Electric Wizard
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Search complete. 46 mentions across 12 episodes found for "Electric Wizard".
Sep 25, 2026
Olly Pearson
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5:55Olly PearsonGUEST
oh okay
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5:55JimmyHOST
with grand magus and electric wizard were headlining and yeah and certain cult The plague of gentlemen.
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6:08Olly PearsonGUEST
Right.
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6:08Olly PearsonGUEST
Yeah.
5 MINS LATER
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11:12JimmyHOST
like, yeah, yeah.
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11:14JimmyHOST
And
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11:14Olly PearsonGUEST
I remember like, what was it? Electric Wizard put out Super Coven, you know, and that was on the Bad Acid label.
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11:19Olly PearsonGUEST
So I remember looking at that.
MR TPD TV with Rob Kellas
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4:09Gavin McInallyHOST
I mean, see how much Wizard at the Bar is, that I'm quite happy to talk about.
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4:11Gavin McInallyHOST
Glad to see Electric Wizard doing so well.
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4:14Gavin McInallyHOST
Somehow found myself enjoying Interpol, which is a band I mixed up with another band for 20 years, and I feel like I've just robbed myself 20 years of listening to a band I would have liked because I was mixing them up with some other band.
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4:24Gavin McInallyHOST
And tomorrow, as you listen to this, I will be at the Culk and Ian show at the Hu- Hug and Pint.
Hyperblasts: Justice for Glenn
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5:12Perran HelyesHOST
And then Ancient Hostility, which has the vocalist Simon from Dawn Raid in like a kind of multi-part, you know, harmony type thing, but singing about the same kind of like subject matter and stuff that Dawn Raid was singing about, so that was cool.
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5:24Perran HelyesHOST
The day before that, and the real highlight of my week, was I went to see rare tour rather than a festival appearance from none other than the mighty electric wizard which is a very again opportune occasion when they actually decide to like you know rock up somewhere and play a headline show or something Because you tend to have maybe one opportunity to see Electric Wizard every year or every two years.
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5:47Perran HelyesHOST
They'll play a Damnation or an Art Tangent or even the Dogtooth stage at Download or something like that.
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5:52Perran HelyesHOST
But it's very rare they actually do headline tour dates.
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6:06Perran HelyesHOST
So that was a phenomenal setting.
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6:07Perran HelyesHOST
And we don't kind of rave enough.
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6:10Perran HelyesHOST
About how Electric Wizard are one of the greatest live bands ever.
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6:13Perran HelyesHOST
Like particularly.
Brenna Leath of Crystal Spiders & High Priestess Nighthawk of Heavy Temple
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16:37NighthawkGUEST
Just tell me what to buy.
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16:38NighthawkGUEST
So Electric Wizard was one of the first bands that he recommended to me.
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16:44NighthawkGUEST
And then, God, I was like in high school, like dating myself.
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16:48NighthawkGUEST
I was in high school when Songs for the Deaf came out.
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17:17NighthawkGUEST
Somebody needed a bassist.
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17:20NighthawkGUEST
Do you still
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17:23Dan SierrasHOST
have that Electric Wizard album?
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17:26NighthawkGUEST
I do.
The Razor's Edge : Interview with Gavin McInally of Damnation Festival
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8:08Gavin McInallyGUEST
If you lose a chunk of your audience by the time these bands come on, we have seen what it looks like.
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8:14Gavin McInallyGUEST
The worst example being Cradle of Filth, but even Converge, Napalm Dev, Electric Wizard, hugely, hugely popular damnation bands that no one complains about.
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8:24Gavin McInallyGUEST
The crowds thinned out for the combination of those reasons.
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8:27Gavin McInallyGUEST
Having the rooms with other rooms at like 2500 capacity and 1800 capacity, it's much more difficult to get that feeling in those rooms.
7 MINS LATER
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15:31KatHOST
But actually, when you look at the bill, it was really varied.
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15:34Gavin McInallyGUEST
Yeah, I mean, look at the bill.
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15:35Gavin McInallyGUEST
I mean, the guy about Electric Wizard just sold God knows how many thousand tickets across the UK.
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15:40Gavin McInallyGUEST
They were thubbed up in the bill.
Ep. 10
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70:18speaker_2UNKNOWN
Okay, so you're...
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70:19speaker_2UNKNOWN
Yeah, there isn't an objective most famous list, but if you're looking for the ten with the biggest historical and name recognition across the whole of Doom and its subgenres, you'd be pretty safe naming Black Sabbath, Candlemas, Pentagram, Saint Vitus, Electric Wizard, Sleep, Trouble, Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride and Cathedral.
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70:42AtiHOST
Thank you.
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70:44AtiHOST
Okay, this is interesting.
The Tampa Morgue- Episode #156 Guitarist Kevin Lindström (Mutation, ex-Beastiality) , aka K.L. of Sweden's Mutation visits the Morgue!
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43:29Kevin LindströmGUEST
Like some shows that stick out to me is probably like Vomitor and Hobbs' Angel of Death.
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43:35Kevin LindströmGUEST
And I went to this so-called secret show where Electric Wizard also played.
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43:42Kevin LindströmGUEST
And that was an experience.
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43:46TonyHOST
What age do you start to discover the history of Sweden? What are some of the Swedish bands that you're into at a young age?
Episode 385: VENUS SLEEPS — ORIGINS OF DESPAIR | The Music, The Themes & The Evolution
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67:44Sie CarrollGUEST
I'm going to go completely.
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67:45Sie CarrollGUEST
You're going to say something Electric Wizard.
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67:47RichieHOST
Yeah, I'm going to say
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67:48Sie CarrollGUEST
that.
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67:49Sie CarrollGUEST
I'm going to say that.
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67:53Sie CarrollGUEST
No? Junioropolis.
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67:55Sie CarrollGUEST
Electric Wizard.
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67:56RichieHOST
Yeah.
Alastair Riddell
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4:07Jimmy LongHOST
Even things from his first ever band leaking through into some of the images that hopefully we can maybe put up in this as well of leaking through to...
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4:20Jimmy LongHOST
Electric Wizard.
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4:21Jimmy LongHOST
Yeah, that's true.
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4:23Jimmy LongHOST
The design on a particular cab.
1 HR 18 MINS LATER
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82:23Alistair RiddellGUEST
No one's got a name that silly, so we got a name.
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82:27Alistair RiddellGUEST
Went into a studio, did a demo, and then we did our first gig.
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82:34Alistair RiddellGUEST
So our first gig was with Cathedral and Electric Wizard.
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82:40Jimmy LongHOST
What? Fuck
Arsis Thesis - Nick & Jake Blevins
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12:06Nick BlevinsGUEST
Uh, went to Mars Volta, King Crimson, Yes, went really down the prog rab- rabbit hole and, and that, that's kinda what got me started.
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12:15Nick BlevinsGUEST
And then later got into the, uh, once we started Playing more into the more doomy stuff, The Sword and Electric Wizard, stuff like that.
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12:25Dan SierrasHOST
And when did you first pick up an instrument?
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12:27Nick BlevinsGUEST
My first instrument was actually in sixth grade, I started playing trumpet.
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16:39Dan SierrasHOST
[laughs]
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16:39Jake BlevinsGUEST
"What is going on?" So I was just, we were just, whenever he left that band, we finally decided to make that prog rock band like we were talking about, and moved on to the doom metal stuff.
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16:50Jake BlevinsGUEST
Same as him, he got me onto The Sword, Electric Wizard, all that.
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16:53Jake BlevinsGUEST
So yeah, that's how, uh, Nick started.
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