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Hosted by A R Priestley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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A fresh and engaging approach to exploring independent music albums across genres. Each episode features interviews with the artists themselves, unveiling the creative process, inspirations, personal motivations, and hidden stories behind specially selected songs. Music enthusiasts and indie fans alike get unprecedented access to the minds of songwriters, producers, and musicians, experiencing first-hand accounts that transform album listening into an intimate storytelling journey. From indie rock to alternative pop, discover emerging artists, uncover new music trends, and gain insider perspectives that enrich your playlist. Subscribe now for exclusive artist interviews, candid music discussions, and a deep dive into the indie music scene.
A R Priestley hosts ARP - The Album Review Podcast, a music show with 11 episodes published.
Bootsy and Brownie from The Train Boys join The Album Review Podcast to talk about their album Under The Wires — a wild, funny, heartfelt ride through railway life, model trains, freight yards, car-park brass sections, a
Debbie from DAI-X joins The Album Review Podcast to talk about the band’s album Bone Thrower. In this conversation, she explains the origin of the name DAI-X, what it is like to sing lead vocals while playing complex dru
In this episode of the Album Review Podcast, A R Priestley sits down with Phil, the producer and lyricist behind Passport to Summer Volume One, to discuss three tracks from the album. Phil shares the inspiration behind "
In this episode of the Album Review Podcast, hosts speak with Ray Brown and Tony Kiley about "Looking for Vincent" by The Radar Brown Project. The album, a collaboration between Ray and the late Radar (Chris Bynum), sear
In this episode of the Album Review Podcast, A R Priestley interviews Phil of Logical_Miracle, co-creator of the album Irish Fusion. We discuss three tracks—“We Belong Here,” “Let It Rain,” and “Call It Home”—exploring t
In this episode of the Album Review Podcast, the host interviews Mike Levy from Washboard Hank and the Pig Iron Boys about their album Washboard Classics. The band’s unique “rock grass” style transforms classic rock song
Music isn’t just heard; it’s felt. ARP: The Album Review Podcast is an emotionally reflective, genre-agnostic show that helps you discover new music by exploring three standout tracks from each album—and uncovering the h
In this episode of The Album Review Podcast, we sit down with Andy Billups (formerly of The Hamsters) to explore Afton Down—a richly cinematic concept album rooted in place, memory, and the lingering echo of live music h
Tired of the same old holiday tunes? This episode of ARP: The Album Review Podcast is your ticket to a different kind of festive soundscape. We sit down with Sankey Brown (Andy Sankey & Ray Brown) to explore their unique
A R Priestley joins Anna Rey and guitarist Andy Sankey to unpack Radio Silence — a heartfelt country-pop / acoustic-rock EP about vulnerability, mixed emotions, and self-belief. In this 2025 track-by-track, ARP spotlight
A R Priestley joins Phil of logical_miracle to unpack Goth Glow Vol.1—“Static Skin”, “My Old Me”, “Inside My Grave”—exploring AI, rebirth, and self-liberation in a dark-pop/EDM fusion album review podcast. In this 2025 t
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