An Evolution in Rock and Metal Radio.
Lamb of God drummer Art Cruz talks to Adam Whalley about the band's latest album, Into Oblivion, the development of his sound, and how the record combines traditional Lamb of God intensity with contemporary production.
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Cruz explains how years of development, trust, and experience have shaped the band's new album, which feels like one of their "greatest hits." He explains the creative process behind the record and why flaws still matter in heavy music, from discovering his own drum identity inside Lamb of God to recording unprocessed, primarily analog drum performances.The guys also talk about the future of metal, how Santana and Slayer influenced his playing, the use of AI in music, and whether contemporary metal can still create the next wave of iconic bands.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! The quote of the week week has to be "...I managed to get frostbite on my crotch" and that's not a hook-and-tease, we don't know what is!
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Moose and Dews catch up again this week to discuss Moose's ongoing trials with his marathon training, some upcoming Primordial adventures, and the economics of the music industry, specifically gig tickets.
At time of recording Metallica have just *almost* sold-out their run of dates at The Sphere in Las Vegas, with the only remaining tickets being around $6k each!
It raises more significant questions about whether fans are gradually being priced out of the scene they love and what might happen to touring in the future if prices continue to rise? The guys also chat about future events such as Takedown Festival, the Metal For Good merchandise drive, and the upcoming Primordial Clubhouse Crawl.
Podcast Highlights
Marathon Training Setbacks
The Frostbitten Groin Incident
Metal For Good Fundraising Update
Pre Loved Merch Donations
Takedown Festival Preview
Running The Metal For Good Stand
The Primordial Clubhouse Crawl
Supporting Independent Breweries
Metallica’s $6,000 Sphere Tickets
Are Fans Being Priced Out Of Live Music?
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Black Stone Cherry frontman Chris Robertson speaks to us about AI, their new EP Celebrate, and the battle to preserve grassroots venues.
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In this interview, Chris talks about why they decided to release a seven-track EP rather than a full album and how the current rate of music consumption has altered how rock musicians are approaching writing and releasing music.They also chat about the expanding problems surrounding AI in creativity.
Robertson explains how technology can be helpful for daily tasks or inspiration, but he contends that it can never fully replace the emotional bond that is formed when actual musicians perform live. He still believes that music's human component cannot be replaced.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In news that comes as a shock to literally no-one, it turns out that training to run a marathon isn’t all plain sailing. Who’d have guessed?
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In the latest podcast, Moose shares some of the trials and tribulations of his marathon training, including his - possibly pointless - search for that elusive “runner’s high.”
The guys discuss gym milestones, the odd sensation of having time again after working multiple jobs, and the ongoing juggling act between work, parenting, and everything else life throws at you.
They also chat about some of the recent rock news, including a new frontman for Twisted Sister, and additional Las Vegas dates for Metallica, before digging into the potential possibilities for Ozzfest in the UK. It may be an uphill struggle, but if anyone can make it happen, our money is on Sharon Osbourne.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! Moose and Dews are back this week catching up on Dews' birthday (which he may mention once or twice) in a bid to avoid the now-traditional, post-40 birthday existential crisis. We all get them, right?
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They take a look at some of the many, many tours that have been announced recently, from Rush, Spiritbox, Primus, and the Sex Pistols and also take a look at the Download Festival 2026 lineup that feels genuinely historic. The guys talk about how festival lineups are evolving, the way in which younger audiences discover music differently now, and why the next generation of bands is stepping up to carry heavy music forward.
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Sylosis frontman and guitarist Josh Middleton joins us to talk all about the bands new album 'The New Flesh' out 20 February via Nuclear Blast.
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In this interview, Josh speaks to Adam Whalley from a tour bus in Europe and reflects on where Sylosis currently sits in the metal scene in 2026, and why killer riffs will always matter more than chasing the current trend. He also talks about his early influences, why Korn’s “Good God” had a huge impact on him and was his gateway into heavy music, recalls Slipknot at Reading Festival 2000 as the best show he’s ever seen, and contrasts the chaotic energy of their early recordings with the hyper-polished production today.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! It’s a personal one this week, as the guys take time out on the podcast to just catch up.
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Moose is deep into his marathon training, and Dewsbury seems to have pissed off the Gods of parenting, so much so that he fears he may never get a full nights sleep again, so it seemed appropriate to have a catch up.
After all, as they realise whilst recording, it has been almost 20 years for the pair of them! They also talk about Moose’s fundraising achievements to date, how he wants to keep raising as much money as possible for Metal For Good and discuss plans brewing for a night at Tom’s Tap, a potential Primordial quiz, and even an online meat draw. Yes. A meat draw.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast!
Have you ever tried to record a lighthearted music-based podcast, but it ends up going down a tinfoil-hat-filled wormhole filled with potential threats, imaginary lizard people, and real evil billionaires who - it turns out - actually do run the world from their supervillain island lair?
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If so, maybe you can relate to Moose and Dewsbury on the podcast this week as the guys discuss Green Day playing at the Super Bowl and the deafening silence that followed and try to make sense of what might have happened, while also looking at what artists like Tom Morello continue to do when they decide to speak out regardless of the consequences.
The guys are also joined by Katy Baker, the newly-crowned CEO of Metal For Good, about the charity's recent funding success and its mission to support community projects through music.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In this episode, we're discussing the growing divide between the real-world community and the "chronically online" keyboard warriors who seem determined to suck the fun out of the heavy metal scene.
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The podcast also finds Moose in an emotional mood, as his youngest son has just left the UK to go travelling. Meanwhile, Dews’ son has just been ill, prompting a late-night trip to the doctor, in between bouts of being called a “stinky bum-bum-face” by an overly enthusiastic toddler. Sigh.
Following on from the joys of parenthood, and a brief - quite incredibly sweary - venting session from Dewsbury, the guys take a grateful look back at last weekend’s Primordial Up-Vote, and catch up on Moose’s charity fundraising efforts as he trains for the London Marathon. There’s also a small “what if” planning session, just in case he dies. You never know.
There’s also a discussion on some potential upcoming Primordial merch. Dews has only been wanging on about tie-dye for 5 years, and his prayers may soon be answered!
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Megadeth's Dave Mustaine speaks to us about their new Self-Titled Album, Ride The Lightning, the 'Behind The Mask' documentary and why he feels like they have started with a "Clean Slate".
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In this conversation, Dave Mustaine talks to Primordial Radio presenter Dewsbury about Megadeth’s past, present, and future, debuting new music alongside archival moments and personal reflections. Dave opens up about respect, rivalry, and closing the circle with Ride the Lightning, reframed through his own hands and perspective, not as provocation, but as acknowledgement and respect.He also talks about what still feels unfinished, including a lingering desire to tour alongside Metallica. It is a candid admission about missed moments, old resentments, and choosing not to live in the past. Megadeth Behind the Mask is in UK cinemas now.
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Welcome to the Primordial Radio Podcast! In this episode, Moose & Dews reflect on our recent Burns Supper in Inverness, kindness in the metal community, exhaustion, gratitude, and the strange mix of pride, guilt, laughter, and chaos that seems to follow us whenever we get together in real life.
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Huge thanks go to Tammy and Kris for leading the effort behind Burns Supper 2026, as well as the generosity of Reverend James Bissett. It's a reminder that Primordial has created real friendships, relationships and support systems that didn’t exist before this community came together.
Later in the conversation, the guys talk about Moose’s difficulties preparing for the London Marathon, funding efforts for Metal For Good, the upcoming UpVote Top 100, future events, and the reality of running on empty while still showing up.
In this episode, you will hear:
Burns Supper Reflections
Community Kindness And Gratitude
Unexpected Guests And Awkward Hugs
Exhaustion And Overindulgence
Guilt, Pride, And Mixed Emotions
Marathon Training Reality Check
Fundraising For Metal For Good
UpVote Plans And Changes
Pre-Loved Merch For Charity
Finding Meaning In The Community
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