My guess this episode is Juanita Stein of Howling Bells, whose debut self-titled album is celebrating it’s 20th anniversary with a first-time vinyl issue and special London show in November. The album was produced by Ken Nelson, known for his work with Coldplay and Gomez. As you’ll hear in our interview, the band emigrated from Australia to London with the hopes of working with him, but they had to wait until Ken was done working on Coldplay’s third album “X&Y”. Juanita joins me from her home in Brighton to discuss the transition from Australia to the UK, what Ken Nelson brought to the project, support tours, and the potential archival vacuum we might be facing from the early digital era. I hope you enjoy it!
My guess this episode is Juanita Stein of Howling Bells, whose debut self-titled album is celebrating it’s 20th anniversary with a first-time vinyl issue and special London show in November. The album was produced by Ken Nelson, known for his work with Coldplay and Gomez. As you’ll hear in our interview, the band emigrated from Australia to London with the hopes of working with him, but they had to wait until Ken was done working on Coldplay’s third album “X&Y”.
Juanita joins me from her home in Brighton to discuss the transition from Australia to the UK, what Ken Nelson brought to the project, support tours, and the potential archival vacuum we might be facing from the early digital era.
I hope you enjoy it!
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