Beat Motel Zine Podcast

Beat Motel Zine Podcast Alternative music, metal, indie, electronica music podcast zine. Immersive live gig reviews & chatter

17/09/2026

Discover the incredible story of Dave Godin, a political militant and conscientious objector who refused to fight in World War II. This deep dive also explores the mystery surrounding his age during that pivotal time.

17/09/2026

Discover the story of Dave Godin, a figure whose impact is often overlooked. Plus, hear the anecdote about Mick Jagger's strong desire to connect with the legendary Marvin Gaye.

17/09/2026

Forget what you think you know about Northern Soul's origins. This deep dive into the music's roots, spotlighting Dave Godin, reveals the surprising truths and lasting impact that shaped a generation.

17/09/2026

Dive into the journey of creating an episode inspired by a powerful song. Experience the personal connection to the bass guitar, visualized through abstract art, night vision, and electrifying band performances. It's more than a video; it's an emotion.

17/09/2026

Dave Godin's childhood obsession with the captivating sound of the cinema organ led him on a years-long quest to find its unique magic. This is his story.

15/09/2026

Delving into the roots of indie elitism, this video examines The Fall's 1981 track 'Lie Dream of a Casino Soul.' Explore the music and the cultural currents that shaped its reception.

15/09/2026

Discover how James Jamerson's groundbreaking Motown basslines defined an era and continue to inspire musicians worldwide. His innovative approach fundamentally changed rhythm sections.

15/09/2026

In 1967, Godin opened Soul City, a record shop that became the epicenter for how British audiences discovered and referred to soul music. It also surprisingly became a popular hangout for football fans.

15/09/2026

Ever wonder why so many bands sound the same? Record labels invented 'Landfill Indie' to cash in on trends. It's a cycle of imitation that can stifle real creativity. What do you think?

15/09/2026

Ever notice how indie bands can be cynical about their own influences? This video dives into that irony, using The Fall and their enigmatic frontman, Mark E. Smith, as prime examples of artists who seemed to mock the very sounds that inspired them.

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