1. Interviewing…

2. Back Story
Shortly before forming, the members were in the group
Jettatura whose one and only gig was in a garden
supporting Funeral For A Friend. Vendorbelly hope to best
this effort and have FFAF support them. 2012 was the year
Vendorbelly came into it's own. Playing a whole slew of
shows across London and the surrounding areas with
trailblazers such as Bloodshed, this all culminated in their
first festival appearance at Danson Park's annual Danson
Festival, Bexleyheath. After Danson, the band took a short
break from playing shows in order to write and recover
(and work outside of the band) but are back and ready to
fuzz up unsuspecting ears.

3. Members And A Small
Taster
Luke Tomkins - Vocals/Guitar
Euan James-Richards - Bass
Joey Flanagan - Drums
In The Studio

4. Where Filming Will Take
Place
Within the studio with
instruments around and possibly
other band members playing in
the background.

5. Why?
This will be interesting and unique as the
music, Sludge Rock, is interesting and
unique in itself. Their music varies in
anything from gritty Seattle in the late
80s to experimental Stoner Metal of the
late 90s. Not many people, especially in
this area create or even listen to this
genre of music which should be shown
and discovered by more people.

6. Types Of Questions
How did forming Vendorbelly come around and on what terms
did the band Jettatura end?
You have your first EP out now, how was the process in
recording it and was there any specialized or specific
equipment used in the studio?
Releasing the EP, what methods have you used to promote the
music and how do you feel that it will affect your audience
and the music itself?
What was the best venue you have performed in and what
made it so?
Is it really all Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll?
Equipment, Instruments, Fans…

7. Types Of Questions
How did forming Vendorbelly come around and on what terms
did the band Jettatura end?
You have your first EP out now, how was the process in
recording it and was there any specialized or specific
equipment used in the studio?
Releasing the EP, what methods have you used to promote the
music and how do you feel that it will affect your audience
and the music itself?
What was the best venue you have performed in and what
made it so?
Is it really all Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll?
Equipment, Instruments, Fans…