Hi folks, how are you? I hope this finds you well. Thank you so much for choosing to listen to another episode of soundtracking or maybe it's your first, so welcome along. This is my weekly podcast where I get to talk about the wonderful role of music in film and television. We just went to see New Gardens the Galaxy at the cinema this weekend, which was brilliant and really enjoyed it. Loads of great music in it.

Very, very good.

Very sad as well, very poignant.

So definitely a few tears shed.

But also what was phenomenal about it was I love the trailers.

I love one of the things as well as watching the actual film at the cinema is that thing where the trailer now, it's time for the trailers.

I was, yes! Which annoys my family immensely but a couple of the trailers that were up

there were Oppenheimer oh my gosh it looks so great the new mission impossible film as well and the

flash ah the trailer for that looks immense and also the new Mission Impossible just yeah so three films that

we had trailers for that I'm super excited about and needless to say we are we've already got the

request and to try and get someone to come and represent those films on this podcast so fingers

crossed send send your positive manifestation vibes our way,

please, if you can, so that that happens. We'll keep you posted, obviously. But our latest episode

of soundtracking is with Will Love Lace and Dylan Southern, who are the directors of Meet Me in

the Bathroom. Now, this is documentary that's based on Lizzie Goodman's book of the same name.

And the film tells the story of the rebirth of the New York rock scene at the turn of the millennium.

Features incredible footage, really brilliant documentary footage of bands like The Strokes.

Yeah Yeah's, LCD Sound System the Moldy Peaches.

And so it gives me absolute joy.

Oh, to begin with the Moldy Peaches track, NYC is Like a Graveyard.

The Y's City is like a graveyard.

All the course is like the way I play my guitar You gotta be cute if you wanna get fight

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