was confused at first but then the light came on in my head, phenomenal track,   

After the recent discharges of arthritic young bands, this gives one a bit of faith in the (uncertain) future of guitar music.

love the 5/4 time signature and Van Halen tapping

This is a well done song for sure! Excellent!

Couldn't Help It

It's Been A While

Krummholz - Fast Nirvana Cover

Artistic communities are integral to the livability and desirability of many cities, but are often left without defense against these cities’ rapid growth. Uniting the artists, venues, labels, and manufacturers that make up a city’s music industry on their own terms is vital to its survival.  MusicPortland is a new advocacy group for those who make up Portland's vast music ecosystem. Members of the group's board join us to discuss their philosophy, goals, and progress. If you want to ensure the health of your industry, check out their work and look for advocacy groups in your city. If you're a Portlander, help MusicPortland gather the data they need to work on our behalf by visiting musicportland.org.

Independent Together

Molly Neuman is the Global Head of Business Development at Songtrust and you may know her from her time ar Kickstarter, A2IM, Rhapsody, or eMusic. Molly is best known as a creator of the riot grrrl movement as Bratmobile’s drummer and founding editor of the Girl Germs zine. On this episode, Portia and Molly discuss her career and more. Live from Indie-Con Australia 2018.

Spotlight on Molly Neuman (Songtrust, Bratmobile)

In Part Two of Girl Germs, Erin, Molly, and Allison reflect on how they got into music, riot grrrl's roots, grunge, and what brought Bratmobile together as a band.

Featuring (in order of appearance):
Allison Wolfe (Bratmobile, Cold Cold Hearts, Sex Stains)
Erin Smith (Bratmobile, Cold Cold Hearts)
Molly Neuman (Bratmobile, The PeeChees, The Frumpies)

Transcript: bit.ly/girlgerms2

Produced by Will Watts and Anna McClain. Engineered by Brent Asbury at Beta Petrol.

Part Two

Modular synth, Electribe ESX-1, Ensoniq ESQ-1, and Ableton MFin Live.

180 Beats Of Rage

Will interviews James from Kill Rock Stars, and they discuss four songs that hit #1 on the Modern Rock charts in September 1990.  Songs under discussion include "Stop" by Jane's Addiction, "Every Beat of the Heart" by The Railway Children, "Suicide Blonde" by INXS, and "Never Enough" by The Cure.

This episode has been updated to include the original album version of "Every Beat of the Heart", since we Will and James  mistakenly listened to an acoustic version during the original recording of the episode.

Season 3 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/74XFMEq0KcZttPXedAm61t

Season 3

26 - Jane's Addiction "Stop" (September 1990)

Written by Maria Maita-Keppeler
Engineered by Bart Budwig at The Ok Theatre in Enterprise, Oregon, and Matthew Zeltzer at Room 13 in Portland, Oregon
Produced by Maria Maita-Keppeler & Matthew Zeltzer
Mixed by John Askew at Scenic Burrows
Mastered by JJ Golden at Golden Mastering

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