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Stuart Richardson and The Aftermath of Ian Watkins Conviction.
Richardson's career in the music industry started off in the mid 1990s, working as a producer in his local area in Wales. By the late 1990s he was working as an engineer at Front Line Studios in Caerphilly, which is where he first met the other members of Lostprophets. He replaced Mike Lewis as bassist in Lostprophets after Mike switched to rhythm guitar, joining them in 1998 just before they recorded their third demo. He had worked with the band previously, having produced their first two demos. Lostprophets were signed to Columbia Records and Visible Noise in 2000 and released five studio albums.
In October 2013, ten months after lead singer Ian Watkins was arrested and charged with multiple sexual offences, Richardson and the remaining members of the band announced that they could "no longer make or perform music as Lostprophets". Six months later, they formed a new band, No Devotion, with Geoff Rickly as their new lead singer. The band have released two albums, Permanence (2015) and No Oblivion (2022).
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During the conversation, Richardson once again affirms that the rest of Lostprophets had no idea that their then vocalist was engaging in criminal behavior outside of drugs. He goes on to detail the fractured relationship the band had with Watkins behind the scenes due to his spiralling drug addiction and even details a physical altercation between himself and Watkins that took place after Watkins missed a ‘Vans Warped Tour‘ show following a relapse.
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