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Send us a textFrom Autumn to Ashes, the post-hardcore band that has left an indelible mark on the emo and hardcore scenes, is making waves once again. Known for their intense emotional music and energetic performances, the band has announced three special shows this summer, much to the delight of their dedicated fanbase.Originating from Long Island, New York, From Autumn to Ashes (FATA) formed in 2000 and quickly rose to prominence with their unique blend of hardcore, metal, and punk rock. The band's signature sound is characterized by the interplay between harsh screams and clean vocals, driven by powerful guitar riffs and dynamic drumming. Their debut album, Too Bad You're Beautiful (2001), set the stage for their success, followed by influential releases like The Fiction We Live (2003) and Abandon Your Friends (2005).After a hiatus starting in 2008, FATA briefly reunited in 2014, much to the excitement of their fans who had longed for their return. Their music continues to resonate, bridging generational gaps and drawing in new listeners while maintaining a strong connection with those who grew up with their sound.This summer, From Autumn to Ashes is set to perform at three highly anticipated shows:July 12 – Los Angeles, CA at Echoplex: This show will feature performances by Dead American, Sledges, and Stateside, promising a night of high-energy music and unforgettable moments.July 13 – Pomona, CA at The Glass House: Fans can catch FATA along with the same supporting acts—Dead American, Sledges, and Stateside. The Glass House, known for its intimate atmosphere, is the perfect venue to experience the raw intensity of their live performance.October 2 – Birmingham, AL at Workplay Theatre & Canteen: This special performance will serve as a pre-party for the final Furnace Fest. The lineup includes With Honor, With Blood Comes Cleansing, Thoughtcrimes, The Undertaking!, Before There Was Rosalyn, Lethal Method, Stay Lost, and Blind Tiger. This eclectic mix of bands ensures a diverse and electrifying evening of hardcore and post-hardcore music.www.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and brought to you as always by The Barn Media Group. YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/@TheBarnPodcastNetwork SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/09neXeCS8I0U8OZJroUGd4?si=2f9b8dfa5d2c4504 APPLE https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1625411141 I HEART RADIO https://www.iheart.com/podcast/97160034/ AMAZON https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/7aff7d00-c41b-4154-94cf-221a808e3595/the-barn

Become a member of the Say You Love Satan Army today! Join us!www.patreon.com/sayyoulovesatanpodcastThis episode:- Freddy Vs Jason (2003)*outro track "The After Dinner Payback" by From Autumn to Asheswebsite: www.sayyoulovesatanpodcast.com email: sayyoulovesatanpodcast@gmail.comPlease rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes!instagram: sayyoulovesatanpodcastartwork: Sam HeimerSupport the show

Welcome to the Elder Emo Hour! A (nearly) nonstop block of music hosted by Brandon that serves as a gap filler between proper episodes of The Elder Emo Podcast. Enjoy! 11.15.22 song list: 4:45 Northstar- Pollyanna 8:50 Rise Against- Ready to Fall 12:35 Set it Off- Breathe In, Breathe Out 16:25 The Killers- Mr. Brightside 25:25 The Story So Far- Heavy Gloom 28:07 Gable Price and Friends- Upside 32:04 Blindside- Pitiful 45:42 My Chemical Romance- Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us 49:32 Armor for Sleep- How Far Apart 53:10 From Autumn to Ashes- The After Dinner Payback 1:01:50 KennyHoopla- hollywood sucks// 1:04:18 Snow Patrol- Chasing Cars 1:08:44 Chiodos- Baby, You Know You Would't Last a Minute on the Creek

In 2002, Punknews.org said this about From Autumn to Ashes… If you like your hardcore loud, fast, with floor punching breakdowns and screaming metal guitars then this is for you. If you like your softer, emotional, heart-felt tunes that make you close your eyes and think of buttercups in a field on a warm summer's day, then this is for you. If you like the two styles smashed together, violently, then stop reading and run to your local music store. From Autumn to Ashes is an American post-hardcore band from Long Island, New York. Releasing 4 full length records between 2001 and 2007, the band would then call it a day on good terms, claiming they had achieved everything they had wanted to achieve with the band. Today From Autumn to Ashes remains a part-time project, reuniting for small reunion shows on occasion much to the delight of fans. Music Produced by Driftaway Follow us on Instagram - https://instagram.com/violenceandsunshine Listen to our Episode Playlist - https://linktr.ee/violenceandsunshine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/violenceandsunshine/message

The Tone That Made Us with Josh Newton This Episode is with the one and only Josh Newton. He not only has played in bands like Every Time I Die, From Autumn to Ashes, The Damned Things, Season to Risk, Shiner and The Great Fire of 1666. But he is the Guitar Tech to the stars. Whether it is teching for Fall Out Boy or Kings of Leon, Josh lives gear on the road. We discuss many gear acquisition stories, his signature guitar from EGC and some amazing behind the scenes tour stores including a little Jared Leto shit talking.

In ep.3 the co-founders of #blkgrlswurld speak with special guests, Chad Johnson & Johnny Grimes about their one time resurrection of Furnace Fest, 21 years later. Taking place in Birmingham, Alabama at the historic landmark Sloss Furnaces and showcasing 90 bands, #blkgrlswurld digs in with their special guests to talk about their most favorite moshing memories, bands they are stoked for, and why Birmingham Alabama is the place to be this upcoming weekend. Join us, cause we are stoked for this family reunion of metalcore that we may never see again. It's once in a lifetime, limited single day tickets are still available on the Furnace Fest site, and 3-day resales. https://www.furnacefest.us/buy-tickets #furancefest2021 Many bands from Furnace Fest are mentioned during our chat. Please check out their names below, and discover a new headbanger to start your circle pit with. Headliners: Underoath, Taking Back Sunday, KillSwitch Engage Bands to Watch Out for cause they are Coming in HOT: Astronoid, DeafHeaven, Knocked Loose, Poison the Well, Turnstile Bands We are Screaming About: August Burns Red, From Autumn to Ashes, Everytime I Die, Thursday Festival Info: 09/24/21 - 09/26/21 at Sloss Furnaces This festival is in compliance with COVID-19 protocols. Proof of complete vaccination records are required, OR, proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to your arrival at the entry gate.

Why are so many of us critical of the way we look? Why do we attempt to find our value in our weight or in how we dress? Why are the first things we choose to see about ourselves mostly always something negative? This week we examine the topic of body image as told through the responses of our listeners. We would like to thank each and every person who wrote in! This topic is officially our most responded to topic in the shows history. We had so many responses, we had to make it a two part affair. Tune in for a huge dose of depth, courage and lessons learned. (Music: "Autumn's Monologue" by From Autumn to Ashes)  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talldarkandrandom/support

*This is an older episode. At the time of this one, I did not have proper equipment and was just starting the podcast.*I sat down with my friend Jeff Gretz who is the drummer of Zao & From Autumn to Ashes. I started to work with Zao a few years ago and they have been such a great band to work with. Jeff is the one guy in the band I talk to the most when it comes to Zao business stuff. We talked about everything from Zao to From Autumn to Ashes.All episodes are streamed LIVE at https://www.twitch.tv/danfonceStop by for a future stream to check this out in a live setting!Everyone who attends it will be able to ask questions in the chat room!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/danfonce-talks-metal/exclusive-content

One of the fun things about doing this podcast is getting to know people a little bit better. On this episode, I got a chance to get to know Joel Staniszewski. During our conversation, I realized I booked one of his bands almost 20 years ago and saw another several times. Joel is currently the vocalist of Las Vegas based hardcore band The End of Everything. Most people from Western New York are probably familiar with Joel's work as a drummer. This includes bands like Drago, Holy Angels, and Daybreak. We also discuss touring with From Autumn to Ashes and Atreyu, current events, Buffalo Hardcore, and gambling. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

Happy Monday! We are live from Dallas, Texas! Renaldo and Bernadette are doing great! Renaldo's parents are Texas citizens now, howdy ya'll! Bernadette warns Renaldo about the woe's of raising teenager. Good thing Renaldo's boy is still so little! Let's get this show started with Autumn Warren Connolly, then Jackie Schlegel! Autumn Warren Connolly Autumn Connolly lives in the sky islands of Arizona with her three kiddos and animal babies. She is the creator of Anvil Traditional Healing, a company dedicated to restoring microbiome health through diet. Follow Autumn on Instagram @AnvilTraditionalHealing. Autumn is a self-taught vegan chef, a serial gardener and an avid believer and teacher of the powers of meditation. Power Of Imagination We love this topic! Autumn was inspired to want to talk about imagination while reading. Autumn enjoys interpreting the writers words her way, so she takes imagination into her own brain! Everything starts with imagination. A thought, an idea. It is so easy to see how uninhibited children are in imagining the world around them without being inhibited by the harsh realities. As an adult we block ourselves by thinking that our imagination won't be able to help us as adults, but that's not true. The word imagination can be read positively or negatively. From Autumn's stance, imagination is a tool that adults need to harness more often. Imagination is critical, so don't stop your brain from wandering! Child and adult brains are not that different. Imagination can be used to create a beautiful garden or piece of art, so why can you not imagine a great job and manifest it? Intention Behind Desire Just the word imagination turns the brain on! Bernadette says that Einstein said that imagination is more important than knowledge. You need imagination to think up greta ideas! Imagination is the key to unlocking newer and more creative ideas, so let your mind wander. We can alter our imagination for many different things like cooking, writing, drawing, and more. However, you can harness the power of imagination for bigger things too. Have that visualization of the bough promotion you want, or the relationship you crave. Imaginative ideas can program the subconscious mind. You can use your imagination to change your life. Change your thoughts, change your energy. Get relaxed! Relaxation makes your brainwaves slow down. When you are in a state of relaxation, your brain can be more imaginative. There is lower energetic input. Jackie Schlegel Jackie is the Executive Director for Texans for Vaccine Choice. In 2015, when legislators were led astray and filed oppressive bills that would take away parental rights and vaccine choice, Jackie Schlegel stepped up to the plate, said: "not on my watch,” and threw her hat into the political arena. In just four short years, she took a group of passionate moms and turned it into the epitome of grassroots activism, setting an unprecedented standard for the nation and even drawing worldwide attention. That fledging group of 20 is now a political action committee and educational foundation, with over 30,000 social media followers as well as 12,000+ official members who proudly align themselves with Texans for Vaccine Choice. Thanks to Jackie's endless energy and passion, this group is organized with local branches, core members, and team leaders impact- ing their schools, their communities, and their legislators. Her unshakeable dedication inspires all members to have a laser focus on their mission of protecting and advancing informed con- sent, medical privacy, and vaccine choice. COVID-19 Vaccine For Texas We are going to have to fight. Jackie says that Governor Abbott is not taking a public stance, and that is scary. Two years ago, he was fighting for parental rights and informed consent, but now, he is taking a dangerous position. Governor Abbott is not protecting Texas families! Vaccine choice is in the republican party platform,

Keith and Tommy sit down with longtime friend, accomplished musician, master chess player and space enthusiast Vadim Taver. We discuss the formation and early days of A Life Once Lost, Vadim's transition to This Day Forward, his experiences in the band and the formation of post-TDF act Marigold. We also discuss Vadim's tour of Japan with From Autumn to Ashes, his contributions to Superstitions of the Sky, Psychic Babble and touring with metalcore greats Poison the Well. Finally, we ask Vadim about a potential This Day Forward reunion and he gives us the straight facts.

We sat Down with guitarist Brian Deneeve to discuss his life in music. Brian gave us a detailed history of most of the muic projects hes been involved in since playing in his very first band out in Suffolk County Long Island. Brian talks about his various stages in bands form being a main songwriter to being often hired as a touring backing musician. Highlights include: His first band Domain. Joining FATA Signing with Ferret records Signing with Vagrant Records Recording with Garth Richardson Various Band memeber changes. Tour Stories. Final days with FATA. Playing with Reggie and The Full Effect. Starting Get Involved! Playing with Tucker Rule. Playing with The Wanted. Playing with Rita Ora, Ella Henderson. Playing The Ellen Degeneres show Playing Madison Square Garden. The difference between tour managers at different levels. Playing in Heavy Vessel. Being a freelance composer for several production companies. and so much more....(but somewhow we skipped talking about Jim Breuer, defenitely next time!) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From Autumn to Ashes FB https://www.facebook.com/FATAOfficial/ Twitter https://twitter.com/fataofficialny?lang=en Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/1t0af5EH36iQVJ06XnLDOt Get Involved https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRcyrV0Xc6E https://www.facebook.com/getinvolvedny http://morsecoderecordings.limitedrun.com/roster/GetInvolved Heavy Vessel https://heavyvessel.bandcamp.com/releases

(Editors Note: The file uploaded is an unedited cut. To skip to the discussion, look for the 15 min. marker ) This week's episode is a fantastic mashup with some great fellas: Chris and Nate are the founders of their all things creative website/podcast WriterDie.net & I was honored to be a guest host this week. We decided to follow the flow of the guys' podcast as we start with a "Top of the Moment", discuss this week's Beer of choice (chosen by their weekly guest), and the fellas even let me sing a tune. Eventually we merge into the main discussion of the Episode entitled "High School Hangups" where the 3 of us turn to one another in hopes of understanding each others teenage heroes. We took a week to listen to one album/artist of influence from our adolescence to open our ears and what we found was surprising. Analysis of Rob Zombie (Chris), From Autumn to Ashes (Nate), and the Goo Goo Dolls (myself) you'll hear how we reacted to each of our pioneers and how they opened our perspective. I hope you all enjoy, this was a great one!

Josh Newton is the guitarist for Shiner. He also formerly handled bass duties in Every Time I Die, The Damned Things, Season to Risk, From Autumn to Ashes, and many, many others. Originally from Massachusetts, Josh cut his teeth in sludge metal outfit, Glazed Baby. After he left Mass. behind, he found himself in Kansas City in the mid 90’s. He ended up playing in Season to Risk before he ultimately landed a spot in seminal space rock outfit, Shiner. When the band folded in 2001, Newton bounced around as hired gun for many years playing in various alternative and metal bands. Shiner reunited in 2012 & will play small runs here and there. A majority of his time is spent on the road as a guitar tech where he enjoys meddling with pedals and sound all the while making a nice living for himself. He has certainly been around the block a time or two, to say the least.

Ian and Craig continue their discussion on their favorite albums of all time! This includes bands like Finch, Alesana, Norma Jean, Alexisonfire, The Chariot, From First to Last, From Autumn to Ashes, and so many more!

Extant is the UK’s leading professional performing arts company of visually impaired people. We create exciting touring productions performed, directed and written by visually impaired artists, which are accessible to audiences without requiring additional audio description. We offer supported visits, ticket deals, touch tours and accessible workshops to help visually impaired audiences get the most out of our shows. We provide our tour venues with training in visual impairment awareness and accessible marketing to improve our audiences’ experience. Extant’s long-running youth theatre and adult participation programme for visually impaired people offer supportive and fun workshops, including: movement and dance (contemporary, street dance, ballroom, flamenco), script writing, creating a radio play, forum theatre, music, voice work and magic. We cater for ages 15+, and for all abilities ­­- from having a go to professional development - and support individuals looking for career progression through trainee roles. Extant offer training and consultancy to other organisations in the arts, education and beyond to improve accessibility. Our ongoing programme of research, including high tech solutions to accessibility, feeds into our unique methodology. TAKE PART! Try our fun taster theatre workshop at Sight Village: 11am, Wednesday 15 July. All abilities welcome (ages 18+), register on the ‘Seminars and Events’ page. Want to get active, improve your skills, or looking for activities for your group? From Autumn 2015, Extant have been funded to deliver our programme of performance-related workshops in the Midlands, and work with arts venues to help them become more welcoming to visually impaired audiences. We are actively seeking participants and groups to work with and would love to talk to you. Interested in career opportunities? Sign up for our ‘Train the Trainers’ course: Extant are recruiting more members to our skilled team of visually impaired facilitators to deliver our awareness training. Sign up to our mailing list to receive the spring 2016 tour dates of Extant’s next production, Ionesco’s The Chairs. Includes schools and colleges workshops about this classic drama text. Extant is a charity, supported by Arts Council England. Address The White House Oval House Theatre 52-54 Kennington Oval London SE11 5SW Telephone 020 7820 3737 Email info@extant.org.uk Web Site http://www.extant.org.uk