Podcasts about creepoid

Scream Therapy host Jason Schreurs talks with Mugger lead screamer Anna Troxell about her years-long struggle with anorexia and how it almost killed her. Anna talks about what led her to seek help at her lowest point and how she's been able to maintain her health and stability since then. http://mugger-tx.bandcamp.com Featured song clips: Mugger - "Candy Apple Baseball" from Luck Forever (2024) Mugger - "Find Out" from Luck Forever (2024) Creepoid - "Golden String" from Creepoid (No Idea Records, 2014) Photo: Jake Rabin The SCREAM THERAPY BOOK is now available! Scream Therapy: A Punk Journey through Mental Health is a memoir-plus that has been heralded by New York Times best-selling authors. Like the podcast, it links the community-minded punk rock scene with the mental wellness of the punks who belong to it. ORDER A COPY OF THE BOOK! screamtherapyhq.com/book SCREAM THERAPY MERCH! teepublic.com/user/scream-therapy About this podcast: Scream Therapy explores the link between punk rock and mental health. My guests are members of the underground music scene who are living with mental health challenges, like myself. Intro/background music clips: Submission Hold - "Cranium Ache" Render Useless - "The Second Flight of Icarus" Contact host Jason Schreurs - screamtherapypodcast@gmail.com

Following the breakup of their previous psych-gaze band Creepoid, Anna and Patrick Troxell forged an electro post-punk dynamic as the duo Lovelorn. And now the ATX-by-way-of Philly outfit is ramping things up with two new additions to the line-up, guitarists Steve Pike and Kyle Harris. No doubt extra shreds will add even more discordant dimensions […] The post What’s Yr Damage appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Keith sits down with Anna Troxell to discuss growing up in Philadelphia, moving to Austin, the transition from Creepoid to Lovelorn, what Lovelorn has been up to, Anna's creative process, her story of recovery from anorexia and how this inspired her podcast "The Convalescent Flaneur", Anna's new hardcore band Mugger, what to expect next from her bands and more. Guest co-host: Tim Brown of Loudsounds. We discuss the new singles from Loud Sounds and continue the recovery conversation with Tim's story of getting sober.

A clash of the titans, as it were, Anna and I coalesce, bringing shadows of our respective formats with us. Kidding, this is her show, Im just putting my spin on it. I just adore what she does, and felt it only natural to share it with you all as well! You can find the Convalescent Flaneur on Spotify. On Instagram you can find her podcast, as well as Lovelorn and Mugger. Lovelorn songs Sickness Reward and I-10 used with permission.

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. Today we're talking with Anna Troxell of Lovelorn (and previously of Creepoid) about Silver Jews' 1998 album, "American Water." We also talk about addiction, mental health & a few other heavy topics, so just a little heads up. Lovelorn released their debut album, "What's Yr Damage," last year on 6131 Records. Check it out wherever you stream/buy music. https://lovelornphilly.bandcamp.com/album/whats-yr-damage

Keith and Tommy sit down with our friend and founding member of Philly mainstays Creepoid and Lovelorn, Pat Troxell. We discuss the Philadelphia scene in the mid to late 90's, train hopping to go record shopping, how Pat got a security job at Emo's in Austin by beating up the drummer of a prominent band, living in a tree house commune and wild Creepoid tour stories including getting banned from Music Hall of Williamsburg and headlining a sold out show there a few months later. We also discuss his current work in the electronic drugpop duo Lovelorn and rising Philly Noise Rock stars Plaque Marks. Finally, Keith and Pat discuss their mutual admiration of Philadelphia legends Ink and Dagger and talk about how it was to record the upcoming Loverlorn LP with Don Devore. We even get some exclusive Sean McCabe stories. 

Brady sits down with the Philadelphia-based duo Lovelorn before their show at Voltaire to talk about their first tour with the project and the new direction of their music following the recent break-up of their previous band Creepoid. This episode was recorded on location at Kismet Vintage and features 3 songs from Lovelorn's performance at Voltaire later that evening, recorded by Jesse Dalton.

Special guest Pat Troxell (Creepoid, Plaque Marks) stops by and spins us a record that means a lot to him and that can also be dangerous to your mind, American Water by Silver Jews (ft. members of Pavement). At the end of the show, Pat lets Volcano Vinyl premiere "Chains", the first song from his new post-Creepoid project Lovelorn. Jewsmail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Twitter: @volcanovinyl #vv141

Welcome to the first remote book.record.beer cast a.k.a. the "Repisode!" In these quick "pick up and play" casts we will be proudly representing our local Philadelphian and up and coming writers, musicians and drinking establishments as we discuss shorter literary works, our current musical interests and indulge in a local brew supplied by our recording hosts! For this, our first of many soon to come remote episodes, we will open up the very tightly knit chatbook by Shasta Grant, discuss our current musical fascinations, both local and renowned, and finish with a very Philadelphian Yards Sons of Ben brew. Much thanks goes out to "The Foodery," our local Manayunk suds shop on Ridge Ave, where this episode was recorded and where we were allowed to nerd out on our three favorite things in the world. Cheers!

God dang it, Bobby! This week the rad crew is joined by the Mean Boys Podcast (Keith Carey, Joe Dosch, Connor McSpadden) to talk about the blue collar beauty of King of the Hill. They lament the fact that the show is no longer streaming anywhere because it is a show that transcended politics in a very unique way that we sure could use these days. They also talk about the strength of Mike Judge's writing and finding humor in the nuances of everyday life. But don't panic, the discussion doesn't get too classy. They also talk about pooping and socks. The gang breaks down their favorite characters and points out that everybody knows a Dale Gribble and a Bill Dauterive in their life. Plus: Joe does a haunting impression of Hank Hill! Karnock meets Lootaclaus! And you find out that Connor has a dark past with Yu-Gi-Oh! cards! Crack open a beer, stand in your favorite residential alleyway and enjoy! (Also, check out the Mean Boys Podcast on whatever platform you are using to listen to this podcast.) This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon's fine men's underwear and more. Enter the promo code RAD at mackweldon.com for 20% off your next order. bit.ly/2d7wST9 Weekly Rads: ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, Creepoid, Don't Breathe, Forensic Files Raddendums: Mike Judge, Beavis & Butthead, Chuck Mangione

In Episode 7, RecordNerdz discuss how to get started with your vinyl collection and audio setup. From new and used gear and vinyl to rice paper sleeves, we cover it all! We also review the new Creepoid record, Cemetery Highrise Slum.

Mini Episode 01! I give my less-than-hot, fiercely-indifferent take on the 2015 Grammys and share my picks for Album of the Year, Best Rock Album, and Best Metal Album. Also: a cringe-worthy Jack White interview and an argument in favor of complaining about awards shows. Mentioned in this episode: Beyonce, Beck, Sam Smith, Swans, Owls, Beige Eagle Boys, Creepoid, St. Vincent, Arcade Fire, Godflesh, Behemoth, YOB, Pallbearer.  

Intro / Outro: Sparks