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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! This week it's our Bloodstock Festival 2026 Special... Spoiler alert: we had THE BEST time 🤘
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Huge performances, emotional goodbyes, interviews from backstage, surprising stories and complete campsite chaos. Over the weekend, Hackett and Ben caught up with some of the biggest names and most e...
Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! Today, Moose is poetically flying solo as he discusses episode 500, looking back at where Primordial began in January 2017 and how much has changed along the way.
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In this episode, Moose revisits the very first podcast, from the original vision of building a listener-controlled rock and metal s...
Dews is hearing voices again. The same voice that’s spoken to him for many years now, a voice that is ever-present, will not be quiet, and wants him to do something again and again. No matter how many times he carries out the instructions, the voice is never satisfied. It’s his own fault though. He wanted a cat, now he’s got to feed it.
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Spiritbox guitarist Mike Stringer joins us to chat about touring with Evanescence, the lasting legacy of Tsunami Sea and the band’s biggest UK headline shows to date.
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In this interview, Mike talks about sharing the stage with Amy Lee, winning new fans and preparing for an ambitious arena run with Jinjer and Dying Wish. He also ta...
Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! Today we’re talking about the aftermath of Big Bang VIII, from brilliant bands and battered bodies to the strength of the PRFam community.
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Moose and Dews reflect on a hugely successful weekend at Ogri MCC, with Raised By Owls having everyone in stitches, Waterlines providing one of Dews&rsq...
In this Bloodstock Festival Special, we speak with organizers Vicky Hungerford and Adam Gregory about the past, present and future of Bloodstock.
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In this video, we take a look at the history of Bloodstock Festival; from how it started as an indoor event back in 2001, to the challenges of taking the festival outdoors, storms, a pandemic,...
We caught up with Queens Of The Stone Age to talk all about their new song 'Easy Street', how the acoustic track grew from an early demo into a vulnerable duet featuring Nikki Lane and why the band refuses to be boxed into one sound.
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In this conversation, Adam Whalley sits down with QOTSA bassist Michael Shuman, talking all about the band...
Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast. Today we talk about the final preparations for the Big Bang VIII, the strange realities of working in a giant metal-roofed oven, and why it feels so important to spend a weekend in a field with the PRFam.
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In this episode, Moose & Dews look ahead to the Big Bang VIII featuring Raised By Owls, Wate...
Music Festival Promoters & hosts of 2 Promoters 1 Pod, James Scarlett and Gavin McInally, join us to talk all things 2000 Trees, ArcTanGent and Damnation Festival.
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Over three festivals, James and Gav have helped to create some of the UK’s most unique independent events, each with their own identity, audience and place in the wider...
Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast. Today we’re talking broken microphones, new jobs, heatwaves on the horizon, Big Bang, DMC Brewery and why the PRFam keeps everything feeling like home.
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Dews and Moose catch up in classic fashion this week, beginning with Moose looking like he’s reporting live from the touchline, thanks to a...
Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In this episode, we're catching up with Pete Bailey, who is back on the airwaves after nearly three years away, as well as looking ahead to the upcoming Big Bang event, Burns Supper Tickets, and the very serious business of surviving a heatwave without melting into the studio carpet.
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Today, we're tackling the big question no one wanted to ask, who's gonna take the piss out of us now?
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Bl8nk Page is stepping down from his regular Primordial Radio show after five years, and while it is very much a goodbye for now rather than goodbye forever, Moose and Dews take a moment to reflect on just how much he has brought to the st...
We returned to Download Festival 2026, catching up with a ton of cool bands, hanging out with the Primordial Community, watching as many sets as we could and getting very sunburnt in the process!
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In this podcast special, we talk to P.O.D., Trivium, Sleep Theory, Silly Goose, Mammoth, As Everything Unfolds, Those Damn Crows, Decessus, Black Vei...
When did you last feel absolutely SPECTACULAR? That is the question posed for this week on the podcast.
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In Moose’s case, it’s thankfully fairly recently, however Dews is a different matter. It’s damn-near impossible to feel spectacular with the threat of other peoples’ pee bottles hanging over you, literally or metaphori...
When a Canadian who's been in the UK so long he's basically British, and a born-and-bred Yorkshireman sit down to podcast, they're obviously going to moan about the weather, right?
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And given the recent heatwave, and that they're both dads, it's only a matter of time until until there's some variation of "the garden really needed the rain", right...
Shinedown guitarist Zach Myers talks about the band’s new album EI8HT, touring, AI Music and the influences that shaped his life as a musician.
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Chatting with presenter Adam Whalley, Zach says the album, which features 18 tracks and is due for release on 29 May 2026, is “the most Shinedown record we’ve ever made”. He discuss...
On the one hand, the podcast this week is an excellent lesson on the importance of trees in reducing the urban heat island effect. On the other, it’s a salutary lesson on why an attic is a terrible place to have a studio in a heatwave.
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In this latest episode, Moose and Dews pick up on their job-hunting-related conversation from last week, dis...
We caught up with YouTube extraordinaire Anthony Vincent, talking all about Ten Second Songs, reactions, and his new original music.
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From discovering metal through Bush, Nirvana and Metallica, to building one of the most recognisable music channels online, Anthony speaks about how YouTube has changed since 2014, why viral success never lasts foreve...
Dews is back on the podcast this week, following a much-needed (and goose-filled) week away that - as it turns out - was still nowhere near long enough.
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In this heartfelt episode, Dews and Moose share their recent life changes, struggles with employment, mental health, and the importance of resilience and community support, specifically the incredible...
Welcome back to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In this episode, Pete and Moose are talking about Download Festival 2026, The Big Bang selling out, and what is next for Primordial Radio.
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With Download Festival a month away, Pete and Moose look at the weird combination of excitement, preparation and mild panic that is festival season. There’s a lot ...
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