David J: podcast appearances and interviews

David John Haskins, known professionally as David J, is a British musician, producer, and writer born on April 24, 1957. He is recognized for his role as the bassist in the gothic rock band Bauhaus and in the band Love and Rockets. In addition to his performance career, he has composed scores for several plays and films and has written and directed his own theatrical works. His plays include Silver for Gold, which depicts the life of Edie Sedgwick, and The Chanteuse and The Devil's Muse. These works have been staged in venues such as REDCAT in Los Angeles. As an artist, David J's work has been exhibited internationally, and he has served as a resident DJ at venues including the Knitting Factory. His discography features numerous singles and solo albums. Notably, in 1990 he released one of the early Number 1 hits on the Modern Rock Tracks charts with the song I'll Be Your Chauffeur. His single The Day That David Bowie Died reached number 4 on the UK vinyl singles chart in 2016 and is included on his double album Vagabond Songs. Furthermore, he has released music through No Devotion Records, a Mexican label.