Podcasts about david milner

After releasing their single 'Kraken' and its accompanying film clip through HEAVY this week, Melbourne's Nuada now cast their gaze forward to debut album Beneath The Swamp, which is due for release later this year.With only that one song thus far on which the band can be musically judged, guitarist David Milner concedes that although Kraken is a good initiation to Nuada, it by no means encapsulates the full spectrum of sound that this talented quartet cover."I think it is (a pretty good representation)", Milner measured. "Every song on the record sounds quite different but this song does have a lot of what we are trying to do. It's got that slow stoner rock groove; it's got this thrash metal outro section; it's got really messed up guitar solo and catchy vocals so I think it has a lot of it. We've got a lot of weird stuff on the record (laughs). There's ten minute long trippy stoner songs, there's short almost bluesy tunes, there's some messed up prog metal... I think it doesn't get all of it but it is a pretty good introduction to what we are trying to do with this band".In the full interview David discusses the single and film clip, introduces Nuada and its members, reveals what they are trying to achieve musically, clarrifies their sound and influences on Beneath the Swamp, discusses current tours and more.

This is it! This is the big one! Our BIGGEST one yet! To celebrate somehow reaching episode 50, we have gone big AND we've gone home. Back to the House of Pickles to record this mammoth pointless milestone of an episode! We are joined on this special occasion by two very special guests. Ash Frith comes out from behind a phone line to join us face to face and he is accompanied by Richard Sandling, who was there at the very beginning when CheapShow was stupidly called The Uncliqueables. So how are we stuffing this episode? Well... Paul & Eli tackle your questions in a bumper #AskCheapShow segment that quickly goes off the rails and causes some mathematical confusion in the process. This also gives everyone the chance to look back over the past 49 podcasts. There is a mind blowing "Tales From The Dancefloor" that questions reality in more ways than one. We revisit Paul's "FrothShop" for more cheap eats from Gannon's fictional candy emporium. We revisit "Bobby's" branded snacks and take on their range of budget maize crisps. The results are quite surprising... especially Paul's new "FrothShop" voice.  We play another bargain board game based on a TV show format with Noel Edmonds' "Telly Addicts" which annoys Eli, upsets Ash and throw Richard for a loop. There is also time for "Silverman's Platter" where he delivers two odd musical curios, one which puts us back in Eurovisionland and one that makes us want to die inside. And as an aside, Richard brings along a very rare VHS. Finally, CheapShow delivers the most ultimate "Price of Shite" ever. It's full of shocks, surprises, twists and also features possibly THE most awesome/awful piece of charity shop shite ever seen on the show. It's one that the charity shop itself thought it would never sell! The outcome will SHOCK you. We also get a few hellos from past CheapShow guests... some who were less keen to come back then others, albeit very briefly! So download, relax and enjoy the biggest Power Bottom of a podcast CheapShow has done to date... Warning: Contains added Noel Edmonds. Who is now our enemy. But why...? (With HUGE thanks to David Milner for his brilliant new CheapShow introduction theme!) And if you like us, why not support us: www.patreon.com/cheapshow Share & Enjoy. Subscribe or Die! You can see pictures and accompanying videos for this episode on our website www.thecheapshow.co.uk If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com And if you have to, follow us on Twitter @thecheapshowpod or @paulgannonshow & @elisnoid as well as our guests @squat_betty @Ashfrith @patsharp @damienstjohn @bwecht @ashens @EggsyGLC If you like what you hear, please spread the word! Like, Review, Share, Comment... all that jazz!

David Milner is the editor for Game Informer Australia. First appearing as a Next Big Critic winner in Game Informer, this break lead to on-going freelance work and an eventual position as staff writer on the magazine, as well as winning Best New Journalist at the Australian IT Journalism Awards. In 2014 David was appointed Editor of the Australian edition of Game Informer.