Suburban Sprawlcast

On this episode of Suburban Sprawlcast, we celebrate 50 years of Jerry O'Neill. Jerry is most notoriously known for drumming for the Voodoo Glow Skulls for almost 20 years, but is now holding down the rhythm section of Emily and the Blackouts. When I was in Jr High and High School, "Firme" by Voodoo Glow Skulls was on repeat while Em and I played countless hours of N64. I found that I had to keep pinching myself to make sure I wasn't dreaming because the 15 year old in me was losing his mind. We talk about how the Glow Skulls got started, the fun and the struggles of being in a successful band, playing with iconic bands like Sublime and Green Day, and his time spent driving around in his rock and roll cab collecting memorable stories for a possible book in the future. Happy Birthday Jerry, I can't thank you enough for doing this interview. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suburbansprawlcast/message

On this episode of Suburban Sprawlcast, I hit the streets of Pomona to catch up with Jason and Paco from The Failures. We talk about life in the working class, politics, tattoos and art, and in Jason's words, "making music for the homies." Though the days of playing every weekend have come to a halt, The Failures refuse to hang up the towel and call it quits. Their album "Working Class Blues" has become a soundtrack for the underground Pomona scene because where they're from, the night belongs to the punks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suburbansprawlcast/message

Happy Halloween everyone! On this episode, Accosta the Man gives us his picks for the best horror films to watch in a group setting. So, if you're having a Halloween Party and would like to watch a movie with your friends, or have something playing in the background while you're partying, or even a family friendly movie for all ages, he has them all. I don't know anyone who is as passionate about horror movies as JT and his breakdowns for each of these films will make you want to watch all six on his list. Accosta the Man is also the beat creator for the Suburban Sprawlcast theme song and he talks about how he got the idea for it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suburbansprawlcast/message

Suburban Sprawlcast sits down with Leandra and Taylor from Graves and the Bad Weather to talk about their newest release, American Gothic EP, touring, their sold out show at the Anaheim House of Blues, and the struggles of keeping a band going. You can stream their music on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all other major platforms. "With so many greats over the last several decades, Graves & the Bad Weather give you a fresh look at the dynamics of Rock n Roll and what it is to play the blues" - BrokenWire TV Readers choice best live band 2017 - Inland Empire Weekly --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suburbansprawlcast/message