Podcasts about deep elm

Jay and Clifton rock out to the grungy post-punk Velvis Carnival by My Little Dog China.

Jejune was an American rock band formed in 1996 at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. The band has been commonly identified with the emo genre, and was heavily involved with the scene at the peak of the "second wave" of emo in the mid-1990s. The three founding members, Arabella, Joe, and Chris, met while studying at the college. The band relocated to San Diego, California, in 1997. They have 3 releases which are Junk (1997) This Afternoon's Malady (1998) and RIP (2000). I believe a lot of you have or had that split with Jimmy Eat World which we do discuss.  I've tried for a while to get Joe on the Skype and I finally did and this is what we chat about. Being roommates with the President of Geffin Records Dropping out of Berklee Rama from Big Wheel Staying in touch with Jim from Jimmy Eat World Will they ever have a reunion show The split with Jimmy Eat World His band I wish I The Actuality of Thought video comp Changing their sound on the second record almost being kidnapped by Germans And a ton more Get your Realtor Instagram Stickers by clicking here. Check out my new book The Couples' Checklist for my webcomic dailyBred. It's a great gift for Valentine's Day. I also have an Instagram for it. If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

Booking, Label, Marken und Werbung mit DIY-Background. Matthias Boecker gründete 2018 gemeinsam mit seiner Frau canvas&frame. Mit der Berliner Kreativagentur ist er nach vielen Jahren als Veranstalter und Booker gut in der Musikbranche vernetzt und gestaltete z.B. für das neue „Tempelhof Sounds“ Festival von FKP Scorpio Branding sowie Logo und Wortmarke. Kurz danach belebte er ein früheres Herzensprojekt und gründete das neue Label Thirty Something Records. Neben Re-Release von internationalen Emo- und Indie-Bands, die er schon seit vielen Jahren kennt, sind auch neue Signings geplant. Nach zweieinhalb Jahren brachte Boecker bereits 28 Veröffentlichungen heraus. Im Redfield Podcast spricht Alexander Schröder mit Matthias Boecker über seine vielschichtige Karriere, die ihn in den Anfangsjahren durch zahlreiche Booking-Jobs und schließlich in die Werbebranche führte. Dabei betreute er auch große Marken beim Corporate Booking z.B. für die Telekom Street Gigs. Im Gespräch diskutieren sie, welchen Einfluss Marken auf die Entwicklung von Bands und Musik haben können, wie sich Künstlerinnen und Künstler besser vermarkten sollten und warum ein DIY-Start in der Musikwelt eine hervorragende Startrampe sein kann. Außerdem gibt es noch einen kurzen Abstecher in die amerikanische Indie- und Emo-Label-Welt mit Deep Elm & Co. www.canvasandframe.de www.thirtysomethingrecords.com www.redfield-podcast.de

Volvemos a sumergirnos en aguas emo con un repaso a los míticos recopilatorios The Emo Diaries del sello Deep Elm. Por estas compilaciones, hasta 12 entregas entre el 1997 y el 2011, desfilaron bandas tan interesantes de este subgénero como Jimmy Eat World, Camber, Samiam, Penfol, The Appleseed Cast, Aina y Further Seems Forever, entre otras. En este podcast selecciono los mejores momentos de esta serie, un auténtico greatest hits del emo de finales de los noventa y principios de los dosmiles. Play it!

Ohio State had the weekend off. Sort of. There was no game. But there was a big win. The Buckeyes went into Texas once again for a big commitment: defensive back Ryan Watts from Deep Elm.  Duane Long is here and he is excited. We go in depth on what the addition of Watts means for the Buckeyes. Also: Could Ohio State actually pass on adding a running back altogether in the Class of 2020? It's possible. Duane shares his viewpoint on how Ohio State should proceed from here. Then we had to get into this Friday night's date with Northwestern. Is the possibility for another Purdueish debacle present? All of that is coming at you on the Tuesday extravaganza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we welcome Matt Traxler, guitarist from Brandtson. The band, out of Cleveland was on Deep Elm and The Militia Group back in the day and they recently reissued some lost demos through Matt’s label Steadfast Records. Super fun talking to Matt and a band that if you didn’t realize was around then or now, it’s worth going back and listening to their records. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Chapter 127: "SUPER IN LOVE WITH MUSIC" ... as read by Matt Traxler Matt's parent's moved to a blueberry farm at the same time he had his driver's license suspended. When he got his license back he dove headfirst into the local punk and hardcore scene. Matt joined Six Feet Deep and started Steadfast Records, the label that first signed the legendary Zao! Matt put the label to rest when Brandtson signed to Deep Elm but 17 years later, a convergence of events led him to resurrect the label. Matt recalls singing the words to Little Red Corvette as a kid and touring in a haunted van. (And yes, he has a photo credit in Focused's The Hope That Lies Within) STEADFAST RECORDS: https://www.steadfastrecords.net/ BRANDTSON HELLO CONTROL INFOMERCIAL: https://youtu.be/DgxvGbrp6LU SWARM OF BATS: https://swarmofbats.bandcamp.com/ Chapter 125 Music: Zao: "Resistance" Zao: "Flight" Brandtson: "Dead Animals" Swarm Of Bats: "Pretty Gone" Brandtson: "Breaking Ground" Zao: "All Else Failed" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Chapter 120: "My Favorite Band I Was Ever In" ...as read by Myk Porter While his name might not be super familiar, Myk Porter's nearly 25 year discography touches on the early days of the Christian hardcore scene, Deep Elm's emo heyday, and the return of Steadfast Records! Bryan talks to Myk about an entire lifetime spent in bands. He produced Zao's All Else Failed, toured Japan with Copeland, and has been accused of selling out. Huge thanks to Myk taking the time and letting this be his very first podcast! (And huge thanks to Travis for letting me take the reigns and chat with Myk) You can check out "World War" at https://goldenstreetsofparadise.bandcamp.com/album/world-war or snag the vinyl or cassette version at https://www.steadfastrecords.net/ Chapter 120 Music: Golden Streets Of Paradise - White Glove _ Black Horizon Six Feet Deep - Angry Son Six Feet Deep - Steadfast Brandtson - Blindspot Brandtson - You Do The Science Brandtson - Throwing Rocks Tonight Brandtson - Earthquakes and Sharks Swarm Of Bats - Zombies Golden Streets Of Paradise - Lunatic Golden Streets Of Paradise - Monsters As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the jocund Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Ryan Shelkett of Liars Academy, Cross My Heart, and Dead Red Sea. We talk about his time in all of his bands, his early demo tapes with his first band Blank, the Baltimore, Maryland music scene, working with labels such as Deep Elm, Equal Vision, and Steve Aoki's Dim Mak records. We talk about Knoxville's own Superdrag, the "business" side of the music industry and the dynamics of the music industry over the years, songwriting, David Bowie and Leonard Cohen, new music discovery, Star Wars, comic books, toys, Donald Trump (of course) and SNL.

In this weeks episode we discuss the new David Bowie EP that was released today on his birthday, being annoyed with cell phone usage in shows and movie theaters, vinyl sales in 2016 going up 26%, the top 25 vinyl albums sold last year, the new Oasis documentary Supersonic, Julien Baker signing to Matador Records, President Obama's recent White House party, the cancellation of the new Martin Scorsese biopic about Frank Sinatra, the upcoming Flaming Lips album Oczy Mlody, and the recent Craigslist ad of a 56 yr old man named Gordie that is looking for a young female to attend Coachella with him. We also answer listener question ranging from our favorite cities in America, who we would like to roadie for, the records we want to steal from each others collections, favorite fictional bands, porn?, favorite hamburger and fry condiments, movie soundtracks, bands that need to call it quits, foods that repulse us, artists that need vinyl boxsets, favorite Beatles songs, best sounding vinyl, genres that make us anxious, Avril Lavigne, favorite Deep Elm releases, favorite books, preorder nightmares, The Mountain Goats, and much more.  We close the episode with a new track from MEOB called New Nouns.

For episode 61, we welcome Barry Lott from the band Camber. You may know that band name from the First Deep Elm Emo Diaries compilation. They were track 2, right after Jimmy Eat World. Camber have a very special place in my heart. Their debut album was the first record I was ever sent at the college radio station and helped kickstart my journey into emo itself. Barry and I talk about Camber’s history, the NYC scene in the 90s and what everyone is up to now. Hope you enjoy. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

  After a circus of an election year, we figure it’s time to address the “Mormon Moment.” Guest, Trevor McGarrah lays the ground work for his Mormon faith, dispelling the “myths” that circled the 2012 Election Year and Republican Candidate Mitt Romney. Featuring music by Deep Elm’s Our Lost Infantry. Intro Sponsors: Charming Beard Coffee […]

  After a circus of an election year, we figure it's time to address the “Mormon Moment.” Guest, Trevor McGarrah lays the ground work for his Mormon faith, dispelling the “myths” that circled the 2012 Election Year and Republican Candidate Mitt Romney. Featuring music by Deep Elm's Our Lost Infantry. Intro Sponsors: Charming Beard Coffee […]

This week Sean and his new co-host Joey Avalos discuss “Healthy Addiction.” Can an addiction really be healthy? Plus music from Deep Elm recording artists The Sky Life and The Dandelion War.   *Don’t miss an episode, subscribe in iTunes! Show Notes: Intro Sponsors: Deep Elm Records and Charming Beard Coffee Co-host: Joey Avalos News: […]

This week Sean and his new co-host Joey Avalos discuss “Healthy Addiction.” Can an addiction really be healthy? Plus music from Deep Elm recording artists The Sky Life and The Dandelion War.   *Don't miss an episode, subscribe in iTunes! Show Notes: Intro Sponsors: Deep Elm Records and Charming Beard Coffee Co-host: Joey Avalos News: […]

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