成人快手

Author and screenwriter John Niven dropped in to talk about new film, Kill Your Friends, adapted from his own novel about a ruthless record company exec in the glory days of Britpop. He told us about writing from experience, handling difficult questions, and being a better writer than he was an A&R man. Guy Garvey played us tunes from his first solo record, inspired by 6 Music Listeners, train journeys, and Femi Kuti's monstrous synth. Sacramento hip-hop duo, Blackalicious, are back with their first new material in ten years. They played tracks from Imani, Vol. 1 and spoke about finding creativity in difficult times. Empire Magazine's Chris Hewitt reviewed Brooklyn and the aforementioned Kill Your Friends for Friday Film Club.