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We are on our way back home from Download Festival 24. So while we're making the journey home, you can listen to who we have predicted for Download Festival 25! Find out who the heaadliners are we predict, a few potential surprises and how many predictions did we get right for this year?
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It's the last part of our Download Festival XXI preview and in this episode we cover the bands we really want to see this year. Unfortunately we had to rely on Clashfinder for our timings and of course within 24 hours of recording, the official set times were released.
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It's the May roundup this week and it's been a quiet news month but we've got all the news from April along with four albums and an EP reviewed. Find out our thoughts on the latest offerings from BMTH, Kerry King, Rotting Christ, Raised by Owls and Iron Lung.
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In it's seventh iteration, Uprising Festival has become a firm favourite in the festival calendar. In this episode we bring you all of the details of the "Night Before Uprising" and the main event itself the following day. Hear our thoughts on the bands we saw live including former guests Breed 77, Seething Akira and Tribe of Ghosts. With the festival preceded by the Metal 2 the Masses final, we discuss who our favourites were and the winner of the day.
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We are now less than two weeks until we're tents up at Download Festival XXI so we thought we'd give you another chance to listen to our RIP camping guide. In this episode you can get a taste of what to expect from the journey in right through to the much shorter walk into the main arena. We'll cover the additional perks that you can't get in regular campsites and why we think it's worth the additional expense.
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With less than three weeks remaining until Download Festival XXI begins, we've started with part one of our preview episodes. Find out about what we'll be up to on the campsite Wednesday and Thursday. The most important thing is who will be watching on the Friday and how bad are the clashes going to be?
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It's almost time for Uprising 7 and in this episode we are joined by Akilla. Kev P interviewed the band and discussed their upcoming show at the Firebug in Leicester for "The Night Before Uprising" along with their plans for new material following the release of their debut album "The God's Have Spoken" last year.
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After a standout performance as the Saturday opener at last year's Bloodstock Festival, we were delighted to find out they would also be playing this year's Uprising Festival on the main stage. We thought this would be an ideal chance to chat with the band about their upcoming slot and their tour with Breed 77 after the festival. There was also time to discuss the work on their highly anticipated 4th album and of course the quickfire round!
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Another guest interview in this episode from a band we're really excited to watch at Uprising Festival this year, Tribe of Ghosts. We were joined by Adam, Beccy and Danny and it turned into one of our favourite interviews of all time! We discussed their upcoming performance at Uprising, their plans for 2024 and the longest quickfire round in history!
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We are back with more of our Uprising Festival episodes and this time we chat about our excitement for this year's incarnation. It looks like a packed weekend with the "Night Before Uprising" on the Friday, the main event across three stages on Saturday and the Sunday night show both at the O2 Academy in Leicester. We discuss all of the bands, the venues and much more!
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We start our Uprising Festival buildup this week and we were joined by Pedro and Danny from Breed 77. We've been fans of the band since their inception in the mid 90's with Kev P watching them open the main stage at Download Festival way back in 2004! We had a chat in this episode about their return after a hiatus and what we can expect to see at their headline set on the Academy 2 stage at Uprising Festival this year and the new music they've been working on.
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In this episode we talk with a band that we recommended way back in EP 41, Slump. The three piece stoner rock band have just released their incredible new EP Dust and we had a chat about this, their plans for 2024 and much more.
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It's time for the monthly roundup so we've taken a look at the big talking points for April including the pricing of Downlad Festival day tickets and Bloodstock early entry. Plus we've handpicked EP's and albums from the last month including The Ghost Inside, Erra and Korpiklaani and give our thoughts on them.
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We are back this week with our 2 year birthday episode! We wanted to make it a good one and for this we spoke with our friends at Dear Download Podcast about what they're looking forward to this year. We also talked about their journey into the world of alternative music, this year's Download Festival and their favourite moments of all time.
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In this midweek episode we are joined by one of the bands we saw at this year's MTRO Fest. Ahead of their debut EP release we had a chat with Trent, Steve and Stuart from War Grave. We talked about how the band started, their collaboration with Tim "Ripper" Owens and the new self titled EP "War Grave"
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It's our first festival of 2024 and we kick things off with MTRO Fest. This one day event hosted 12 of the best underground thrash metal bands around at the moment. Unlike most festivals this event has been put together solely to raise money for charity, with all proceeds going to Shelter. After a series of compilation albums raising money for the charity, UK Thrashers decided to put together this event as well. Find out our thoughts on all 12 bands that played through the day and night!
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We are back with our first returning guests and we're joined by Dylan and Miles from Godeth. We spoke to them about their upcoming EP The Path of Destruction and their current tour including the EP launch show in their home of Leeds. After a stellar performance at Bloodstock Festival we are excited to see them at Mangata Festival later this year and of course they had to face their second quickfire round.
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It's a live review episode this week and Gem went solo to see last year's Finnish entry to Eurovision, Blind Channel. With support from GHØSTKID and Rock Band from Hell. Hear her thoughts on each band's performance at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham and everything else about the gig.
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We are back with another interview. This time around we have lead singer Dom from King Abyss. With less than a week before they play Moshing the Roof on Fest at the Hairy Dog in Derby, we thought it was the perfect time to catch up and have a chat about moving back to a 5 piece, the show at MTRO Fest, supporting Evile and last year's album Snake Oil.
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We are back with another midweek special and this time we have a chat with Laura from We Are Sovereign. After listening to their amazing debut album and watching a live performance, we were delighted to get Laura on the podcast and chat about the band's history, their single with FFAK's Ryan Kirby and a quickfire round that included a penguin......Listen now and find out more!
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It's the first episode of the month and we've taken a look at everything that's happened over March including the latest Download Festival announcement, the latest Bloodstock Festival news and more. We've also picked out the highly anticipated albums from Ministry, Devestator, These Wicked Rivers, Judas Priest and more. Listen now to find out which one got the highest ever rating!
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We're back with another special mini mosh and this episode is a live review of a band we've followed since the beginning, Lake Malice. With support from Lavire and High Regard we watched this at another new venue for us - Rough Trade Records in Nottingham. Find out our thoughts on the venue and all of the bands.
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This week we're back at our local venue for the long awaited return of Master Charger, a band that haven't played in our town for 4 years. With support from Cower Hounds! and Fakehead, find out our reaction to watching the bands for the first time.
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With 21 weeks (at time of recording) to go, we're getting closer to festival season and in this episode we had the opportunity to chat with Bloodstock Festival Director and Band Booker, Vicky Hungerford. We had so much to discuss, including the latest announcement on the Lemmy tribute, highlights since the festivals inception, the RTM quickfire round and much more.
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We return with another live gig review. In this week's episode we chat about the recent show from Greg Puciato (ex Dillinger Escape Plan) with support from Trace Amount at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. Find out about the merch, stage antics and of course the performances from the evening.
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It's time for the monthly roundup so we've taken a look at the big talking points for February including the pricing of Pearl Jam and AC/DC tickets. Plus we've handpicked some singles and albums over the last month and give our thoughts on them. We'll also chat about the things we've been doing, what's coming up and the merch count for February.
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It's interview time again and this week we have the newly reformed Toranaga UK. Originally forming in 1985 the thrash legends are back with a bang and Kev caught up with them to talk about the early days touring with the likes of Celtic Frost, Saxon, Manowar and Venom. Plus their touring plans for 2024, new music and how the industry has changed over the years.
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It's time for another guest interview and in this episode we had a chat with Nachtghul from the blackened thrash band Devastator. We discussed the bands history, their new upcoming album Conjurers of Cruelty, the highlights from the last 2 years and their first European shows in the Netherlands and Germany.
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It's our first mini mosh of the year and for this one, we went to a new venue in our home town. It's been a long time since we've had a metal gig in the area so we went along to show our support for Swarms, Kaparilion and We Are Sovereign. Hear our thoughts on the venue and the three bands that played.
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Our first arena gig of the year gives us the chance to review Enter Shikari on their UK tour with support from Fever 333 and Noahfinnce. We discuss our trip to the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, chat about our highlights from the show and what you can expect later this year at Download Festival.
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We have another guest interview this week, Dan Lucas the lead vocalist and guitarist from Thrasherwolf. We've had the pleasure of seeing the band live and discuss some of their performances and highlights over the last year. We also spoke about their new album, expected later this year, and their plans for 2024.
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It's a new month and we thought we'd take a look at everything that's happened over January including the latest Download Festival announcement. We've also picked out some singles and highly anticipated albums over the last month and give our thoughts on them. We also chat about the things we've been up to, what we have coming and the merch count for January.
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With a new tour recently announced for the UK, it seemed to be an appropriate time for an episode about one of our all time favourite musicians Wednesday 13. The Duke of Spook has released 9 studio albums and we thought we'd give them all a fresh listen, chat about our most loved tracks and rank the albums.
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We all love live music but what gets your goat at a gig or festival? Initially we weren't sure if there would be enough to talk about but..........There's also your suggestions about your biggest irritations and gripes at a show and it seems we're all thinking the same things.
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Joining us this week are Joey and Kodi from South of Salem. They had a phenomenal 2023 which saw them play shows supporting W.A.S.P. and Wednesday 13 plus their own sell-out headline tour and a number of festivals, including an incredible performance at Stonedead We chatted with the band about all of this along with discussing their upcoming second album, Death of the Party, the shows planned for this year and much more.
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It's our first interview of the year and this week we talk to Rob, guitarist of death metal band Yersin. We chat about the music scene in the north east, the transition of changing to a three piece band and their upcoming second album The Scythe is Remorseless.
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Where we're going we don't need roads.....That's right we're back to the future again and to kick off the new year we've taken a look at the festivals, gigs and album releases we're most excited about for 2024. So sit back, let the hangover disappear and find out more.
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The big day is finally here and to celebrate Moshmas we're giving you the opportunity to listen back to a festive episode about Gem's favourite alternative Xmas songs and the reaction of our own Grinch Kev.
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It's the review of the year podcast episode and we turned this into a winecast. There was lot's of alcohol consumed as we said some big thanks to all of the people involved and listening this year. Of course we talked about our favourite albums, singles and festivals of the year and some of the things we thought we're amongst the overrated.
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We're almost at the end of the year and this episode is our final guest interview of 2023. We had a chat with Ed and Kieron from Vast Slug and discussed their issues with Spotify, some interesting song titles, merch and their latest EP Children of the Cunt. They also had the RTM quiz to face and also told us about their drummer RoboTron 5000.
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It's interview time again and in this episode Kev P sat down for a chat with Skip from Gutlocker, who we think are one of the hardest working bands on the scene right now. They had a chat about the amount of time they've been on the road, the release of their latest single The Payoff and how work is progressing on their new album.
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We have another live review in this episode, with a 5 band thrash extravaganza at the Hairy Dog in Derby. Headlined by the incredible Evile and supported by Hellfekted, King Abyss, Blacklist and Thrasherwolf this was a night of great music and beach balls!
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Ever wondered what it's like behind the scenes at the UK's biggest independent metal festival? Well now is the chance to find out as we speak to Adam Gregory from Bloodstock. As festival director, Adam oversees and helps to make the changes to help improve Bloodstock every year. We find out about everything from the logistics of setting up the festival right through to seeing the crowd reaction for the following year's bands and making sure everyone has a great weekend.
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After seeing Massive Wagons put in another great performance we thought it would be a good idea to have a rewind back to episode 50, where we spoke to the frontman of the band Baz Mills about what life on the road is like, the creative process for one of the UK's hottest bands and we discover his favourite foods in the RTM Quickfire Round.
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It seems like it's been an age since we both did a live review but where back with a bang. In this episode we review the latest show from Massive Wagons at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham on the second half of the Triggered tour with support from RXPTRS. We also chat about ticket prices seeming to reach an all time high at venues in the UK and how much value shows in the past seemed to be.
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We're back with another interview and in this week's episode, we talk to the lead singer from Must Kill, Dan Pool. Back from an overseas gig in Poland, we discuss the band's history, the search for a new drummer and how much they enjoyed playing at Derby Alt Fest this year. We also chat about their latest EP Cause and Effect, Metal 2 the Masses and their appearance at Bloodstock Festival last year.
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Back to almost a normal episode, in this we talk about the latest UK festival announcements. There's more thoughts on the lineup from on Download 24, along with Bloodstock, Uprising 7, Bearded Theory, Slam Dunk, 2000 Trees and Stonedead. The main feature though is Gem's review of Creeper's Sacred Blasphemy tour date at Rock City with support from Save Face and The Nightmares.
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It's the 100th episode and what a time for Download Festival to release the official line-up! We've seen the poster, watched the video and now we give our immediate reaction to the UK's biggest metal festival. What do we think about the headliners, the potential 2nd stage and a lot more artists announced for next years Download Festival?
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Join us as we talk about the highs and lows of our 7 festivals this year. We discuss Download Festival '23, immerse ourselves in the iconic Glastonbury '23, rise with the rebellion at Uprising 7, rock out at Stonedead Festival '23, headbang at Bloodstock '23, discover underground gems at Derby Alt Fest '23, and sail through the sounds of Mangata Festival '23.
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It's our final music festival of the year! We had a great time at this year's Derby Alt Fest and we talk about our highlights, our first visit to the Hairy Dog and the 31 bands we watched from Wednesday to Sunday. With incredible performances from bands like Gama Bomb and These Wicked Rivers it was a festival to remember.
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While we wait for our first official announcement from Download Festival, we thought we'd give you a chance to listen back to a retro episode about our initial thoughts on who could be playing next year at Download Festival 2024. We give you our thoughts on who we think could be there - will it be new and upcoming bands or staple mainstays from the rock, metal and alternative music scene?
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It's our final interview as part of our Derby Alt Fest coverage and we sat down for a chat with Arran and John from These Wicked Rivers. We discuss the band's unique aesthetics, the anticipation for their latest album "Force of Nature," and what fans can expect from their future headline appearance at this years Derby Alt Fest. You don't want to miss this!
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In anticipation of Derby Alt Fest we sat down for a chat with the owner and founder of Unearthed Music, Liam Barlow. We spoke about the history of the festival, Liam's involvement in the music industry and the venue The Hairy Dog in Derby. With Derby Alt Fest quickly approaching, we discussed how bands are booked at the festival, the different styles of alternative music across the week and of course the RTM Quickfire Round.
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Ever wondered what drives the sound of Recall the Remains? Join Kev P as he chats with lead singer Jacob from the band. They'll dive deep into their musical roots, discuss the latest tracks, plans for their debut album and the anticipation of playing on the Chosen by You stage at Derby Alt Fest. If that wasn't enough for you there's also an exclusive piece of news and the RTM quickfire round.
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Join us in this episode as we chat to a band leading the UK's metal resurgence. We chatted with Charlie and Joel from Harbinger ahead of their appearance at Derby Alt Fest. After a busy touring schedule we discuss the bands process for music, what to expect from a Harbinger show and an interesting talk about their poll on crisps!
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This episode we sit down and chat with Mark from Dead Demons. These were one of our favourite bands at Metal 2 the Masses this year and showed why they deserved a place in the final. We chat with Mark about the final itself, future plans for the band, their new EP Trial by Fire and broccoli on pizza! Yes you read that correctly, broccoli on pizza!!
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We're back with a preview to our last festival of the year. This time we discuss the bands we're looking forward to seeing at this years Derby Alt Fest. It's our first time at this venue but with 40 bands over 5 days, we can't wait to get there. Featuring headline acts like Bound In Fear, Gama Bomb and These Wicked Rivers, this festival is going to be amazing!
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After a hectic summer covering some of the biggest festivals in the UK, we thought we'd go back to a "normal" episode. This week, we'll give some news updates, and review some of the biggest rock and metal albums we've missed. There's reviews of 3 huge albums from the Foo Fighters, Skindred and Empire State Bastard.
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Festival number 6 is here and we're covering Stonedead in this episode. Listen to here our thoughts on the food, drinks, campsite and of course the bands we watched this year at Stonedead Festival. Find out our favourite sets from this years festival at the Newark Showground.
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It's the final episode of our Bloodstock Festival coverage and in part 2 of the review there's so much to get through at the UK's biggest independent metal festival. We talk about more of the bands that really amazed us with their performances, a busy Saturday and Sunday packed with interviews and all of the other things we loved at Bloodstock Festival this year.
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The final Bloodstock Festival interview is here and Kev is joined by the latest Mongolian band taking Europe by storm Uuhai. After playing the Bloodstock main stage this year, Kev had an unplanned chat with the help of their translator to get their reaction on playing the UK's biggest independent metal festival earlier in the day.
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For our penultimate Bloodstock Festival Interview, Kev catches up with Finn and Sam from tech death metal band Embodiment. Hear about how the band have worked their way through the stages at Bloodstock to secure a late evening spot on the Sophie Lancaster stage at this years festival.
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It's another of our live interviews from Bloodstock Festival and this time Gem is Joined by Dylan and Miles from Godeth. You'll hear about the future plans for the Leeds M2M winners before they played later that day on the New Blood stage at Bloodstock.
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Live from Bloodstock Festival, Gem catches up with Sam and Rob from Beyond Your Design who won our local M2M and played the New Blood Stage earlier that day to a packed tent.
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In this episode Kev is joined Dave and Neil from Elimination for a quick interview at at this year's Bloodstock Festival after their appearance earlier that day.
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Kev speaks with Connor from Casket Feeder live from Bloodstock Festival after they nailed their set on the Sophie Lancaster Stage earlier in the day.
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The first part of our Bloodstock Festival review is here. In this episode we discuss a range of topics including our arrival at the campsite, the food, the drinks and of course the bands at the UK's biggest independent metal festival. We cover all of the bands that we managed to watch over the first 2 days and some slightly drunken fun. Find out which of the bands really impressed us this year at Bloodstock.
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Live from Bloosdstock Festival Gem had a chance to talk with the 5 piece metalcore band Skora who got their spot after winning the Cheltenham M2M final.
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It's another of the Bloodstock Festival interviews and in this episode Kev caught up with Kurt and Ste from The Dead XIII and had a quick chat.
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We are back with our 2nd live interview from Bloodstock Festival. In this mini episode Gem has a chat with Robyn and Callum.after Voidwalker played a great show on the New Blood Stage.
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It's the first in our series of mini interviews live from Bloodstock Festival. In this episode Kev caught up with Karl and Martin from Headpress ahead of their set on the New Blood Stage
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We're on our way back from Bloodstock or most likely still asleep in the tent but it gives us a great opportunity to bring you a preview of the next festival we'll be attending which is Stonedead. This was our favourite last year and we talk about the things we're really looking forward to seeing from this classic rock festival. There's all of the attractions you can see, merch, food and the bands, including this year's headliner Blue Oyster Cult.
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In this episode we look at this year's Bloodstock Festival. As one of the hardest and heaviest music events of the year arrives, we discuss all of the bands we can't wait to see and talk about all of the various food, merch and facilities available. Whether you're a die-hard metalhead or curious about delving into one of the biggest UK metal festivals this episode has everything you need to know.
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Join us in this episode as we sit down and chat to one of our favourite bands that we've discovered over the last 18 months Drip Fed Empire. We discuss their creative process, their work on the latest upcoming release, winning Metal 2 the Masses in a region they're not based in and the advice they have for this year's winners. We also chat about the abandoned gig in Nottingham and they take on the new RTM Quick Fire Round.
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It's another festival and this time we give our review of Mangata Festival 2023 from the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. Join us as we explore the performances we watched and the unforgettable moments that defined this year's edition of the festival. We talk about the standout acts that dominated the stages and the emerging talent and rising stars that we can't wait to see again.
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In this episode, Gem reviews the legendary super-group the Hollywood Vampires. Hear about the venue, the support band situation that left her confused and the hilarious rookie error she made but more importantly her thoughts on the performance of the iconic headliners. There's also a full album review of Sons of Froglord from the amphibian devoted band Froglord.
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We're back and with a break from the recent festival reviews (sort of). In this episode we talk about the final of the Metal 2 the Masses in Nottingham at the Old Cold Store. We discuss all 4 finalists and their performances on the night. We tell you who the winners were and who we picked as our favourites, plus you can find out about the unexpected ending to the evening. Hear this and our review of the latest EP from Callous Hands.- Trapped in Animated Flesh
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It's the 3rd festival review of the year and it's a big one!!! This time it's Glastonbury and Kev P was there to take in all the sights and sounds from the Pyramid Stage, the Other Stage and many many more. Find out all about the bands watched, headline sets, if the endless flags really are an issue and if it's one to visit again. If you're considering Glastonbury next year then this episode could give you some helpful insights into surviving the biggest music festival in the UK.
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It’s the third episode of our Download Festival 23 review and we’re talking about Saturday and Sunday. We discuss the bands we watched from the smaller stages right up to the headline acts of Metallica and Slipknot. Find out which bands blew us away with their performances and which ones made our highlights of the weekend.
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It's part 2 of our Download Festival 2023 review and this time we discuss RIP camping in Sleepy Hollow. With a range of exclusive perks and amenities the RIP camping at Download can offer some of the creature comforts we all crave. Find out our thoughts about the whole experience in this episode.
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Part 1 of our Download Festival 2023 review is here and we talk about Wednesday through to Friday and our highlights from one of the biggest and most exciting festivals in the world. In this episode, we will take you on a journey through the world-class performances that we witnessed, the atmosphere and energy of the crowds, and the thrill of being part of an amazing music community. From hard rock to heavy metal, punk to alternative music, Download Festival is known for its diverse and dynamic line-up which has something for every music lover out there.
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It's our first double interview and our special guests in this episode were Shane from Arguer and Karl from Religion of Tomorrow. Kev P took the lead on this one as Gem was sadly too ill to take part. It's still a great interview though with both bands ahead of their upcoming gig with Anchor Lane. We find out more about both bands and they also face the RTM Quickfire Round.
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We're just recovering from Download 23 and will be on our way home when you're listening to this. For now though, we have a brand new episode to talk about our predictions for next year's lineup. With so many big bands playing this year, who could possibly play Download Festival 2024? Well we give you our thoughts on who we think could be there. Will it be new and upcoming bands or staple mainstays from the rock, metal and alternative music scene?
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With just a couple of days remaining for the greatest rock and metal festival of the year, we talk about who we really want to see at Download Festival 2023. It's the Saturday and Sunday preview of all the bands we want to see, as expected there are lots of potential clashes but we'll be doing our best to watch as many bands as possible. We'll also discuss the bands we're looking forward to seeing in the RIP courtyard and on the Takeover Stage at Download 23.
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Download Festival is fast approaching and to get ready for the biggest rock and metal event of the year, we discuss the bands we're looking forward to seeing. In this episode we'll cover Thursday and Friday's music along with an overview of the map and some of the things you can expect in District X (or the village as it will always be known)..
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Join us for the build up to our Download Festival coverage, starting with a closer look at Download Festival RIP Camping. We'll be back for our 4th year in Sleepy Hollow/Park Farm and as we start to become veterans of this area, we give you a taste of what to expect from the journey in right through to the much shorter walk into the main arena. We'll cover the additional perks that you can't get in regular campsites and why we think it's worth the additional expense.
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Metal 2 the Masses is back again for the second semi-final in Nottingham with 6 different bands competing for a slot at the final. We review each of the acts that we watched at the Tap n Tumbler and reveal who we voted for.
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After the world watched the Eurovision Song Contest, Gem G thought it would be a good idea to pick 8 tracks through the years for Kev P to listen to and score accordingly. Find out his thoughts on the hand picked songs along with the latest news, a review of the new Therapy? album, Hard Cold Fire, and this weeks RTM Recommendation is Godeth.
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It's our first festival review of the year and in this episode we talk about our recent experience and the bands we saw live at Uprising. Now in it's 6th year this festival has gone from strength to strength and we discuss all of the bands we saw including the Leicester Metal 2 the Masses final.
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We've made it through our first year!!! So we thought it deserved a special episode where we discuss our highlights from the podcast over this time and make it another beercast. There's also the latest news, live listens of the latest singles from Foo Fighters, Sleep Token and Skindred. If that wasn't enough there's also a full review the new hit album from Enter Shikari.
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It's the final interview in our trilogy ahead of Uprising Festival. This episode we speak with Adam from Internal Conflict about their upcoming set, the other live dates you can see them at and what it's like to be on the other side of the business as a judge in Metal 2 the Masses.
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It's the second episode in our series of interviews with some of the bands that are playing this year at Uprising Festival. This time we have Nathanael and Flow from Damim, we discuss the bands evolution and their plans for new music along with what to expect when you see Damim live.
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It's another great interview and with one of the bands playing at Uprising 2023. We speak with Nina and Shem from Lowen and discuss their roots, inspiration and artwork. They tell us what you can expect to see at a Lowen show and they face the RTM Quickfire Round.
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We look ahead this week at the first festival of the year we're attending, Uprising 2023 at the Leicester O2 Academy. We run through the bands we'll be seeing with a little insight into each artist and what you can expect. There's also a review of the most anticipated album of the year so far, 72 Seasons by Metallica. Hear our thoughts on their latest release and the latest news from the metal world.
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We're back with a Mini Mosh treat and it's a good one. We have the latest release from our previous podcast guests Syncolima. Hear our thoughts on the 10 tracks that make up their new album Wavelengths.
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It's another live review this week from the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham for the sold out Wednesday 13 show with support from South of Salem, Sick N Beautiful and Tara Who? There's also the latest news and a full album review of The Seventh Sun, find out our thoughts on the latest offering from Bury Tomorrow.
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In this week's episode we discuss all 8 of Placebo's studio albums and give our ranking of each one. We also pick out our favourite tracks across almost 26 years of music from the band in anticipation of their slot at this year's Download Festival. There's also the latest music news and a full album review of the new August Burns Red album, Death Below.
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It's another exciting episode this week as we delve into the Heavy Music Awards this year and choose our nominations - there's awards up for grabs for 2 previous RTM recommendations and some really difficult decisions to make this year in the categories. We also have the latest news, a full review of the new Theory Of A Deadman album and this week's RTM recommendation is She Burns Red.
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We're celebrating our 50th episode in style with an interview with the front man from Massive Wagons, the enigmatic Baz Mills!!! Baz was kind enough to spend some time chatting with us about their latest hit album Triggered, what life on the road is like for the band, the creative process for one of the UK's hottest bands and we discover his favourite foods in the RTM Quickfire Round.
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It's a special midweek Mini Mosh episode. Following on from the Ville Valo review, we have a quick review of the Nottingham Heat 6 of Metal 2 the Masses from the Tap n Tumbler. With 3 great bands fighting for a place in the semi-finals, we have our verdict and who we voted for to progress further and get a place on the New Blood stage at Bloodstock 2023.
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Back again from Rock City with a live review of Ville Valo and support from Kaelan Mikla. There's also our thoughts on the latest album from Enslaved, the usual rock and metal news roundup and our RTM Recommendation is Internal Conflict.
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It's another live review this week with 3 incredible bands at the Nottingham Arena. We talk about each performance from Gojira, Alien Weaponry and Employed to Serve. There's also the usual news, a full review of the latest album from Hundred Reasons and this week's RTM Recommendation is Kinstrife.
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It's our first live review of 2023 from the recent Avatar gig at Rock City with support from Veil of Maya and Mastiff. We also review the new album from Those Damn Crows along with the latest rock and metal news, plus this weeks RTM Recommendation is King Abyss.
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Back with a normal episode featuring the latest alt/metal news and a full review of the latest album by In Flames. We also discuss artists who had side projects and became their bit on the side. We also have this weeks RTM Recommendation Cottonmouth.
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Hot off the press!! It's a special episode following the recent 2nd Download Festival 23 announcement. We discuss the new additions to the lineup, the day splits, who we want to see and ticket prices for the day.
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We're back with Part 2 of Love At First Fright. Our look back at the bands we loved from their very first album release, this time covering 2001 to 2010. We also have the latest rock and metal news, our live reaction to the previously unreleased Linkin Park track - Lost, a full review of the debut album from Replica Jesus and this weeks RTM recommendation is Dead Demons.
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Ever wondered what makes the top 100 rock and metal albums of the 21st century? In this episode we give our thoughts on some of the surprises that can be found in Loudwire's list and our immediate reaction to their top 20. There's also a full review of the latest album from Anchor Lane and this week's RTM recommendation is Imperium.
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This week's episode sees a discussion about some great bands that had multiple singers and what happened next. We also cover the latest news, review the new album from Maneskin and give a live reaction to the new single from Metallica. Plus there's this week's RTM recommendation, Slump.
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Episode 40 and we discuss some of our favourite picks from the many support bands we've seen over the years, we also review the first solo album from Ville Valo, and a live reaction to the new single from As Everything Unfolds. There's a roundup of the latest news and this week's Ready to Mosh Recommendation is Mastiff.
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We're back with a look at the bands we loved from the start, it's a over a decade of music from 1987 to 2000 of the bands we loved straight from their first album release. We also cover the latest news, reviews of the new EP from Hellevate, surprise single releases from Sleep Token and our live reaction to the Enter Shikari single. We also have our Ready to Mosh recommendation Thrasherwolf.
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Marty we've got to go back to the future!!! Well not quite Doc, but we are going to take a look ahead at the gigs and festivals we have planned for 2023 so far. We'll also dive into the albums that will be released this year and some that might also make an appearance.
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We're here with the first pod, and first beercast, of the New Year and we look back at which moments stood out for us in 2022. We discuss our favourite albums, singles and shows of the last year along with the bands that we discovered in 2022.
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It's the final episode of 2022 and what a way to finish the year! This week's main feature is our review of the recent Volbeat, Skindred and Napalm Death show at Nottingham Arena.
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Xmas is almost here and one half feels festive and the other one is the Grinch....This week we go through some alternative Xmas songs and the merch you can get your mitts on. We also review the latest single from Avatar and bring you the latest music news. All of this and of course this weeks RTM recommendation Hellfekted.
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It's a short episode this week but it's still packed with news, Rock the Week and a review of the latest single from Those Damn Crows. We also discover our Spotify Wrapped 2022 highlights and there's some interesting results.
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This week we're back with another live review from the fantastic Badflower with support from Dead Poets Society, at a sold out Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. We also have another packed music news section plus the latest offerings from Metallica, 7D7D and Candlemass. There's also our latest Ready to Mosh Recommendation Tailgunner.
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Ever had a band, gig or festival that you couldn't see? Join us this week as we chat through the ones that got away from us. We also have a packed news section and reviews of the latest Disturbed album, a new single from Replica Jesus and the latest release from this weeks Ready to Mosh Recommendation Lake Malice.
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In this episode we have another special guest interview. This time we talk to Matt from the Nevermind Polly Podcast, it's his first time being on the other side of the mic and you can find out how he got started, his favourite band interviews and the music scene in his area. He also faces the RTM quick fire round and Matt provides us with some recommendations to add to our list.
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Download 2023 Festival has been announced and after our initial reaction episode we discuss some of the bands a little more in-depth. We also talk about other aspects of the festival including the new camping options available, ticket price increases and other extras. Alongside this we have the usual news, reviews and something a little different for our Ready to Mosh recommendation this week.
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The first announcement for Download 2023 has finally been released. Find out our immediate reaction to the headliners in this special episode of Ready to Mosh and what we think of the other bands listed so far .
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Another episode and another gig review, we talk about the latest co-headline show from Ugly Kid Joe and Massive Wagons with support from Chris Catalyst. Find out how impressed we were with this huge show at Rock City, plus there's the usual news, reviews of Massive Wagons latest top 6 album Triggered in the UK charts and the latest single from Avatar. You'll also get to discover our RTM recommendation Buried By My Heartache.
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Finally we're back together for a gig review, this episode has our thoughts on the headline show from Cradle of Filth with support from Alcest and Nakara. There's also full review of the new Ugly Kid Joe album, Serj Tankians new EP and the latest album from the Architects along with the usual Rock the Week and this weeks recommendation is Froglord.
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The first gig in what seems like a lifetime but only Gem G could make it to this one. In this episode she gives a comprehensive review of the Wargasm (UK) show with support from Scene Queen and Knife Bride. There's also the usual news, reviews, rock the week and this weeks Ready to Mosh recommendation Anchor Lane.
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We're sounding worse than normal this week as we're both ill with the 'rona but still managed to force ourselves to put another episode out. To celebrate our 25th episode we take a look at things that happened 25 long, long years ago. There's also the usual news and music history along with two new album reviews from Wednesday 13 and Chris Catalyst. There's also the RTM recommendation to help you choose your next artist to listen to.
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Mmm its time for Movie Metal Music with a selection of great artists and their tracks on a choice of films. We also cover the latest news and new releases from Slipknot, Drowning Pool, Sabaton and Strigoi. There's also the a look back on this week in rock and metal history plus our Ready to Mosh recommendation These Wicked Rivers.
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We're back with another episode for EP 23 and cover the covers......What makes our top 5 best and worst? Be prepared to hear some absolute belters and some absolute stinkers. We also discuss the latest music news, our look at rock and metal history plus our reviews of the latest music from Behemoth, Avatar, RHCP, Clutch and Wednesday 13. All of this and our latest RTM recommendation, Replica Jesus
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We finally get to the festival roundup this week and pick out our highlights from the four festivals we went to this summer. We'll discuss all of the things that matter like the sites, the staff, and most importantly the music. We'll cover who we thought were the best bands we saw, along with who our new favourites have become after discovering them at Download, Bloodstock, Mangata and Stonedead.
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This week we have a very special guest interview with Katy from Metal for Good. Katy and her husband Chris founded the charity 6 months ago and have some pretty big things lined up through this year and into 2023. You can hear about some of the great work they're embarking on and of course the details on how you can get behind them.
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Ever wondered what kind of strange and crazy merch you can get from your favourite bands other than t-shirts and hoodies? In this weeks episode we cover some of the most interesting and bizarre pieces of music merchandise we've seen across the rock and metal world and all on the official band websites. Alongside this it's a return to normal with our news, reviews and the all important Ready to Mosh Recommendation!
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We finally made it to the end of our festival season at the Newark Showground for Stonedead Festival 2022. Billed as "One day, one stage, one monster rock show" we give our verdict on the 4,000 capacity show. In this episode we cover all of the usual talking points and most importantly the bands we saw and one act in particular that stole the show.
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In part 2 of our Bloodstock Festival review, we cover all of the bands we saw including Bloodywood, Doyle, Killing Joke and a mighty headline set from Behemoth. We review all of the 19 bands we watched over the 4 day period at BOA the UK's biggest independent metal festival.
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This week is part 1 of our Bloodstock Festival review. We give our thoughts on the our first BOA, the VIP experience on both the campsite and the Serpents Lair area, along with all of the food we tried and the merch available at the UK's biggest independent metal festival. We highlight all of the good and bad points we experienced over the 4 days in the searing heat at Catton Hall Park.
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A special treat this week with a guest interview featuring one of our favourite new bands Lake Malice. We chat with Blake and Alice about how they formed, their appearance at Download Festival 2022, their upcoming shows supporting Bloodywood and their September festival appearances. They also face the Ready to Mosh quickfire round.
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Join us for the preview of our very first visit to Bloodstock Festival. In this episode we're covering who we want to see across the 4 days of live music, the various food on offer and we discuss some of the perks of Serpents Lair. We'll also talk about some of the differences we've seen so far between BOA 22 and other festivals in the UK.
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Fresh off the back of their outstanding performance at Mangata Festival, we chat with Josh and Stoff from Syncolima. We talk about how the band formed, their favourite shows to date and discuss their upcoming booking at Bloodtstock Festival on the Jagermeister stage.
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We return this week with festival number two of the year - our review of Mangata Festival. We discuss the food choices, bars, drinks and most importantly the 3 stages of live music at the 2 day event in Nottingham. We'll go through all of our highlights from this intimate music festival and a time travelling Gem G includes a couple of updates since recording started.
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In Part 2 of our look at smaller UK festivals we discuss Burn It Down, Risefest, Damnation and Riffolution. There's the usual weekly news, rock and metal history, plus our reviews of singles from Ozzy Osbourne, Parkway Drive and Five Finger Death Punch. You can also hear our thoughts on the latest album release from Powerwolf and our Ready to Mosh recommendation this week is Cemetery Sun.
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We delve into smaller UK festivals this week with part 1 of our guide to some of the events on offer this year, including Stonedead and Mangata which we're attending. We cover the usual rock and metal news, history and reviews including the latest albums from Municipal Waste and Conjurer along with new singles from Massive Wagons and Wargasm UK. You can also hear our thoughts on our recommendations Palm Reader, Syncolima and The Five Hundred.
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We return with a traditional episode full of this weeks music news, history and our Ready to Mosh Recommendation. On our main feature this week we go over some of the things we think you might need when you're camping at a music festival. We go through everything from big to small to make your outdoor camping experience that little bit more comfortable.
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We wrap up with part 2 of our Download Festival 2022 review. We cover off all of the bands we've seen, who impressed us the most and those who didn't. We've got all of our highlights covered from the 3 full days of music and discuss who we really want to see on tour after their Download Festival performances
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After the return to Donington Park for Download Festival 2022, we discuss the RIP camping experience, the controversial village layout, some of the food on offer and the merch we purchased. We also talk about the bands we saw in the Park Farm Courtyard on Thursday night, the mysterious disappearance of the Download Dog statue and the elusive canine entity 'the big red Download Dog'...........
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We'll no doubt be on the motorway heading home or stopping for breakfast as this episode is released. Now that Download 2022 has finished, we give our thoughts on who could headline the 2023 event in this prerecorded episode. We also have a few ideas on some of the potential changes we can expect to see for the 20 year anniversary of rock and metal's historic festival.
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Part 2 of the Beercast with our picks of who we want to see at Download 2022 on the Main stage and Avalanche stage on Saturday. We also cover all 4 stages for Sunday and highlight our top choices for the final day at Download Festival.
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Join us for a change from the usual alt rock/metal news and reviews as we begin our very first beercast and highlight our top picks for Download Festival 2022 - the first full scale return at the hallowed grounds of Donington Park. We pick out our must sees from Friday along with the Dogtooth stage and the soon to be renamed Zippo Encore stage.
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In this week's episode, we cover more alt, rock and heavy metal news along with our usual reviews and recommendations. Plus our long awaited gig review of Enter Shikari at Rock City, Nottingham. Listen to our thoughts on their performance and our opinions on the support bands Trash Boat and As Everything Unfolds.
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In this week's episode we cover the latest alt/metal music news and take a look back at this week in music history. We also have reviews of the new Three Days Grace album along with the latest singles from Kreator, Alestorm and Soulfly. There's also our Festival Flashbacks feature and our Ready to Mosh recommendation Dead Label.
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In this episode we're looking at the weeks music news, a look back on this week in history, plus we review the latest album from Rammstein and the new Heriot EP. We also chat about our 3 of our favourite things from the music and film world plus a shout out to this weeks Ready to Mosh recommendation Wayward Sons.
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The first podcast episode looking at the weeks music news, a look back on this week in history, plus we review the latest albums from Meshuggah and Northlane. We also chat about our musical first times and shout out this weeks Ready to Mosh recommendation.
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A podcast all about rock, metal and alt music with the latest news, new releases, gigs, festivals and guest interviews.
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