Paid With Exposure

Dave Horan pops onto the Paid With Exposure podcast after a recording the vocals for Eyes of The Raven's latest single "Twice Around the Sun" and 3 months after, it is finally released. Join in with Ant and Dave as they talk music, dealing with grief and Daves battle with cancer on the run up to recording their latest ep. Also featuring "Twice Around The Sun" By Eyes of the Raven and "Count Me Out" By Skull Fox.

Paid With Exposure returns after a little break away from the mics! It returns however, with none other than West Midlands based Drummer Ashley Leatherland. Ant & Ash discuss various topics including previous bands, their time on tour together, as well as attempting to put the Midlands music scene to Rights with some "No holds Barred" opinions. Also featuring "Sentient" by Martyr De Mona. Get in touch via https://www.facebook.com/paidwithexposure [https://www.facebook.com/paidwithexposure]

On todays episode Ant reacquaints with long time friend and Liberty Lies Drummer Adam Stevens. They catch up and talk touring, local gigs, youthful beginnings and how Adam and the band keep Liberty Lies afloat with external sources of income. They also chat about Liberty Lies' latest release "Its the Hope That Kills You" and the album process going into the studio experience. Also featuring "Infernum Diabolus" by Blood Oath and "A Thousand People" by Liberty Lies.

Its positive vibes all round in the Paid With Exposure studio as Ashley Edwards drops in with Ant to record today's episode! They talk about "Beatdown Politics", correctly branding your band and the importance of a "Strong merch game" as well as delving into Ash's personal music upbringing. Featuring Music "Establishment" By Suffer and "Porcelain Hearts" by Old Wharf.

Ant catches up with long time friend and band mate A.J. Mills on this episode of the podcast. Join in as they discuss A.J's time in Hostile, getting to play Download, Russia and share the stage with his metal heroes this year. Also includes "Different Tongues" by Liberty Lies and "Lamb To The Slaughter" by Hostile