Music and more with Adam Nutter

Throughout the 20th century, record labels were the dominant force behind the most successful artists. Hut Records, a subsidiary of Virgin, was responsible for bands like Smashing Pumpkins, The Verve, Placebo, Embrace, and of course The Music just to name a few. Before long, the internet, for better or worse, radically changed the music game. This week on Music and more, Adam and Pete welcome form...

Fans of The Music are probably familiar with Charlatan’s front man Tim Burgess. They may also be aware of the wildly popular  Tim’s Listening Parties  on Twitter which is where the lads reunited after a decade to discuss the first The Music album. It’s no secret that Tim has been a huge supporter of the Music from the beginning and still to this day. This week on Music and more, Adam and Pete are...

There is an entire world behind the actual music that we all love; managers, producers, editors, and press to name a few. This week on the Music and more podcast, Adam and Pete welcome Embrace guitarist Rik McNamara to share some of his best and worst experiences being in a major band. As an added bonus, Rik not only shared managers with The Music, but also recording studios. Even more interesting...

On this weeks episode Adam and Pete catch up with Will Jackson. A great friend of The Music. Will is also behind all of The Music's early recordings, including the Fierce Panda Take the long road. The bands practice room was built in the store room of Will Jacksons Soundworks studios. Will also did the mix for the recording of live at the blank canvas. Overall Will was a very important part of the...

On this episode Adam and Pete welcome Patrick Matthews on to the podcast. Patrick is a founder member of The Vines and plays bass with Youth Group and is a great friend of everyone in The Music. Having toured with both bands, we had a lot to catch up on. Enjoy.

In the early 2000s we all didn't have fancy smartphones with cameras, so good photos were a rarity. This week on Music and more Adam and Pete welcome the wife of The Music drummer, and unofficial photographer, Jenn Jordan. Follow along as we discuss the following photos: Photo # 1 Venice Beach Photo # 2 Top of the Capitol Building Photograph # 3 Limo  Photograph # 4 Long Road Video  Photograph # 5...

This week on the podcast we continue catching up with lead singer of The Music Rob Harvey. Enjoy!

The past few weeks of the Music and more podcast have been an absolute pleasure catching up with members of the band. Their insight into the band history and analysis of the catalog has been nothing short of brilliant. This week on the Music and more we round out the “Catching Up” series with lead singer Rob Harvey. In Part 1 of a 2 part series we journey back to the days of the high school music...

It’s hard to describe the uniqueness of The Music’s sound without using words like “beat”, “dance” or “funk”. This week on the Music and more podcast Adam and Pete welcome the man behind the beat, Phil Jordan. The lads reminisce the first band practice, touring, career changes, and much more.

Happy New Year everyone! On this first episode of 2021, Adam and Pete bring in the new year discussing the latest practice session and answering fan mail questions. Enjoy!

This week on the Music and more podcast we welcome The Music bassist Stu Coleman to reminisce the early days all the way to Temple Newsam.

Last week’s Bright Young Things episode with The Music manager Tim Vigon was quite nostalgic for the band and Music fans alike. This week we welcome big brother Tom Nutter for another perspective on this pivotal moment in The Music history.   

In 2000, the band Insense took 1st place in a Leeds City Council competition called Bright Young Things. That night they not only won the competition, but they caught the eye of their soon to be manager, Tim Vigon. This week on the Music and More Podcast Adam and Pete welcome The Music’s manager and biggest fan to take us back to the early days of Bright Young Things, signing the band, touring, Te...

A B-side was originally known as the song on the flip side of a 12" or 7" vinyl single. Depending on who you ask, B-side can be additional songs that were determined not to fit with the overall sound of an album, or some might classify B-sides as second class citizens; subpar compared to the songs on the A-side. On this episode, Adam and Pete discuss B-sides and how they fit into a bands catalogue...

I’ve heard it said that many musicians are the sum of their influences. A big part of who they have become were shaped by all the other artists they listened to and looked up to; whose songs they sang; and whose moves they tried to copy. On this episode of Music and More, Pete and I discuss what music influenced the various songs and albums in The Music as well as what is currently the influence o...

7 months and counting till the reunion show at Temple Newsam. On this episode, Pete and i talk about some topics relating to gearing up for the gig. How the show came about, potential set lists and more.  Tell us what your set list would be on Twitter. #TempleNewsamSetList. Pete was keen to get insight into the set, which made us think it would be interesting to know everyone else's thoughts. Also...

An introduction to Music and more podcast with Adam Nutter.