Holy Roar

"The ever hospitable George Clift has a grand history with underground music in the UK, I've wanted to speak to the guy about his history for an age. Having a podcast gave me the perfect excuse and to be honest we could have spoke all night. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did..." - Paul Waller

Paul speaks to Ste Arands, the drummer of Boss Keloid about the creation of their latest album 'Melted on the Inch' and the groups continued rise within the scene that spawned them.

80s chat: Paul Simon - Graceland

Liam from Punks In Pubs podcast interviews Alex (Holy Roar) and Kev (Big Scary Monsters) ahead of their VS stage on Thursday at this year's Arctangent Festival.

Grab tickets from this link: http://www.arctangent.co.uk/tickets/

Check out the playlist containing songs from all bands playing on the VS stage: http://www.arctangent.co.uk/arctangent-thursday-bsm-holyroar/

On episode 52 of the Holy Roar Podcast, Paul meets up with Jason Frye from the band Harrowed to talk about his musical history and learn the story of how he became the owner / producer at his own recording studio, Century Audio.

Nic & Holger chat with Paul about the creation of their debut album for Holy Roar Records, ‘JORD’ and also delve into the history of the band from winning the Danish High Voltage Rock Award for Best Upcoming Band to their recent collaboration with director Morton Buzejka Trads on their video for ‘Bruma’.

MØL’s 80s pick: My Bloody Valentine - Isn’t Anything.

"Like all regular Holy Roar Podcast listeners I was gutted when Maz began his hiatus when he hit episode 50. So I got proactive and sent the Holy Roar team over a pilot of my own to see if I could follow in his footsteps and be the new host.

They were game and now hopefully you lot will be game too. Over the next few months I’ll be interviewing a stack of bands and music industry types; it’ll be ace, nonstop ace I tell ya. In this pilot you can hear a young James Spence from Rolo Tomassi talk about the Hysterics album, also, I will let you in on some secrets of how not to be a journalist and also give you a rundown of my picks for Download Festival 2018." - Paul

The head honcho of Big Scary Monsters Kevin Douch sits down with Mazz and discuss how the label began along with Kev’s early days in Oxford's music scene. Kev answers listener's questions which cover a huge array of topics including about how the industry will change, how he got to work with Andrew WK and the controversies that happened with PWR BTTM earlier this year.

Dan and Mazz discuss how Renounced got together as well as Reading’s early metal scene which included the likes of Viatrophy, Sylosis and Exit Ten. Dan also talks about his experience at TIHC 2017 and going out on tour with the band Vein in the US earlier this summer.

Episode 48 is with Anthony Sykes, guitarist of UK metal/hardcore act Last Witness. Mazz and Sykes discuss Last Witness’s early beginnings including breaking up twice and early LBU shows. They discuss the pros and cons of being a ‘merch’ band and how this lead them to being on some fantastic tours, including Every Time I Die, The Devil Wears Prada and Shai Hulud.

Episode 47 Mazz chats to guitarist and all around great chap Joe Nicholson from Body Hound. Mazz and Joe talk about his early days in Rolo Tomassi and how he met the guys in the band. They talk about how Body Hound got together and some of the great shows they’ve done so far, including 2 appearances at Arc Tan Gent as well as going to Ireland.