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An Interview with Mathew Priest of Dodgy. By @Steve Crabtree. Part of the iconic 90s Britpop scene, songs like “In A Room” and “Good Enough” have stood the test of time and Dodgy are still touring. They join Black Grape and Cast in Millenium Square for a gig this summer, and we caught up with drummer Mathew Priest to talk about the 90s ...
- Britrock Must Be Destroyed
Round two was one of Newcastle’s finest, The Wildhearts, and...
- Britrock Must Be Destroyed
Mar 19, 2022 · Free Peace Suite followed at the height of Britpop and Dodgy were everywhere. But then it all seemed to disappear, just as the optimism of this British music scene dimmed loads of bands vanished from the charts (and their record companies books). Without this turning into Spinal Tap I had the chance to talk with Mathew Priest (the drummer from ...
INTERVIEW: Mathew Priest – Dodgy. Earlier this month Dodgy released their 6 th studio album ‘What Are We Fighting For’ and have had a summer full of packed festival shows and headline gigs. We spoke to Drummer Matt Priest about their new material, their view from the inside of the Britpop era, and their upcoming slot at the Shiiine On ...
Mar 7, 2013 · Dodgy geezers back together and making new music. Andy Miller, Mathew Priest and Nigel Clark of Dodgy. “I SPENT two months arguing with my parents until I finally wore them down.”. If Mathew ...
Jul 30, 2015 · Holding Dodgy to the Light – the Mathew Priest interview. It’s been four years since festival favourites Dodgy returned to the fold, and 15 years since their double-platinum selling third album, Free Peace Sweet saw them at the peak of their commercial success. But don’t for one moment think their best days are behind them.
Mathew Priest said in an interview with the BBC that they would be playing a mixture of new songs and old favourites and talking of their new material said "If we can just get people to listen to it, they're going to love it". [8] on 25 August 2011, Dodgy also Headlined at the Garlic Festival, in the Isle of Wight.
Dec 20, 2018 · The film tells the sordid tale of the infamous Anglican priest, Father Mathew Peiris, who conducted an affair with his secretary Dalrene Ingram, and was later convicted of murdering his wife and Dalrene Ingram’s husband in 1978/79. The sensational case was dubbed by the press at the time as ‘The Vicarage Murders’.
