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"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another exciting episode of 'The Rumors Are True' podcast! Today, we have a very special treat for you as we're joined by the incredibly talented Klank, known for his versatile musical projects including Klank, Circle of Dust, Six Feet Deep, The Blamed, and Left Out. Get ready to dive deep into Klank's musical journey, explore the stories behind his various projects, and uncover the truth behind the rumors surrounding his creative endeavors. It's going to be an electrifying episode you won't want to miss!" https://klanknation.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ReWwVR3RCZtXLP8CZFCrb https://music.apple.com/us/artist/klank/470040 Production and Music by Brian Jerin @jerinkid Artwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowser --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therumorsaretruecast/support

TODAY I SPEAK WITH A BAND THAT ROCKED FOR DECADES BRINGING THE INDUSTRIAL GENRE TO ITS KNEES WITH THERE PERSONAL STYLE OF DARK TONES WITH THAT INDUSTRIAL FEEL THAT YOU WOULD HEAR IN BANDS LIKE CIRCLE OF DUST, MY LIFE WITH THE TRILL KILL KULT AND SO MANY OTHERS. I INTRO YOU TO KLANK!      Klank Band Bio Splicing the mosh pit and the dance floor, this wrecking machine originally from New York known as KLANK released their debut album “Still Suffering” on the Seattle-based Tooth & Nail Records in 1996. Breaking musical boundaries with a sound described as ‘dancy, aggressive, electronically infused groove', KLANK spent 18 weeks on the CMJ Top 40 charts and their monster single “Downside” which was added to over 170 radio stations nationwide. KLANK gained an immense amount of attention and notoriety while forming a strong, loyal fan base with their constant touring and growing reputation for intense live shows. KLANK then made their mark once again with their sophomore release “Numb” which included the crushing single “Blind” which again made it into the top 40 on the CMJ charts. A video was also filmed for “Blind” which become a regular fixture on the Much Music channel. Following Numb, KLANK appeared on several compilations which included their version of “I'll Wait” to the “Running with the Devil - a Tribute to Van Halen ” release. KLANK consists of Daren “Klank” Diolosa (Circle Of Dust) on vocals, guitars, Pat Servedio on guitar, keys, programming and production, and Eric Wilkins on drums. When asked to summarize KLANK's music and lyrical direction, Diolosa has explained that, “Writing music is a form of therapy that helps to release bottled up frustrations and emotions that otherwise have no outlet… We write music that we feel comes from deep down inside and a lot of people can relate because it's based on real life situations and emotions from living our everyday life… From mood swings, bitterness, the longing for inner peace to elements of hope, happiness & even despair. We all have to deal with these in our lives and this is our way to vent those issues… We call it ‘sonic therapy'.” After the release of NUMB, Diolosa contributed vocals to the song “Silhouette Of Rage” found on Argyle Park's “Suspension of Disbelief” release. In 2007 the band released the “In Memory Of…” EP which featured the trademark KLANK sound of layers of guitars, keyboards, samples, thumping bass, live and programmed drums fused with melodic, deep heartfelt introspective lyrics. “In Memory Of…” containes the song “EXPN2Day”, which the band had written, by request of ESPN specifically for their extreme sports and music show called “EXPN2Day” On April 20, 2010 KLANK unleashed their “NUMB…Reborn” release which contains 15 tracks of the classic KLANK sound. Songs like Don't Count Me Out, Blind, D.F.L. and The Rules tip the scales of heaviness, while songs like Broken, God? and So Very Real lets the bands melodic side shine through in full form. KLANK's last offering titled “URBAN WARFARE” was released on June 12, 2012 and is being hailed not only as the bands best but also their strongest release to date. Complete with a guest appearance by Dug Pinnick from KING's X, this new cd really packs a punch. Urban Warfare contains 14 blistering brand new tracks and was mastered by renowned audio wizard Maor Appelbaum in Los Angeles, CA. “We wanted to put out a CD that fully captures the live essence and intensity of what KLANK is live and we couldn't be happier with the result”, explains Diolosa. Continuing with our form of “Sonic Therapy” , the songs on our newest release Rise have been birthed from real life struggles, situations and emotions that we face daily, have dealt with or that has affected those around us .  From the loss of loved ones, the daily fight for survival and dealing with our fears to overcoming addictions, understanding our humanity and empathizing with those contemplating suicide because you've been in that dark place at one time. See for yourself how KLANK mesh the aggression and pounce of metal with the infectious drive of the dance floor and intertwines it within a foreground of synths, samples, loops and low end to form a truly unique sound all their own.   FOR MORE INFO ON THE BAND VISIT THEM AT klank nation PLEASE SHARE AND FOLLOW ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIAS FACE BOOK - https://www.facebook.com/johnnytacospodcast INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/the_johnny_tacos_show/ TIK TOC Special Thanks to CHRIS JOHNSON - PRODUCER SERGIO POLLOCK - ENDING MUSIC AUSTIN WALLACE - INTRO SONG RICH WILLIAMS – STREET TEAM LEAD   TO BE IN THE STREET TACO BAND PLEASE EMAIL AT JOHNNYTACOSPODCAST@GMAIL.COM  

We've got a very special Chapter this month, featuring an in-depth look at an extremely prolific artist: the man known only as Klayton. As the brains behind bands like Immortal, Circle of Dust, Celldweller, and Scandroid, Klay has raised the bar for industrial metal and dark dance production. Ed is a huge fan of his work, and he's invited his friend Todd along so they can share some of their favorite music and introduce Justin to his incredible music. Join us for a chronological journey through some of the most unique and listenable industrial music around! Send your listener submissions/ suggestions to arcanemachinepodcast@gmail.com! The Arcane Machine is a monthly show with supplemental content on Facebook, Twitter, and Discord throughout each month. If you like what you hear, please visit the artists' pages linked below and buy some music! Social Media: The Belfry: A Home for Dark Culture: The Belfry is the home of excellent podcast Cemetery Confessions, plus interviews, art, and other podcasts rooted deeply in dark/ alternative lifestyles. Join our Facebook group for discussion and bonus content: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheArcaneMachine/ Follow The Arcane Machine on Twitter: @arcane_machine Follow The Arcane Machine on Instagram: @the_arcane_machine The Tracklist:   1 – “Dead and Buried” by Immortal from the album Dead and Buried (1990) 2 – “Deviate” by Circle of Dust from the album Brainchild (1994) (Bandcamp) 3 – “Agony” by Argyle Park from the album Misguided (1995) (Bandcamp) 4 – “Thrush” by Angeldust from the album Musical Conjurings From The World Of Illusion I (1998) 5 – “The Last Firstborn” by Celldweller from the album Celldweller (2003) (Bandcamp) 6 – “Unshakeable” by Celldweller from the album Wish Upon a Blackstar (2012) (Bandcamp) 7 – “New Elysium” by Celldweller from the album End of an Empire (2015) (Bandcamp) 8 – “Neophyte” by Circle of Dust from the album Machines of our DIsgrace (2016) (Bandcamp) 9 – “Future 1991” by FreqGen from the EP Future 1990 (2021)(Bandcamp)

Jay and Clifton celebrate a Flying Tart inspired Christmas in Heaven!https://www.discogs.com/release/409328-Various-Christmas-In-Heavenhttps://www.planetmellotron.com/revva1.htmhttps://books.google.com/books?id=1-pH4i3jXvAC&pg=PA1017&lpg=PA1017&dq=%22sixpence+none+the+richer%22+%22you%27re+a+mean+one+mr.+grinch%22&source=bl&ots=XLfUDOyYIN&sig=ACfU3U1ZLjsljr-SMvzLL_vmLeP100wOeQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwimip_K2pv0AhW3kmoFHcuzBq44UBDoAXoECBEQAw#v=onepage&q=%22sixpence%20none%20the%20richer%22%20%22you're%20a%20mean%20one%20mr.%20grinch%22&f=falsehttps://huntingtonsusa.bandcamp.com/track/merry-christmas-i-dont-want-to-fight-tonight-bonus-trackhttps://huntingtonsusa.bandcamp.com/track/merry-christmas-i-dont-want-to-fight-tonighthttps://knottheads.com/album/cricket-brown-cow/https://www.invubu.com/music/show/song/Alexia/Tennessee-Christmas.htmlhttps://youtu.be/0dGJ4iKIbQQhttps://youtu.be/hg5Hmd-3dAghttp://bkmusic777.blogspot.com/2013/04/sorrow-of-seven-aka-aleixa-demo-1990.htmlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20010204194700/http://www.aleixa.com/index2.htmlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20090901235857/http://www.geocities.com/rainysynth/aleixa.htmlhttp://web.archive.org/web/20070320221551/www.automatapedia.com/index.php?title=Aleixahttps://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/favorite-5-christmas-albums.139055/page-4https://soundcloud.com/eltigre332/theres-no-christmas-on-the-moon-thee-spivieshttps://www.discogs.com/release/13696109-Phantasmic-Come-On-Ring-Those-Bells-Dammithttps://tesswiley.bandcamp.com/https://www.discogs.com/artist/277750-Tess-Wiley?noanv=1https://theblahblah.wordpress.com/2007/12/18/have-a-blah-christmas-2007/http://www.mysocalledsoundtrack.com/2014/12/https://www.openculture.com/2019/12/revisiting-band-aids-cringe-inducing-1984-single-do-they-know-its-christmas.htmlhttps://youtu.be/j3fSknbR7Y4https://theadamglass.tumblr.com/post/105481413705/holy-mood-dissonance-santa-duraluxes-drone-y/amphttps://duraluxe.bandcamp.com/album/dolorosahttps://www.discogs.com/artist/292257-Irwin-Iconhttps://www.discogs.com/artist/271175-Russ-Long?type=Credits&filter_anv=0https://www.discogs.com/artist/308959-Tony-Miracle?type=Credits&filter_anv=0https://www.discogs.com/artist/422937-Michael-Melletthttps://deathisvictory.wordpress.com/2008/10/14/one-21-one-21/http://downthelinezine.com/cue/one_21http://graydot.com/support/121x.htmlhttps://knottheads.com/blondevinyl/artist/deitiphobia/https://www.amazon.com/Flying-Tart-Records-Presents-Christmas/dp/B0001GHH4Khttp://8tracks.com/songs/3609270-steve-hindalong-and-chris-colbert-tis-the-season-of-excesshttps://www.lowprofilepodcast.com/bonus/bonus-2020-holiday-episode-with-steve-hindalonghttps://web.archive.org/web/20091027160335/http://www.geocities.com/nezpop/one_offs.htmlhttps://www.discogs.com/artist/292263-Backwoodshttp://downthelinezine.com/cue/doku.php?id=joe_christmashttp://gracehotel.50megs.com/Interviews/ChrisColbertNews.htmlhttps://www.discogs.com/artist/263752-Chris-Colbert?type=Credits&filter_anv=0https://antoniopanzeri.it/Various/Christmas-Heaven/36652

Episode 1526: Our article of the day is Argyle Park.

  David and Chunjay discuss where they are and what they are doing for the weekend. David discusses the ups and downs of therapy. On the collapse of silence. What is lacking? Sometimes it’s not stuff. On living within the evangelical subculture. Discussing whiskey. On Jamey and David’s friendship, and the wisdom David imparted to him. On sharing stories. David is working on a project called Postmodern Hymns. On Christianity and Art. On the narrative of faith giving way to the narrative of consumption. On how Christian music has become a safe soccer mom thing. On John Reuben saying “shit” on his new record. Lots of other stuff. :) Kenosis - about emptying, not acquiring knowledge. On success vs. vulnerability. On being helpful to friends.   Great lines from David: “Sex is a gift or a curse, depending on how you handle it.” “Maybe postmodernity and consumption are not the best thing for the soul.” “I’m an older guy trying to figure out, ‘What is my legacy?’” “I get to be around children a lot. I find that the older I get, the more and more children make. They’re still vibrant about life.” “In ancient cultures, there was a lot more storytelling, and people had those stories inform them.” “As the consumption became more important than the proclamation, the proclamation got dumbed down, and the consumption went up, and so now it’s bad art, and it’s trying to talk about God simultaneously. It’s like, oh, crap, we don’t need more of this.” “Any guy who wants to walk in integrity with his sexuality knows that he needs assistance.” “I think self is much more communal. It’s not just communal in the sense of you’re meant to be a part of something bigger than yourself. You don’t become yourself until you understand you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. There’s a mutuality to it.” “What part of my life am I in denial about? Because I think somehow what has happened to  me in the past when I did those things, it wouldn’t happen again. What would lead me to believe that I could somehow bypass that? And when somebody tells you the story of where they’re at, it’s a reminder of their mutual vulnerability.” “Our culture doesn’t teach us to wait for the good stuff.” “I was trying to act like I was angry, because that was what I was told to do. The truth is, I had to get in touch with how pervasive those acts had…affected me, made me afraid of people, made me stand-offish, made me fearful of intimacy, made me distrustful of EVERYBODY. I’m talking at a deep level. Physically distrustful.” “And of course it fed into some of my weaknesses, like rather than be in a healthy sexual relationship, I would be more of a voyeur. I would stand apart. I didn’t know how to be in my body, because I left my body as a 6 year old kid.” “I’ve had to realize that not going to that place and processing that was very dangerous for my soul. I didn’t know it, but it was forming in me this sense that I was what happened to me.” “And we often tend to think like we are what happened to us. So if somebody divorces me unfairly, if someone abuses me unfairly, fires us unfairly, says something to us that’s unfair, there’s this part of us, the little kid inside, ‘Well, I guess that’s who I am.’ And then we start making decisions that affirm that. And then one day we wake up and find that we’re the perpetrator that hurt us.” “Now, it’s more of a protecting myself by believing what’s beautiful about me, what’s beautiful and true. And not what’s dark and hidden.” “Before I was trying to be angry because people would say, ‘Oh, he’s working on it.’” “Do you like tacos?” “Look at me, sure.”   Lines from Chunjay: “The intent and context. I played a couple of ‘Christian’ shows this summer, and I really am trying to avoid doing that. The must that I am writing now belongs in bars and breweries, and coffee shops where adults are. And I remember playing my first youth group in more than a decade. And I cut two songs out. It’s not that I said anything that was technically wrong, but gosh, our lead song is ‘The Waitress Song,’ and we talk about drinking rum and Coke, and asking the waitress for her phone number, and that is not what I’m trying to put in front of 14 years old.”   What are we drinking: David Bunker: Riesling Wine Jamey Bennett: 1816 Chattanooga Whiskey, a Yuengling   David Bunker’s info: Find him on Facebook, and look up the notes if you friend him.   Chunjay’s info: @royalruckus, @royalruckusofficial, @justjamey, @jameybennett, http://pledgemusic.com/projects/worldsokayestrapper   Others: http://samsonsociety.org http://newadamweekend.org   Featured songs: “Never…” by Royal Ruckus (featuring Jeremiah Dirt and Manchild of Mars Ill and Deepspace5) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Waitress Song” by Royal Ruckus from The Summer of the Cicadas “Shipwreck” by CookBook and Uno.Mas from the Robertson Bullies EP “How Does It Feel?”  by Royal Ruckus (featuring Shedlyn) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Chicken-Filled Donut Caper” by Royal Ruckus Closing song: “Doin’ It My Way” by Buckshot LeFonque Shout outs: Mary Oliver, The Waste Makers book, a men’s social group Whiskey & Iron, Randy Newman, Sixpence None the Richer, Argyle Park, Cornerstone, Burning Man, Pedro the Lion, Neal Morse, John Reuben, AudioFeed Festival, Samson Society, New Adam, Nate Larkin, Metanoia, The Samson House, Orthodoxy, Richard Rohr, Sam Kem.

Chapter 106: "Where The Mosh Pit Meets The Dance Floor" ...as read by Klank Meet Daren Diolosa, the one and only Klank. Listen as Mr. Klank leads us through the early days of Circle Of Dust all the way up to being bitten by a rattlesnake and almost dying last year. How'd he get his name? In here. How he met his wife at the circus? Yep. Dug Pinnick slept on his couch for a week? You betcha. Signed with Tooth And Nail in blood? No joke. Some of his wildest stories? Yessirs we gots 'em. Plus we go track by track for his newest release "Rise". Klank you very much. http://klanknation.com Chapter 106 Music: Circle Of Dust: "Deviate" Argyle Park: "Headscrew" Klank's 2017 album "Rise" in it's entirety: "Bring Me Down' "Better Place" "The Beast Within" "Only Human" "Rise" "These4walls" "De-Volve" "Manipulation" "Till The End" "The Damage" "Something About You" (featuring Dug Pinnick of King's X) As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Chapter 80: "Burning Ships (Part Two)" ...as read by Doug Mann, founder of R.E.X. Music Here is the second half of Doug Manns' story. Doug and I take a trip to Ireland, talk a little bit more about his musical endeavors and reveal after all these years what "R.E.X." stands for. This is the official launch of Dougs' new website for his art and painting projects called Mann Made. Please go poke around and contact him to talk about what you see. Watch the entire podcast with Bruce Fitzhugh at https://youtu.be/-DduggWvkro Go be Dougs' friend: https://www.facebook.com/douglas.c.mann Doug's brand new art website: http://www.mannmadefineart.com Chapter 80 Music: Argyle Park: "Headscrew" Sixpence None The Richer: "The Fatherless And The Widow" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the amazingly helpful Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

Greetings! Welcome to the episode that almost killed Billy Power! Ladies, gents, Cellmates... in an ironic twist we overcome our obsession over the technical aspects of good podcast audio to bring you a conversation with master producer Klayton Scott, the artist behind Celldweller & the foundation of independent media company FiXT - crafting aural masterpieces since the days of Circle of Dust, Brainchild and Argyle Park, we attempt to brave the unknown realm of... a decent sounding podcast. It was hard fought and won, but we hope you enjoy! Songs featured on this episode: CHATTERbOX - Soul Scum; AP2 - My Sympathies; Celldweller - End of an Empire

Chris "Buka" Martello (Argyle Park/AP2, MTV) has the rare distinction of being a non-musician who has put out two records. Buka and I go back to a strange time where kids recorded music video shows onto VHS tapes. We dig into the history of Circle of Dust, Argyle Park and his time as a producer at MTV.