John Doran

British Masters Live. After Gary Numan, Dizzee Rascal. Mark E. Smith and Viv Albertine, Suede’s Brett Anderson joins host John Doran to be inducted as a British Master.

After Bryan Ferry, Liam Gallagher and Goldie, Big Narstie joins host John Doran to be inducted as a Noisey British Master.

After Liam Gallagher, Tracey Thorn, Dizzee Rascal and Johnny Marr, Gorillaz, Blur and The Good, The Bad and The Queen's Damon Albarn joins host John Doran to be inducted as a British Master.

After Mark E Smith, Liam Gallagher and John Lydon, The Clash and The Good, The Bad and The Queen's Paul Simonon joins host John Doran to be inducted as a British Master.

After Bryan Ferry, Johnny Marr and John Cale, Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai joins host John Doran to be inducted as a British Master.

Music is an entirely subjective thing. However we will fight anyone who denies that Liverpool’s Michael Head is one of the finest songwriters that the UK has ever produced. Noisey is proud to induct Michael Head as a British Master.

After Dizzee Rascal, Jimmy Page, Bryan Ferry and Mark E Smith, it's Cosey Fanni Tuti's turn to get the British Masters treatment as she tells music Journalist John Doran about her career as an artist and musician which has spanned four decades.

Liam Gallagher chats with journalist John Doran about nights out with Maradona, Steve Coogan and John McEnroe as well as his forthcoming debut solo album ‘As You Were.'

After the likes of David Rodigan, Noel Gallagher and Tricky, it’s time for electronic music pioneer Goldie to get the Noisey British Masters treatment.

After previous episodes with everyone from Mark E Smith and Tricky to Jimmy Page and Viv Albertine, Noisey is proud to induct Shirley Collins as a British Master.

David Rodigan discusses how he fell in love with Jamaican music, smoking weed, and the time a member of the crowd liked his DJ set so much they let off a gunshot.

Since leaving the poster-boys of "grebo" behind for a solo career, Mansell has scored some of the modern history's most impressive films, from Requiem For a Dream to Black Swan.