PAUL WEBB AKA RUSTIN MAN
The founding bassist of Talk Talk, Paul Webb formed experimental duo .O.rang with Talk Talk’s drummer Lee Harris after the band broke up in 1991, later making cult classic Out Of Season as Beth Gibbons And Rustin Man with Portishead’s singer. Since that album in 2002, Paul has stayed silent. He’s finally back with debut solo album Drift Code, again as Rustin Man.
We spoke to Paul shortly before the death was announced of his Talk Talk bandmate, Mark Hollis… Does it feel like 17 years since Out Of Season?
It’s funny, it doesn’t. I’ve been bringing up a family and working five days a week on music in a very regimented way. I got so into how to approach getting my voice onto these songs, the time just flew by.
When did you decide to sing these songs yourself?
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This month, we have an exclusive interview with Bananarama's Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward as they return with their first new studio album in a decade.
We also meet iconic duo Hall & Oates before their UK arena tour and talk to Gary Numan as part of our look into the superfan phenomenon.
Classic Pop pays tribute to the wonderful Mark Hollis from Talk Talk and we celebrate the band's iconic Spirit Of Eden in our latest Classic Album feature.
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