Radio Lanterne

Howl For More - Episode Seven: Moonlight & You

Antony, Sam and Dan meet for the first time in 2026 to discuss Antony Hurley's new album Howl For More out now on Lanterne Records. In this episode they talk subverting sweet melodies for spookiness, stealing a famous song's opening chords and the mystery of John Lennon. Antony covers Julia by The Beatles from The White Album.

Howl For More - Episode Six: Prussian Blue

Antony, Sam and Dan are back to discuss Antony Hurley's new album Howl For More out now on Lanterne Records. In this episode they talk the art of drone, lyric writing, a resurgence in folk around the UK and Ireland. Ant covers an old American favourite 'The Very Day I'm Gone' inspired by the version by Nora Brown.

Howl For More - Episode Five: Backwards, Gone

Antony, Sam and Dan are back to discuss Antony Hurley's new album Howl For More out now on Lanterne Records.   In this episode the three talk about loops, lyrical process and Ant's time supporting S. Carey on part of his UK tour. Ant covers S. Carey's song 'Brassy Sun', an old favourite made new again.

Howl For More - Episode Four: Like the Vines

Antony, Sam and Dan reconvene on the airwaves to discuss Antony Hurley's new album Howl For More being released on Lanterne Records this August 2025.   In this episode the lads discuss the nature of home recording, writing lyrics on the go, Ant's recent tour with Sam Amidon and the screen printed Howl For More vinyls arriving on Lanterne Records. Ant covers Red House Painters 'Grace Cathedral Park' and explains why the song means so much to him.

Howl For More - Episode Three: I Was You

Antony, Sam and Dan return to Lanterne Radio to discuss Antony Hurley's new album Howl For More being released on Lanterne Records this August 2025.   In this episode they discuss electronic instrumentation's adjacent relationship to folk music, the nature of playful lyrics and Antony covers Bert Jansch's 'Tell Me What Is True Love' from the album Rosemary Lane.