Monké Monday Podcast: Recent Episodes
Monké Lamp
Your weekly dose of Monké Lamp goodness. Hosted by Angus Snowdon and Isaac Ashfield - Co-Founders of the Monké Lamp Music Group.
this week we have the incredible Posh Toast, 4 piece Surf Rock band, recently released songs. we chat worst gigs, best gigs and fish.
This week we have the ever serious Amalia Davinder spilling some serious tea over funk, folk, songwriting and claiming your from London.
Isabelle Mettle is a 20-year-old singer-songwriter from the music capital, London, and currently residing in Liverpool. Her vibrant tone, alongside her metaphorical and emotive songwriting style, adds to the upbeat and stimulating nature of her music.
This week we have the inimitable @lemonskiesband. We have a lengthy discussion on hand dryers, best pints, Declan’s hair and how @issossahendross will never get out of the band.
This week we have the incredible frontwoman of Thalias Grace and enraged GFM Lauren Sladdin. Hailing from Bradford, Lauren lets us in on the formation of Thalias Grace, her favourite bands and what meal deals are available to those who aren't able to digest bread.
Fraser Cattini has often been described as the fella with the sexy italian footballers name, gigging for many years in his homestead of Essex or London has since moved up and taken the northern scenes by storm, both as a solo act and with the band Hotel Iago.
This weeks guest is the fantastic @miamaiiiiii. While only being in her second year at the university of Liverpool, Mia has become an established name in Liverpool’s eclectic Dance music and Dj circuit, earning a Friday night residency at Get Down On It and playing at some of the most prestigious and well known clubs on the Mersey. She has also played in bands and is known for a more experimental take on Harp playing.
Welcome to the return of the Monké Lamp Podcast in a brand new season. The boys are back and joined with new guests and some old favourites. This week we talk Monké history, politics, the rapid rate of inflation and of course the Liverpool music scene
This week Angus and Isaac talk to Charlie Stevens of Sarnia, a two piece riff rock band that have just come off of the back of an incredible gig hosted by Monké Lamp. They talk the three Gs, Guitars, Guernsey and G-Pedal Boards, as well as the £5000 question. Follow Charlies Island hopping musical journey and find out just how he curates his sound to be flipping massive. As always stay tuned for your Monké Lamp Goodness and find out about our future plans.
Thank you everyone for your support on this project so far, we really appreciate it. :)
This week we talk to Archie, lead guitar and vocals of Teabag Aquarium and formally Take The Stairs. The Boys talk hometown fever, meal deals, Barney the Dinosaur and expensive gear (musical). Find out how Archie writes his song with the 4th unofficial member of the band, as well as the new Teabag Songs that are on their way soon! Of course, containing all of the Monké Lamp Goodness you could ask for. Come down on 24/03 for the last gig of Monké Madness at the Quarry. Link in our Insta Bio!
Isaac and Angus have a slightly steaming chat with the man with the sexy Italian named singer/songwriter Fraser Cattini and the talented guitarist, producer and performer Darren Bello of Revive studios or 2/5 of Hotel Iago. We talk best gigs, worst gigs favourite drinks and the music process. Smattered with the best Monké Lamp Goodness you can ask for, find out more about Monké March Madness.
Isaac and Angus have a nice chat with Special Guests(s) Thalia's Grace. We talk first gigs/concerts, musical influences and drum lines. Find out what the bands fave crisps are and all about the nice(ish) city of Bradford. Also find out about our Monké March Madness with events on nearly every week!
Angus and Isaac have a nice chat with very special guest Joel Howley, about his first gigs, show experience and where they have played. We delve into the choices that got us to where we are, plus all the Monké Lamp goodness you can ask for. #monkémonday
Co-Founders, Angus and Isaac have a nice chat about their first gigs, worst show experience and where they have played, plus all the Monké Lamp goodness you can ask for.