The Tape: Volume 2

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When we started this podcast, we thought we could spend time discussing old four-track recordings and maybe come up with a "purely theoretical" compilation tape of our favourite tunes. Ignoring the voices in our heads saying it was pointless and impossibly niche, we took our first faltering steps on the journey…

Incredibly, here we are with the second volume of our mix tape including tracks selected over the last fourteen episodes. We discuss the track listing, hear some alternate takes and digress in the usual fashion. As is customary, it's pointless and impossibly niche.

This episode includes, amongst other things:

• Cannibals
• Improvisation
• Bongos
• Sweat

Listen to The Best of This Are Johnny Domino, Vol. 1 on Spotify

 

Wake Up And Smell The Cat Food

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The Brothers Woodward have more fun than you'd think is possible while listening to obscure music and rambling on about nonsense.

This jam-packed episode features two contenders for The Best Of This Are Johnny Domino, more interpretations of childhood songs and a new entry into The Eternal Halls Of The Four Track Gods!

Including, amongst other things:

• Martha's Harbour at Rock City
• Wet fingers, glass tubes and 1970s daytime TV
• Animals coming in two by two

Thanks very much to Ian and Will for their engagement!

Listen to The Best of This Are Johnny Domino, Vol. 1 on Spotify

London, New York, Paris, Munich

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…Everybody talk about pop music - as the song goes. In this episode of the podcast, the Woodward brothers talk about their very own version of pop music, which unfortunately doesn’t seem to be all that popular.

As usual, there are tunes to consider, prompting amusing memories of 1990s lo-fi fun.

This episode features:

• An Erstwhile Friend takes us back
• Giles and Steve attempt to tell the world's funniest joke
• Nick Rhodes keyboards, drum machines and muffins
• Superheroes and blood harmonies