Lead singer and bass player Robin Hawkins and drummer Iwan Griffiths tell The Boys in the Band Podcast how Monster was written - and how its success changed the direction of the band.
They also reflect on how their search for more pop hits led to Alex Pennie leaving the band, reveal a frustrating tale of how another single was denied a top 10 spot, and discuss the prospects of them returning to the stage once again.
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Tune in to a new three-part podcast celebrating 25 years of fierce panda records. Last year we interviewed panda head-honcho Simon Williams over three afternoons at our Canonbury HQ. On each occasion we opened a bottle of Prosecco and filled our tea mugs. It was a nice way to spend an hour in the office as the chat got more silly and giggly and we talked about his love of going to gigs, releasing records and bears. You will find out how not seeing ELO at the age of 13 might have started the whole thing, how fierce panda became a full time hobby, getting into bed with the majors, a stint at XFM and stumbling acr...
Tune in to a new three-part podcast celebrating 25 years of fierce panda records. Last year we interviewed panda head-honcho Simon Williams over three afternoons at our Canonbury HQ. On each occasion we opened a bottle of Prosecco and filled our tea mugs. It was a nice way to spend an hour in the office as the chat g...
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