The Misty Music Podcast

David brings Living Colour's third album, Stain, to Lucy.Help keep the podcast going by buying us a coffee:ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastTalk to us:mistymusicpod@gmail.comInstagram: @mistymusicpod

Lucy brings the dark electro pop in the form of New Young Pony Club's The Optimist. Help keep the podcast going by buying us a coffee:ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastTalk to us:mistymusicpod@gmail.comX and Instagram: @mistymusicpod

We're back with a new series and starting off with David's choice: Queen's The Game. Released in 1980 and was that start of a more streamlined sound for Queen. What will Lucy think? Will it get right down to her soul? Or will it just get on her tits? Listen to find out!Help keep the podcast going by buying us a coffee:ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastTalk to us:mistymusicpod@gmail.comX and Instagram: @mistymusicpodThanks for listening!

Lucy and David experiment with recording face to face in a Glasgow bar! This episode was recorded at Nice N Sleazy in Glasgow while we compete with a DJ doing his set early and David's sore throat! We discuss Lucy's choice, Germ Free Adolescents by X-Ray Spex.Help keep the podcast going by buying us a coffee:ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastTalk to us:mistymusicpod@gmail.comX and Instagram: @mistymusicpodThanks for listening!

In this episode we break convention and have a chat with singer/songwriter Amelia Ray. Amelia has a career spanning 31 years and has recently won an award for her song and music video Hambone Says. We discuss Amelia's 2012 album Scenes from an Icelandic Novel which has yet to be released but is available in demo from via her fan club on Patreon. We had a lot of fun recording this. Lucy and David. Check out and support Amelia Ray online:ameliaray.netpatreon.com/ameliaraybandcamp.com/ameliarayHelp keep the podcast going by buying us a coffee:ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastTalk to us:mistymusicpod@gmail.comX and Instagram: @mistymusicpodThanks for listening!

David brings to Lucy, Bjork's third album Homogenic. Released in 1997 and saw Bjork fuse strings with beats throughout. Will Lucy be full of love for this album? Or will this put her in a state of emergency?Get us on X and Instagram: @mistymusicpodBuy us a coffee on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/themistymusicpodcastThanks for listening.