Episode 16: I mean, Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes everybody liked, They left that to the Bee Gees

Episode 16: I mean, Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes everybody liked, They left that to the Bee Gees

Mail time. Kate enjoys Pulling Teeth, the band, not the dental procedure, and we take a brief detour into Adam’s homework for next week before getting into new music. We go in on the new ’68 record and the new Your Spirit Dies single. Also new Balmora. Yes, much more happened on the Balmora front after we recorded this, but we mostly kept talk to the new record itself. Wise choice? Hard to say. We close by talking about Derick from Reviler’s awful accident, which left him and his daughter hospitalized. If you can, support the GoFundMe. They have a long road ahead. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-leila-and-dericks-recovery [https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-leila-and-dericks-recovery]

Episode 15: Actually, it's pronounced "seerah-koozah" which is Siculian for "the abundance of water"

Adam shows off some mail and talks about Rodney Barger’s killer finally being brought to justice. Kate gets emotional about ’68 in particular and the work of Josh Scogin more broadly. Adam found Uniform challenging, but ultimately rewarding. Finally, we go in on a brand-new fest in the epicenter of progressive culture: Syracuse, New York.

Episode 14, Part 2: In Which Adam and Kate Call the Hardcore Hotline

We brought on the genius behind Hardcore Hotline to talk with us. Madelinne was kind enough to make time for us, and we’re very glad she did. She thinks you should go to shows and discover new bands. We agree. Go find your new favorite band.

Episode 14, Part 1: In Which We Discuss and Are Somewhat Disappointed by This Year’s Furnace Fest

Recorded second, released first. We show off our mail, Kate reports back that Rot in Hell is dope, and then we spend the rest of the episode on Furnace Fest, its few high points, and its many low points. Kate gets big mad. Adam, somewhat less so.

Episode 13: West By God Virginia

Our first guest, JX from Common Ground, joins us to talk about the great state of West by God Virginia, its hardcore scene, and its history. We had other plans for this episode, but they got sidelined, and it was absolutely worth it to just let JX go off. Go listen to his band.