Bruce Rave Hangs with Van of Catfish and the Bottlemen, SXSW 2015

Second chat with Van and this one was filmed. Four months since the first time, and Catfish and the Bottlemen are breaking in America while having attained major status in the UK. Get info on Bruce's "Go Deep" radio show and background, hear other interviews at godeepmusic.net. Filmed by Grant Owens of "We Found New Music"

[@esotericed8736]

Who else is binge watching Van interviews?.

[@jordandav100]

Only every night

[@punkcrown629]

big mood

[@roshellecoronel]

Yooo, hereee

[@anaisturiello5912]

hes the most precious person alive

[@lorebonifaz3272]

"i wanna say thank you with an album" that was the coolest words i've ever heard.

[@02cahillt]

Hes always so polite.

[@brucerave2468]

Very true. Was just at a national radio conference and a program director started talking about what a great guy Van is. We all agree.

[@louisebradley2149]

i love how much he mentions Glasgow

[@EthanDJC]

i love that this interview is 26 minutes long

[@tomhalls9957]

Van lid!

[@CassidyLL1995]

Does he make the interviewer cry at 15:35?

[@age4047]

Backtracking a bit after basically saying the second album was written for the American market...

[@damagedfool2465]

reminds me a lot of Liam Gallagher accent-wise and the 'you know wha' I mean?" and "mate"- thing

[@NoiretircGaming]

+damaged fool because he's english

[@NoiretircGaming]

but everyone in england says mate, also they ahve quite different accents they're from quite similar places, gallagher was a scouser van is more of a manc being from chester

[@NoiretircGaming]

everyone here says mate really like 90%

[@washypafc9553]

A Northern English thing, Alex Turner is the same :)

[@washypafc9553]

Mainly Manc though

[@ar39666]

why do they even think that London grammar is a competition? catb are way more talented thAn London grammar