Pirate the Radio – Part 1

Pirate the Radio – Part 1

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Prepare your face and your ribs for the laughter that finds its way in with Pirate The Radio in part one of our conversation.
I’ve got new Saliva, show news from Shallow Side, Up From Ashes, Gorilla Warfare, Of Serpents and Awaken. HUGE news and a throwback track from Nonpoint, and a BFD moment for Shallowpoint. I’ll introduce you to Broken Side and serve up a brand new tune from Theody

Original Airdate: 4/25/21

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