Kill Your Friends
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Narrated by:
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Tom Riley
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John Niven
About this listen
Meet Steven Stelfox.
London, 1997: New Labour is sweeping into power, and Britpop is at its zenith. A&R man Stelfox is slashing and burning his way through the music industry, fuelled by greed and inhuman quantities of cocaine, searching for the next hit record amid a relentless orgy of self-gratification.
But as the hits dry up and the industry begins to change, Stelfox must take the notion of cutthroat business practices to murderous new levels in a desperate attempt to salvage his career.
©2015 John Niven (P)2015 Random House AudioBooksWhat listeners say about Kill Your Friends
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- Andy R
- 21-07-2020
Hardcore
Loved it, couldn't stop listening. Great narrator too. One of those stories where after listening to it you need a shower to remove the filth! Dark comedy at it's best.
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- michael
- 01-11-2018
hilarious
so many laugh out loud moments, great narrator, so funny, super dark, just my kind of humor. very very dark tho, so if you are offended easily f*$#k off back to your safe space.
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- Albear
- 11-08-2022
American psycho meets the English music industry
Appalling, violent, explicit but also laugh out loud funny. This is a vicious satire of the drug-fuelled excesses of the UK music industry in the 90s. Certainly not for the faint hearted! I truly hope this is not a true picture of reality but, with the level of detail provided, I fear it might be. Should be essential reading for everyone thinking of pursuing a career in A&R.
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