The Hill

True to the episode title, in the interests of time saving, the album review was cut this week. Instead, we simply discuss Sidney Lumet's 1965 film 'The Hill'. A Short and sweet episode then? Well, it's short at the very least.

S2 Ep 14: More than a Trim

Get Out, 'Citizen Of Glass' Agnes Obel

We're back with our inconsistent upload schedule so expect an upcoming flood before a drought. Todays it's Jordan Peele's debut film Get Out and danish singer songwriter Agnes Obel's 2016 album Citizens Of Glass. Spoiler alert, there's some unexpected takes but disappointingly few arguments between Andy and Mark. Sure that'll be corrected in the future

S2 Ep13: Funostalgia

GEEERRRYYYYYYY. The elusive Si sneakily beams aboard to join Mike ( renowned service station dvd thief/opportunist) and Mark (perhaps still a touch hungover but hiding it well) to discuss Wolfgang Petersen's 1985 flick 'Enemy Mine'. Seminal sci fi classic or shonky B movie? Recorded late in the evening, perhaps the ramshackle conversation that ensued is befitting of it's subject matter.

Enough Damn Ways: 2 - Enemy Mine

The Day Of The Jackal, 'Masterpiece' Big Thief

The boys are back again. (They were actually back a while ago but the scheduled release of this episode never happened. Oops). The episode? Andy's picks. The film is 1973's 'The Day of the Jackal' and the album is 'Masterpiece' by Big Thief. With a name like that, it's just begging for a middle of the road evaluation right?

S2 Ep12: The James Milner of Albums

It's fair to say we're pretty rubbish at sustaining regular Screen and Needle podcasts. Sorry about that! Clearly, the logical thing to do when struggling to put together one podcast is throw another cheeky little side one into the mix...Here, Mark is joined by his cousin Mike (and maybe Si, if he ever shows up) to discuss, of all things, a movie. I know. HOW ORIGINAL. This week? A western. 'The Big Gundown'

Enough Damn Ways: 1- The Big Gundown

The Trial, João Borsch 'Uma Noite Romântica'

The film this week is The Trial, a surreal dystopian Kafka fantasy directed by Orson Wells and if you couldn't guess it's a Mark pick. The album is Uma Noite Romântica by João Borsch, an album that only us and 6 other people have any listened to. Never say we've not got our fingers on the pulse of popular culture!

S2 Ep11: I Don't Know What's Going On With Madeiran Radio But Fair Play

RRR, Louis Cole 'Quality Over Opinion'

Wills picks this week and it's a little out of the box. The tollywood worldwide hit RRR and Louis Cole's newest album 'Quality Over Opinion'. We're actually sticking to a regular release schedule for a while so listen to this and stay around for more!

S2 Ep10: Two Very Handsome Men... I'm Into that 

Edge Of Shadows, Arctic Monkeys 'The Car'

Andy's picks today and the screen element is a nostalgic pick. The film is not a film, it's the 1985 BBC series Edge of Darkness, starring the brilliant Bob Peck. The album is more current with Arctic Monkeys new album The Car, a band who are maybe outside of our wheelhouse but does it do enough to win us over with a new sound?

S2 Ep9: You're Playing In The House Of Giants, You Know...

Pixies ' Doggerel', Bjork 'Fossora'

Marks picks this week and again there's no screen as it's a double needle week, Pixies new album Doggerel and Bjorks new album Fossora. Both are artists that are liked by the boys but how will their new material fare?

S2 Ep:8 Your Man Hands And A Bit Of A Ditty

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Welcome to the Screen and Needle podcast, where Will Holden, Mark Wall and Andy Malbon will throw out a multitude&nbsp;of uneducated opinions on films and albums and give them an arbitrary score out of 10. All for your listening pleasure!

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