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Thanks for checking out episode 8 of Drum For The Song podcast featuring Mark Richardson from the fantastic English rock band Skunk Anansie. Mark also played drums in Little Angels and Feeder!

During the conversation, Mark reveals some of the ups and downs with Skunk Anansie including his problems with addiction, finding sobriety and how he's now involved in a charity to help other people suffering from addiction within the music industry - www.musicsupport.org

Mark also reveals some of his career highlights which include headlining Glastonbury Festival and performing at Nelson Mandella's 80th birthday party! He also describes what it was like joining Feeder after the tragic death of their drummer Jon Lee. He's a hard hitting drummer so has some injury avoiding advice for other drummers and also describes how he always drums for the song!

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