#18 - Part Chimp - Conversation with Tim Cedar

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The Scene was Dead Anyway

Rik Wolland

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3 days ago

A music scene lives, a music scene dies. The stories, however, are immortal. Podcast series hosted by musician and drummer - Rik Wolland.

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A music scene lives, a music scene dies. The stories, however, are immortal. Podcast series hosted by musician and drummer - Rik Wolland.

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#18 - Part Chimp - Conversation with Tim Cedar

The Scene was Dead Anyway

1 hour 4 minutes 31 seconds

4 years ago

#18 - Part Chimp - Conversation with Tim Cedar

This is episode #18 and today I have a very special guest on the show. His band has spanned over 20 years and released five studio albums through Rock Action Records, Play it Again Sam, and Monitor Records. Described by some as the “loudest rock band of all time”. He recently said in an interview with The Quietus “all drums are stupidly loud. So all bands, technically, should be really fucking loud. But, erm, they’re not. Maybe they’re not as loud as us. It’s all a big competition. It’s all a big fight. A noise fight”.

On the show we talk about the new album ‘Drool’ which is due to be released on the 4th. June 2021 by Joe Thompson’s record label Wrong Speed Records. Described by Tim as “slobbering, dribbling stupidity and salaciousness”.

Also – we talk about drumming, waking up in an Eddie Vedder shrine, handcuffs in a lampshade, and the amazing longevity of the band. Camaraderie? That’s the word.