Podcasts about gothboiclique

This episode originally aired on September 7, 2023. On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of musicians who create with an air of mystery, but who have a fantastically straightforward chat here: Ethel Cain and Adam McIlwee. Ethel Cain is a character created by Hayden Anhedonia, though one that's been sort of all-consuming. Anhedonia began releasing music under the name in 2019, finding her sound and her vibe over the next couple of years before releasing the absolutely epic Preacher's Daughter in May of 2022. The album, a concept collection about the life and ultimate demise of Ethel Cain, skillfully moves through sounds from a sort of Gothic Americana to slowcore to ambient sounds to who knows what, exactly, other than it's thoroughly engaging. The album was pretty quickly hailed as a masterful debut, and Cain found herself not only the darling of the music world, but with some prominent modeling gigs as well. As you'll hear in this chat, though, the spotlight has gotten a little bit bright for her taste lately. She's currently on the European festival circuit, though she'll head back to the States in October for sold-out shows at really interesting venues. Check out “Crush” right here. Cain and today's other guest, Adam McIlwee, go way back. He was an early supporter of her music, and appears on her Inbred EP under his most prominent alias, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal. Though he started his musical journey as part of the pop-punkish band Tigers Jaw, he's moved in a dozen other directions since. He founded the emo-rap collective GothBoiClique back in 2012, which briefly counted Lil Peep among its members. As Wicca Phase, though, McIlwee combines synth-pop with more acoustic sounds and more hammering beats, depending on the track. His latest release under the name is self-titled, and it just came out in June. It's well worth checking out. In fact, check out “Moving Without Movement” right here. Now for two people who've created such interesting mystiques, this is a refreshingly down-to-earth conversation in which they talk about trying to carve out space as middle-class musicians who don't expect to conquer the charts with their music—but who'd love to be able to make a decent living at it. They talk about what to do when you hit a touring wall—this chat took place not long after Cain fainted onstage in Australia—and how great Vicks Steam Inhalers are for singers. Hey Vicks, you might have a couple of spokespeople here if you play your cards right. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Hayden Anhedonia aka. Ethel Cain and Adam McIlwee aka. Wicca Phase Springs Eternal for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the other podcasts in our ever-expanding network. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! ------------------- Find more illuminating podcasts on the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit talkhouse.com to read essays, reviews, and more. Follow @talkhouse on Instagram, Bluesky, Twitter (X), Threads, and Facebook.

On this week's episode of Artist Friendly, Joel Madden is joined by Ricky Hil. As the son of famed designer Tommy Hilfiger, Hil has been tasked to carve out his own space within music and culture. He turned to emo rap in the 2010s, creating a murky sound that helped to influence GothBoiClique — namely Lil Peep. The duo even made a couple of songs together, which remain unreleased. In a conversation with Madden, the rapper explores his lifelong relationship with music and fashion, the complex process of self-realization, and the work ethic he learned from his father. Listen to their conversation on Artist Friendly wherever you listen to podcasts. You can also watch the episode over at Veeps.  ------- Host: Joel Madden, @joelmadden Executive Producers: Joel Madden, Benji Madden, Jillian King Producers: Josh Madden, Joey Simmrin, Janice Leary Visual Producer/Editor: Ryan Schaefer Audio Producer/Composer: Nick Gray Music/Theme Composer: Nick Gray Cover Art/Design: Ryan Schaefer Additional Contributors: Anna Zanes, Neville Hardman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of musicians who create with an air of mystery, but who have a fantastically straightforward chat here: Ethel Cain and Adam McIlwee. Ethel Cain is a character created by Hayden Anhedonia, though one that's been sort of all-consuming. Anhedonia began releasing music under the name in 2019, finding her sound and her vibe over the next couple of years before releasing the absolutely epic Preacher's Daughter in May of 2022. The album, a concept collection about the life and ultimate demise of Ethel Cain, skillfully moves through sounds from a sort of Gothic Americana to slowcore to ambient sounds to who knows what, exactly, other than it's thoroughly engaging. The album was pretty quickly hailed as a masterful debut, and Cain found herself not only the darling of the music world, but with some prominent modeling gigs as well. As you'll hear in this chat, though, the spotlight has gotten a little bit bright for her taste lately. She's currently on the European festival circuit, though she'll head back to the States in October for sold-out shows at really interesting venues. Check out “Crush” right here. Cain and today's other guest, Adam McIlwee, go way back. He was an early supporter of her music, and appears on her Inbred EP under his most prominent alias, Wicca Phase Springs Eternal. Though he started his musical journey as part of the pop-punkish band Tigers Jaw, he's moved in a dozen other directions since. He founded the emo-rap collective GothBoiClique back in 2012, which briefly counted Lil Peep among its members. As Wicca Phase, though, McIlwee combines synth-pop with more acoustic sounds and more hammering beats, depending on the track. His latest release under the name is self-titled, and it just came out in June. It's well worth checking out. In fact, check out “Moving Without Movement” right here. Now for two people who've created such interesting mystiques, this is a refreshingly down-to-earth conversation in which they talk about trying to carve out space as middle-class musicians who don't expect to conquer the charts with their music—but who'd love to be able to make a decent living at it. They talk about what to do when you hit a touring wall—this chat took place not long after Cain fainted onstage in Australia—and how great Vicks Steam Inhalers are for singers. Hey Vicks, you might have a couple of spokespeople here if you play your cards right. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Hayden Anhedonia aka Ethel Cain and Adam McIlwee aka Wicca Phase Springs Eternal for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the other podcasts in our ever-expanding network. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

Adam McIlwee, AKA Wicca Phase Springs Eternal joins Hotline to answer questions fan questions from the 1-877-WASTOIDS phone line. Best known for his work with punk rock band Tigers Jaw and as a member of GothBoiClique, WPSE discusses how his musical process has evolved, his list of dream collaborators, shares his favorite Lil B songs and much more. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | Follow us on Instagram and YouTube.

Content warning: This episode features discussion about suicidal ideation. Viewer and listener discretion is advised.

Pøøk is an up-and-coming emo rapper, singer, and songwriter hailing from upstate NY. With a deep passion for music and a raw, introspective style, Pøøk has been making waves in the industry since 2020. Despite the challenges of pursuing a music career while completing her studies, Pøøk successfully obtained a bachelor's degree in applied psychology.Her musical journey began with the release of her debut track "Drain U" in December 2020. The song resonated with listeners as Pøøk fearlessly shared her struggles with anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. During this time, Pøøk worked tirelessly, using a humble setup consisting of a laptop and a Walmart microphone in the confines of her trailer, pouring her emotions into her music.Determined to elevate her craft, Pøøk's life took a positive turn when she and her girlfriend moved into a new apartment. It was here that she set up her own home studio, enabling her to fully immerse herself in her creative process. In a serendipitous turn of events, Pøøk connected with Fallen Seraph of the 33rd Legion through an app called Vampr, where she was invited to join the collective.33rd Legion, a collective of artists with a similar sound to the likes of Lil Peep and Gothboiclique, provided Pøøk with a supportive community and a platform to further showcase her unique musical talents. The collaboration proved to be fruitful, as Pøøk and Fallen Seraph developed a strong musical bond. Their partnership deepened when Fallen Seraph relocated from Mississippi to NY, allowing them to continue creating music together and performing at various shows.Pøøk's artistry is fueled by her deeply personal experiences and her desire to connect with her audience on a profound level. Her lyrics reflect her vulnerability, addressing themes of mental health, self-expression, and the complexities of human emotions. With a captivating blend of emo, rap, and singing, Pøøk is forging her own path in the music industry and leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of her listeners. As she continues to evolve as an artist, Pøøk is poised to make an even greater impact on the music scene, cementing her place as a rising star. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest guest on the BrooklynVegan podcast is Adam McIlwee of Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, who's also a former/founding member of Tigers Jaw, co-founder of GothBoiClique, member of Pay For Pain, and more. Adam joins us to discuss the new self-titled Wicca Phase album that's out now on Run For Cover. He discusses influences behind the album like Fairport Convention, The Pentangle, '90s dance music, and several non-musical influences; talks working with guest vocalist Zola Jesus and co-producer Ben Greenberg of Uniform; and more. We also get into a career-spanning chat, ranging from his early days coming up in the Scranton, PA punk scene to working with Lil Peep in GothBoiClique and much more. -- The BrooklynVegan Show is brought to you in part by DistroKid, a service for musicians that allows you to easily upload your music to all major streaming platforms. You can get 30% off of your first year's membership by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/brooklynvegan. Theme music by Michael Silverstein.

Together with American Songwriter and Sean Ulbs of The Eiffels, we had the pleasure of interviewing Dana Dentata over Zoom video!Canadian-born musician Dana Dentata has shared a brand-new single, “Do U Like Me Now?” which is available today on all streaming platforms. “Do U Like Me Now?” marks Dana Dentata’s first new music of 2020 and previews her forthcoming debut album, Pantychrist. Expected to arrive next year, Dana Dentata has been finalizing work on Pantychrist, collaborating in the studio with artists / producers: Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs, Kris Esfandiari of King Woman / Miserable, Robokid, Yawns and Fish Narc of GothBoiClique, and more.Recently, Dana Dentata announced her signing with Roadrunner Records, becoming the first female solo artist signed to the label, and shared the performance art film, ‘The Resurrection of Dana Dentata.’ Conceptualized and directed by Dentata, the 20-minute piece captures her as she carves through performances of tracks from her 2019 EP Daddy Loves You, as well as brand-new material with an unapologetically raw expression of sexual power. Additionally, Dana Dentata is set to feature in the genre busting horror / musical podcast, Halloween In Hell, which will premiere October 10th via all podcast platforms.With her brazen rhymes and authoritative flows, Dana Dentata has gained distinction for being equal parts empowering and provocative. By pairing her unapologetically sexual lyrics with production that is just as menacing, Dentata creates liberating, femme-centric hip-hop. A native of Toronto, Canada, she grew up inspired by artists ranging from Britney Spears and Hole, to Marilyn Manson and Eminem. At the end of 2019, Dentata performed at Los Angeles’ Rolling Loud Festival and released her EP, 'Daddy Loves You.'Dana recently took part in Machine Gun Kelly and Audio Up’s four-part scripted Halloween musical HALLOWEEN IN HELL, which has hit 500K+ streams since it’s October 19th debut. The podcast and soundtrack stars Machine Gun Kelly, Tommy Lee, Dana Dentata, 24kGoldn, iann dior, and PHEM – who contributes vocals to a few tracks.The new three-track bundle includes “In Hell It’s Always Halloween Remix” featuring iann dior and PHEM, “Just Us Two” featuring Dana Dentata, and “Watch Me” featuring BigKlit. These tracks were released through Sony Music RECORDS and Audio Up Music, and are available now through all digital and streaming platforms.HALLOWEEN IN HELL’s finale episode was released on Friday, October 30th, with its final tracks set to drop on Friday, November 13th. The series will be accompanied by a four-part making-of documentary to be released as bonus content. Stay tuned for more.About HALLOWEEN IN HELL:A scripted horror musical podcast, just in time for Halloween. Rock legend Tommy Lee stars as the Devil, featuring original music and performances by Machine Gun Kelly, iann dior, Dana Dentata, PHEM, and 24kGoldn. On Halloween, Satan lures three performers to his sadistic game show in Hell where they must perform or die. The winner returns to Earth. The losers will play out their showbiz careers in fiery hellfire and damnation.About Audio Up:Audio Up CEO Jared Gutstadt explains, “Halloween, much like other major holidays, deserves its own entertainment tent pole. While a lot of people focus on Christmas, Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve, we really believe that Halloween is an undersurface time of year for folks to enjoy original content. I was always a fan of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ and ‘Nightmare Before Christmas,’ and we believe we're creating an evergreen franchise that will allow us to unlock new stories every year with original music, possibly ending up in the realm of live or visual content. Machine Gun Kelly was an extremely logical and obvious partner for us. His brand pairs well with the season.”https://www.danadentata.com/https://www.instagram.com/danadentata/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/danadentata?lang=enhttps://www.facebook.com/danadentata/We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com​​Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Kittenpuke In this episode your hosts our joined by the podcast's producer Kittenpuke (Hello) to discuss the musical career and legacy of Emo Rap icon Lil Peep. They discuss his early days as a member of Schemaposse and his already near honed sound of melding Emo Pop / Emo tropes with Hip Hop, his future more mainstream oriented mixtapes in his mid-career of joining the Gothboiclique and teaming with partner in crime Lil Tracy and his later and posthumous sounds of a near full conversion into pure 2000's Emo sound. How has Lil Peep affected the current state of the rap scene as well as the Emo Rap scene that he helped create in the first play with the rest of the GBC, what does Peep do right that his copycats don't and how did many (including your hosts) make mistakes regarding how to first handle Peep unique lyricism and emotional dynamics and come to understand it only post-his death and with the hindsight of 20-20 and a better understanding of rapper's current daily struggles regarding drug abuse? Along the way the trio get into all kinds of offhand side tangents. Whether it be the return of Pat rambling about Hamilton, on the topic of recently released rapper Ruben Slikk, the new Taylor Swift album "Folklore", or a back and forth discussion between Pat and Optimal about Scorsese films. It's a jam packed episode sure to tug at the heart strings but bring the laughs along the way. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names!

This week I talk to AdamGoesHam about his come up story and how he built a massive underground music scene and community in LA with Ham On Everything. As well as learning self love and overcoming addiction. He's booked artists like Lil B, Waka Flocka, Danny Brown, Playboi Carti, Lil Pump, SmokePurp, Earl Sweatshirt, Lil Peep, Wicca Phase, Coldhart and Brennan Savage extremely early in their careers, sometimes even being their first shows! He also curated an extremely important stage at Emo Nite Day in 2017 including GothBoiClique, lil aaron, lil lotus, SMRTDEATH, familypet, shinigami, lil zubin and more In the second half of the episode Adam shares some incredible insight and advice on overcoming addiction, self love & care, building self esteem and more. If you like this episode, do me the biggest favor ever and share it! AdamGoesHam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamgoesham/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/adamgoesham Ham On Everything Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hamoneverything/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hamoneverything Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ftw/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/andrew_ftw/ Where Are All My Friends YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_TuYF3dJ0rF0L51_0DVaQ?sub_confirmation=1

Horse Head and Yawns talk GothBoiClique history, coping with the passing of group member Lil Peep, and their new record “We Had Our Fun” Horse Head and Yawns’ recently released We Had Our Fun is a stylistic leap forward, and a step away from previous projects that leaned heavily on emo vocal stylings over 808 heavy rap beats. Hear them talk about the new record, and how their exponential rise in popularity over the last few years has affected their lives and creative process.

The Sprung postbag overflows today, packed to bursting with interviews with Gothboiclique founder Wicca Phase Springs Eternal and composer, musician and producer Grand River. Plus Agricultural Challenge examines Gareth Bale's shithousery and there is more from our album of the week: WXAXRXP

Earlier this morning, Coog Radio had the opportunity to interview GothBoiClique’s Cold Hart, Fish Narc,...

#gothboiclique #wiccaphasespringseternal #fantasycamp Me filming and uploaded with Wicca Phase permission. Was honored to be invited out to Wicca’s live show and chill backstage with him and Smrtdeath and Fantasy Camp in April 2019. These guys are super nice in person. Wicca has promoted Esoteric Hollywood for me and I am grateful so I want to return the favor. We filmed a cool in-person interview which I’ll upload later, but was doubly honored when he asked me onstage and shouted out JaysAnalysis. I’m filming. Enjoy! For those who are new, we have always interviewed and talked with artists since the original JaysAnalysis interviews. If you missed our older interview, it’s below: https://youtu.be/QSsMnt0HZpU

Gutta koser seg nok en gang i studio en sen desemberkveld, og tar for seg mye spennende. Blant annet så har Linni droppet singel, Safario har droppet EP og Spotify Wrapped har blitt tilgjengelig for 2018. I tillegg har vi hørt på Kendrick Lamar sin instant classic: To Pimp a Butterfly. Cold Hart fra GothBoiClique er ukas artist.

In this special episode of Note To Scene we discuss the life and legacy of the soon-to-be legendary emo-rapper Lil Peep.

Listen in as we talk to Wicca Phase about his transformation from playing in bands to now, Gothboiclique, influences, and more! Check out 'STOP TORTURING ME' - @wiccaphasespringseternal Follow Independent Grind powered by Tech N9ne: Facebook - facebook.com/officialindependentgrind Twitter - twitter.com/IndieGrindDASH Instagram - instagram.com/indiegrind_official Check us out on Spotify - bit.ly/indiegrindSPOTIFY