Podcasts about britrock

Erschienen am 25. April 2025 bei EMI/Universal. Unser Review. “Stereophonics haben mit Ihrem neuen Album ein wunderbares Werk geschaffen. Von Ihrem gewohnten Sound spürt man eine Menge. Doch man bekommt auch noch etwas mehr: Americana, Südstaaten-Flair mit Brit-Rock wie man es haben will. Opulente Vielfalt gibt es on top. Zwei kleine Dinge gibt es für mich zu bemängeln - aber nur aus Gründen meines persönlichen Musikgeschmacks. Insgesamt ein Album, wie man es haben will: Kurzweilig und voller guter Rockmusik. 4 von 5 Platten-Panorama-Punkte!“ (Martin) “Eine richtig schöne neue Platte von den Stereophonics. Die ersten vier Songs klingen vertraut, sehr nah am bisherigen Sound der Band. Sie fügen sich nahtlos in den Backkatalog ein und liefern genau das, was man an den Stereophonics schätzt: Melodie, Haltung, Herz. Und dann dreht das Album in der zweiten Hälfte plötzlich ab – stilistisch offener, mutiger, rauer. Es geht hörbar raus aus der Komfortzone, vom heimischen Großbritannien in Richtung Americana und US-Einflüsse. Eine kleine Reise von Zuhause ins Unbekannte – nicht so überraschend wie in anderen, schwächeren Alben der Diskographie, aber stimmig. 4 Punkte!“ (Dennis) Wertung: 8/10 Unterstützt uns bitte mit einer Sterne-Bewertung sowie gerne auch einem Kommentar dazu bei Apple Podcasts (Link) oder Spotify (Link). Wir freuen uns darüber. Feedback, Wünsche oder Vorschläge zu Gästen dürft ihr uns gerne per Mail schreiben: kontakt@platten-panorama.de. Höre dir die Folge bei Apple, Google, Spotify, podcast.de, Deezer, Podimo, YouTube, Pocket Casts, Castbox oder direkt per RSS-Feed an. Zu jeder besprochenen Platte aus dem Panorama könnt ihr euch nun auch einen Song auf unserer Playlist bei Spotify anhören. Viel Spaß! Verwendet doch gerne diesen Affiliate-Link zum Onlineshop von JPC, wenn ihr eure Vinyl dort kauft. Mit der Nutzung dieses Links unterstützt ihr uns bei der Erstellung unseres Podcasts. Herzlichen Dank!

Die Arctic Monkeys sind die größte Rock'n'Roll-Band unserer Zeit – und das, obwohl sie seit über zehn Jahren keinen Rock'n'Roll mehr machen. Also zumindest auf Platte. Live dagegen füllen sie Arenen und Stadien, Sänger Alex Turner ist die Wiedergeburt des Brit-Rock für Nostalgiker und ein Rebel-Heartthrob für Teenagerinnen. Auf den letzten beiden Alben hat der charismatische Frontmann allerdings das Croonen entdeckt, sowie elegante Lounge- und Orchester-Musik der 70er Jahre, und damit auch den letzten Musik-Kritiker für sich gewonnen. Das war bereits der mindestens zweite radikale Kurswechsel, nachdem die Band aus Sheffield in den goldenen Nullerjahren des Indie eine der Go-To-Adressen war, jeden „Dancefloor“ erobert hat bis die Sonne wieder auf- oder das Licht anging. Dann ging es auf die Rancho de la Luna zu Josh Homme von den Queens of the Stone Age, mit ihm entdeckten sie den Sound der kalifornischen Wüste. Was langfristig im bis heute erfolgreichsten Album mündete, ihrem vor Riffs, Verzerrern und Lovesongs nur so strotzendem Signature-Album „AM“. „Do I Wanna Know... all about the Arctic Monkeys? Wer diese Frage mit „Hell Yeah!“ beantwortet, ist bei dieser Folge genau richtig. In Episode #103ArcticMonkeys kommt mit Philipp Kressmann ein absoluter Indie-Experte und Fan der ersten Stunde vorbei. Alex Turner, Jamie Cook und Nick O'Malley aus der Band erzählen von ihren großen Alben. Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

We really cover ground on this one: prog goes pop on Rush's Power Windows, 2010s Britrock goes horribly wrong when The Blackout Start the Party, American Football reinvent emo on LP1, and black metal's most comforting album in Agalloch's The Mantle.This episode was originally published February 2024 on patreon.com/thatsnotmetal.

Nello studio di Radio Number One sono passate a trovarci due pallavoliste della Volley Bergamo, squadra di cui siamo radio ufficiale. In compagnia di Degiornalist - Gli Spaccanotizie, con Fabiana e Claudio Chiari, sono state ospiti la palleggiatrice Roberta Carraro e l'opposta Vittoria Piani. Il campionato è iniziato da 8 giornate e finora sono arrivate 4 vittorie e 4 sconfitte per le Rossoblu. «Questo avvio di stagione sta andando meglio del previsto - esordiscono le giocatrici -, all'inizio le voci erano abbastanza negative nei nostri confronti, ma siamo soddisfatte di come sta andando. L'ambizione però è quella di fare sempre meglio». La prossima sfida della Volley Bergamo sarà in trasferta contro il Pinerolo, poi li attende il duro match casalingo contro Vero Volley. «È importante in questo weekend portare a casa i due punti, poi la sfida contro la squadra di Paola Egonu la giocheremo senza troppi pensieri» riflettono le due pallavoliste.ANEDDOTI - «Noi due ci conosciamo da circa 10 anni - riprendono le compagne di squadra -. Nel 2015 siamo diventate campionesse del mondo con la Nazionale Under 18. All'inizio non ci parlavamo, non avevamo nessun tipo di rapporto o interesse nel conoscere l'altra. Adesso va molto meglio (ridono, ndr)». Tra allenamenti, doppie sedute e partite, le due pallavoliste sono impegnate mediamente 6 giorni su 7, ma riescono comunque a ritagliarsi qualche hobby. «Nel tempo libero studio - ammette la Carraro -, sono già laureata in Archeologia ed ora sto affrontando la laurea magistrale. Ascolta anche tanta musica, in particolare il Brit Rock, come gli Oasis». «Io invece amo viaggiare - dice la Piani -, ma anche la musica fa parte della mia vita. La mia cantante preferita è Beyoncé». 

Musician & co-founder of TAPE Community Music & Film STEVE SWINDON picks the five tracks he will meet in Hell.Steve started his career as bassist with the Britrock band A. He is now the drummer for the very fine Flotation Toy Warning. Steve is also co-founder of TAPE, a community based music and film charity which seeks to help people develop their creativity. They are doing some fine work, which we urge you to check out, but it is still not enough to save Steve from Satan's fiery music demons.We talked about Steve's first band, how Steve became a member of Snoop Dogg's entourage for an afternoon, and podcast favourite Heather Small of M People.You can check out TAPE's work here, and donate to help them continue the cool stuff they're doing by going here.Listen to Flotation Toy Warning on SpotifyHead to patreon.com/hellishpod to access episodes early and ad free, where you will find out which artists our guests will meet in Hell. You'll also get our two pilot episodes, and a bunch of other stuff depending which tier you pick - including the chance to come and work for Hell's H.R. department! If you just want to be nice/bribe your way out of Hell then you can also tip us over at ko-fi.com/hellishpodHellish now has a bookshop, where you can get books written by our guests, and a choice selection of Hell literature. Help us out by ordering from us!Find us on Spotify to hear the songs on Steve's Infernal Playlist in full, as well as the Ultimate Infernal Playlist which combines the choices of every damned soul we've met so far.You can find us/beg for absolution on social media...Instagram: www.instagram.com/hellish_podThreads: https://www.threads.net/@hellish_podFacebook: www.facebook.com/hellishpodcastBlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/hellishpod.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/hellishpodTikTok: www.tiktok.com/hellishpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a “West-Coast-reverbed-out-surf-punk-with-tight-and-bouncy-Britrock” kind of week as the guys talk about Cold World, the latest release from L.A. based Death Lens. An album filled with ear worms, great production and big energy, the Shit Talk triumvirate get into it. You know where the STR site is, but we're gonna remind you again anyway: https://www.shittalkreviews.com is where you can check out all the reviews, interviews and whatnot, grab yourself a sticker pack and learn how to drive a stick shift. #deathlens #coldworld #epitaph #punk #hardcore #britrock #losangeles

On this week's episode of The Album Atmosphere, David sits down with Sara Tant to discuss 1990 album by Depeche Mode, "Violator". 

Welcome once again, we're at the penultimate episode folks! The Britrock theme / Gaz interviewing his all-time idols continues this week, as in the hotseat is China Drum(ming) legend, Mr Adam Lee!! Goosefair has barely left my playing device of choice since its release in 1996. A perfect amalgamation of Husker Du and Leatherface, they released some of the greatest singles of the era. Adams' choices reflect his tastes perfectly, with songs by Wonder Stuff, The Posies and the aforementioned Leatherface. Tons of Drum chat too, from slaying Reading Fest in 1996, to 3 Camden gigs in one evening to promote your sophomore release, the triumphant reunion shows and what the future golds in 2023. As ever, click the link to hear Adams 5 choices in a handy playlist :- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2ohU7xy08ntiUuUacVAjvd?si=MK8hHnT_SJ23e9HdgLkbQA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

Mat Wright has quickly established himself as one of the best trad climbers in Britain and is a world-class all-rounder having climbed E11, 5.14c, and V15. We talked about his humble beginnings in low-income government housing, teaching himself how to rope solo as a teenager, reaching V13 and 5.14c in his first three years of climbing, pivoting to hardcore trad climbing, his upcoming film in the Brit Rock Film Tour, and much more!Get Your Tickets for Brit Rock! (Streaming Nov 9-13)britrockfilmtour.comBecome a Patron - 7 Day Free Trial!patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing Check out PhysiVantage!physivantage.com (link includes 15% off coupon)Use code "NUGGET15" at checkout for 15% off your next order!Check out Rhino Skin Solutions!rhinoskinsolutions.comUse code “NUGGET” at checkout for 20% off your next order!Check out Rumpl!rumpl.com/nuggetUse code "NUGGET" at checkout for 10% off your first order!Check out Wonderful Pistachios!WonderfulPistachios.com to learn more!Check out AG1!drinkAG1.com/NUGGETUse this link to get a free year's supply of vitamin D + 5 travel packs!We are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Michael Roy, Craig Lee, Mark and Julie Calhoun, Yinan Liu, Zach Emery, and Alex PlutaShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/mat-wrightNuggets:0:05:35 – Why Mat wears sunglasses when he climbs0:07:02 – Mat's difficult upbringing, and growing up in a council estate (low-income government housing)0:11:41 – Meeting his dad at 13 and moving in with him, and how Mat got himself into rock climbing0:15:47 – Building a board in his mom's back garden, and sending 8c+ and 8B (5.14c and V13) within his first 3 years of climbing0:17:21 – What climbing brought to Mat's life0:19:51 – Neil Gresham's masterclass videos, and setting his eyes on Hubble0:23:13 – Sending Hubble, and the negative side of punching the clock on projects0:29:39 – Being optimistic, and why Mat resonates with hard scary trad climbing0:32:39 – The line between optimism vs. recklessness0:35:17 – How Mat “caught up” with his education, and the appeal of climbing for someone with a busy mind0:39:39 – Mat's partner Anna Taylor, and her role in The House of the Gods film (I said Argentina but it was in Venezuela)0:41:37 – Coasteering with Anna0:45:40 – Wildlife, nerding out, and how he and Anna relax0:47:28 – Living in a van, fingerboarding, and going with the flow with his climbing0:49:25 – Sprinting toward a goal, and spending 60-70% of his time chilling0:54:34 – What Mat's training looked like early on, how it's evolved over time, and addressing specific weaknesses0:57:34 – Understanding your climbing pace, and the dance of sport climbing1:00:24 – How Mat guides his clients with their climbing pace1:06:19 – Our tendance to overthink things, and not believe in ourselves1:08:29 – The power of specific goals, and asking yourself what you really want to get out of climbing1:12:35 – Balancing short-term and long-term goals1:16:51 – How to get coaching from Mat1:18:21 – Climbing his first V15 shortly after Hubble, and pivoting to trad and sending Lexicon E111:23:03 – The reaction to him sending Lexicon1:26:27 – Feeling desensitized to exposure, and early free soloing1:28:24 – The effect that online comments have on real people1:32:31 – Our brains' negative bias, and trolling as an outlet for frustration1:35:21 – Anna's harassment, and Mat's controversial reputation1:40:29 – What happens when you respond to negative comments with kindness1:42:36 – Stepping into a protective role for his partner, and losing his sponsors1:44:29 – Mat as a Berghaus athlete1:49:19 – Mat's film ‘Hard Git' in the upcoming Brit Rock Film Tour1:55:49 – A deep dive into Mat's FA of Magical Thinking E10, and finding flow on the send2:01:13 – Mat's FA of Black Thistle E10, and converting E grades to the American YDS grades2:04:04 – The animalistic nature of trad, why the Brits don't bolt everything, and the American healthcare system2:07:35 – Challenge vs. difficulty2:10:26 – James Pearson as the best trad climber in the world, and Mat's kinship to Dave MacLeod2:12:25 – Mat and I each talk about our experiences trying the keto diet2:16:18 – I recap my story with disordered eating and recovery, and Mat describes his experience with burnout after Hubble2:22:05 – What happened with Rhapsody, and his thoughts on returning2:27:21 – Mat's rope solo setup2:29:43 – Go-to music2:30:15 – Mat's dream climbing expedition, the adventure and fun of climbing, and sending Gaia E82:34:46 – Think more about yourself and less about other people2:35:44 – Cycle touring, and Mat's thoughts on taking long breaks from climbing2:42:36 – Where to connect with Mat, and details about the upcoming Brit Rock Film Tour

the long-awaited episode 274 now finally gets its equally long-awaited RP Extra, this time pretty much one as lengthy as a standard episode. we talk about Israel and Palestine for another half an hour or so, and then get on our Britrock shit and go deep on Ian Brown (more on him on a future RP Extra), Muse and Beady Eye, among others. this clip contains stuff about Rachel Reeves and, separately, Ian Brown. Subscribe @ patreon.com/reelpolitik and get the full episode @ https://www.patreon.com/posts/rp274-extra-91761064.

Welcome to an electrifying episode of Triple M Nights as Gleeso sits down with none other than Johnny Took, the talented musician from DMA's, fresh off an exhilarating SOLD OUT UK tour, including the iconic Wembley Arena, and an unforgettable opening gig for Liam Gallagher. Join us as we delve into the heart of DMA's, a band with evident Brit-Rock influences reminiscent of legends like Oasis and Primal Scream. Johnny passionately shares how DMA's shows have evolved into a family affair, with 90's and 2000's rock enthusiasts now embracing parenthood and passing on their love for music to the next generation, as kids are warmly welcomed and embraced at their concerts. Discover the captivating DMA's writing and recording process as Johnny sheds light on the band's dynamics. He reveals that he, alongside lead guitarist Matt Mason, take a more involved approach in the production process, while frontman Tommy O'Dell relies on voice memos to creatively capture ideas. This unique collaboration within the band leads to their signature sound that continues to captivate audiences worldwide. But the journey doesn't end there! Tune in to get exclusive insights into life on the road for DMA's, as Johnny shares their excitement for the upcoming Australian tour, set to kick off this September. With a dedication to connect with regional audiences, DMA's are all set to showcase their most polished and impressive setlist to date. Whether you're a die-hard DMA's fan or a music enthusiast craving insider stories from the road, this episode promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. So grab your headphones and join us for an exhilarating conversation with Johnny Took as we unravel the magic behind DMA's and their soaring musical journey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Movie theater snack purveyor and 60's BritRock enjoyer Hot Buttered Popcorn (of Twitter fame) joins us for Episode 23; discussing The Kinks' 1969 song Shangri-La. The song, relevant today more than ever, was a sleeper when it was released 50 years ago. The Kinks sarcastically poke fun at normie mentality and the inflexibility of middle-classism and beg the question, what if it's all fake? Resonant with the ennui middle class men in the west wrestle with every day, the song also alludes to this being the cause of the Decline and Fall of the British Empire. Is it over? Has the West fallen? Is there a way to break from this stymied existence? Listen in and find out (spoiler alert: there is). Link to the song: https://youtu.be/6ZSVsRTMp1I Follow Hot Buttered Popcorn on Twitter: @popcornhot Check out the fraternal organization we discuss in the episode: https://exitgroup.us/ Follow Scott and Sean on Twitter: Scott: @dotgiff Sean: @hashtagheybro If you've got a song you'd like to talk about on the show, send us a DM on twitter or an email to: historyinmusicpodcast@gmail.com

This is Let the River Run from the movie Working Girl in C major. Words and music by Carly Simon. Here are the settings used with the Yamaha PSR-E463. Groove Creator No. 004, UK ELEC. STYLE: No. 001, Brit Rock. VOICE: No. 002, Oct Piano. Tempo 123 beats. WORKING GIRL PLOT: Savvy New York City receptionist Tess McGill (Melanie Griffith) gives her conniving boss, Katharine Parker (Sigourney Weaver), an excellent business tip, but Katharine simply steals the idea without giving due credit to her secretary. After Katharine winds up in the hospital with an injured leg, Tess decides to exact revenge. Pretending to be her boss, Tess initiates a major deal with an investment broker (Harrison Ford) -- but things turn ugly after Katharine finds out what Tess has been up to. LYRICS: Let the river run, Let all the dreamers wake the nation, Come, the New Jerusalem. NEXT: Silver cities rise, The morning lights the streets that lead them, And sirens call them on with a song. NEXT: It's asking for the taking, Trembling, shaking, Oh, my heart is aching. NEXT: We're coming to the edge, Running on the water, Coming through the fog, Your sons and daughters. MORE LYRICS ONLINE: We the great and small, Stand on a star, And blaze a trail of desire, Through the darkening dawn. Thanks for watching.

MAILBOX (or mailbox@shadechamber.com) TIP JAR (buy us a coffee!) The churls jet across the pond to the hype new region, England, and its accompanying story quest. This time there's no time travel, ghost pirates, or LARPing dictators, but this patch's Misfits-driven comedy of errors still delivers the hijinks. And there's an explosion. We break down the rhythm game segments, analyze the newest playable characters, Raya and Jetta, and discuss the deep Craig lore. This time, on Jemshin Impact. Recorded on April 1st, 2023 "Britrock" Story Quest full playthrough (no commentary) Thank you friend of the show Snekstation (on Twitch) for the rhythm game footage! ___ Jem is a product of Hasbro, all footage is presented under Fair Use Wardrobe sprite rips by Pranceatron Intro song is Ailad's Wonderland by tubebackr Music promoted by free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-ND 3.0)

Season after season, Rab athlete Greg Boswell and Guy Robertson push the boundaries of the possible, making bold first ascents, often ground up, with little prior knowledge of what lies ahead. We ask them about the secret to finding good conditions, falling off, and balancing a climbing obsession with a regular job and family life. And, what went into filming Ephemeral, the Scottish winter climbing film shot by Al Lee?

The Diarists have recovered from Carla's inclusion of a 18+ minute Can song in Part 1 of this episode, so now we're back with Part 2. Brad and Mark give us their picks for songs featured in rock critic Robert Dimery's list of 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. We cross genres and decades here with picks from David Bowie, Love, Neu!, Arrested Development, Smashing Pumpkins and Doves.As always, find the Playlist on Spotify + Apple Music and your Extras on Twitter.   And if you like what you hear, please share, rate and review us!Credits: Intro/ Outro — the Februarys, "Does Your Father Know"/ "... In a Letter." 

Dos grandes bandas británicas de los años 60 frente a frente. Fernando Mujica repasa sus legendarios cancioneros en este Bonus Track.

Issue no: 581. January 27 1996. This week we talk about Britrock, Rock For Choice, Terrorvision, Jolt, Skunk Anansie, Napalm Death, Def leppard, Fear Factory, Smashing Pumpkins, Rocket From The Crypt, Burzum, NOFX, Front Line Assembly, Mucky Pup plus all of the regulars including feedback, lives, albums, singles, news, and much more. Instagram: kerrangbackissues Twitter: @kerrangpod Email: kerrangbackissues@gmail.com The Kerrang! singles of the week can be heard heard here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7z0kmmQtaxAQKMLTxi1z6F?si=UnVUff8PRVGlsRAxtpawKw&utm_source=copy-link

Bienvenido 2023 y este su primera edición de el año asi que te traemos rock británico de los 90's con bandas y temas como: *U2 / Mysterious Ways. *The Cure / Friday I'm in Love. *Jesus Jones / Right Here, Right Now. *The Rolling Stones / Love is Strong. *The Cranberries / Zombie. *Radiohead / Creep. *Blur / Song 2. *Oasis / Champagne Supernova. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vinylradio/message

Skin, Nona Hendryx and Paolo Nutini discuss writing songs in your dreams, knowing when to grab at an idea, why playing piano can take you to places you have no right to go, and fighting on stage. Skin grew up in a Jamaican family in Brixton, London, and as a child, wanted to be a pianist. She formed Skunk Anansie in 1994 and they became pioneers of the Britrock scene, speaking out against racism, homophobia and sexism. She was also the first Black artist to headline the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival when the band performed there in 1999. Vocalist, songwriter, producer, author and actress Nona Hendryx was a member of the pioneering girl group Labelle in the 1960s and 1970s. Since then, her avant-garde solo career has taken in everything from hard rock to RnB to house music, and she intends to become a cyborg and still make music. Following an 8 year absence from the music scene, Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini is back with his latest project Last Night in the Bittersweet, and pop superstar Lewis Capaldi has declared himself a huge fan.

My youngest guest makes a welcome return to the rock show. This one is Brit Rock. All the bands hail from the British Isles.

History is littered with bands that went “experimental” for one album and then broke up after said album. A lot of the time, fans and press assume that the reasons for that are simply because they couldn't stand the rejection from their fans. That's not always the case. Formed in 1989, The Drum also go by the name China Drum. If you were around in the 90s and read musi mags or followed the Britrock scene at the time, the name China Drum is probably familiar to you. At the end of the 90s, they decided to embrace new technology and new songwriting techniques (spurred by the addition of a fourth member). The result was a radically different sound, which led them to change their name to The Drum and release their third/debut album Diskin. It's a very different prospect in comparison to the pop punk tinged alt-rock of their previous two albums - Goosefair and Self Made Maniac - but the result is, we feel, thrilling. On this episode we dive inside the band's career and this album, complete with some first hand testimony from singer Adam Lee himself.

Nesse terceiro episódio fizemos uma jornada que começa lá na Islândia, passa por Seattle (EUA) e atraca na Inglaterra.Mais uma viagem com 3 pepitaças de estilos bem diferentes, mas com alguma coisa em comum. Será?Com: Jónsi, Noah Gundersen e KeaneLinks:Playlist oficial Pepitas Sonoras:Spotify: https://bit.ly/PlaylistPepitasSonorasNoSpotifyApple Music: https://bit.ly/PlaylisPepitasSonorasNoAppleMusicCanal do Pepitas Sonoras no Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/TxzUk41WFVsTdJv3- Perfil de Instagram com dicas e reviews de artistas nacionais e internacionais: @sobrediscos, do amigo @pdrmaranhao: https://instagram.com/sobrediscos?igshid=1ebg2ytobupad- Verbete sobre o Jónsi (ou Jón Þór Birgisson) na Wikipédia pra você saber um pouco mais sobre arcos de violoncelo em guitarras e Vonlenska: https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jón_Þór_Birgisson- Capa do álbum “Family”, de Noah Gundersen: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTWmZrKPGSZk93sB7vBinZLZlpWPsvtQpzFSA&usqp=CAU- Lista das 100 maiores músicas britânicas do século XXI (com Keane em 45° lugar): https://www.bbcamerica.com/anglophenia/2015/11/100-greatest-british-songs-of-the-21st-century-so-far/6- Dica de Rádio online em que você busca a pepita pelo ano das paradas musicais: https://radiooooo.com/

"Hvis man roder i en hvilken som helst genbrugsbutik, så kan næsten altid finde cd'en... jeg har en lille samling, for jeg kan ikke have, at de bare ligger dér!" Signe Trøst Jørgensen er sygeplejestuderende og har været vild med rockmusik siden de spæde teenageår. Særligt definerende blev britrockerne Suede og deres sortromantiske hymne til alle udstødte og fremmedgjorte, "Trash", fra det storsælgende album Coming Up (1996). Dén sang gav Signe en fornemmelse af at være del af et fællesskab af ligesindede. Og selvom den har fulgt hende i 25 år, så hun er aldrig blevet træt af nummeret - eller af Suede. Hør Signes egen musik under aliaset fru Thomsen (https://open.spotify.com/artist/3lKKP4gW8cTX5rdPOc3ihW?si=dTKJPFhPT6CCHuKU6v0R8g) - en samling fine og vedkommende pop/rock-sange om nogle af de mennesker, man ikke ser på gaden eller møder i Brugsen, men som lever i det skjulte. THIS ROCKS! - ET ROCKCOMMUNITY Dette er det fjerde afsnit i en miniserie, hvor medlemmer fra Facebook-gruppen This Rocks! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/thisrocksdk) fortæller om "livsdefinerende" sange. Hør også de tre første afsnit, hvor det handler om numre med henholdsvis Bon Jovi, The Beatles og The Flaming Lips. Læs mere og bliv medlem af Facebook-gruppen. (https://fkb.dk/e-materialer/rocks) Varighed: 5:39

Let's head back to the heartland of  the podcast for an episode on Terrorvision's 1994 sophomore offering How to Make Friends and Influence People. Back to the time when the burgeoning Britpop scene had a somewhat smaller BritROCK sibling. Simon and Boyd put any impartiality to one side and head back to younger days to gush over the band's incredibly long-titled effort in much the same way that that era's UK rock magazines did. Just how do the big hitters Oblivion, Alice, what's the matter? & Middleman hold up 28 years later? Listen in & find out. Get in touch with us jukeboxpod@gmail.com and follow the pod on Instagram or Facebook

The sub genres Rob and Bill go over today are; Metalcore, Brit Rock, Classic Rock, and Emo. Who makes the top 4?Check out other shows from the network: https://www.deluxeeditionnetwork.comCheck out the website: metalheadjourneys.com

Modern Classics 7.16.2022Death Cab For Cutie - Here To ForeverArchers of Loaf - In The Surface NoiseInterpol - Gran HotelEnumclaw - Jimmy NeutronLaunder - IntakeSorry - Let The Lights OnThe Beths - Expert in a Dying FieldMomma - LuckyAlvvays - PharmacistPanda Bear & Sonic Boom - Go onJayWood - Just SayinGinger Root - LonelinessPony Girl - Enny One Wil Love YouYard Act (Feat. Elton John) - 100% EnduranceJulien Baker - Guthrie

This episode explores the little groove of hard rock that was carved out in the mid to late 90's via one of the best debut albums released in decades. Skunk Anansie were one of the biggest selling and most vital bands of the ‘Britrock' era and are deserving of your attention, if you like RATM infused with soul and Hendrix like fills, Skin and Co. Could well be up your street! Have a listen to PARANOID AND SUNBURNT, check out their other albums and let us know what you think #VRPC

Welcome to 1997 people! Joining me on the podcast this week is the singer from the greatest live band of the whole Britrock era, Ross Cummins from Symposium!! It was a real treat having a natter with a proper music geek of the highest order! Ross twists the format of the show as well, as each one of his choices are associated with a member of Symposium, such a great idea. Theres chats about those incredible Reading Festival sets from the late 90s, skating with Chino from the Deftones, hanging with Suggs and much more!  Click on the link below to listen through Ross' ace song choices over on The Spotify...... https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4uMbXX8cmJZ5lKjaIRGFI4?si=JG__yu4IRgOPxROwPaU85Q&utm_source=copy-link --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

As broadcast March 24, 2022 with plenty of extra rocks to throw for your podcast grab bag.  Tonight we remember soul legend Harold Melvin twenty five years on from his passing to the day, the brains behind THE band that emulated the Philly Soul sound.  Lots of great new soul out the past couple of weeks to carry his torch forward, with Say She She, Kokoroko, Lyves, and M Ross Perkins all out with outstanding new joints and albums.  Dan Lloyd joins us for the season's maiden voyage on our AMPED rock hour after that, with great new tunes and album announcements from Arcade Fire, Royal Blood, PLOSIVS, and Holy Fawn to keep things moving to the end.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes – The Love I LostSay She She – Forget Me NotVendredi Sur Mer – MonochromeElis Regina – Jardins de Infancia (2022 remaster)Kokoroko – We Give ThanksEbi Soda – Gated Community with A Public Pool Part II (30:03)Lyves – How Would It FeelSay She She – Blow My MindM Ross Perkins – Industrial Good Day MantraOumou Sangare – Wassulu DonSay Hazan – Remove The TalkMavis Staples feat Levon Helm – You Got To MoveEli “Paperboy” Reed – I'm Bringing Home The Good News Part III (59:34)Royal Blood – HoneybrainsWeezer – Angels on VacationPlacebo – Happy Birthday in the SkyArcade Fire – The Lightning I, IIMuse – Compliance Part IV (92:14)PLOSIVS – Hit the BreaksCrawlers – I Can't DriveCounterpunch – Waiting in the WingsDef Leppard –  KickDelta Spirit – What's Done is DoneHoly Fawn – Death is a Relief 

In episode #72 of The XS Noize Podcast, Mark Millar catches up with Grant Nicholas from Britrock veterans Feeder about their new album Torpedo. Torpedo is the follow-up to 2019's Tallulah which peaked at #4 on the Official UK Albums Chart, becoming their highest charting album since 2005's Gold-Certified Pushing The Senses. They've hit upon a run of three consecutive Top 10 albums and On Torpedo we find the band emerging from one of the most inspired periods of their career. The last year's downtime gifted the band extra time to play with demos, experiment with textures and re-discover what they loved about writing music together again. They return inspired by the new - and craving that feeling of excitement of being a band again. In this interview, Grant Nicholas talks about their brand-new album Torpedo, songwriting, upcoming shows and much more.

Can Boston Manor see your halo fall? Or are you fulfilled with Nothing? Feat Cat Benstead of Hear Us Scream / TGIF PodcastTHE SONGSSong 1 - ‘Halo' by Boston ManorApple Music - https://apple.co/3tmMB8SSpotify - https://spoti.fi/3pnS664Youtube - https://youtu.be/Rw85yLl0Rk8  Song 2 - 'Famine Asylum' by NothingApple Music - https://apple.co/3svgvZiSpotify - https://spoti.fi/3hutUdSYoutube - https://youtu.be/xSZs27QQr1kTHE GUESTHear Us Scream brainchild and not-so-secret lover of emo, Cat Benstead lives and breathes horror film! Discover the incredible horror-centric Hear Us Scream community, and Cat of course, with the links below…Listen / Follow:Twitter - twitter.com/catstead_Hear Us Scream - allmylinks.com/hear-us-screamTGIF Podcast - linktr.ee/TGIFPodcastSONG CREDITS‘Halo' written by Boston Manor. From the album ‘Welcome To The Neighbourhood'. Copyright 2018 Pure Noise Records.‘Famine Asylum' written by Domenic Palermo. From the album ‘The Great Dismal'. Copyright 2020 independent release.

Brit Rock, old & new generation with prog and post punk, plus pop successes either English, american and italian. Some funny news too.Vecchie e nuove generazioni di brit rock, rock progressivo e post punk, (Punch Brothers) con innesti di successi pop sia inglesi che italiani.

COLIN HODGKINSON is the quintessential pioneering British blues-jazz-rock bassist. He fronted the bass-driven band Back Door, and worked with a 'who's who' of BritRock, including Alexis Korner, Spencer Davis, Whitesnake, and Ten Years After. Particularly fun to talk about his and my experiences working with the great Jan Hammer. Lots of history to cover with Colin!

Welcome to the Further. Faster. Podcast in association with Montane. The host Daniel Neilson speaks to ultra-athletes, mountaineers, climbers and explorers to talk about how they do what they do and why they do it. This episode's guest is a climber, an exceptional climber, but one who has been described as 'controversial' and 'notorious'. Notorious for the new routes he's achieved, and notorious for the risks he takes – sometimes leading to unimaginably huge falls. Perhaps it was this notoriety that led filmmaker Al Lee to focus his lens on Franco Cookson for his forthcoming film "Fall Theory." In a thoroughly entertaining interview, they discuss why he takes such great risks, the mindset it takes to make a fall, and why the North York Moors is the centre of the universe. It's a fun one... Listen in!

What a way to go, we're still ranking for a bus that we missed years ago! The Black Band T-Shirt chaps are back with another Top 5 episode, this time doing their favourite songs of Mancunian progsters Oceansize! Inspired by Vennart's headline slot at Portals festival which he unfortunately had to pull out of, we revisit BritRock for the second time and review the excellent Portals festival. We'll update our Spotify Rank Bank playlist shortly after release with our Top 5s and tracks from some of our favourites at Portals festival, engorging this already 500+ song behemoth. Shuffle for a wonderful time! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7GZMXr0eHTICa0TcZ3AYsE?si=UxHqXbAATdq2RyWgtF2Bcw&dl_branch=1 You can follow Ollie on Twitter @olliexcore and Chris on @cmgrumps. We play in a band called My Eyes Are Old and Bent doing a blend of post-metal and post-hardcore (seems perfect for Portals…

Skunk Anansie have sold millions of albums. Paranoid and Sunburnt, their debut, was released to wide acclaim and arrived in the post-grunge period where the UK was in the thrall of Britpop, but what is the band's legacy? Many of the bands that came out around about this time that didn't fall into the Britpop category were loosely termed Britrock, and Skunk Anansie were one of the biggest, and most interesting of the lot. Sonically, they had more in common with bands like RATM and Faith No More than anything this side of the Atlantic, but they were a breath of fresh air when they arrived, bringing the politics of race, class and sexuality to the forefront of their music and their message. They released 3 albums in the 90s before vanishing, resurfacing in the late 00s. Their output since then hasn't quite reached the heights of this interesting (if now dated) debut, but there's still a few songs to love throughout their more recent 3 albums. On this episode we talk about the band's history and what they mean in the wider lexicon of British rock music. We also talk a little about how, despite being huge at the time, they seem to be a little “forgotten” by many people. As ever, we talk about the band's back a catalogue too. Next week, we'll talk more about Skin and the album itself.

The possible future of Babymetal is pondered, Bloodstock tips given, Lingua Ignota's puritan nightmare album Sinner Get Ready tops an eclectic reviews batch with Gost and Lantlôs, and Album Club is Britrock heroes Funeral for a Friend's underrated hardcore turn Conduit.

"Placebo ist Musik für Außenseiter von Außenseitern" sprach Brian Molko und wendete sich der ihm zujubelnden Mehrzweckhalle zu... Dass aus dem einstigen Soundtrack melancholischer Teenager, in den 10er Jahren nur noch plumpe Phrasen und Stadionrock geworden ist, mag kein Geheimnis sein. Stigy und Matse gehen in dieser Folge aber einen Schritt weiter und stellen unangenehme Fragen: Waren auch die "coolen" Placebo der 90er nicht eigentlich eine lyrisch unterdurchschnittliche Band, die einfach den aktuellen Emo-Trend geschickt bediente? Und müsste man nicht mal über Brian Molkos unerträglich penetranten Gesang sprechen, der jede musikalische Idee seiner Band übertönte? Conor möchte als alter Fan diese Fragen lieber nicht hören und beharrt darauf, dass Placebo mehr als nur eine hübsche Teenie-Erinnerung sind. Bei Zeilen wie "My computer thinks I'm gay, I threw that piece of junk away" kommt aber auch er ins Stottern.Die Playlist zur Folge: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4xiWBuUrrcQKXOGAOB2zf4?si=dc59afbeaaf44ed3

El baño de mujeres es un templo sagrado donde secretos de guerreras amazonas proliferan y donde se debaten y solucionan problemas circunstanciales de esa hermandad alcanzada por el género. Noticias Del Mundo: Ya hay sede olímpica para el 2032 y será Brisbane - Lluvias catastróficas en China - La plataforma de series y films que quiere sumar games - La inauguración de Tokio 2020 - AKB48 y Goku - Mario Bros, Sonic y Evangelion - Aquella Londres 2012 y todo el BritRock. Historias Desintegradas: La presión de un examen extraordinario - Google nos dirá - Terapia para culpar a mamá - La cámara fotográfica - En el paravalancha - Ministerio de Educación - Nuestro poeta argentino - Campeonato de Chistes - La Universidad de Salamanca - Pool Party - Cómo secar el celular - No vivan en departamentos - Mudanza urgente - El puma sobre hielo y Más... https://www.canaltrans.com/ecdqemsd_podcast_2021/5049_secretos_entre_mujeres.html En Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre - ECDQEMSD Daily Podcast Secretos Entre Mujeres -  esa hermandad alcanzada por el género.

Welcome one and all to the Track One Side One Podcast! This weeks guest is a massive one for me, in regards to musical influences in my formative years. Wojtek was the bassist and primary songwriter in Symposium, who for my money, were the best live band of the whole Britrock era in the late 90s. From playing Reading Festival 3 years running, to supporting Metallica, magazine covers across all of the rock and indie press, to performing on TFI Friday and Top Of The Pops, they did it all, backed up with an arsenal of total bangers like 'Farewell To Twilight', 'The Answer To Why I Hate You' and 'Disappear'. Being in my late teens, It was the perfect soundtrack to late nights and loud times. Woj has travelled the world playing music post Symposium too in Bjorn Again and also released his 2nd solo album in 2016. This is a truly wonderful chat, with LOT'S of Prog nattering from Mansun to Maiden to King Crimson, onto how the Batman soundtrack may well be Princes most under rated lp. I was truly humbled to have him on for a virtual chinwag and one of my musical heroes has been chalked off the dream guest list for the podcast. If anyone knows how to contact Cormac Battle from Kerbdog, please let me know!! Here's a link to Wojteks choices of tunage, courtesy of those tax dodging, artist hating corporation at you-know-where.... Xx https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0AZaJyNKDJo5nDTiSKnXB7?si=Dpj8H1BcR_asDKVkDT28MA&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

Kieron Maughan started Rockstars Cars over 10 years ago out of his love of rock n' roll and cars.  He's currently working on a tv show but in the meantime you can see many of the interviews on the site and on Youtube. So far his team has amassed: 30,000 photos, both Private and public telling the stories of the cars that rockers purchased and drove. The Rockstarscars Database of known cars is currently over 1500, and growing dailyThere is a considerable Video archive, both B& W and ColourThey have been given access to manufactures archives, including Ferrari UKInteract with Rockstars Cars on Twitter | Facebook | Instagram and check out their art work collection. Learn more about Lyte. 

Welcome to another BritRock edition of the podcast. This episode Tony Wright from Terrorvision joins me to to talk about his formative years, influences and loads more. Its another packed show. terrorvision.com Buy me a coffee on ko-fi My other podcast - The Movie Bunker website is below; moviebunkerpodcast.com Thank you for listening and don't forget to follow me on the socials! Twitter Facebook Insta

Welcome to a BritRock edition of the podcast.This episode, I'm delighted to be joined by Stuart Braithwaite from Mogwai.Stuart talks about the bands formative years and the new album 'As the love continues' which is available now. mogwai.scot If you want to support the podcast financially, you can buy me a virtual coffee via the link below (£3)Buy me a coffee on ko-fiMy other podcast - The Movie Bunker website is below;moviebunkerpodcast.comThank you for listening and don't forget to follow me on the socials!TwitterFacebookInsta

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Here Serene and Steve run down the first six songs of what would figuratively be a double album on vinyl, the 24 Originals Happening Now album, which was modeled after a 1967 TV record album offer called 24 Original Happening Hits. This miracle of science crammed 24 songs onto two sides of vinyl by severely editing and prematurely fading out all your favorites, which K-Tel also did later on. Serene has a back history for each of the 24 made up groups he concocted for each selection. Musical genres covered on Side 1 include jangle-pop (Serene actually tried getting "Unfriend Me" to the Gin Blossoms with no success), Britrock, indie rock, glitter, lounge and white-boy reggae. Other topics of discussion include Esteban, the merits of the Kia Spectra EX, the question of whether Phil Spector is allowed to wear wigs in jail and how a movie might have killed off friends with benefits for everyone.Songs include "Unfriend Me," "The Lights Go Down and Out" "Independent Thought," "Sarsaparilla Lillian," "That Lounging" and "FWB (Friends With Benefits)."Click here to watch all 24 Original Happening Now Videos and subscribe to the Serene Dominic YouTube channel!Click here to stream the entire 24 Originals Happening Now! album.Click here to stream a Spotify playlist of the 24 Original Happening Hits! collection that inspired this album (only one song had to be substituted).Catch Serene Dominic's weekly livecast "The Human Torch Floor Show" every Thursday at 8:30 MST on facebook.com/serenedominic

This week we have two guests, Mark Richardson and Marcus Smith. Mark Richardson is the drummer for the band Skunk Anansie, a band that were figureheads of the Britrock explosion in the mid-nineties, with defining songs Weak and Hedonism and remain a highly influential band 25 years since they were formed. Dr Marcus Smith is Reader in Sport and Exercise Physiology at the University of Chichester, with background of supporting elite athletes, especially boxers to Olympic success but Marcus loves his music too and as you'll hear he became curious about how hard drummers work while on stage. This led to him contacting Clem Burke the drummer of Blondie and from there a fascinating project was struck up involving quantification of the physiological demand of performing Their work began to gain momentum and the Clem Burke Drumming Project was founded. And Mark Richardson got involved in the project because in music circles he was known as one of the most ferocious drummers about. In the conversation, Mark describes his early career, how he found drumming as an outlet, how exploring his own performance with Marcus has opened up his thinking and practice to a much healthier, sustainable way of approaching the demands of performing on stage or touring. They also both share some wonderful spin-offs that the project has had in supporting children with autism too (see the links below). Make sure you listen right to the end of the episode where you can listen to Mark performing the drumming for "Tear the place up" (courtesy of Skunk Anansie and reproduced with permission)   This episode is sponsored by Junius, a multi-award winning, health food + drinks company. Junius have made a superb range of plant-based juices. We've partnered with Junius so that you can benefit from a 10% discount on your first order from a range of themed boxes of 7 juices. When you go to the checkout at wearejunius.com/shop  make sure you enter the exclusive code Champions10. (Disclosure: Affiliate links are used for each product that we are an affiliate of, which means that if you click that link and subsequently make a purchase, we will earn a commission. You pay nothing extra; any commission we earn comes at no additional cost to you.)   Show notes Drawing comparisons between performers and understanding of what is performance Marcus discusses how he became interested in music; Blondie & Clem Burke the drummer. PhD with Olympic boxers and sport science. Heart rate data collection of Clem drumming Mark - the baddest hardest hitting rock drummer Marcus discusses why he was fascinated by drummers and specifically fatigue Mark discussed his childhood and how physical activity helped him not misbehave Alcoholism, AA meetings and therapy, learning to get fit and stay healthy The similarities between Premier League football players and drummer The dichotomy between the perception a=of a having a dream job and the reality of the demands The need to look after self pre-tour, including fitness, food and mentally Marcus discussed the importance of asking questions and the person above the numbers Learning to accept when ‘good enough' The importance of collaboration and surrounding yourself with people more intelligent than you Communication through movement and sound reaching out to kids with autism and the benefits of drumming Outro of Mark playing “Tear the place up” (courtesy of Skunk Anansie and reproduced with permission)   Links If you're ambitious to work in sports performance, and you realise that there's no golden ticket to the chocolate factory – that you have to learn and develop and build a network of collaborators to get there – then sign up for our Graduate Membership today – go to http://supportingchampions.co.uk/membership/ and enrol. We'll look forward to connecting with you there. Connect with Marcus on Twitter on https://twitter.com/MarcusSmith78 Mark on Twitter https://twitter.com/markskunkanansi https://clemburkedrummingproject.org/ Steve Ingham on Twitter www.twitter.com/ingham_steve Supporting Champions on; Twitter www.twitter.com/support_champs Linkedin, www.linkedin.com/company/supporting-champions Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/supportingchampions If you're looking for some coaching support or some virtual team development help to support you to get to the next level in work, life or sport then take a look at https://supportingchampions.co.uk/coaching-mentoring/  or drop us a note at enquiries@supportingchampions.co.uk then you can sign up for a free consultation to explore which package is right for you.

Hoje a fotografia e o design gráfico vão participar do Boteco Indie para contar a história das capas mais interessantes, não só do alternativo - fomos da Tropicália até o Brit Rock e falamos sobre como a evolução da tecnologia e das artes visuais interferiu diretamente no consumo de música ao longo do tempo. Pra isso, os membros fundadores Jan Silva e Rodrigo Saminêz batem um papo legal sobre as histórias e curiosidades por trás de algumas capas de álbuns históricos! Pega sua brejinha e vamo junto! -- Siga também nossas redes sociais: Instagram: @botecoindiepod Facebook & Twitter: @botecoindie Nossos projetos musicais: @supervibemusic, @ocientistaperdido, @aiureinstrumental & @pacifico.banda

Today, YNL Brings on Leah Jones from the She Will Rock You Podcast to discuss Could Have Been Me by The Struts, and Musicology by Prince.  If you think you don’t like these songs, then You’re Not Listening.  So #CleanOutYourEars and #ListenUp!LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE TO SHE WILL ROCK YOU HERE!Click Here for the Official You’re Not Listening Spotify Playlist!  Every song that is discussed on YNL is on this playlist, as well as the most recent episode!To hear these songs on Youtube, click the links below!-Could Have Been Me Official Video-Musicology Official VideoOther Links from this episode:-Musicology Live VideoIf you enjoy this podcast, please make sure you SUBSCRIBE, rate & review, and reach out to us!Click here to visit our website!Twitter: @YNLPodcastFacebook: You're Not ListeningInstagram: @YNLPodcastIf you’d like to Support You’re Not Listening, please check out our Patreon page and become a patron to get access to all of our extra content, exclusive playlists, and more!For your FREE in-home trial of 5 different glasses frames from Warby Parker, go to www.warbyparkertrial.com/notlistening! Thanks so much for (not)listening!

Join Ben Jekyll in a slight change to the usual format, as instead of grabbing slices of things that are new and shiny, this week we take a step back in time.To around 25 years ago and the joys of the British rock scene, featuring music from3 Colours Red - this is my hollywoodSymposium - fairweather friendJoyrider - fabulaeHoneycrack - sitting at homeA - number oneFeeder - cementMidget - all fall downThe Jellys - just a love songThe Yo Yo`s - time of your lifeThe Wildhearts - ingloriousThe Almighty - wrenchTerrorvision - superchronicReef - good feelingKerbdog - mexican waveSkunk Anansie - intellectualise my blacknessCecil - upside down smileManBREAK - it`s onRadish - little pink starsTampasm - hardcore romanticFeline - can`t help myselfAsh - i`d give you anythingSunna - power struggleLiberty 37 - oh riverGrand Theft Audio - stoopid assCatch the show in its usual spot of 8-10om UK time via mmhradio.co.uk Drop a mail to benjekyll@mmhradio.co.uk to submit a track for airplay or for any requests!

Episode 2B: Interviews Boston then Seattle Power Pop musician David Thompson. David started in Boston, MA with the "Amphetamine Pop" band The Pills (He started with Corin Ashley), his solo project The Scheme (With Bleu) and his current Power Pop band, Seattle's Pop Cycle. In Episode 2B we talk to David Thompson about:Why David writes so many songs about girlsHis experience at the Berklee College of MusicThe Boston music scene -vs- The Seattle music sceneA song that should be in a James Bond movieMusic by The Neighborhoods, Phil Seymour, The Vapors, The Outlets, Gigolo AuntsThis is the first in studio guest for the Hop On Power Pop Podcast. We end the Podcast with our take on the Proust/Inside The Actor's Studio 10 Questions about music. A fun filled hour of music, insight and Power Pop.

Episode 1: What Is Power Pop is a question that only a foolish person would attempt to answer. So, call us FOOLS! But we're music loving, geeky fools and we still have that blind childish ignorance that makes us fearless when we should know better. Nobody is going to answer the question, What is Power Pop?, in a way that will make everyone happy. It's impossible. But, in Episode 1, we'll try to give some insight, in an educational manner that will start you on the trail of what makes this genre so special. Note: Episode 1 is very different from all the other episodes that follow. There's no guest. There's not a specific focus on one band or even one song. It's a fast paced, sound effect filled amusement park ride. We wanted to keep the podcast FUN because it's FUN music.

Episode 3: HOPP RADIO: Beatles Inspired Songs & More is the first installation of our radio station. On a HOPP RADIO Episode we will play and discuss Power Pop music from lesser known music. It’s all great Power Pop music, but it’s probably from band’s you may not have heard about, unless you're really into this genre. At the risk of being redundant, we realize that Power Pop music is already “Unpopular Pop” music according to Jon Brion, but you probably won’t hear these songs on your FM radio. We wanted to give the spotlight to more independent artists who wouldn’t normally get the type of promotion you’d get if they were on one of the major record labels. So, if you like what you hear, support these artists and buy their music.On this Episode we feature music by:David Novotny (Czech Republic musician In The Beat-les Style)Stevie Riks (The Doo’s, famous Celebrity Impersonator)Addison Love (Thoughts On Lunch?)Vegas With Randolph (Legs & Luggage)Your Gracious Host (Boomerang)Young Beautiful In A Hurry (Royalty)Kai Danzberg (Not Only Sunshine)PLUS ALBUM REVIEWS:Wes Hollywood (Dynamite) by JessicaThe Glad Machine (The Glad Machine) by Nadja Dee

Episode 2A of HOP ON POWER POP Podcast, talks to Boston-Seattle based musician David Thompson (The Pills, The Scheme, The Pop Cycle) about the hotly argued topic What Makes A Song Power Pop? It's a different podcast than Episode 1 because we have an in studio guest!David shares his insights on the genre and we discuss everything from the Power Pop bands:The RaspberriesCheap TrickMatthew SweetBig StarThe KnackThe MonkeesThe Posiesand moreEpisode 2 is broken into two parts: 2A & 2BEpisode 2A: Further discussion on What Is Power Pop? with David ThompsonEpisode 2B: Focuses on the music of David Thompson (The Pills, The Scheme, The Pop Cycle)

Hoy Héctor nos trae este musical de John Carney, que podemos encontrar en Prime Video y Filmin (perdonad que no lo mencionara en el audio). Britrock ochentero y buen rollo, ¡no se puede pedir más en estas fechas! SING STREET Director: John Carney Reparto: Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Aidan Gillen, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Jack Reynor Plataforma: Prime Video, Filmin Si ya habéis visto el film, ¡dejadnos comentarios! ¡Acordaros de clicar el "Me gusta" en Ivoox! itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/es/podcast/los-tres-amigos/id1198252523?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/52i1iqZ56ACal18GPkCxiW https://www.facebook.com/LosTresAmigosPodcast/ Twitter: @tresamigospod Instagram: lostresamigospodcast

Strong original band who sound like they are from 'somewhere else', Future History are Guinness World Record holders, slept where The Tragically Hip slept, and share these stories and brilliant performances including a cool MGMT cover.  

Hello and welcome to Further, Faster with Daniel Neilson and in association with Montane. In Further, Faster we have an in-depth conversation with explorers, mountaineers and athletes to understand exactly why, and how, they do what they do. What is it that pushes them to the limit of human endurance and why do they feel the need to do it. This time we’re speaking to Jesse Dufton. So who is Jesse? Well, he’s a climber. A good one. His dad first took him climbing at the 2. At the age of 11, he led his first route. His climbing life continued through his uni years, and then recently he led a climb on the Old Man of Hoy. So far, so impressive, but what you may not know about Jesse is that he is almost completely blind. His story, told in the film Climbing Blind, is touring now. Catch it at the Kendal Mountain Festival or on the BritRock tour. But first, listen in to his remarkable story.

On this week's What Now?, Gaby discusses Justin and Hailey Bieber's wedding, devotes her GABBING segment to Miley Cyrus & Cody Simpson (Let Miley Date Whoever She Wants!), and goes over a busy week in the world of OneDirection. Yes, that means a return of the This Week in Stan Twitter segment! All of this, plus this week's TOP OF THE BOPS is a Brit-Rock inspired bop by Niall Horan! Someone has been reading 2005 issues of NME Magazine lately...

Det Velfortjente Afbræk er igen i år til stede på SPOT Festival.I den forbindelse bringer vi interviews med nogle af de allermest spændende nye navne fra årets plakat.Det sjette og sidste interview i rækken er med støjrockgruppen The Oceans, som vi var så heldige at få en snak med over en kop kaffe på Pica Pica i går. Lyt med og find ud af, hvordan det første møde mellem to studerende på lærerseminaret endte med at være musikalsk kærlighed ved første blik. Vi dykker ned i gutternes inspirationskilder, og hvordan deres drømme-rider ser ud (hint: den er ganske vild).

Det Velfortjente Afbræk er igen i år til stede på SPOT Festival.I den forbindelse bringer vi interviews med nogle af de allermest spændende nye navne fra årets plakat.Det sjette og sidste interview i rækken er med støjrockgruppen The Oceans, som vi var så heldige at få en snak med over en kop kaffe på Pica Pica i går. Lyt med og find ud af, hvordan det første møde mellem to studerende på lærerseminaret endte med at være musikalsk kærlighed ved første blik. Vi dykker ned i gutternes inspirationskilder, og hvordan deres drømme-rider ser ud (hint: den er ganske vild).

Paul gets Pearl Jam wrong and gives us the lowdown on a recent gig outing and Daniel gets really angry at Select magazine.

Ben Lovett and Ted Dwane of Mumford & Sons called in ahead of the release of their fourth studio album, "Delta".

Yourcodenameis:milo are one of the most fondly remembered bands which were part of the post hardcore influenced Britrock that made up the popular end of the British alternative music scene at the start of the century. And rightly so, they packed a ton of ideas into their music and were years ahead of most of their contemporaries when it came to the more technical aspects of the craft.    This week we talk this album and the band’s history. Questions are asked about how they seemed to spring out of nowhere, releasing their music on major labels and then vanishing. Weaver gives us a history of the band and puts in an impassioned case for why this record needs to go into our discography.    You can decide its fate by voting on our Facebook page. 

Danny pours a big ol' mug of peppermint tea for his favourite band Ash (singer/guitarist Tim Wheeler, bassist Mark Hamilton and drummer Rick McMurray), as they talk about their new album 'Islands', their non-conventional practices for releasing music, and passing the torch to bands riding the next wave of Britrock. Along the way there's also chat about touring Japan, living in separate continents, the time they accidentally headlined Glastonbury as 19-year-olds, Star Wars and 'the girth of your cup'... yep, really. 'Islands' is out now via Infectious Music, get it on CD, digital download cassette or black / limited metallic silver vinyl: ash.lnk.to/IslandsFA ALSO: The exclusive premiere of Belfast pop-punk/emo upstarts American Guinea Pig's new track 'Pink Lady'. Taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name (out June 29th), available for digital pre-order now: http://agpband.bandcamp.com SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/b.brewcast Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com

Raised on a diet of Queen and Nirvana in a small northern English town, the Jarman brothers - Ryan, Gary and Ross - knew they'd end up making music. What they could have never anticipated, however, is how far it would take them. From sleeping in vans to playing the main stages of the biggest festivals in the world, The Cribs have rolled with the punches for well over a decade - and they're not done yet. On their first tour of Australia in five years, the Jarmans locked in a half-hour of power to dissect the Wakefield punk scene, how The Sleepy Jackson kicked off their career and why you should never leash your dog to a power generator. The Cribs' latest album is entitled 24/7 Rock Star Shit. You can stream and download it from their Bandcamp: http://thecribs.bandcamp.com Thanks to Sarah Chipman at Title Track and to The Lansdowne. This podcast in sponsored by Braven Audio. Use the offer code FRIENDS at checkout to receive 25% off your purchase: http://braven.com.au Support the podcast on Patreon! http://patreon.com/barbandsFollow The Cribs on Twitter and Instagram: @TheCribsFollow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

Our tenth episode of the podcast. We get into Radiohead's 2007 album In Rainbows. Join Reed, Xavier, Jeff and two special guests on in a riveting dialog about this Brit Rock masterpiece.

‘Ello, y’ mangy yank! Aw, the first and only TRULY Jetta-centric episode. Jem and co. are already back in England, but for some reason, act like they’ve never been there before. Joe wonders why Jem wants to help a scumbag with his gambling debt and Kristen is delighted by Craig Phillip’s inability to use key words when divulging important information. Reveal your secret sister-wife on this week’s CWTAJ! (Oh, Craig. How could you??) Our weekly Jem song is ‘Between Me And You', performed by Britta Phillips. CWTA Podcast’s intro song is 'Groove Is in the Heart (Instrumental)' by Deee-Lite and the outro is 'Bizarre Dub Triangle' by New Order. CWTA artwork by @ignoretherobot on Twitter.

On this week's episode of IVM Likes we're joined in the studio by Mae, Navin and special guest Peter Abraham, the man with the dulcet tones. Listen in as Navin recommends a fun road movie that makes a statement about the LGBT community, Peter recommends a thrilling espionage TV mini-series, and Mae recommends an intriguing travel book. Later on the three of them talk about feel-good stuff that they keep going back to, well feel good. (Psst...there's crooning to 80's ballads involved) You can follow IVM Likes on: iTunes: https://goo.gl/xFH3fX Stitcher: https://goo.gl/ijbCmX Audioboom: https://goo.gl/jjZPr6 Soundcloud: https://goo.gl/38ve6B or download the IVM podcast app on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts, come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: facebook.com/ivmpodcasts Twitter: twitter.com/ivmpodcasts Instagram: instagram.com/ivmpodcasts

Stevie Westwood of Bad Touch discusses the new album "Truth Be Told", the influences of the band; and the upcoming tour. [...]

Our hosts recap "Britrock," and Annie finds her nemesis. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Season 2, episode 24: ‘Britrock,’ “The Misfits go to England to meet Jetta's supposedly aristocratic family. Jetta's lower-class parents, Bertie and Flo strike up a deal with a Lord of England which ends up badly. Meanwhile, The Holograms come to play a show in London and meet Craig and his band. Both him and Aja renew their romance and help the true Earl, Mason Hawthorne, get back his title, which Pizzazz almost got tricked into buying.”

Tagore Grey of The Treatment discusses touring during his teens across America with legends like Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Motley Crüe ; the new band line-up; the band's musical evolution; the message behind the new album Generation Me, including in-depth discussion of the songs; and the upcoming tour in the UK, Italy, and Denmark. [...]

Tagore Grey of The Treatment discusses touring during his teens across America with legends like Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Motley Crüe ; the new band line-up; the band's musical evolution; the message behind the new album Generation Me, including in-depth discussion of the songs; and the upcoming tour in the UK, Italy, and Denmark. [...]

Tagore Grey of The Treatment discusses touring during his teens across America with legends like Kiss, Alice Cooper, and Motley Crüe ; the new band line-up; the band's musical evolution; the message behind the new album Generation Me, including in-depth discussion of the songs; and the upcoming tour in the UK, Italy, and Denmark. [...]

rumHoney discusses the story behind their name, American blues versus Brit blues-rock, their bonding after a near death experience on an Alpine road, touring in Italy, the multi-cultural backgrounds of the band members, their love of Southern blues rock—Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and now Blackberry Smoke and Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi, Elvis’ birthday and soul traveling, and much more! There is plenty of comedy in the interview as the guys play off each other so you do not want to miss this one! [...]

In Episode 17 of ShowTime Synergy TFG1Mike, LadyWreck, and BeatlesDiva are concluding Season 2 of Jem! This week it's a huge episode! We get into the final four episodes of Jem and the holograms Season 2! We start with BritRock, and then we make our way to Out of the Past, after that we witness Hollywood Jem Parts 1 and 2. Then we give our overall thoughts on Season 2, and a few Season 3 teasers!!!!! So get truly outrageous with us here on ShowTime Synergy!HELP TFG1MIKE IF YOU CAN!Geeks:Mike "TFG1" BlanchardAimee "Lady Wreck" MorganNicole "BeatlesDiva-Hailstorm" HaleSubscribe to us using iTunes or use any other podcatching client by using:http://feeds.feedburner.com/ShowtimeSynergyDownload SS_EP017.mp3The post ShowTime Synergy – EP 17 – Hollywood Jem appeared first on GeekCast Radio Network.

The Grinders take over the podcast with a greasy Brit Rock mix spanning over many decades and groups.

This week: Britrock superstars Arctic Monkeys provide a party playlist (and a dessert recipe)… Van Jones plays with Crossfire… fashion maven Simon Doonan says the best outfit is the one your friend is already wearing … Northern Irish poet Nick Laird explains “Epithalamium”… VHS cassettes inspire eighties nostalgia … Bavarians build a giant rake for […]