🎵Now Playing: Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1994)

They might be coming to an end, but Wu-Tang will live forever. The beats are glorious, the rhymes victorious. It’s a classic for a reason.

Favourite Tracks:

  • Shame on a N**a
  • Can It Be All So Simple
  • Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta F' Wit
  • C.R.E.A.M.
  • Method Man

It really is amazing what a bit of 🌞 does for the old noggin, a thoroughly productive weekend.

I always feel a bit smug about not having kids, but never more than on World Book Day.

Couch to 5k has begun (who even am I anymore).

🎵Now Playing: REM - Document (1987)

No idea why R.E.M came into my head while I worked out what I wanted to listen to this afternoon. But I’m glad I did.

Favourite Tracks:

  • Finest Worksong
  • Its The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
  • The One I Love

🎵Now Playing: Hinds - VIVA HINDS (2025)

I heard the Spanish band’s live session with Craig Charles on 6Music the other week and they seemed like a whole lot of fun and so, it turns out, is this album.

Favourite Tracks:

  • Boom Boom Back
  • Stranger
  • Superstar
  • En Forma

🎵Now Playing: Sam Fender - People Watching (2025)

I missed his standout Glastonbury set in 2022 which I imagine will turn him into a future headliner. This new album sounds very accomplished and it’s vital to have working class voices in the mainstream. For all the good, I still think it’s a little bit…. boring? It could be a grower though.

Favourite Tracks

  • People Watching
  • Wild Long Lie
  • Something Heavy

The Bug Club @ Gorilla, Manchester 2025-02-22 🎵

Spring is coming 🌱

🎵Now Playing: Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R (2000)

They’ve announced a massive show in Sheffield and while I have seen them live before, my favourite memory is when Daniel Avery played Feel Good Hit of the Summer at the end of his incredible Glasto set in the early hours of the morning.

Favourite Tracks

  • Feel Good Hit of the Summer
  • The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
  • Better Living Through Chemistry
  • In The Fade