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The Heavy Metal Wanaka Podcast #1 (S.2 E.1)

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Welcome to the Heavy Metal Wanaka Podcast; the first episode for our second season!! Search 'Wanaka' in any podcast app on your phone (iOS or Android) to find us- at the moment, we're the only show that comes up!! This episodes lead interview is with Doug 'Prime' from Bloodnut. Link: heavymetalwanaka.com/2017/09/02/bloodnut-doug-on-heavy-metal-wanaka/  Our throwback interview is with Jarkko, bass player for Korpiklaani! Link: heavymetalwanaka.com/2017/09/02/jarkko-from-korpiklaani-on-heavy-metal-wanaka-throwback/  This is the first proper HMW attempt at putting together a long-form podcast- what's become a more typical of the format it seems: you know the type, it seems that any given US comedian etc etc seems to have one.  I'm more or less just introducing some of the segments on the podcast, but in for NEWS we had; - Bulletbelt - new album art unveiled. (facebook post) - Christchurch's Blindfolded and Led to the Woods - new single...

BLOODNUT, Doug on Heavy Metal Wanaka

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 Welcome to Heavy Metal Wanaka. This audio, an interview with Doug 'Prime', the Bass playing Vocalist for Auckland (NZ) Sludge metal / doom punk band, "Bloodnut" is the full version of a slightly abridged version that would feature on the music / mixcloud show as well as long-form podcast that makes up Episode One of Season Two for Heavy Metal Wanaka. Bloodnut's second album, "St Ranga" is available now via bloodnut.bandcamp.com  They're worthwhile checking out, and when you pick up the album, or a shirt or patch- of which 10% of proceeds go to charity, tell 'em Dale from Heavy Metal Wanaka sent you.   Please follow me on all of these:-                            

BLOODNUT- Blues from the Red Sons Album Recommendation

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When you think of RED HAIR, is Heavy Metal usually the first thing you think of? As a band of gingers, Auckland Stoner / sludge metal band  Bloodnut  has made, what is normally somewhat of a social stigma, the bands thematic focus. The album, Blues from the Red Sons, is available via  bandcamp  and  ITUNES These guys are quite pro-active on social media, quite often with a slight twist of humour, worthwhile following on platforms like  www.facebook.com/bloodnutband