This week on Beers & B-Sides, we’re diving into There Goes the Neighbourhood by Kid Kapichi — the explosive Brighton band bringing together punk, indie rock, alternative rock and politically charged British songwriting.

We get stuck into the album from start to finish, discussing the biggest songs, hidden gems, favourite tracks, weaker moments, the story behind the record and how it sounds on vinyl. As always, we’ll be asking the big question: does There Goes the Neighbourhood earn a place in our record collections?

And it wouldn’t be a Beers & B-Sides episode without our Home Brewed segment, where we shine a light on exciting emerging music from the North East. This week, we’re introducing Charlie Floyd, a talented North East singer-songwriter who recently released his latest single, Three.

Expect plenty of vinyl chat, album reviews, UK indie and rock music, emerging artists, North East music, music history and four mates arguing about records.

🎸 Album: Kid Kapichi – There Goes the Neighbourhood
🏠 Home Brewed: Charlie Floyd – Three
💿 Topics: Kid Kapichi, UK rock, punk, indie rock, alternative music, vinyl records, album review, North East music & emerging artists.

If you love discovering new music, revisiting great albums and talking absolute rubbish about records with your mates, you're in the right place.

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