Shame - Records In My Life (2018 interiew)

[@bzed8825]

these boys have an amazing drummer

[@bill_case]

'Songs of Praise' is a great record! It's a very eclectic, yet cohesive record. Looking forward to the next Shame release!

[@Northerntransmissions]

We like it as well. Very solid debut album.

[@bebitonenita65]

This is a real good band, freaking rock is not dead

[@Northerntransmissions]

yes! Their album is great and they kill it live.

[@lorenzocarmelo6781]

Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost the login password. I would love any tips you can offer me.

[@rafaelalbert8348]

@Lorenzo Carmelo Instablaster =)

[@WAZOOMA]

@@lorenzocarmelo6781 stop

[@iamnotanumber100]

Stiff little fingers inflammable material is soooooooo good. Great interview Great band 👍

[@Northerntransmissions]

Cheers, thanks for watching!

[@scatterbrainjon79]

Great content, promising young band.

[@dyr234]

These guys play in that early post punk style of joy division, wire, gang of four etc.. damn good band and good blokes.

[@amantewolde4898]

BOY THIS BAND SURE IS COOL !

[@keitasuzuki6318]

can’t wait to see them after this pandemic

[@aboabdshami]

One of the best eposides! Please get Emma Ruth Rundle and Julia Holter on the show next.

[@Northerntransmissions]

Thanks so much. And I'll pass you're suggestion onto Charles. Cheers!

[@TheMartini1234]

@@Northerntransmissions ERR would be great!

[@znet9452]

“stereopathetic soulmanure” would be a good beck album to start on, obscure and weird, perfect!

[@andymiles3886]

SLF.Television. The Fall .You can't go wrong

[@davidangelo8816]

SHAME !!!

[@petersottrel3219]

Great taste. "'Johnny Was' is about Bloody Sunday", though? Not sure if they realise it's a Bob Marley cover.

[@paulw6183]

Pretty sure these boys weren't brought up near clapham junction, unless it's new money south london, private school and all

[@jneal21]

Paul W it is becoming heavily gentrified it’s one of the most trendy areas in London now

[@paulw6183]

@@jneal21 Yea I know, I still have family in battersea it's changed beyond belief.

[@jneal21]

Paul W Yh fella my dad grew up on an estate in Brixton in the 70s/80s when it was one of the worst areas in London. Now whenever I go there it’s filled with all posh city types who live in a million pound terrace house and claim their working class cos they live in Brixton. Most white working class people who r from there have mostly moved out to Croydon and Bromley

[@jean-marieboucherit4716]

Clapton junction, Eric Clapton junction. Where is it? You’re brits! Beatles, Cream, Rolling Stones, Kinks, ...

[@raymaxwell2940]

public school boys giving it the big un as if from the streets of south London ghetto lol

[@victorreyes7285]

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[@djames4997]

Decent band, nice sounds. Why are there no working-class kids in rock music anymore?

[@MrDunkiep]

I'd love to know why. So true.

[@julianmoore9129]

@@MrDunkiep because there is no dole anymore ,People had space to create .You have to be rich to be in a band

[@MrDunkiep]

@@julianmoore9129 mmmmm. Interesting.... You may be on to something. I think this would make a good university thesis.