WAY OUT RADIO

This week we welcome the fantastic lead singer of Zounds, Steve to the show! Zounds are a Reading based band formed 1977 who started out playing squat parties and free festivals in an effort to escape the system! They grew to become an important band on the punk scene writing songs like 'War/ Subvert' and 'Can't Cheat Karma' releasing music through Crass Records and later Rough Trade. Now reformed, you can catch them at Rebellion festival and touring around the UK. If you enjoy the show, join our fan club and get a free CD! wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub

Way Out Radio is back with another fine installment of punk rock revelry! The iconic Glen Matlock joins us with tales of working at Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood's shop, growing up in London with cockney roots, playing a one off show with Sid Vicious and Rat Scabies and much more! If you enjoy our podcast then consider subscribing for just £5 per month! Get a free t-shirt and CD. wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub

Here's the latest Way Out Radio podcast and we're proud to bring you a fantastic interview with The Subways! The Hertfordshire band formed 2002 are set to release their 5th album 'Fight' on Alcopop Records. Their hit singles including ‘Rock & Roll Queen’, ‘Oh Yeah’, ‘Girls & Boys’ and ‘We Don’t Need Money To Have A Good Time’. They've supported AC/DC, Foo Fighters, and Oasis and appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien. The Subways have also graced the festival main-stages of Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Lollapalooza, Download, Soundwave, Hurricane & Southside, Rock Im Park, Rock Am Ring and many more.If you enjoy the podcast, please consider supporting by joining the fan club and you'll get a t-shirt and CD! wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub

This week we're joined by Canadian punks BELVEDERE formed in Calgary and Edmonton in 1995. Lead singer Steve tells us about their years on the road. They’ve played almost 2000 shows across 35 countries in the past 25 years including Warped Tour and Groezrock Festival. Consider joining the show's fan club for just £5 per month! You get a t-shirt, CD and music downloads. Go to: wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub

Welcome to Episode 18 of the Way Out Radio Podcast!Today we're joined by the wonderful Nile Marr, a Manchester musician and the son of Johnny Marr from The Smiths. He’s been on our radar since fronting the band Man Made who released their debut album 'TV Broke My Brain' in 2016. Nile is very open in this interview about defying laddish culture, striving to help young Manchester bands and talks about his love of Bikini Kill and the girls to the front movement.If you enjoy the podcast please consider supporting by joining our fan club over at wayoutradio.com and you’ll get a free t-shirt.If you’re new to Way Out Radio I suggest you go back and listen to this series from the start. Loads of good stuff to get you going, from reggae artists like Autarchii and Miriam Simone to a mental health special with Tonic, plus bands like Drones and The Witchdoktors.

This week the mighty Moscow Death Brigade stop by to talk about their new acoustic EP 'Flares Are Burning!' They are Russia's finest hip hop and punk gang of balaclava’ed, skater, graffiti artists made up of the trio MCs Boltcutter Vlad, Ski Mask G and Ghettoblaster G-Ruff. www.moscowdeathbrigade.com

Tonic Music For Mental Health's Steve Lowis joins DJ Paula Frost for a serious discussion of the mental health crisis facing musicians. From Avicii to Keith Flint of the Prodigy, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park to Amy Winehouse - Why are musicians dying so young? And on a grassroots level, how is the average musician coping with the current lockdown? In the UK, musicians have not been able to play full shows for over a year now. 80% of independent musicians aged 18-25 are saying they've suffered from stress, anxiety and/or depression in relation to their music creation in 2021. Please support the charity here: tonicmusic.co.ukPaula is doing a Wing Walk for Barry's Flying Circus to raise money for musicians suffering from mental health issues! DONATE HERE: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/paulawingwalkIf you like Way Out Radio, please consider joining our fan club. You'll get a t-shirt and cd when you join! Click here: wayoutradio.com/product/fanclubLISTEN TO RADIO SHOW:https://www.mixcloud.com/wayoutradio/way-out-radio-160-music-mental-health-keith-flint-amy-winehouse-chester-bennington-and-covid/

This week we have the iconic Ruts DC on the show! Frontman Segs reflects on the band's journey from The Ruts, started 1977 and talks through their hits 'Babylon's Burning', 'In A Rut', 'Jah War' and 'Staring At The Rudeboys'. The original four piece ran for 3 years but left an indelible mark with their punk and reggae crossover sound.Over the years original drummer Ruffy and bassist Segs have stuck together in Ruts DC now joined by Lee Hegerty. In 2019 the trio celebrated 40 years of 'The Crack'. Now they’re releasing 'Electracoustic' – a new acoustic album of classic tracks.If you enjoy the show, please consider joining our fan club for £5 per month. You get a free t-shirt when you join! wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub

Welcome back to another epic instalment of our Way Out Radio Podcast, Episode 14! DJ Paula Frost presents an interview with very special guest Delilah Bon! You may know her as Lauren Tate, lead singer of Hands Off Gretel! She's back with an alter ego, debut album and has a lot to say for herself! Kick-ass girl-power punk rock party right here!

Massive bombshell of an interview with the legendary Fat Mike of NOFX! Back with their 14th album, the band are almost 40 years in and have stayed true to their DIY roots. Mike opens up about the bands turbulent past and reveals plans for his Punk Rock Museum in Vegas, giving us the low down on what's inside. If you like what you see, subscribe to the channel and consider supporting for £5 per month at wayoutradio.com/product/fanclub and get yourself a free t-shirt when you sign up!