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It’s June and it’s Glastonbury, Graham is in clover, Charles less so. It’s also almost time for Oasis to start their comeback tour.
Meanwhile, in the real world, Graham has been to see post-punk legends Gang of Four's final hometown Leeds gig and realises they are still relevant today.
Graham follows up on last week’s streaming data report with some fascinating additional info on music acts’ Spotify figures.
Charles and Graham examine why Adam Curtis's new BBC iPlayer political documentary series Shifty is a masterpiece.
EIFF 2025 line-up will be revealed this week.
Charles reports on the new play by Chris O’Connor at Leeds Playhouse. Through it All Together, which stars Reece Dinsdale and Shobna Gulati.
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