Adam Franklin’s been busy. He's recently emerged from what he describes as “a period of working towards something which took a long time to get there” – by which he means piecing together the intricate reissue of Swervedriver’s “lost” 1998 album 99th Dream, but more on that below. He’s also been working on a new music under the guise of his Bolts Of Melody solo project, preparing both records for a simultaneous release on the same day. Like we said: busy.
To celebrate the reissue, Franklin joins Louder to talk us through Swervedriver’s back catalogue one album at a time.
