As a Brit expat in the US I’m naturally a bit out of sync with what’s going on back home. This pod has introduced me to many bands I’d have otherwise probably not come across like Everything Everything. Also good to hear another set of ears on some of existing favorite bands like Duran Duran and New Order. Keep up the good work! Carry On Podcasting indeed

Is this the same dan bull that made the rap “the arch-illager”? It’s my favorite song and he is one of my favorite artists. How does he rap that fast!? Bro does anyone see or read these? No one has responded.

I got wind of this cast from Neil tenant’s post and haven’t looked back- got stuck in so to speak- have spent many a happy quarantine hour dog walking with headphones strapped on and a smile- nothing to take for granted these days. Thanks Dan and Will and keep up the great work in 2021!!

I probalby could have come up with a better title, but it's pretty succinct. These two well spoken, well educated, and well listened fellows pull from recent anals of music history and present the great music that we might have forgotten about and remind us to dust off those cds and spin again, just like last summer. Xo

As a college age kid in the US in the early 80s I was completely immersed and obsessed with the new wave of British bands who brought a completely fresh and original sound across the pond. The synths, the beats, the melodies, the harmonies, the embrace of pop, rock and dance was liberating for me since it was what my musical preferences gravitated to as opposed to the stale and tired music styles which the late 70s carried over into the very beginning of the 80s. What makes listening to Dan and Will so enjoyable is that I hear that same sense of loving the types of music I’ve been excited about since the early 80s and they’re expressing it from their UK point of view and with an appreciation for the foundations which most of today’s electronic and pop music was built upon. Additionally, they both have this sharp and sarcastic very British sense of humor which makes the podcasts even more enjoyable. Their most recent episode celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of Duran Duran’s debut album titled Duran Duran is brilliant and encapsulates their love of music and in particular this album and band. They have included contributions from many who have worked with the band and a couple of surprises as well. Easily my favorite episode. But I’ve also lived episodes on New Order, Electronic, Pet Shop Boys, Blondie, Kylie Minogue, Alanis Morrisette, ABBA, U2, Madonna, Erasure, Depeche Mode and many, many more. Dan and Will are very knowledgeable about the music they discuss, yet, they approach it from a sense of enjoyment and love of music. Down to earth, relatable and great sense of humor make each of their episodes really fun to hear.

Two convivial chaps revisit classic pop albums paying them much needed respect. They have a good upbeat chemistry -concentrating on British synth pop. A unique niche that is fun and informative.

This podcast is fantastic. It is like someone made a podcast of all of my favorite music and more. Fabulous episodes of PSB, Duran Duran and Madonna.

They love the same music as I do and provide wonderful perspectives on the same albums I love in this podcast. I’ve only dipped my toes in the water but can’t wait for more.

Pop-music album analysis PLUS live discussion with the musical artists. Fantastic concept, incredible guests, what’s not to love?!

So much fun to relive memories from some great music I grew up on❤️❤️❤️

A Duranduran likened Podcast by @trackbytrackuk hosts on the album ASTRONAUT which is amazingly goose ‘bumply’ delicious!! 🌈❤️🌵😎 “You guys both treated a Duran album respectively with humor, admiration, trust, and a validity that showed you thought about your comments before your voice was heard! THANK YOU a NEW fan of your podcast!! Desertduranfan aka Jason 🌈❤️🌵😎”

Great job, guys! I can think of several albums I’d love to hear you dissect but Dannii’s “Girl” is at the top of my list, with Roisin Murphy’s “Overpowered” a close second. :)