heriot

Debbie talks about being constantly on the road, avoiding burnout, the difference in playing headline and support gigs, proving the naysayers wrong, the heaviness within Heriot and diversifying, her first show memories and her musical journey, and the strength of the current UK scene.

This week i am joined by the incredibly talented Debbie Gough from Heriot. We have a heckin good chat about bath bombs, Bradly Walsh and play a game of IKEA or death!!!

Host - Simon walker 

Guest - Debbie Gough 

Featuring EP in review 'Cult Of Luna - The Raging River'. New music from: Sentinels, Mere, Archon, Bloodlines and Heriot. Plus the usual news & chat from the alternative world. 

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"You have returned to us, Doctor. Your travels are over."

But thankfully not forever. It was, indeed, a long way from being all over. 

So Jim and Martin stagger to their century milestone with their biggest story yet, The War Games.

It's an epic tale of trials, tribulations, heavily corrected (and impaired) vision, and a Very. Stupid. Voice.

The Doctor plays with fridge magnets, Jamie plays the fool, Zoe plays Villa like a violin and the War Lord plays with his real live toy soldiers - and gets a Paddington stare for his trouble.

Romans gawp and mince, wigs wander almost as far as the accents, and the scenery is chewed up, gargled and spat out - even when it's as wobbly as a Quark under enemy fire.

So do Jim and Martin think this is a worthy end for a very worthy Doctor? Or was it ten parts of terrible tedium?

Listen in to find out.