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Today we're talking with David Mitchell of Gulfer. We talked about Coheed & Cambria's debut album Second Stage Turbine Blade and the mythology behind the Armory Wars and other things, of course. 

Gulfer recently released a split with Charmer, as well as their S/T 2020 album on Topshelf/Royal Mountain Records. https://gulfer.bandcamp.com/

Episode 46 SECOND STAGE TURBINE BLADE by COHEED & CAMBRIA with David Mitchell (of Gulfer)

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Today we're talking with my long-time friend Wes Hamilton about Doug Sahm's 1973 album, "Doug Sahm and Band." We talk about Sahm's life and legacy as an underrated country music troubadour, as well as growing up around country music and how its similarities with punk music inform Wes' songwriting to this day. We recorded this episode in person a few weeks ago, so please excuse the slight differences in ambience. 

Wes plays in the group, Wes & the Railroaders and previously played music with yours truly in Pullman Strike, Meth Mtn and Obstruction. You can also catch him slinging pedal steel all over the southeast. Check out The Railroaders' latest EP, "Drinking My Way Up." https://wesandtherailroaders.bandcamp.com/album/drinking-my-way-up

Episode 65 DOUG SAHM AND BAND by DOUG SAHM with Wes Hamilton

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Today we're talking with Stephen Pierce of the project Gold Dust, and also of Kindling & Ampere, about Richard & Linda Thompson's 1974 album, "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight," and go deep deep into their other material like "Pour Down Like Silver" and "Hokey Pokey." We also discuss the English folk scene and its songwriting connections to things like Grateful Dead. 

Stephen released his debut self-titled Gold Dust album last year, so check that out if you missed it. https://golddust.bandcamp.com/album/gold-dust

Episode 67 I WANT TO SEE THE BRIGHT LIGHTS TONIGHT by RICHARD & LINDA THOMPSON w/ Stephen Pierce

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Today we're talking with Devin McKnight, of the band Maneka about the Deftones' third album "White Pony," and about what nu-metal holds up and what is and isn't nu-metal. We also talk about having complicated relationships with friends and how to navigate that as an adult. Maneka has a new album coming out on 3/11 titled "Dark Matter." You can preorder a copy now from the band or from their label, Skeletal Lightning. 

https://maneka.bandcamp.com/album/dark-matters

Episode 69 WHITE PONY by DEFTONES with Devin McKnight (of Maneka)

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Today we're talking with Maxwell Stern of the band Signals Midwest. We talked about Jets to Brazil's final album, "Perfecting Loneliness." We also talk writing tropes and how cliches can sometimes be a good thing. 

Max talks about a new Signals Midwest album, as well as new solo music and releases from his other bands Meridian and Timeshares. 
https://signalsmidwest.bandcamp.com/

Episode 70 PERFECTING LONELINESS by JETS TO BRAZIL with Maxwell Stern (of Signals Midwest)

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents.

Today we're talking with my good friend Paul Dechichio of Tor Johnson Records. We talked about Hum's 1995 album, "You'd Prefer an Astronaut." We also talk about Tor Johnson's 20th anniversary & doing something for the love of it and not trying to "keep up with the Joneses," as they say. 

Tor Johnson is celebrating the anniversary by releasing a split 7" every month for the whole year. Bands like The Body, Into It Over It, Slingshot Dakota, Pohgoh, Thou and so many others are involved. The subscription series sold out, but you can still get copies from the bands as they get released and from select record stores.

Check out Tor Johnson Records: https://torjohnsonrecords.com/
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Episode 72 YOU'D PREFER AN ASTRONAUT by HUM with Paul Dechichio (of Tor Johnson Records)

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Today we're talking with Casey Crawford of the band Virginity. We talked about Wilco's 1999 album, "Summerteeth." We also talk about pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone musically & recording a song with Eve6 -- Virginity released their second album, Popmortem on Smart Punk Records in 2021, so check that out now! https://virginityisrad.bandcamp.com/

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Episode 73 SUMMERTEETH by WILCO with Casey Crawford (of Virginity)

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Today we’re talking with Pat Graham of the band Big Nothing. We talked about Osker’s 2001 album, “Idle Will Kill” & about growing out of pop punk but also realizing that it’s a big part of your identity. We also chat about Pat’s other band, Spraynard & touch on their time with Jade Tree Records. Big Nothing released their album “Dog Hours” recently on Lame-O Records so check that out.

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Episode 74 IDLE WILL KILL by OSKER with Pat Graham (of Big Nothing)

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Today we're talking with Michael Donnelly of Twin Peaks Sessions. We talked about Ceremony's 2010 album Rohnert Park and about growing with the band as they changed their sound throughout the years. 

We also chat about Michael's video series Twin Peaks Sessions in San Francisco, as well as his recent move back home to New Jersey.

Twin Peaks Sessions: https://www.youtube.com/c/TwinPeaksSessions
Twin Shrieks Radio: https://bff.fm/shows/twin-shrieks-radio

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Episode 75 ROHNERT PARK by CEREMONY with Michael Donnelly (of Twin Peaks Sessions)

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Today we're talking with Braxton Marcellous of the band Zulu. We talked about Portishead's 1994 album Dummy. We also talked a lot about trip-hop and take big detours into prog rock & lastly about Zulu's upcoming recording and tour plans. 

Zulu released My People... Hold On in 2020 and Our Day Will Come before that, both phenomenal records. https://zuluca.bandcamp.com/music

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Episode 76 DUMMY by PORTISHEAD with Braxton Marcellous (of Zulu)

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Today we're talking with Jarad Rogers of the band Nerve Endings. We talked about The Wipers' 1983 album "Over the Edge." We also chat about how mysterious of a figure Greg Sage truly is & wonder what he's up to these days. 

Nerve Endings released their most recent album "Punch In, Get Bent" in 2019 and they're cooking up new tunes as we speak.https://selfawarerecords.bandcamp.com/album/punch-in-get-bent

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Episode 77 OVER THE EDGE by THE WIPERS with Jarad Rogers (of Nerve Endings)

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Today we're talking with comedian Marcus Monroe. We talked about New Found Glory's 2002 album "Sticks & Stones." 
We also chat about his unabashed love of boy bands like O-Town and N'Sync and about being your authentic self. 

Check out Marcus' podcast, Learn Stuff From Smarter People and go to marcusmonroe.com to see his upcoming tour dates. 

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Episode 78 STICKS & STONES by NEW FOUND GLORY with Marcus Monroe

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Today we're talking with author Dan Ozzi. We talked about Jimmy Eat World's third album "Clarity," and also about his journey as a writer and his new book, Sellout. 

If you haven't checked out Dan's book, I would highly recommend it. We've brought it up on several previous episodes -- And if I do say so myself, it's up there with books like Our Band Could Be Your Life, which if you know me, that's saying a whole hell of a lot. The book documents the major label debuts of bands like Green Day, Jawbreaker, Jimmy Eat World, Against Me! and so many more. Check it out here: https://www.danozzi.com/books

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Episode 79 CLARITY by JIMMY EAT WORLD with Dan Ozzi

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Today we're talking with Madison Lucas of the band Modern Moxie. We talked about Fiona Apple's 2005 album Extraordinary Machine. We also talked about creating a version of yourself that you present to the world, as an act of self-preservation. 

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Episode 80 EXTRAORDINARY MACHINE by FIONA APPLE with Madison Lucas (of Modern Moxie)

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents.

Today we're talking with Kevin Whelan of the band Aeon Station, also of The Wrens. We talked about Rush's 1981 album Moving Pictures. We also chat about being left-handed bass players & sticking with music, but being willing to start again. 

Check out the debut Aeon Station album, "Observatory" out now on Sub Pop Records. https://aeonstation.bandcamp.com/album/observatory

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Episode 81 MOVING PICTURES by RUSH with Kevin Whelan (of Aeon Station)

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Today we're talking with Augusta Koch of Gladie and previously of Cayetana. We talked about Rilo Kiley's 2002 album "Execution of All Things," about first cars, having a short rockabilly phase as kids, and starting fresh with new projects. 

Gladie released "Everyone is Talking But You," in 2018 and a slew of EPs & singles in 2020. They're currently working on finishing up a new album, so stay tuned!

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Episode 82 EXECUTION OF ALL THINGS by RILO KILEY with Augusta Koch (of Gladie)

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents.

Today we're talking with Chance Smith of the band Kerosene Heights. We talked about Saetia's S/T 1998 album and honestly about their discography as a whole. We also chat about discovering skramz/screamo from file sharing with friends. 

(Note: this conversation occurred a few weeks ago, before the reunion shows were officially announced)

Kerosene Heights released their EP, "No More Bad Dreams" in February of this year and have already followed that up with a newest single, "Things I Do." Check them out. https://keroseneheights.bandcamp.com/

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Episode 83 S/T by SAETIA with Chance Smith (of Kerosene Heights)

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Today we're talking with Scott Radinsky of Pulley and professional baseball fame. We talked about Husker Du's 1984 double album "Zen Arcade". We also talked about juggling professional baseball with punk rock and growing up in the LA area in the early 80s and a slew of other topics. 

Pulley is currently on tour in Europe, which includes shows with Bad Religion, Millencolin and Pennywise. They just released their new album, "The Good Life" on SBAM Records, so check that out right now: https://sbam-rocks.us/product/21731/the-golden-life-lp-bluewhite

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Episode 84 ZEN ARCADE by HUSKER DU with Scott Radinsky (of Pulley)

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Today we're talking with Will Poole of the podcasts, Lour After Hours and also of Jortscenter, the latter being a podcast that we both do together. You may also know Will as Kristi Yamagucci Mane (aka @wapplehouse) on twitter. Follow him. 

We talked about The Fugees' 1996 album The Score and about growing up together, having pre-conceived notions & gatekeeping that keeps you from enjoying things. 

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Episode 85 THE SCORE by THE FUGEES with Will Poole (of Jortscenter)

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Today we're talking with Chris Diehm of the bands Earth Telephone, Everywhen and previously of the bands Thin Lips, Year of Glad & 1994!

We talked about Palace Music's album "Viva Last Blues" and about Bonnie Prince Billy. We also go deep into writing music, and about how touring has probably shaved years off our lives. 

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Episode 86 VIVA LAST BLUES by PALACE MUSIC with Chris Diehm (of Earth Telephone)

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Today we're talking with Erik Garlington of the band Proper. 

We talked about Kanye West's 2005 album Late Registration. We also talk about Kanye's impact on music as a whole & his direct influence on Erik's songwriting. As well as discussions of Kanye West as a public figure, then and now. 

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Episode 87 LATE REGISTRATION by KANYE WEST with Erik Garlington (of Proper.)

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Today we're talking with Greg Bennick of Trial. 

We talked about Iron Maiden's 1986 album, "Somewhere in Time" & about how the band might've taught us more about literature and history than traditional schooling. 

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Episode 88 SOMEWHERE IN TIME by IRON MAIDEN with Greg Bennick (of Trial)

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Today we're talking with Keith Ulrey of Pohgoh. 

We talked about Dag Nasty's 1987 album "Wig Out at Denko's" & the history of the band and its many reunions/lineups. We also chat about Keith's record label New Granada & his record store Microgroove, which if you ever find yourself in the Tampa area, I highly recommend. 

Lastly, Pohgoh has a new album, "Du Und Ich," coming out later this year on Spartan Records, so keep an eye out for that! 

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Episode 89 WIG OUT AT DENKOS by DAG NASTY with Keith Ulrey (of Pohgoh)

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Today we're talking with Keegan Bradford of Camp Trash. 

We talked about The Wrens' 2003 underrated classic, "The Meadowlands." We also also talk about doing things the wrong way on purpose and the importance of rituals. 

Lastly, Camp Trash just released their debut album, "The Long Way, The Slow Way," on Count Your Lucky Stars Records.

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Episode 90 THE MEADOWLANDS by THE WRENS with Keegan Bradford (of Camp Trash)

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WELCOME to a preview of one of our Patreon episodes with co-host Sarah Blumenthal. Every week (on Patreon) we dig into an album from our past and find out if it still resonates with us. On this episode, We talk about Bouncing Souls' 1999 album, "Hopeless Romantic." We also talk about New Jersey Geography, downloading the wrong songs, and we try not to get distracted by a severe thunderstorm. 

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Patreon Sneak Peek Episode HOPELESS ROMANTIC by BOUNCING SOULS

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Today we're talking with Derek Zanetti of The Homeless Gospel Choir.

We talked about Beach Boy's 1967 album, "Smiley Smile." We also talk about the Smile Sessions & growing up religious. Which led to both of us playing catch up with our relationships with secular music, dare I say making us obsessive.

The Homeless Gospel Choir released their latest album, "This Land is Your Landfill," in 2020 on A-F Records and are set to release a new album on Don Giovanni Records later this year. Catch them on tour with My Chemical Romance and Thursday this fall.

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Episode 91 SMILEY SMILE by THE BEACH BOYS with Derek Zanetti (of The Homeless Gospel Choir)

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Today we're talking with Juanchi of the band Zeta. 
We talked about The Mars Volta's debut album "Deloused in the Comatorium." We also talked about revisiting what defined us as kids and seeing how it informs us now.

Zeta released their new album "Todo Bailarlo" in April via Skeletal Lightning. Check that out wherever you stream music and pick up a copy from the band while they're out on tour. (Link to the episode in bio)

Episode 92 DELOUSED IN THE COMATORIUM by THE MARS VOLTA with Juanchi (of Zeta)

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Today we're talking with Tony Weinbender of The Fest. 

We talked about Avail's 1994 album "Dixie." We also talked about growing up in the south, learning about punk as a community and finding positive role models. 

Tony and his amazing team are celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Fest. We caught up to talk about life and being a new father. 

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Episode 93 DIXIE by AVAIL with Tony Weinbender (of The Fest)

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Today we're talking with Lily Mastrodimos of Long Neck. 

We talked about Lucinda Williams' 1998 album, "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road". We also talked about being creative on your own terms and trusting your instincts. 

Long Neck recently released their album "Soft Animal" on Plastic Miracles and Specialist Subject Records. Pick up a copy now & stream the album wherever you do that sort of thing. 

https://longnecklass.bandcamp.com/album/soft-animal-2
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Episode 94  CAR WHEELS ON A GRAVEL ROAD by LUCINDA WILLIAMS with Lily Mastrodimos (of Long Neck)

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Today we're talking with Rachel Sheerin. 

We talked about Bane's 2001 album "Give Blood". We also talked about how the band changed the course of Rachel's life and helped instill the idea of being your authentic self. 

You may recognize Rachel from her viral TED talk, "How to Burnout & Be Successful" or features from Washington Post & USA Today. I simply know her as one of my long time friends. 

TED TALK: https://www.ted.com/talks/rachel_sheerin_how_to_burnout_and_be_successful

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Episode 95 GIVE BLOOD by BANE with Rachel Sheerin

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