scene.

In This Episode:Brit Awards 2026 – celebrating PinkPantheress making history as Producer of the YearThe rise of CMAT and why she’s one of the most exciting artists right nowLive music in crisis – are small venues dying?Fred again.. and the evolving rave experienceOasis nostalgia, fandom, and emotional gig momentsThe return of WU LYF and alternative music distributionAlbum chat: Hilary Duff, Mac Miller, Peaches & moreFestival culture, Glastonbury stories & music industry chaosMental health, burnout & creativity in 2026What We’re Listening To:Hilary Duff – unexpected pop comebackPsychedelic Porn Crumpets – high-energy psych rockPeaches – bold, provocative new releaseMac Miller – posthumous reflections

Big Topics:Why gigs are getting more expensive The loss of grassroots music cultureTikTok vs real-life music communitiesThe future of artists outside the mainstreamIf you love music, culture, and honest conversations about the industry — this one’s for you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more album deep dives and monthly roundups.

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In this episode:Starting a band at college (and thinking you’ll be the biggest in the world)The reality of the 2000s indie scene: gigs, MySpace & club nightsWild stories from Camden, Koko, and UK toursThe near-miss with XL Recordings How George built a global music marketing agencyBehind-the-scenes working with major artists & brandsWhy social media is EVERYTHING for artists todayTopics covered:indie music UK, 2000s indie scene, MySpace bands, starting a band, music marketing, social media for musicians, UK gigs, Camden nightlife, music industry careers, artist promotionTimestamps:0:00 Intro0:30 Meet George James2:00 Starting a band at college5:00 Early gigs & band life10:00 Touring & fan stories15:00 The XL Recordings story20:00 Club nights & MySpace era25:00 Building a music career30:00 Working with global artists35:00 Reflections & memoriesAbout the podcast:This Album Podcast explores music, albums, and the stories behind them — featuring artists, industry experts, and personal deep dives into the moments that shape our lives through music.Don’t forget to:LikeComment your favourite indie band from the 2000sSubscribe for more music stories & industry insights#ThisAlbumPodcast #IndieMusic #MusicPodcast #MySpaceEra #MusicIndustry #UKMusic #BandLife #SocialMediaForArtists

"FUCKING CROSSAINT!"
Welcome to “This Album” with William Hann — the podcast where each episode dives deep an album.In this episode, I'm joined by the brilliant Murkage Dave — songwriter, producer, club DJ, and one of modern UK music’s most unique voices. Together we unpack Jamie T’s legendary debut album Panic Prevention, exploring its impact on British culture, its fusion of indie, hip‑hop, and reggae influences, and why it still resonates nearly two decades later.

We also discuss:The making of Murkage Dave’s new album Brute Thoughts Growing up in Thatcher’s Britain and how it shaped his musicThe state of the modern music industry and streaming cultureBuilding a genuine fan community in an algorithm‑driven worldThe power of creativity, self‑expression, and saying “yes” to opportunityAn honest take on Jamie T’s artistry, from Sheila to If You’ve Got the MoneyHear stories about working with Damon Albarn, appearing on Gorillaz: Demon Days Live, running the iconic Murkage Mondays club nights, and memories of the UK indie scene of the 2000s — from Arctic Monkeys and The Streets to LCD Soundsystem and Oasis.

Featured Topics & Keywords:MUrkage Dave interview, Jamie T Panic Prevention analysis, UK indie sleaze, British music podcast, album breakdown, creative inspiration, Brute Thoughts 2024, William Hann podcast.

Murkage Dave Live Dates
Village Underground (London) – March 19YES (Manchester) – March 20

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