Podcasts about Holy Roar Records

Roestig. Dat is wellicht de beste term om het muzikale jaar te omschrijven van Osmium-babbelaars Pim en Niels. Hoewel het een enorm goed muziekjaar was, en de heren fysiek fitter zijn dan ooit, lijken de rimpels in het luistergedrag van het duo alsmaar dieper en dieper te worden. Volgens traditie behandelen de heren aan het einde van het jaar hun persoonlijke jaarlijstjes en daarover zijn beide heren niet bijster positief. Waar zijn de verrassingen? Waar is de experimentatiedrang? Waar is de wil om de luistersleur te doorbreken? Als zelfs een twaalf maanden durende, honderd albums tellende luisterchallenge en een sloot aftandse festivals in allerlei uithoeken van het land én daarbuiten geen uitkomst kunnen bieden om de jaarlijsten in florissante staat te brengen, is er dan nog hoop voor de presentatoren van de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands? Gelukkig is er altijd nog de stem van de rede. En die is in handen van jullie. Juist, jij, beste luisteraar en lezer. De stembussen voor de Zware Metalen publieksjaarlijst zijn inmiddels geopend, en de presentatoren vertrouwen op jullie input om hun muzikale jaar te redden. Dus spreek de heren toe middels jullie eigen jaarlijstjes! Maar dat is niet het enige huiswerk dat jullie meekrijgen. Een jaarafsluiting betekent natuurlijk ook een prijsuitreiking. De vijfde editie van de fameuze en omstreden Osmium Awards staat op de rol, en ook daarvoor rekent het duo op jullie input. Volg de podcast op de socials en stuur de meest (of minst) urgente categorieën in waarin een award uitgereikt moet worden. Hoe debieler hoe beter! Met beeldmateriaal door Ruth Mampuys en muziek van DVNE en Spiritual Cramp. Onderwerpen: DVNE - Abode Of The Perfect Soul (00:00) Introductie over hoe Osmium in 2025 gaat rebranden naar 'de fitste podcast in het Nederlands' (00:10) Onderwerpen van deze aflevering: persoonlijke terugblik op 2024 met jaarlijstjes (01:47) Doe mee en stem voor de ZM Jaarlijst 2024! (03:44) Zend categorieën in voor de Osmium Awards 2024! (08:48) Hoe Niels gegijzeld werd door zijn eigen 100 album challenge (11:16) Jaarlijst van Pim (27:41) Jaarlijst van Niels (38:35) Favoriete optredens van Pim (48:04) Favoriete optredens van Niels (51:12) Hoe Osmium zichzelf kon herpakken in 2024 (56:43) Luistertip van Niels: Coilguns - Odd Love, laatste toevoeging aan de jaarlijst van Niels wint op eigen wijze de bronzen medaille (01:00:55) Luistertip van Pim: Witchfukker - Tapestry Of Unspeakable Horrors, dodelijke uitslag uitgegeven door de hardste keutel van Wit Konijn (01:04:04) Concerttip van Niels: VOWER in Merleyn, voortzetting van de Holy Roar Records scene brengt het ver op slechts één EP en trendwatcher Niels voorziet een gouden toekomst (01:07:46) Concerttip van Pim: Lugubrum in Willemeen, bruine metal goedgekeurd door het Zware Metalen forum voor mensen die op derde kerstdag niet naar een barbecue hoeven (01:11:54) Shout-outs (01:17:30) Links: Stemmen voor de ZM Jaarlijst 2024 Coilguns op Bandcamp Witchfukker op Wordpress VOWER in Merleyn Black Alley Ritual 2 in Willemeen met Lugubrum, Botulistum en Triste Saison Zware Metalen concertagenda Ruth Mampuys (Ruth-Less Photography website en Facebook)

On this week's episode, Peter and Sam discuss a couple shows they have been watching  lately, the comfort we find in our rituals, and the suburbs.The shows are Giri/Haji on Netflix, and Wu-Tang: An American Saga on Hulu.Our songs for this week:Rituals by Rolo Tomassi, from their 2018 album Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It released via Holy Roar Records.I Can't by Caitlyn Smith, from her 2020 album Supernova released via Monument Records.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2songs1couple)

Jack has experienced and learnt from many aspects of the music industry over the past decade. He spent his earlier years writing, recording and touring the UK and EU in his band Giants (signed with Holy Roar Records) and working for Basick records, and he is now primarily recording/producing as well as running a digital marketing agency. This incredibly talented and all round lovely bloke delivers some seriously sound advice for young artists. We discuss the world of streaming and how the way people consume music is changing, and what that means for artists releasing new material. He also covers playing live and the importance of running your band like a business. To find out more about Jack and the services he offers - drop him a line via the links below. www.jacklongman.com jack@jacklongman.com

Tijdens de avond waarop oorspronkelijk de blackmetalavond van de Zware Metalen jubileumconcertreeks in P60 plaats zou vinden, nemen een chagrijnige Pim en een dekking zoekende Niels uit pure ellende maar een nieuwe aflevering van Osmium - de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands - op. Thuis opgesloten gaan ze op een nostalgische tour. De uitslag van de Zware Metalen Millenniumlijst is namelijk bekend en dus zijn er een hoop nuances uit te diepen. Tevens zit Pim tien jaar in de redactie van Zware Metalen en viert Osmium haar eerste verjaring. Redenen tot feesten dus, maar we houden het noodzakelijkerwijs bij twee debatterende nerds. Onderwerpen: Amon Amarth - Twilight Of The Thunder God (00:00) Introductie over het trimmen van fades (00:10) Van hoge hoogten naar diepe diepten: de versobering van de Zware Metalen jubileumconcerten in P60 (02:25) Het IQ van het virus met onderscheid tussen high-brow en low-brow cultuur (04:26) De segway der segways en de vakantie van Niels naar Zweden (07:44) Nog een segway van hoge kwaliteit: de millenniumlijst van Zware Metalen (12:21) The Satanist op #1, het magnum opus van Behemoth (14:47) Met Amon Amarth op #2 de laatste twee hoofdacts van FortaRock aan de top (17:16) Gojira overspoelt de top 20 met drie albums (20:18) Comebackplaat van Iron Maiden op #8 (22:01) Amenra met Mass VI als hoogst genoteerde band van eigen bodem (24:25) Waarom staan er zoveel platen uit 2001 aan de top? (26:22) SpreadsheetPim komt terug met zijn spreadsheetporno (29:01) Tegenvallers aan de onderkant: de droogte van 2009 tot en met 2012 (33:25) Cross-correlaties van de notering in de millenniumlijst en de jaarlijst destijds (38:35) Opvallendheden, zoals geen Death Magnetic in de top 50 (40:28) Waarom de millenniumlijst minder belangrijk voelde dan de gewone jaarlijsten (45:30) Pim's betrokkenheid bij Zware Metalen door de afgelopen 10 jaar heen (47:29) Terugkijken op de eerste twintig afleveringen van Osmium, en waar de podcast heen kan gaan in de toekomst (53:00) Luistertip van Niels: Greg Puciato - Child Soldier: Creator Of God, ex-frontman van The Dillinger Escape Plan doet lekker z'n eigen ding (01:00:00) Luistertip van Pim: HEALTH - DISCO4 :: PART I, het summum van industrieel eclecticisme met hyperpop, transgenderelektro, trapmetal en grindcore (01:04:35) Te gast tijdens de volgende aflevering: Inge Janse van de radioshow Dood & Verderf (01:01:00) Shout-outs (01:11:19)

We konden niet slapen van enthousiasme, dus namen we een nieuwe aflevering van Osmium op in de vroege ochtend na het eerste jubileumconcert van Zware Metalen. Met het slaapzand in de ogen volgt een lyrisch verslag van de wijze waarop Graceless, Disquiet en Mouflon een uitverkochte avond in P60 - met recordomzet aan de bar - verzorgden. En terwijl het ijzer heet is, klappen we er meteen op met de line-up voor het tweede jubileumconcert: Terzij de Horde, Doodswens en Ggu:ll. Maar het leven van een succesvolle concertboeker gaat niet alleen over rozen, dus in bredere zin bespreken we wat er achter de schermen zoal plaatsvindt. We ronden af met een discussie over het plotsklapse instorten van Holy Roar Records. Met muziek van Graceless en foto van Rob van Dalen. Onderwerpen: Graceless - Warpath (00:00) Introductie en geneuzel (00:14) Vakantieperikelen (03:07) Onderwerpen van de aflevering (07:51) Jubileumconcerten van Zware Metalen (08:30) Sidetrack 1: Mord'A'Stigmata steelt onze banen (12:10) Sidetrack 2: LGBTQ+ kleurcodes (12:37) ZM deathmetalavond: lofzang over de fans, de bands en de aanpak van P60 (13:13) Zuurpruimerij en schuldbetuiging over het boekingsproces (22:34) Line-up ZM blackmetalavond en data toekomstige jubileumconcerten (32:23) Luisteren naar Osmium in 2023 (36:15) Pim’s luistertip: Glorious - Unashamed, punky hardcore met vele gezichten (37:41) Shockerend nieuws uit het kamp van Holy Roar Records (40:16) Shitstorm discussie: contracten, nasleep, geloof in slachtoffers (46:51) Niels’ luistertip: The Ocean - Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic, een geschiedenislesje verpakt in consistente, progressieve post-metal (59:49) Shout-outs (01:08:19)

Serena discusses the band's sudden departure from Holy Roar Records following allegations of serious sexual assault made against the label's owner.What's next for the album that is due to drop in just a couple of weeks, the uncertain immediate future for the band and how they digested the news along with the public in a stressful 24 hours.She also talks about the challenges of life on the road as a woman artist, dealing with sexism and creeps and how the scene has changed - for the better! - in the eight years since Svalbard appeared.And hopes for 2021 from a "bucket list" show on Bloodstock's main stage to back up plans should their tour with The Ocean fall through in January.*Please like, subscribe, comment and engage.For further info on Damnation Versus, or Damnation Festival visit:damnationversus.buzzsprout.comdamnationfestival.co.ukfacebook.com/damnationfestivalinstagram.com/damnationfestivaltwitter.com/damnationfest#damnationversus #svalbard

Justine Jones is the vocalist from Employed To Serve and works at an incredible label called Holy Roar Records and of course is our guest this week. We get in depth with nu-metal, being married to a band mate and life in England. Quite a pleasant chat and one that I hope you enjoy. Visit Rockabilia and use the code PC100WORDS for 15% off of your order. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Steve and Remfry are joined by Employed to Serve mic-abuser and Holy Roar Records impresario Justine Jones this week to review new albums by Five Finger Death Punch, Nova Twins, Sightless Pit, Toundra and Intronaut. Steve waxes lyrical about one of the best new bands he's seen live in a long long time and there's discussion around a topic raised last week of musicians who had better careers solo than in bands See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Car Bomb is, in many ways, an anomaly in extreme metal. They've done things on their own terms for nearly twenty years now and with each new album they continue to push not only their own boundaries but the boundaries of extreme metal. The recently released Mordial is yet another shining example of pushing forward and even toppling their fantastic Meta from 2016. Progressive, mathy, grind, bombastic, are all tags that fit the band's sound but still barely touch the totality of their capabilities and they showcase all of this and so much more on this new album. On the heels of Mordial's release, guitarist and co-founder Greg Kubacki took some time to chat with Josh about the album's development and how important being DIY has been for them over the years. They also spend some time on Metallica and Gojira, a recent trip to Germany's Euroblast, a venture with Holy Roar Records, and a whole mess of other topics. This is their conversation -- jump in and take listen! Mordial is available now on the band's Bandcamp page and on Holy Roar Records. To keep up with all things Car Bomb, visit their official website. 9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Danny Different & Paul Pod-Cast partake on an adventure to the local Vue Cinema to watch Lars Ulrich attempt to out drum a classically trained percussionist during S&M2. The results are mixed so Daniel invents a new corner in the review section.... Album of the week has begun. Featuring Metallica . Car Bomb . The Langoliers . Dillenger Escape Plan . Meshugger . The Futureheads . Jimmy Eat World . The Get Up Kids . Acid Reign . Anacrusis . Vulture . Colossal Squid . Adam Betts . Three Trapped Tigers . Mars Red Sky & 30,000 Monkeys.

Danny celebrates his first pilgrimage to ArcTanGent – the spiritual home of experimental, technical and progressive heavy music – by chatting to no less than FIVE of the most buzzed-about bands from this year's stacked lineup! Join us as we pop open a refreshing can(s) of beer and talk music, life and everything in between with: Greg Kubacki and Jon Modell from Car Bomb; Lucinda Livingstone and Conor Dawson from Cultdreams; Djamila Azzouz, Sam Chetan-Welsh and James Lewis from Ithaca; Tim Henson and Scott LePage from Polyphia; and Joe Caple and Chris Whitehorn from Wild Cat Strike! Want to hear Danny and Brad's thoughts on the performances across the weekend? Listen to the special ATG episode of The Bitchin' Review here: https://soundcloud.com/bitchinbrew/bitchin-review-arctangent-2019 Fuelled by Purity Brewing Co. - Great Beer, Real Character: puritybrewing.com/ -- Car Bomb's new album, 'Mordial', is out September 27th via Holy Roar Records: https://carbomb.bandcamp.com/album/mordial Cultdreams' new album, 'Things That Hurt', is out now via Big Scary Monsters: https://cultdreams.bandcamp.com/album/things-that-hurt Ithaca's debut album, 'The Language of Injury', is out now via Holy Roar Records: https://ithacauk.bandcamp.com/album/the-language-of-injury Polyphia's latest album, 'New Levels New Devils' is out now via Equal Vision Records: https://open.spotify.com/album/7GhytR6ZMWetf1jxAzITtG Wild Cat Strike's new EP, 'The Blood Orange Sessions', is out now via Small Pond Recordings: https://wildcatstrikeband.bandcamp.com/album/the-blood-orange-sessions -- Join the BITCHIN' CREW, the official Facebook community for friends, fans and listeners of Bitchin' Brew: www.facebook.com/groups/2374640246196440 Follow the BITCHIN' TUNES playlist (updated weekly) on Spotify: spoti.fi/31txBaC SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/bxtchxnbrew Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com Theme tune: 'Woes' by Scarecrow Boat (RIP)

It's almost time for another awesome festival, and you know what that means... It's time for another Bitchin' Festival Preview! Join Danny along with Pijn / Curse These Metal Hands drummer Nick Watmough and Gender Roles frontman Tom Bennett as they dissect the lineup for the 2019 edition of the UK's premier festival for all things experimental, progressive, technical and heavy, ArcTanGent. -- Gender Roles play the Bixler Stage on the Saturday (17th August) of ArcTanGent, and their debut album 'Prang' (released August 30th via Big Scary Monsters) is now available for pre-order at https://genderrolesuk.com/ Pijn play the PX3 Stage with an expanded string section on the Thursday (15th August). Listen to/order their debut album 'Loss' now via Holy Roar Records: http://www.holyroarrecords.com/products/624632-pijn-loss-preorder Curse These Metal Hands play the Yokhai Stage on the Saturday. Pre-order their debut S/T album (released August 16th also via Holy Roar Records) now at http://www.holyroarrecords.com/products/643710-pijn-conjurer-curse-these-metal-hands-preorder -- Join the BITCHIN' CREW, the official Facebook community for friends, fans and listeners of Bitchin' Brew: www.facebook.com/groups/2374640246196440 Follow the BITCHIN' TUNES playlist (updated weekly) on Spotify: spoti.fi/31txBaC SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/bxtchxnbrew Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com Theme tune: 'Woes' by Scarecrow Boat (RIP)

It's finally time to return to the lush surroundings of Upcote Farm for not necessarily the biggest, but arguably the best weekend of Festival Season... 2000trees! Join Danny as he cracks open some refreshing beers and sits down for chats with Damien Sayell from The St Pierre Snake Invasion, Ren Aldridge from Petrol Girls, Kim Song Sternkopf & Nicolai Hansen from MØL and Danny Garland & Alex Share from Phoxjaw... It's a stacked bill, and that's just the start! PART TWO COMING SOON... Fuelled by Purity Brewing Co. - Great Beer, Real Character: puritybrewing.com/ -- The St Pierre Snake Invasion's new album, 'Caprice Enchanté', is out now: tspsi.bandcamp.com/album/caprice-enchant Petrol Girls' new album, 'Cut & Stitch', is out now via Hassle Records: petrolgirls.bandcamp.com/album/cut-stitch Support Petrol Girls and the Solidarity Not Silence movement now: www.crowdjustice.com/case/solidaritynotsilence/ MØL's double EP re-release, 'I/II', is out now via Holy Roar Records: moeldk.bandcamp.com/album/i-ii Phoxjaw's new EP, 'A Playground for Sad Adults', is out now via Hassle Records: phoxjaw.bandcamp.com/album/a-playgr…for-sad-adults -- Join the BITCHIN' CREW, the official Facebook community for friends, fans and listeners of Bitchin' Brew: www.facebook.com/groups/2374640246196440 Follow the BITCHIN' TUNES playlist (updated weekly) on Spotify: spoti.fi/31txBaC SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/bxtchxnbrew Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com Theme tune: 'Woes' by Scarecrow Boat (RIP)

On Fresh is the Word, we like to deliver wisdom through great stories from the minds of bright creatives of pop culture. Through those stories, we like to dissect the journey of our guests and present actionable lessons and advice for our listeners no matter what career or avenue of artistry they pursue. The guest for this episode is Justine Jones, lead vocalist for the U.K. post-hardcore band Employed To Serve, who released their latest album Eternal Forward Motion earlier this year via Spinefarm Records. Jones is also the label manager for Holy Roar Records along with a contributor to Kerrang Magazine. During our chat, we talked about the new album Eternal Forward Motion and their new found confidence in making this record, growing into adulthood in a band, how the band formed, their musical influences, her upbringing, the topics the band likes to tackle, their process in writing an album, working with Spinefarm Records, and so much more! Each episode, the guest is asked to suggest someone from their life/career that should be on Fresh is the Word that would have good stories to tell. Jones chose Venom Prison vocalist Larissa Stupar. Purchase/Stream Eternal Forward Motion: employedtoserve.lnk.to/EternalForwardMotion Follow Employed To Serve: Web: employedtoserve.com Instagram: instagram.com/employedtoserve Facebook: facebook.com/employedtoserve Twitter: twitter.com/employedtoserve FRESH IS THE WORD PATREON: patreon.com/freshistheword THEME MUSIC Courtesy of Knox Money, Bang Belushi, and Foul Mouth. SPONSOR Founded in 2015, 20x20 Apparel brings original tributes to Pro Wrestling's classic arenas, moments and events. They look to spotlight the Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams along with the Biggest, Smallest, Strangest & Strongest. In the world of wrestling there are 100's of shirts, promotions, flyers, social media accounts and ads. Don't get lost in the sea of parody shirts and display fonts. We can provide professional graphic design services at a reasonable price. 20X20 also hand screen prints all tees in house. If you would like to discuss a possible run of tees, posters, koozies, foam fingers...Zubas, then drop them a line at 20x20apparel.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freshistheword/message

It's time to talk about the big dog of all rock and metal festivals in this edition of Bitchin' Festival Previews: the legendary Download Festival. Join Danny, Conjurer guitarist/co-vocalist Brady Deeprose and Trash Boat frontman Tobi Duncan as they take a look at this year's mega lineup, which is topped by Def Leppard, Slipknot and Tool. Conjurer play the Dogtooth Stage on Friday at 4pm. Pre-order 'Curse These Metal Hands', their collaborative record with Pijn, now via Holy Roar Records: http://www.holyroarrecords.com/store Trash Boat play the Avalanche Stage on Saturday at 5.05pm. Check out their latest album 'Crown Shyness', out now via Hopeless Records: https://www.trashboat.co.uk/ -- Join the BITCHIN' CREW, the official Facebook community for friends, fans and listeners of Bitchin' Brew: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2374640246196440 Follow the BITCHIN' TUNES playlist (updated weekly) on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/31txBaC SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/bxtchxnbrew Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com Theme tune: 'Woes' by Scarecrow Boat (RIP)

Joining Tim on this week's episode of the Just an Insight Podcast is Employed to Serve vocalist and Holy Roar Records label manger Justine Jones. The pair discuss how ETS has been Justine's one and only band, how the bands sound can almost be defined in chapters, how they have grown as a team and how nu-metal has influenced where they have come from. As always you can keep up to date with what Employed to Serve are doing on all the various social media platforms: Facebook - facebook.com/employedtoserve Twitter - @employedtoserve Instagram - @employedtoserve Remember to rate, subscribe and review the show where ever you are listening. You can also purchase a Just an Insight totebag from: https://justaninsight.bigcartel.com

Alex Fitzpatrick is the founder of Holy Roar Records. He talks about the formation and early years of Holy Roar, what he looks for in bands and how he discovers them, what Holy Roar does for it's artists, and how to get noticed by record labels. We also discuss physical vs digital sales, whether digital albums becoming redundant, and the future of Holy Roar and indie labels. Holy Roar: https://www.facebook.com/holyroarrecords (Facebook) | http://www.holyroarrecords.com (Website) | Spotify Artist of the week: Morild - https://www.facebook.com/morildcph/ (Facebook)

Paul chats with Ben from UK progressive doom monoliths Garganjua about their journey through the underground doom ranks & ‘Through The Void’, the band’s first album on Holy Roar Records.

Katy Weaver is a professional photographer who created a career for herself out of sheer drive and passion for photography. Katy is also one of Craig’s eldest friends from college at Oregon State - the two met at the college newspaper and wound up working together off and on for many years. So they’re pretty familiar and use this episode to catch up a bit while exploring how Katy went from taking photos of Craig’s metal band in college to taking them of hundreds of people and couples from literally all over the world.Katy is a prolific wedding photographer and provides a great deal of backstory and advice for doing great wedding photography, as well as what it looks like for her to give up the lens as she is currently planning her own wedding. The conversation also veers into some emotional spaces as Katy recently lost one of her best friends - but the memories, much like the photos, are what keep her going even through tragedy. This is one of the most heartfelt and loving conversations featured on this podcast and we hope that truly comes through.And if you want to check out more from Katy and to see her work, go to KatyWeaver.com or find her on Instagram!MUSIC NOTE:- This week you got to hear tunes from the ridiculous new Holy Fawn LP, “Death Spells,” which was released last year through Holy Roar Records and Deathwish Inc in the states. The album was officially re-issued by Triple Crown Records last week so you can expect a lot more greatness from the band!- Holy Fawn plays loud heavy pretty noises - their words - and it all creates atmospheres that envelope the listener into a world of unknown possibilities. The band allows its songs room to breathe and expand into massive soundscape that began as a mere murmur.- On this episode, you got to hear the tracks, “Arrows,” and “Drag Me Into the Woods,” which you can access digitally through the band’s bandcamp page or on Spotify and Apple Music. There is bound to be a new vinyl pressing, but you may need to be a little patient.THE CONNECTEDU NETWORK- This week, you got to learn about the ConnectEDU Network, of which this podcast is now a contributing member!- ConnectEDU Network connects the unique perspectives and expert insight of higher education through podcasting. If you’re affiliated with higher education – from professor to director of marketing – you’ll be able to find a podcast that fits your style. Our podcasts are produced and hosted by passionate and innovative members of the field, all fueled by the excitement of the future of higher education.- You should check out all of the Network’s content creators and podcasts right now if you’re looking for some new education-based pods!And you can now join our Facebook community by CLICKING HERE!THE ART OF SURVIVAL UPDATEWe've officially rebranded The Art of Survival and launched a revamping of our website - artissurvival.com! Check out the MANY resources we have available and please feel free to read our stories and share your own!We are also excited to announce a brand new Patreon account - so if you would like to support our work, please check out your options of how to do so! Even $5/month can go a long way!Check out the link here:https://www.patreon.com/artofsurvivalAnd if you haven't noticed, we're dedicating ourselves to the music scene moving forward - so if your band/venue would like to work with us, please reach out!FOLLOW, RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE!- Any love on the iTunes app helps! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE ITUNES STORE!- Don't forget, Android users - we are now on the Google Play Store!!- We're also FINALLY on Stitcher, so head over there if that's your preferred platform!- Follow along on Instagram and Twitter @eduPUNXpod!Thanks so much for tuning in - we will be back next week with another great chat!

Two in a row! And not nearly as late as usual! Like an out of control freight train in a late 90s action film, the Album of the Month series continues its perilous journey, this time picking Ithaca and their debut full-length The Language of Injury -- our Album of the Month selection for February 2019! It's a full crew as Chris, Hera, Dan, Jon, Vincent and New Guy Charles dive into the brutal and beautiful hardcore of UK-based Ithaca's debut full length, out February 1st through Holt Roar Records. We celebrate Hera's birthday, put Charles through our ritualistic hazing, and talk a lot about the expectations of a hardcore album and how over the course of 30 minutes Ithaca subverts them. Technical difficulties are surmounted, and we dive into what else ticked our collective fancies in February. All that plus a special end guest (not really - its just Josh)! So jump on in and enjoy the hijinks. Better yet, head on over to Bandcamp and give Ithaca a listen, too! 9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Your hosts interview Justine Jones. She is the vocalist with hardcore band Employed To Serve who have recently signed with the major label Spinefarm Records. We talk about their new album, about the members leaving, Justine's day job at Holy Roar Records and of course her upcoming wedding plans. FACEBOOK SPINEFARM

Paul talks to Joseph Thorpe, bass player with Body Hound & they chat about all things new album, their Indiegogo campaign, his previous life in Rolo Tomassi & of course, Chris Isaak's 'Wicked Game'. Indiegogo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/body-hound-no-moon-debut-album#/ Bandcamp: https://bodyhound.bandcamp.com/album/rhombus-now

Paul can not stop listening to the new A.A. Williams EP. He could if he wanted to but he doesn't want to. This is actually Paul writing this. I'm talking about myself in the 3rd person. It's weird. https://www.facebook.com/aawilliamsmusic https://www.aawilliamsmusic.com

The 50th episode of the podcast and it's a huge honour to have co-guitarist, co-vocalist and band manager Brady Deeprose from UK post-metal band Conjurer join me on the podcast. We talk about forming a band, balancing music with your job, being self managed, working with PR, signing to Holy Roar Records, vocal technique and spreadsheets. Brady discusses his strict approach to Conjurer, the years of hard work that slowly produces huge rewards….and The Darkness. You know, the glam metal band from the early 2000's. Conjurer: https://www.facebook.com/conjureruk/ (Facebook) | https://conjureruk.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) Artists of the week: God Complex - Facebook Press To Meco- https://www.facebook.com/presstomeco/ (Facebook)

Paul Waller speaks with A.A. Williams about her upbringing, the romance of falling in love with music & her debut, self-titled E.P. on Holy Roar Records.

This episode does what it says on the tin. The new Ithaca single has made a massive impression on Paul who gives vocalist Djamila a quick call to chat about the recording process. 15 minutes all in for the win. ITHACA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IthacaUK/ ITHACA Bandcamp: https://ithacauk.bandcamp.com

Remfry sat down with Holy Roar Records founder Alex Fitzpatrick and label assistant Sam Robinson to discuss the label that in 2018 alone brought you stunning releases from Rolo Tomassi, Møl, Conjurer, Svalbard, Boss Keloid, Pijn, Talons, Ohhms, Slow Crush, Secret Cutter, Modern Rituals, Garganjua, Giver, Group of Man, Portrayal of Guilt and Burning Vow.Over almost 2 hours, they discuss the history of the label, and how they’ve built them up to be rock’s premier UK underground label for dark, heavy and extreme music. We discuss successes, mistakes, highs, lows and dive head-first into a lengthy diversionary diatribe about music streaming wherein Alex single-handedly devises an idea to save the music industry at large. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Lucy is the only one who has played a video game so we delve into the realms of board games once again. Aadil kicks off the episode chatting about ‘Coup’ and ‘Codewords’. Lucy then gets into ‘Return of the Obra Dinn’ basically telling Ben and Aadil that they would love it. Talk turns to Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and the revelation that none of us have played it which leads into Lucy’s initial impressions and general chat around Red Dead Redemption 2. Lucy has another week off the beers as she went to an Amundsen tap take over the night before recording so recounts some of the beers she enjoyed. Ben and Aadil do drink whilst recording. Ben starts […]

This week Lucy is the only one who has played a video game so we delve into the realms of board games once again. Aadil kicks off the episode chatting about 'Coup' and 'Codewords'. Lucy then gets into 'Return of the Obra Dinn' basically telling Ben and Aadil that they would love it. Talk turns to Assassin's Creed Odyssey and the revelation that none of us have played it which leads into Lucy's initial impressions and general chat around Red Dead Redemption 2. Lucy has another week off the beers as she went to an Amundsen tap take over the night before recording so recounts some of the beers she enjoyed. Ben and Aadil do drink whilst recording. Ben starts with a 'Ransack the Universe' IPA from Canadian based Collective Arts Brewing whilst Aadil drinks, from our Bristol friends Good Chemistry with Holy Roar Records, 'Roar Power' Pale Ale. Aadil sticks with the collabs for his second beer having the Fierce and left Handed Giant 'Nervous Laughter' Sour IPA. Ben ends with the 'Marshmallow Stout' from New Bristol Brewery. Remember you can always join in with our random chats over on our Discord server at https://discord.gg/7AmJhn6

Dustin Ramsdell is the Higher Ed Geek. Dustin hosts a podcast called The Higher Ed Geek Podcast - and he runs the ConnectEDU podcast network. He also works in the eduTech realm - where he is the Student Affairs Lead for Noodle Education. Like me, Dustin got his start wanting to be in secondary education, but eventually found his way into student affairs - which he left not long ago. Yet, their paths have crossed over the years, and while Dustin has (temporarily) left traditional college campuses, the two used this opportunity to catch up!This is a special week because Dustin and I decided to team up for a dual-episode! So you get to hear me interview Dustin on this podcast and if you’d like (and you SHOULD), you can head over to HIS podcast and listen to him interview me about all of the things I geek out for! We hope you enjoy this double-header podcast week!ADVERTISING NOTE:- This week, we hyped up Dustin Ramsdell's podcast, the Higher Ed Geek Podcast! Dustin used to host the Student Affairs Collective Podcast and he's been off on his own for over a year now, seeking out the geeks in the field of Higher Education!- The Higher Ed Geek Podcast is live on all streaming sties, so give him a follow, and subscribe to the podcast - and in the meantime, while you wait for it to launch, you can peruse Dustin's site to see all the cool stuff he has done throughout his career so far.MUSIC NOTE:- This week we shared tunes from the new Slow Crush album, “Aurora,” which came out on September 28 through Holy Roar Records! If you’re in Europe, you can get a vinyl copy, CD, or digital copy of the album through Holy Roar or for folks like me in AMERICA, you can get your copies through Deathwish Records!- Slow Crush is a fantastic fuzzy shoegaze band from Belgium - the band has been building on its impressive 2017 EP, “Ease,” which gained them a great amount of attention in the scene and now they’ve fully immersed their listeners in even more lush and inviting tunes. - In this episode, we played the songs, “Glow,” “Aurora,” and “Tremble.”- Also, all of the band’s music is already available FOR DOWNLOAD on their bandcamp site, so you have no reason to not download this album right now!As always, you can CHECK OUT OUR SPOTIFY PLAYLIST!And don’t forget to join our Facebook community by CLICKING HERE!FRAGILE BIRD - “Be Patient”I also shared that I recently released my first new solo song through my new performance moniker, Fragile Bird. You can check out the live one-take music video I recorded with my friend Matt Hamer here!You can also download a digital copy of the song by visiting MY bandcamp page!The song is about the loss of my father and how that loss actually helped me control a massive eating disorder I have had for many years.FOLLOW, RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE!- Any love on the iTunes app helps! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE ITUNES STORE!- Don't forget, Android users - we are now on the Google Play Store!!- We're also on Stitcher, so head over there if that's your preferred platform!- Follow along on Instagram and Twitter @eduPUNXpod!Thanks so much for tuning in and we will be back next week with a new episode!

Dan reports from the Big Smoke where he caught Ghost at The Royal Albert Hall. Meanwhile, Paul seems to hate everything & admits to thieving CDs & does the weakest Luke Skywalker impression you ever did hear, all with the help from... METAL HAMMER: April 2012 ROCK SOUND Issue 144: February 2011 Bands Discussed: Kiss . Kroh . Ace Frehley . Joan of Arc . Vodun . Street Soldier . XcanaanX . Good Clean Fun . Ghost . Ian Svenonius . The Make Up . Killswitch Engage . Butcher Babies . Wendy O’Williams . Black Sabbath . Conan . Blood Ceremony . Primal Rock Rebellion . Sikth . Cancer Bats . Meshuggar . Epica . Black Breath . King Diamond . Bring Me The Horizon . Mogwai . Fronteirer . Das Oath . Architects . Enter Shikari . Holy Roar Records . Black Mass . La Dispute . Foxing

In the first instalment of a jam-packed two-part episode, Danny grabs some hangs with a handful of the excellent bands that played this year's 2000 Trees Festival. Expect chat with: - Black Peaks vocalist Will Gardner and guitarist Joe Gosney about their hotly-anticipated new album and Pokémon - Conjurer bassist Connor Marshall and drummer Jan Krause about breaking the mould in extreme music and 'double windmilling' - Press to MECO's Luke Caley, Adam Roffey and Lewis Williams about growing up in the same local music scene and culture shocks in Texas - VUKOVI singer Janine Shilstone and guitarist Hamish Reilly about working on new material and wardrobe malfunctions Check out part two of 'Bitchin' Brew goes to 2000 Trees', featuring Boston Manor, The Dirty Nil, Gloo, Vodun and Fatherson! https://soundcloud.com/bitchinbrew/027-2000-trees-special-part-two Black Peaks' new album 'All That Divides' is out October 5th via Rise Records / BMG. Pre-order the album and book tickets for their UK & European headline shows in October / November: http://www.blackpeaks.com/ Conjurer's debut album 'Mire' is out now via Holy Roar Records. Get the album now and see the band on tour with Conan in November / December: https://conjureruk.bandcamp.com/ Press to MECO's second album 'Here's to the Fatigue' is out now via Marshall Records. Pick up a copy and check the band out on their UK headline tour in October / November: http://presstomeco.com/ VUKOVI's self-titled debut album is out now via LAB Records. Play it loud: http://www.vukovi.co.uk/ Theme tune: 'Woes' by Scarecrow Boat, available now digitally and on limited edition cassette via Ol' Boat Records: scarecrowboatpunk.bandcamp.com/ SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/b.brewcast Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com

Nic & Holger chat with Paul about the creation of their debut album for Holy Roar Records, ‘JORD’ and also delve into the history of the band from winning the Danish High Voltage Rock Award for Best Upcoming Band to their recent collaboration with director Morton Buzejka Trads on their video for ‘Bruma’. MØL’s 80s pick: My Bloody Valentine - Isn’t Anything.

Andrew and Luke are joined by Alex from Ghost Whale bottle shop in Brixton and Holy Roar Records to talk lager music, neo-nazi audiences, and a hatred of bret, ska and celery. Beers from: Mike Hess Brewing - Grapefruit Solis (Grapefruit IPA) Redchurch Brewery - On Skins: Cherry (Cherry Sour) To Øl - Black Malts & Body Salts (Black IPA with Coffee) Straffe Hendrik - Wild 2017 (Wild Tripel) Show Notes: Ghost Whale Holy Roar Records Alex's band (Pariso) Alcopop! Records Big Scary Monsters Beer Shop Hitchin Club 85, Hitchin

In our first ever episode we talk to the man behind it all, Alex Fitzpatrick. We talk about the early days of Holy Roar Records, influences on the label, his previous work with Throats and Rolo Tomassi as well as bands he has had his eye on recently. Enjoy! iTunes(rate/review!) - http://apple.co/1HZNkB3

Presenting The sixth God Is In The TV Zine podcast. www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk Featuring artists that have featured on our pages over the past few months, alongside some interesting, innovative tracks you may never have heard before. TRACKLIST: 1. Bix Sixes - The Devil Makes Work For Idle Hands To Do “I’m devoted to being hopeless but you barely noticed/You hands are like knives and your eyes are like locusts” twitches Big Sixes’ singer over a frenetic tropical beat, that bursts forth into an addictive chorus. It brings to mind everyone from Vampire Weekend to the early work of the Libertines whilst retaining a introspective edge of authenticity. This FREE DOWNLOAD ‘The Devi Makes Work For Idle Tongues’(below) is a cracking introduction to this mysterious Bedfordshire three piece. Read more:http://s.tt/12S7W 2. The Love Language - Pedals Following recent shows supporting Arcade Fire in the US, The Love The Language just played their debut European shows. The one taster they’ve allowed to seap out to the public is the free download ‘Pedals’ below, a sweepingly tune that bares swooning choral hallmarks are brave and tender. Swelling through delicately arranged orchestration and collapsing into gloriously melodic cresendos not too dissimilar to the the early work of Arcade Fire or The Decemberists! Read more: http://s.tt/12QZT 3. And And And - Buy You And And And makes driving, gritty, energetic indie rock songs infused with a classic DIY punk ethos and a penchant for experimental instrumentation. These recordings embody the emotional mess that is an And And And live show. http://soundcloud.com/fanaticpro/and-and-and-buy-you 4. Kindest Lines - Destructive Paths To Live Happily Initially it appears obvious Louisiana’s Kindest Lines delicious reverb heavy lo-fi sound is inhabited with the ghosts of early Joy Division and The Cure. But somewhere on their debut long player Covered in Dust they settle on a feminine draped sound that’s somewhat more individual. Somehow reassembling the dark post punk era and flecks it with hints at disco sound of the next decade. Read More: http://s.tt/12RRP 5. Brontide - Matador Sprawlingly magnificent post rock instrumentalists from Brighton Brontide released their debut album ‘Sans Souci’ on the 30th of May on Holy Roar Records. To celebrate they are gave away the track ‘Matador.’ Read More: http://s.tt/13cM5 6. Knesset - Steady Hands KNESSET are a shoegaze American band, based in and between Phoenix and Los Angeles. Producing shattering waves of cinematic walls of noise, and impressively lingering, epic lyrical narratives that reach inside your ribcage and grab you by the heart…. Read More: http://s.tt/12QlZ 7. An Axe - Love, My Evil One minute and twenty six seconds. I can barely make a cup of tea in that time. That in that space of time Bristolian dramatists An Axehave produced a mini melodrama is testament to the quality of their work. “Love, My Evil” – and its instrumental counterpart “Let Law Be Upheld” – is a stellar single. Read More: http://s.tt/12UxS 8. Little Arrow - Aeroplane West Wales outfit Little Arrow are that rare thing, a genuinely heartwarming group informed by an ancient folk tradition but not consumed by it. An act seemingly completely oblivious to the prevailing trends, making music for the sake of expression and in an attempt to affect the listener.Their fine album ‘Music, Masks & Poems’released earlier this year on the quality Cardiff inprint Bubblewrap is the product of a genuinely communal effort(made up of friends and family members, including Margret Hughes his mother who provides a comforting female tone in the ether throughout). Read More: http://s.tt/130w5 9. Plant Plants - Hands That Sleep New duo, Plant Plants release their new self titled debut EP on the 20th of June. It’s produced by Jas Shaw(one half of SMD’s production team) and released on This Is Music new imprint, Less Music. It’s four tracks exhibit their skillful creativity for blending glorious harmonies with electronic rhythms and organic hip hop samples. Read More: http://s.tt/12RVy 10. papercranes - Sea Red Anchored by lead singer and songwriter, Rain Phoenix, and flanked by her revolving cast of collaborators, papercranes, released their second album in the UK on the 11th July via Manimal Vinyl(Bat For Lashes, Warpaint, Sister Crayon). Download the seething rhythms and raw vocal power of ‘Sea Red’ below, it’s awesome! Read More: http://s.tt/12RxK 11. AutoKratz - A -Train autoKratz have second album SELF HELP FOR BEGINNERS is an innovative journey through dark electronic pop, hands-in-the-air garage techno and carefully nurtured moments of beauty featuring guests Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order), Andrew Innes (Primal Scream) and Jagz Kooner. Download the album track ‘A-Train’ below. Read More: http://s.tt/12Txi 12. Super Man Revenge Squad - The Summer We Finally Cut Our Hair Ben Parker(Superman revenge Squad,Nosferatu D2 ) has sent us a track-by-track guide through their cult classic album ‘We’re Gonna Walk Around This City With Our Headphones On To Block Out The Noise’ (which was later released on Audio antihero). It was loosely written as an anniversary to their formation and split(both in June). Enjoy: Read More http://s.tt/12V49 13. Andy Petr - Drinking Milk From His Hands Electronic boy genius Andy Petr, is a 19-year old bedroom producer. Prolific beyond his years, Milwaukee native Andy Petr recently signed with Brooklyn-based Mixpak records and released his debut album Rapper Turned Singer EP on May 10th. Andy’s profuse output of intricate chops doesn’t stop there. He is also delivering a spate of free EPs which APD004 being the first. The trilogy of EPs will feature original material as well as heavy reworkings of some of his favorite rap songs. Sample one of his innovative tracks below. Read More: http://s.tt/12UQ9 14. Oax - Love And Crashing After four years of heavy touring schedules with Bishop Allen and The Rosebuds, it was time to leave New York and head back South to his home of Houston, TX. Not the hippest city in the country, but that was sort of the point. What started as a open-ended hiatus from music and a venture into graduate school in architecture at Rice University, it didn’t take too long before Giorgio Angelini started writing music again. Oh, and there was a break-up, of course. What record worth it’s weight in wax hasn’t been seeded by a good ol’ fashioned heart ripping? Distance is, indeed, a killer.Oax is the result. The name coming from the seemingly endless canopy of live oak trees that covers Houston like a carpet. Not native to Houston, the trees were planted by early settlers as a way to provide shelter from the punishing Texas sun. And lucky enough, they managed to thrive like weeds in the swampy bayou soup of Houston soil. Read More: http://s.tt/12XSw 15. Laura Stevenson & The Cans - Master Of Art As some of the finest musicians Brooklyn has to offer, it’s hard to believe Laura Stevenson & The Canshaven’t achieved the epic fame their music demands. They can jump from subtle folk, to bluegrass, to rock, to punk and back again within the bat of an eyelid. Stevenson can manipulate her voice to sound kitsch and rabid at any one time; she can put out stars and light them back up again. I’d be unsurprised if she spends most of her time walking on her hands. One minute you’re listening to a leftfield take on acoustic music; the next you’re basked in a fervour that borders shouty, punchy hysteria. And it always works; there are never any flaws. Read More: http://s.tt/12RGS 16. Jonnie Common - Hand- Hand Red Deer Club present their first album on vinyl “Master Of None’ from Glasgwegian Jonnie Common it gets a release on the 1st of August. Jonnie previously worked under the monniker Tiny Steps releasing records through the Fence Collective. A summerous collection of wondrously understated pop oddities, coming in at just over thirty minutes, at moments it understated charm reminds one of the quieter more modest moments of the National’s work.At others his twinkling instrumentals and quick fire, playful vocal ticks are wonderfully redolant of The Beta Band. Stream the entire album below. Read More: http://s.tt/12RGc 17. Inca Gold - Dark Moves After a well received debut EP, Inca Gold I in February, London four piece Inca Gold released the second in a triptych for 2011, Inca Gold II on 8th June on Color and Vision Records. Ethereal vocals? Check? Keyboard bleeps? Swirling Psychedelia? Yep Cinematic atmosphere!? Yes sirrreee…. The equation for Inca Gold‘s wide screen soundscapes could appear in a book about ‘how to surf the zeitgeist in 2011′s all too cluttered music scene.’ But wait their formula doesn’t contain pretension of MGMT, the blandness of the xx, or the sheer annoyance of The Naked or the Famous! Inca’s modest lilting, dreamy refrains ghost their way into your brain like half remembered dreams of the past. Read More: http://s.tt/12Qv4 18. Grant K Fennell -Three O'Clock Starting out on the live circuit aged just 13, Grant K. Fennell has meticulously climbed his way up the musical ladder, fusing with psych, ska, garage and folk troupes along his way. This isn’t because Fennell doesn’t want to shackle himself down to the restrictions of a singular genre – it is simply because he can’t. With tastes and influences as extensive as his (Flaming Lips, Nick Drake, Mastodon, Frank Zappa, Animal Collective, Van Morrison, Coheed and Cambria, Kate Bush, Queens of the Stone Age), Grant’s music is a sedimentary of sounds, with layers of prog, folk rock, hardcore, desert rock, country, even blaxploitation, forming the musical force that he is. Read More: http://s.tt/12Q6c Godisinthepod6 by godisinthetvzine.co.uk Godisinthepodsix by Godisinthepod on Mixcloud All content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co.uk