Primordial Radio is proud to announce that Electronic Nu-Core metallers Seething Akira will be taking part in the next Radio Residency.

Hosted by Primordial Radio presenter Adam Whalley, the Radio Residency will air every Saturday from 12:00pm with Kit Conrad and Charlie Bowes from Seething Akira joining Adam Whalley for the first of four shows this Saturday, 3rd December 2022.

To listen, simply tune into Primordialradio.com on Saturday 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th December from 12:00pm (GMT).

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Miss any of the shows? Listen on-demand below.

Seething Akira have released their much anticipated third album Nozomi. Available now from FiXT.

Nozomi features twelve supercharged tracks across a dynamic mix of metalcore, nu-metal, and hard rock soundscapes with thrashing guitars and brutal, melodic, and infectious vocal hooks. From the hard-hitting track “Punishment Instructions,” the nu-metal single “Internal Antagonist”, the rap/rock anthem “Something In The Water,” all the way to the more introspective metalcore single “Lost At Sea,” the album is an intense journey through the human condition and its response to hope.

“Nozomi is a documented study into these emotions,” explains Seething Akira. “And the activities and external factors that can influence a change in these emotions.”

Explosive. Bombastic. Defiant. Intense. Seething Akira have developed a gloriously turbulent sound that is uniquely their own. Founded by vocalists Charlie Bowes and Kit Conrad, Seething Akira are a 6-piece electronic nu-core band hailing from the seafront city of Portsmouth, UK that have been tearing venues apart across Europe with their powerful fusion of genres since 2012.

The band’s first full-length album, Sleepy Skeletor, dropped in 2018 and made it clear that Seething Akira would be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come. In late 2020, the band launched a series of new singles leading up to their second album, the highly anticipated Dysfunctional Wonderland. With the strength of the band’s music and their popularity with fans rocketing skyward, they connected with the electronic rock label FiXTand forged a partnership for their future releases.