Podcasts about girl in a coma

After a month and a half hiatus, Paul and Adrian return with a fresh episode packed with updates and engaging music talk. They kick off by sharing the reasons behind their break, including the challenges Paul faced with his brother's illness and the exciting news of purchasing their first commercial building. The hosts reflect on the constant hustle of their busy lives before diving into their regular music segments. In this episode's challenge: Girl In A Coma vs Van Halen, offering deep dives and thoughtful insights on the music of both bands. Tune in to hear their perspectives. Follow us on Instagram @hnh_podcast Follow us on Facebook: Half & Half Join our facebook group: Half & Half Group https://www.nevermorerecords.com https://www.nevermoreguitars.com Watch and Subscribe to Paul's YouTube channel

On today’s very special episode of Songmess we are once again joined by podcast OG Beverly Bryan, this time as we celebrate Pride Month with a deep dive into landmark moments in Latinx and Latin American LGBTQ+ history. We’re discussing visibility, political victories, erasure, violence, immigration, the club as a safe space and the AIDS crisis because remembering our vibrant and tumultuous history is the best way of defining a hopefully better future. Featured Artists: Kumbia Queers, Chavela Vargas, La Bruja de Texcoco, Gloria Groove, False Witness, Niña Dioz, Rita Indiana, Namuel, Girl In A Coma, Los Crudos, Mecano and Juan Gabriel. Beverly Bryan Twitter: https://twitter.com/DJBBCheck?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Songmess Instagram: www.instagram.com/songmess/?hl=es-la Songmess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/songmess/?ref=settings Songmess Merch: https://songmess.threadless.com/ #BOPS Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/22bbqlhgqrssaoxlha3zkdr7y/playlist/2sdavi01h3AA5531D4fhGB?si=vcebQNnqT2Kr8ks06K3qfg Subscribe to Songmess on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play or SoundCloud, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and contact us at songmessmusic@gmail.com.

This was recorded at a house show in Frederick, Maryland. Fea www.fea210.com San Antonio, Texas Fea is the continued ferocity of Girl In A Coma’s Phanie Diaz and Jenn Alva, joined by lead vocalist Letty Martinez and guitarist Aaron Magana. Their melodic brand of riot grrrl chicana punk immediately caught the ear of many iconic collaborators, such as Joan Jett who signed them to Blackheart Records. Producers on their debut LP (self-titled) include Lori Barbero (Babes In Toyland), Laura Jane Grace (Against Me!), and Alice Bag (Bags), all of whom perfectly compliment the band’s fierce exploration of societal, cultural and gender-related issues. Mixing humor with abandon and English with Spanish, Fea empowers listeners and inspires dissidence. Those whose aim to oppress are in FEA’s crosshairs, and resistance has never sounded so infectious! www.facebook.com/slayground.frederick

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

Kyle speaks about Selena and Velvet Underground with the phenomenal vocalist/songwriter Nina Diaz. Nina started performing at age thirteen in San Antonio, Texas with the punk band Girl In A Coma.

Our host, Wayne Holtz, speaks with rockers, Phanie Diaz & Jenn Alva, of Fea and Girl in a Coma. They discuss the music biz, recent praise from Iggy Pop in Rolling Stone Magazine, their venue, The Bang Bang Bar, and MORE! Get Fea's self-titled LP off of Black Heart Recorts at store.joanjett.com! Follow Fea on Facebook and on Instagram @Fea210 and follow the girls on Instagram @PhanieDiaz @Jenn__Alva , and of course follow their other band, @girlinacoma ! Download Wayne Holtz's songs, including the podcast's intro, "BLACK ATTACK", and outro, "A Minute With Mark", at WayneHoltz.Bandcamp.com ! Follow our podcast on Facebook and Instagram @TheWayneHoltzPodcast, & Twitter @WaynePodcast Follow our host, Wayne Holtz, on Facebook, Instagram @wayneholtz_ , & Twitter @WayneHoltz

On this episode of The Wayne Holtz Podcast, Wayne Holtz talks with recording artist, Nina Diaz! They discuss Nina's new solo record, "The Beat Is Dead", her time in the music industry, touring with legends like Morrissey, life, love, and of course her time being the lead singer of the legendary all-girl band, Girl In A Coma. Download the podcast free on iTunes, TuneIn Radio and GooglePlay! Follow The Wayne Holtz Podcast on Facebook, on Instagram @thewayneholtzpodcast and Twitter @waynepodcast Follow Nina on Facebook, and on Instagram/Twitter @ninadiazmusic Follow our host Wayne Holtz, on Facebook, on Instagram @wayneholtz_ and Twitter @wayneholtz

FEA is a Chican@ punk band from San Antonio founded by Phanie Diaz (Drums) & Jen Alva (Bass) - from Girl In A Coma fame. Together with Lety Martinez (Vocals) and Aaron Magaña (Guitar), FEA is currently on tour promoting their debut self titled LP that is produced by Laura Jane Grace (Against Me), Lori Barber (Babes in Toyland) and Alice Bags (The Bags) - iconic women in punk. Mixing humor with abandon, and English with Spanish, FEA empowers listeners and inspires dissidence by exploring societal, cultural and gender related issues. The quartet stopped by Desmadre HQ a day before their San Jose show to have a couple of beers and shoot the breeze with Jesus. FEA's tour is still going, with multiple stops on the west coast and Texas still to come through the end of the year. Check out their schedule and download their music at: http://fea210.com

The Beat is Dead, newly released solo album by Nina Diaz, lead singer of Girl In A Coma. Many albums capture the flood of introspection that comes after a life-changing experience. But The Beat Is Dead (out October 28 on Cosmica Records)—an expansive body of work that sonically references musicals, alt-metal, indie pop, new wave—powerfully chronicles Nina’s journey itself. “This album is the story of my addiction and my sobriety,” she says. Some songs were written while using, some in the infancy of going clean, some looking back months later with clarity. “It’s like I shed a lot of different layers of skin during this process.” The Beat Is Dead, produced by both Nina and Manuel Calderon (who engineered Girl in a Coma’s Trio B.C.), didn’t start out that way. While working on new material for her band, Nina penned the rousing “Trick Candle.” As with any other Girl in a Coma song, she fleshed it out with her bandmates, drummer Phanie Diaz (Nina’s sister) and bassist Jenn Alva. “I’m the writer, but our songs really are group efforts,” Nina says. “We jammed it out, but it didn’t feel right. It wasn’t what I envisioned.” What followed were a few difficult, but ultimately supportive, conversations about Nina taking on solo projects between Girl in a Coma albums. “It was a little rough at first. People were scared—I was scared!” she says. “But I knew I just needed to do this.”

The Beat is Dead, newly released solo album by Nina Diaz, lead singer of Girl In A Coma. Many albums capture the flood of introspection that comes after a life-changing experience. But The Beat Is Dead (out October 28 on Cosmica Records)—an expansive body of work that sonically references musicals, alt-metal, indie pop, new wave—powerfully chronicles Nina’s journey itself. “This album is the story of my addiction and my sobriety,” she says. Some songs were written while using, some in the infancy of going clean, some looking back months later with clarity. “It’s like I shed a lot of different layers of skin during this process.” The Beat Is Dead, produced by both Nina and Manuel Calderon (who engineered Girl in a Coma’s Trio B.C.), didn’t start out that way. While working on new material for her band, Nina penned the rousing “Trick Candle.” As with any other Girl in a Coma song, she fleshed it out with her bandmates, drummer Phanie Diaz (Nina’s sister) and bassist Jenn Alva. “I’m the writer, but our songs really are group efforts,” Nina says. “We jammed it out, but it didn’t feel right. It wasn’t what I envisioned.” What followed were a few difficult, but ultimately supportive, conversations about Nina taking on solo projects between Girl in a Coma albums. “It was a little rough at first. People were scared—I was scared!” she says. “But I knew I just needed to do this.”

On July 2, 2016 Girl in a Coma spoke with Steven D. Powell about the addition of their newest member, the experience of performing for Feeding Texas presents Lone Star Texas Heritage Fest, and working on new material!

Ally joins us in the studio as this weeks guest host. Meanwhile, Charlie struggles to remember the raucous weekend we had at Homo A Go Go. Big thanks to Ed Varga for inviting us out to the event and check out our recap of the weekend. Pictures will be up soon. QNews: Media coverage of Harvey Milk's medal of freedom required balancing from the homophobic side? When did this become appropriate? South African runner required to undergo controversial gender verification. And there's a new job search site tailored to gay girls. All of the featured jobs are looking to higher lesbians! In this economy, who doesn't need a job? Rainbow Rumors: Is the surrogate mother of Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick's child queer? And why does mainstream media consider it news even if she is? Michelle Rodriguez goes bat-shit crazy AGAIN! Beth Ditto stage dives to a "thud." We're pretty sure hindsight for that move is 20/20. Interview: Charlie catches up with Girl in a Coma at Homo A Go Go and discusses their recent comparison to The Gossip, tattoos (including our new favorite - the Elvis Cock tattoo), Morrisey's ability to find good female vocalists, as well as when GIAC will be back in San Francisco to perform next. You won't want to miss this.