Podcasts about Into Another

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In this episode of the podcast we talked to the man behind the Long Road Home Animal Sanctuary, Greg Edge. Mark and Chris have been friends with Greg for a long time and he has a long and storied history in hardcore as a photographer but now hes directing his energies into animal welfare which has always been his goal from the start. We talked to Greg about our friendship, hardcore, animal welfare and a whole lot more. Check it out! Episode music is I'll be Damned by Into Another

In this episode of the podcast we talked to the man behind the Long Road Home Animal Sanctuary, Greg Edge. Mark and Chris have been friends with Greg for a long time and he has a long and storied history in hardcore as a photographer but now hes directing his energies into animal welfare which has always been his goal from the start. We talked to Greg about our friendship, hardcore, animal welfare and a whole lot more. Check it out! Episode music is I'll be Damned by Into Another

When hard bands go soft... Today on HardLore we explore our favorite "soft" songs played by bands that are normally much harder. Not every ballad is soft and not every soft song is a ballad. We're here to fill the gaps and educate the HardLore listeners by expanding their musical palette, because we all know that the hardest thing a band can truly do is sing about their feelings or take a sonic risk. THE HARDLORE AWARDS, live at Brain Dead Studios Fairfax in Los Angeles, California on December 18th, get tickets now: https://link.dice.fm/N668dfab0647 Join the HARDLORE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/jA9rppggef This episode is brought to you by ATHLETIC GREENS! Try AG1 at athleticgreens.com/HARDLORE to receive a free 1-year supply of vitamin D and 5 travel packs of AG1. Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code HARDLORE at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod FOLLOW HARDLORE: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/hardlorepod/ TWITTER | https://twitter.com/hardlorepod SPOTIFY | https://spoti.fi/3J1GIrp APPLE | https://apple.co/3IKBss2 FOLLOW COLIN: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/colinyovng/ TWITTER | https://www.twitter.com/ColinYovng FOLLOW BO: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/bosxe/ TWITTER | https://www.twitter.com/bosxe Check out our merch at https://knotfest.com/store/?view=hardlore Find all of our videos at https://knot1.co/3vWXsbx #HardLore

Forged in the crucible of the Tri-State hardcore and thrash scenes, New York City's Into Another released three genre-defying albums that blend together -- seemlessly -- the disparate sensibilities of its members. The band's membership boasts a heritage that includes such stalwart acts as Whiplash and Youth of Today, though Into Another's rich, mystical rock hardly betrays those roots. Episode 102 of Radical Research does its best to reveal the treasures of this tragically-overlooked band.  Note I: Please consider donating if you listen to Radical Research often: https://www.paypal.me/rrpodcast We also have a webstore where you can find shirts, CDs, and books, many of them recently restocked: http://radicalresearch.org/shop/ Music cited in order of appearance: “Robot Whales” (Into Another, 1991) “Underlord” (Into Another, 1991) “While I Die” (Into Another, 1991) “As It Were” (Into Another, 1991) “Laughing at Oblivion” (Ignaurus, 1994) “Maritime Murder” (Ignaurus, 1994) “William” (Ignaurus, 1994) “Mutate Me” (Seemless, 1995) “Locksmiths & Lawyers” (Seemless, 1995) “For a Wounded Wren” (Seemless, 1995) “Crossed” (Omens, 2017) Radical Research is a conversation about the inner- and outer-reaches of rock and metal music. This podcast is conceived and conducted by Jeff Wagner and Hunter Ginn. Though we consume music in a variety of ways, we give particular privilege to the immersive, full-album listening experience. Likewise, we believe that tangible music formats help provide the richest, most rewarding immersions and that music, artwork, and song titles cooperate to produce a singular effect on the listener. Great music is worth more than we ever pay for it.

We had a blast talking to touring drummer/musician Drew Thomas. Playing since the age of 13 Drew has been apart of the early NYC Hardcore scene in such bands as Youth Of Today, Bold, Into Another as well as and more recently the band Dead Heavens. Go check all of that out. Listen in and hear about the dreaded tour butt and all it comes with being on the road. We also talk about a legend/pretty sure it's fake story about the world's longest shit. Enjoy. To see/hear Drew just follow #drewbeat and you'll stumble upon some of his work.

Issue no: 589. March 23 1996. This week we talk about Garbage, Killing Joke, Metallica, Everclear, Send No Flowers, White Zombie, Filter, Almighty, Into Another, Skyscraper, Soundgarden, Skin, Whatever, EyeHateGod, plus all of the regulars including feedback, lives, albums, singles, news, and much more. Instagram: kerrangbackissues Twitter: @kerrangpod Email: kerrangbackissues@gmail.com The Kerrang! singles of the week can be heard heard here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2mMnTM0tVsbeoTNXjyq7Zu?si=5aa57b3d54594f19

Issue no: 584. February 17 1996. This week we talk about Hole, Flaming Lips, Iron maiden, 3 Colours Red, The Ramones, White Devil, Rage Against The Machine, Machine Head, Everclear, Bon Jovi, Sepultura, Tripping Daisy, Into Another, plus all of the regulars including feedback, lives, albums, singles, news, and much more. Instagram: kerrangbackissues Twitter: @kerrangpod Email: kerrangbackissues@gmail.com The Kerrang! singles of the week can be heard heard here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3TQGFzTS1TqBNMzwapU7a1?si=ff60e0062f1b437e

And we are back! This episode Hoya welcomes Richie Birkenhead. Hoya and Richie talk about everything that's been up, Numskuls, Underdog, Youth Of Today, Into Another, Touring, Recording, Hollywood Records, Writing, Hip Hop and much much more! Make sure to stay up to date with everything Smokin Word, MADBALL and Hoya Roc by following Hoya on Instagram @hoyaroc357 and following the Instagram of the podcast @thesmokinwordpodcast . Check out behind the scenes footage and unlocked episodes of the podcast before the rest of the world at patreon.com/thesmokinword . Always sponsored by CasaDeRoc.com. Follow, share, like, comment, and don't forget to smash that subscribe button!!!

The moniker "post-hardcore" was used to describe the wave of bands following the hardcore-punk sound but pushing the musical envelope. In the 80s it was Husker Du and Minute, the 90s Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Jawbox. None were exactly the same, each stretching and pushing the boundaries of what made up post-hardcore. New York City, home to Helmet, Quicksand, and Chavez, was fertile ground for the sound, which included Into Another. On their 1994 sophomore album, Ignaurus, the band take the edge and energy of post-hardcore, combine it with some progressive rock, and end up with a sound unlike just about anyone else was making at the time.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - Running Into Walls 14:44 - Maritime Murder 30:24 - Anxious 45:02 - Poison Fingers Outro - Ungodly   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

The moniker "post-hardcore" was used to describe the wave of bands following the hardcore-punk sound but pushing the musical envelope. In the 80s it was Husker Du and Minute, the 90s Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Jawbox. None were exactly the same, each stretching and pushing the boundaries of what made up post-hardcore. New York City, home to Helmet, Quicksand, and Chavez, was fertile ground for the sound, which included Into Another. On their 1994 sophomore album, Ignaurus, the band take the edge and energy of post-hardcore, combine it with some progressive rock, and end up with a sound unlike just about anyone else was making at the time.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - Running Into Walls 14:44 - Maritime Murder 30:24 - Anxious 45:02 - Poison Fingers Outro - Ungodly   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

We get into our post-hardcore bag this week with Into Another's 'Ignaurus' album. Let's go! Hit us up! Instagram/Twitter: @TracksPod Email: Trackspod@gmail.com

YO!!! Sad to say, as far as Rev proper releases go, this is our last episode on the almighty INTO ANOTHER. "Seemless" was released in 1995 via Hollywood Records on CD and tape. However, as often happened in the 90s, Revelation Records released the album on vinyl with its own catalog number. Enjoy this conversation with the founding members of this fantastic band and let us know if you want an episode on "Omens". 

Hello and welcome to REPLY ALT, the only/greatest newsletter about music in the world. Welp, SELLOUT has been out for a week and the response has been so overwhelming. Every morning I wake up to dozens and dozens and dozens of nice messages from you all. Apologies if I haven’t gotten to all of them but I really appreciate the support! I’ve done approximately 9,000 interviews about the book recently if you want to read/listen to any of em. There have been a few new ones I’m probly forgetting. I was interviewed by Mark Hoppus, which kinda blows my mind. He asked me to settle the debate: The Blue Album vs. Pinkerton. Naturally, I panicked and asked him to settle MY debate: Dookie vs. The Blue Album. He chose wisely. (Dookie.)Aaaaaanyway. I mentioned the other day that I was starting an interview series called Sellout Stories, where I expand the major-label tales of people in the book. (My first guest was Chris from Anti-Flag.) Since Texas Is the Reason’s Norman Brannon makes an appearance in the chapter on Jimmy Eat World, talking about how great Clarity is, I figured he should be the second guest and woooo boy what a story his band had!This conversation ended up being so much deeper than I’d expected. We talked a lot about putting mental health first, the added difficulty of being a closeted gay man in the face of rock stardom, and lots of other heavy topics. Also, haircuts. This was a really special chat and I hope you like it. You can listen above or on Spotify, Apple, etc. If you want the short text version, below is the section about Norman that appears in my new photo zine, MAJOR LABEL DEBUT, which you can pick up in my online store.Oh, and if you’re in the NY area, come to Vitus this Saturday! I’ll be in conversation with Geoff Rickly. Non-ticketed. Just show up. I’ll have books for sale. Happy to sign em. Also, the first 20 people who buy a book there will get a FREE photo zine. The first 10 people to buy multiple copies will get a FREE tote bag.SELLOUT is a book about bands releasing their major label debut albums, so technically Texas Is the Reason was ineligible for inclusion. But as far as major-label signings go, the New York band might take the award for all-time closest near miss. The band had people interested in them from their very first show in 1994, says guitarist Norman Brannon. They played six songs in his Manhattan living room for their group of friends, who happened to be members of bands like Youth of Today and Sick of It All, as well as people who ran or worked for record labels. So, there were eyes on them from day one, and they had the chance to go major very early.“At that time in New York City, there were only two streams,” says Brannon. “You were either going to be an indie band or you were going to be a major band. Quicksand, Into Another, Orange 9mm, Sick of It All, CIV, they were all on major labels. So it wasn’t foreign to us because those people were all our friends and they didn’t seem to be having a difficult or miserable time on a major label. I wasn’t super anti-major, but it didn’t feel right.” Wanting more time to figure out what their band was about, Texas Is the Reason shooed away major label A&Rs by locking in a deal with indie Revelation Records for two full-lengths and an EP. “‘That way, all the major labels will leave us alone.’ That’s what we thought,” he says. “But that did not happen. As soon as we signed, they actually got more aggressive. It got crazy.”Major labels pursued the band even harder after their debut EP sold an impressive 30,000 copies for Revelation. The band’s profile kept growing as more and more A&R reps took them out to lunch, bought them groceries, and gave them free CDs. The members started to fall under the major-label spell and finally conceded: Maybe we really are that good. Further bolstering their confidence were the price tags being thrown around. “The highest offer we received was $3.5 million for three albums,” Brannon says. “$500,000 was a non-recoupable signing bonus. They were literally gonna give us half a million just to sign us.”The band whittled the long list of interested suitors down and ultimately agreed to ink a deal with Capitol for $2.3 million. Their lawyer drafted up the paperwork while the band was on tour with the Promise Ring. As soon as they returned home, it’d be ready for signing and they'd be cut a check that day. But the nearer the signing drew, the more Brannon felt like backing out.“I was having a really difficult time in life. I’ve struggled with clinical depression for as long as I can remember, and had suicidal ideation before puberty. 1996 was a particularly difficult year for my depression. I believe it was neurological and situational. The situational aspects were the pressures of being in the band and feeling the weight of people depending on me and feeling uncomfortable with the amount of responsibility I had. On top of that, I was hitting this place in my life where I was starting to realize that I needed to be an out gay man. This was at a time when Jason from the Promise Ring was coming out and he was attacked mercilessly on the Jade Tree message board, so I knew there was risk. So now I’m about to sign a major record deal and if I do that, will I have to stay in the closet?”When he expressed to the rest of the members that he wanted to break up the band, some shared his sentiment while others thought he was out of his mind. They called it quits in 1997 and it caused a rift between them which took some years to mend.When asked if he regrets his decision all these years later, Brannon says no. “Had I signed that contract, I’m not kidding, I would be dead. 100 percent, I cannot stress that enough. ...So how could I possibly regret it?”Order my book, SELLOUT, here: Bookshop | B&N | Amazon | Books-A-Million | GoodreadsCome to the events in New York and Los Angeles.Shop the merch store.Follow me on the internet. Twitter | Instagram | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe

Jeremy Bolm interviews Elijah Blue of the band Deadsy   During this episode the two discuss Matt Pinfield, growing up in NYC in the 80s, Into Another and NYHC, discovering Men at Work, his love for Duran Duran, being terrified by KISS in full makeup as a small child, Guns N Roses, Gene Simmons gifting him his first guitar, the story of his Les Paul Black Beauty, learning how to play La Bamba, his first band, recording the Deadsy Demo, the Jay Gordon from Orgy and Jonathan Davis connection, Jeremy's discovery of Deadsy and a brief history of Seymour Stein, the story of Commencement getting shelved over and over, Deadsy's first shows, Commencement finally coming out and the aftermath, what brought them to cover Sebadoh, what's next for the band, and so much more!   Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast   Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon

It's a big one! Into Another "Ignaurus" is one of the albums we have been looking forward to discussing since day one and the time has finally come. We pulled out all the stops for this, chatting once again with Richie, Drew & Peter. Jason had to sit this one out so we brought in our friend Jeremy Chatelain (Insight, Handsome, Jets To Brazil) who toured with Into Another during this era on as a surprise guest host. We hope you enjoy!

Issue no: 498. June 11th 1994. This week we talk about Bruce Dickinson, Kyuss, Manic Street Preachers, Paradise Lost, Donington live review, Helmet, Alice Cooper, Beastie Boys, Into Another, plus all of the regulars including kommunikation, koncertz, singlez, rekordz, news, and much more

Episode 31 Richie Birkenhead.. A Unique Voice. https://www.thisishardcorefest.com/podcast/episode31 From the earliest days of NYHC, Richie Birkenhead was there, but in a different position that you'd might expect. His growing up in Upper West Side and high school would lead him to the Lower East Side and playing in the clubs that would be the first homes for NYHC, which at the time, wasn't even called Hardcore yet. After his first time seeing Bad Brains, Richie was all in and obsessed. So much so, he'd eventually start a band which would turn into Underdog. Underdog has always stood out sonicaly and part of that came from Richie's outstanding vocals. His impact wouldn't end with that band as he would join and be a part of Youth of Today. His time touring with YOT would be the impetus for his taking the art to a new level in Into Another. There is a lot here to dissect and Richie does a wonderful job of giving the details, the feelings and his perspective on a huge part of our history, from its very meager beginnings through the 80s and into the 90s. He is a unique figure as someone whose career began before HC truly began, but would be a member in multiple NYHC bands each of which would be their own force of influence in our culture. His experience, his career and his personal experiences is something that may have been overlooked at times, but is certainly a story I wanted to have on our show so we can hear from someone who watched hardcore shift and helped grow it into something more than it was when he first encountered it. https://www.facebook.com/underdognyc http://www.bridge9.com/underdog https://www.facebook.com/IntoAnother https://intoanother.bandcamp.com/ Help Rob from Brass City Printing with Medical Bills for his Mother's Cancer Surgery https://cthardcore.bigcartel.com/

Welcome to Episode 026! As we stated in the intro, this is the second part of our conversation with the legendary Into Another. We hope you enjoy this part of our discussion as much as we enjoyed having it.   ***Please note that the ending of the episode was cut short due to a technical error out of our control so our "Hot Tracks" will have to remain a mystery.    Bidip Bo to this episode's sponsor, Hellminded Records. Check out the Hellminded website at www.hellmindedrecords.com and use code "WHEREITWENT" at checkout to save 10% on releases by Crossed Keys, School Drugs, Shades Apart, Second Arrows & more! 

Welcome to Episode 024! Since the inception of this podcast we have been talking about how excited we are to talk about Into Another and the day has finally come. We sat down with Richie, Drew, and Peter as well as a special cameo from Jordan Cooper. Join us as we discuss the first of several Into Another releases. Enjoy!

Im Gespräch mit Markus. Wir sprechen u.a. über Bilderbuch-Punks beim UKW-Konzert in Heidenheim, als der angepunkte Max in der 7. Klasse eine Kassette mit Exploited, Slime & Dead Kennedys verlieh, Piece of Mind von Iron Maiden, ein Plattenladen mit Releases von Weird System, AGR, Mülleimer Records, zerrissene Jeans als Zeichen von Asozialität, die erste Heidenheimer Punkband The Krach, Razzia, mit der Schule zum Maiden-Konzert, Kiss als Lieblingsband, Springerstiefel & schwarze Klamotten, Billy Idol-mäßige Haare, Youth Brigade-, 7 Seconds- & AntiPasti-T-Shirts bei Mülleimer oder Sasquatsch bestellen, Christophers minikleiner Sex Pistols-Button, Genervt-Sein vom Sologewixe, die Schneider Powerpack-Anlage im Wohnzimmer, beim Flirten der totale Trottel sein, Fanzines wie Kabeljau, Aktueller Mülleimer oder Vox Vulgi als Blick in die Welt, der kleine Fanzine Terror Vertrieb, die ultrakonservative schwäbische Provinz, besoffen aufm Konzert sein ohne es zu merken, Listen im Karstadt kopieren, die ersten Tape-Sampler ab Ende 84 mit Bands wie Upright Citizens, Tin Can Army, Negazione & Rattus, die Welt verbessern wollen, die Schwierigkeit Hoodies & Chucks, Conflict als Auslöser vegetarisch zu leben, statt Braten nur Bratensosse essen, Fast-Food-Veganismus, Bruno Fischer Sojamilch in braunen Glasflaschen, sich ständig rechtfertigen müssen, ein totaler Pragmatiker sein, Suppe mit Kuhaugen in der Mongolei, ein nicht näher benanntes Straight-Edge-Bootleg, der erste Release mit Subway Arts & No More als Tierrechts-Benefiz, den Bundesverband der Tierbefreier, die Ausbildung zum Energietechniker, dank Maximum Rock´n´Roll mit einem Standby-Ticket durch die USA reisen, bei Pavlos & Amber von Wreck-Age in New York, in Pittsburg Necrecadia Submachin, Scott, den Roadie von Neurosis, das Umfeld von Walk Proud in LA, 5000 Dollar im Turnschuh, der 1. Irak-Krieg, Neurosis & Offspring in der Gilman Street, Rorschach & Anti-Schism im ABC NO RIO, Into Another, Burn, Yuppicide & Quicksand im CBGBs, den Auftrag Vans zu kaufen, luxuriöser Zivildienst bei der AWO, ein Vertrieb für Second Hand Platten, die Jesus was a fucking dick 7" von Abolition, eBay kills the second hand distribution, Miozäns Offer Resistance tape, Working Class & Antifa, der Umzug nach Bremen via Vegan-Connection, die Wolfsburger aus dem Age-Umfeld, Bremencore, Adelheid Streidel Experience & das Gags & Gore, die Queerfish 7", wie Dirk Kusche die komplette erste Systral 7" aufnahm, Bernd & Scorched Earth Policy, aus der Not heraus in die Selbständigkeit, Zensur bei Inane, wenn Bands zu großen Labels wechseln, Mörser als Bestseller, die Idee von Esperanto als Weltsprache, die mehr oder wenige unfreiwillige Übernahme von Greed Records, wie es ist einen Plattenladen zu haben, wenn man eigentlich keine Menschen mag, wie 2010 der Tod der CD das Ladengeschäft schwerer machte, den Job als Integrationshelfer mit Nullkommanull Erfahrung in Pädagogik zu bekommen, Lieblingsbands: Crucifix, Uniform Choice, Wipers, Razzia & Verbal Assault, gute Releases 2020: Heavy Discipline, Gag, Riki, True Moon, das Inkaufnehmen von Altersarmut, mit sich selbst im Reinen zu sein, uvm.

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Richie Birkenhead frontman of NYHC legends Underdog and Into Another discusses his own musical evolution, the state of the old guard in today's underground and life as a dad in the age of quarantine.

Bar shows or community space shows? Underdog or Into Another? HC drama or office Christmas party? PAHC or CTHC? Magnitude or One Step Closer? Harley or JJ? Pizza or bagel? Every important question that can be phrased as a binary choice, ever, is answered today.

Lorsque l’on évoque les débuts du hardcore à la fin des années 70, immédiatement les villes de Los Angeles avec Black Flag et de Washington avec Minor Threat nous viennent à l’esprit. Dans les années 80, New York était la ville du hardcore, avec des groupes plus brutaux et agressifs qui n’hésiteront pas à injecter du metal dans leur hardcore à l’image de Cro-Mags, qui influenceront des tas de groupes comme Vision of Disorder ou Biohazard. Le NYHC était constitué d'un réseau de fans et de clubs dévoués ainsi que d’un réseau de distribution « Do It Yourself » solide avec une esthétique commune. Des groupes comme Agnostic Front, Murphy’s Law, Cause For Alarm, Sheer Terror et bien-sur Cro-Mags ont propulsé la scène, le NYHC devenant un véritable phénomène de mode mondiale. Au milieu des années 80, les artistes et les fans de NYHC faisaient face à une économie en déclin. Il était de plus en plus difficile pour les clubs de rester ouverts et pour les labels de rester solvables. La scène était si importante pour tellement de gens que de nombreux fans et de groupes poursuivirent l’esprit du NYHC en dehors des limites de la ville. Beaucoup de groupes étaient influencés par les pionniers du hardcore new-yorkais, d’autres par la scène straight-edge. Le mélange de ces deux culture aboutira à un mouvement moins nihiliste et plus entreprenant que le NYHC d’origine. Le chanteur Ray Cappo et le guitariste John Porcelly, deux ex-Violent Childen étaient deux figures de proue de ce nouveau mouvement et fonderont en 85 : Youth of Today. Deux ans plus tard en 87 à New Haven dans le Connecticut, Ray Cappo et Justin Cooper créent Revelation Records avec comme seul but de sortir le premier EP de Warzone : Lower East Side Crew. Un an plus tard, Ray Cappo quittera Revelation pour fonder son propre label Equal Vision Records. Malgré les plans initiaux, Justin Cooper se laissera prendre au jeu. Il déplacera Revelation en Californie et le label explosera notamment lors de la sortie du 1er EP de Sick of It All et de Gorilla Biscuits en 87. La compilation New York City Hardcore - The Way It Is sortie en 88 qui comprend notamment Warzone, Nausea, Gorilla Biscuits, Sick of It All, Youth of Today cimentera le statut du label en accueillant des groupes de la scène straight-edge et ainsi que l’émergente scène post hardcore. Pendant ce temps là Ray Cappo et John Porcelly découvrent la Société internationale pour la conscience de Krishna et deviennent Hare Krishanas. Ils forment en 90 le groupe Shelter, donnant naissance à un tout nouveau sous-genre le Krishnacore. Au début des années 2000, Revelation sortira quelques groupes de noise metal core comme Will Haven, Curl up and Die ou Shai Hulud puis s’en suivra une baisse de régime au milieu des années 2000. Le label est toujours en activité mais les sorties se font de plus en plus rares même si l’on trouve toujours quelques pépites comme le 1er album de Primal Rite : Dirge Of Escapism sorti en 2018 Revelation est sans conteste l’un des labels les plus importants de l’histoire du hardcore. Le label s’ouvrira à d’autres genres : l’alternatif avec des groupes comme Shades Apart et Into Another, l’émo avec Elliot et Sense Field ou le pop punk avec CIV ou The Movielife voir même quelques groupes expérimentaux. Warzone/Always - A Friend For Life (Lower East Side Crew E.P.) Youth of Today/Shout It (Break Down the Walls) Bold/Nailed To The X (Speak Out) Gorilla Biscuits/New Direction (Start Today) Judge/Bringin' It Dow (Bringin' It Down) Shelter/Enough (Perfection Of Desire) Inside Out/No Spiritual Surrender (No Spiritual Surrender) Iceburn/Iron - I (Hephaestus) Into Another/Anxious (Ignaurus) Better Than a Thousand/Motivation (Just One) Elliott/Second Story Skyscraper (U.S Songs) Primal Rite/Chapter Zero (Dirge Of Escapism) Pour finir un mix des groupes qui nous semblent important.

We had a blast talking to touring drummer/musician Drew Thomas. Playing since the age of 13 Drew has been apart of the early NYC Hardcore scene in such bands as Youth Of Today, Bold, Into Another as well as and more recently the band Dead Heavens. Go check all of that out. Listen in and hear about the dreaded tour butt and all it comes with being on the road. We also talk about a legend/pretty sure it's fake story about the world's longest shit. Enjoy. To see/hear Drew just follow #drewbeat and you'll stumble upon some of his work.

He played guitar on the first Youth of Today record, he sang for the legendary Underdog and is the singer for Into Another. Richie Birkenhead has been around the hardcore scene for decades. I met him at his office which is about 2 blocks from Ground Zero. A very smart guy who, in his own words is, "just a middle aged man trying to navigate through life in a very strange time". We discuss his hardcore roots, his decision a long time ago to go vegan, and carry all the way up to "Into Another" playing this years "This is Hardcore" festival, which unfortunately they recently had to cancel due to an unforeseen medical condition. This gets a bit political but not too much. I happened to agree with the majority of what he says. Much respect and as always... thanks for the support and for listening. Enjoy.

Chri Hayes presents "Into Another" - The Culture News

This week we delight in devouring the bones of Coil, Madness, Queensryche, and Into Another. Mike gets REAL with a listener and Scot gets REAL DUMB about history.

Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there!  this week, Brian and Ronnie talk about: - new songs from Deafheaven, Blind Justice, Birds In Row, and Coarse. - Sunbather... one of the best albums of our time - How dated Hot Damn is and how the bands that emulate them are the worst - Baroness album coming out... what color is it going to be? - Culture Abuse is the summer jam - ... so much more INCLUDED IN THE EPISODE IS "MAXALUNA" FROM THE BAND BLACK IN MOURNING, featuring members of Subzdro, Bold, Into Another, Youth Of Today and Stabbing Westward.  

Into Another bring the riffs, the big vocals and locked-in rhythm section on 1995′s Seemless. Even though we’re fans of New York City bands such as Quicksand and Handsome, Into Another somehow flew under our radar. However, thanks to Patreon patron Chris M. with his twelve-month anniversary pick, he enlightened us on the major label debut (and third overall) album by the band. We dug deep into the record, enough to give you some bonus content over at Patreon discussing b-sides and more. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Mutate Me 12:43 - Mutate Me 21:42 - For a Wounded Wren 27:20 - The Way Down 30:30 - Actual Size Outro - T.A.I.L.   In the 1990s the term alternative country appeared, we’re talking the bands, the sound and influences. What is alternative country an alternative to? Country? Rock? We dig into the unique aspects that separate alternative country from its more mainstream counterparts and the sounds that help create it. We talk some of the biggest influences upon 90s alternative country, including Gram Parsons, Neil Young, the punk rock from labels like SST and more. We talk about our favorite 90s alternative country albums, and which artists today are carrying the alternative country torch. To do so, we’re joined by returning roundtable guests Eric Grubbs of Dallas Observer, Jim Kopeny of Chicagoist and Jim Hanke of Vinyl Emergency. Songs in this Episode Intro - Are You Ready for the Country by Neil Young 16:42 - Blue by The Jayhawks 29:08 - Postcard by Uncle Tupelo 47:36 - California Stars by Billy Bragg and Wilco 1:01:32 - Dancefloors by My Morning Jacket Outro - Hot Burrito #2 by Dinosaur Jr (Flying Burrito Brothers cover) Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

Into Another bring the riffs, the big vocals and locked-in rhythm section on 1995′s Seemless. Even though we're fans of New York City bands such as Quicksand and Handsome, Into Another somehow flew under our radar. However, thanks to Patreon patron Chris M. with his twelve-month anniversary pick, he enlightened us on the major label debut (and third overall) album by the band. We dug deep into the record, enough to give you some bonus content over at Patreon discussing b-sides and more. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Mutate Me 12:43 - Mutate Me 21:42 - For a Wounded Wren 27:20 - The Way Down 30:30 - Actual Size Outro - T.A.I.L.   In the 1990s the term alternative country appeared, we're talking the bands, the sound and influences. What is alternative country an alternative to? Country? Rock? We dig into the unique aspects that separate alternative country from its more mainstream counterparts and the sounds that help create it. We talk some of the biggest influences upon 90s alternative country, including Gram Parsons, Neil Young, the punk rock from labels like SST and more. We talk about our favorite 90s alternative country albums, and which artists today are carrying the alternative country torch. To do so, we're joined by returning roundtable guests Eric Grubbs of Dallas Observer, Jim Kopeny of Chicagoist and Jim Hanke of Vinyl Emergency. Songs in this Episode Intro - Are You Ready for the Country by Neil Young 16:42 - Blue by The Jayhawks 29:08 - Postcard by Uncle Tupelo 47:36 - California Stars by Billy Bragg and Wilco 1:01:32 - Dancefloors by My Morning Jacket Outro - Hot Burrito #2 by Dinosaur Jr (Flying Burrito Brothers cover) Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

Drummer Drew Thomas has been laying down beats for the last 30 years in bands such as Dead Heavens, Into Another, Youth of Today, Bold, The New Rising Sons and many more! ** We talk about his long relationship with Walter Schreifels (Quicksand/Dead Heavens, Rival Schools, Solo), living in NYC in the late 80’s, drumming with Youth of Today as a kid and his first gig at CBGB’s opening for Agnostic Front, the altered state of the modern recording industry vs the resurgence of vinyl, pursuing music through the setbacks over the years, and the new Dead Heavens record due out June 16th on Dine Alone records! http://www.deadheavens.com/ http://dinealonerecords.com/releases/whatever-witch-you-are/ https://deadheavensnyc.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/deadheavens/ https://soundcloud.com/the-new-rising-sons https://www.facebook.com/IntoAnother/

This episode features an amazingly Shooootpid interview with Drew Thomas of Youth of Today, Crippled Youth, Bold, Into Another, Dead Heavens and many other awesome bands. We discuss 80's pre pubescent hardcore, Josie and the Pussycats, inside jokes, me becoming a drunk asshole at an F1 whilst on tour in the UK and just being Drew which is pretty awesome...most of the time. Arty and Ron also get deep about the racism of 80's WWF wrestling, no really, we do.....this is a fun one

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss the conclusion of the Tension Experience, The Exorcist TV show, Blair Witch, and in honor of Halloween, their respective top 10 underrated horror films, their top 5 most overrated horror films and more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Don't Breathe, Morgan, insane happenings in the Tension Experience including murder, The Nice Guys, Skyrim, Fallout 4, Deus Ex: Manking Divided, the brilliance of Portal and Portal 2 and a whole lot more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Star Trek Beyond, Lifeless Planet, how much they adore Stranger Things without spoilers, 5 movies they individually hate, and after the music break, they get into a full on spoilercast about Stranger Things! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Everybody Wants Some, Green Room, how much Sean hated the new Ghostbusters, Daydreamer: Awakened Edition, Buz's turncoat ways in the Tension Experience and after this week's secret song Sean goes into spoiler filled detail regarding his disdain for the new Ghostbusters film (spoiler alert: it has NOTHING to do with the cast themselves) and more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakes, Pokemon GO, Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition, Buz's weekly update on the Tension Experience, answer listener questions, talk about the early reviews for Ghostbusters 2016 and more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Inside, The Purge: Election Year, Ash vs Evil Dead, and dive deep into their favorite TV show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, including their individual top 10 episodes with very mild spoilers. Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Gone Home, Until Dawn, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, the newest entery into the shark movie subgenre The Shallows (without spoilers), their addiction to shark movies, their favorite and least favorite shark movies, "The Line" from Shark Attack 3: Megalodon, and at the end of the show have a full on spoilercast for The Shallows. Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Rory (The Optimist) and Sean (The Realist) discuss their thoughts on E3, the 5 major press conferences, their top 5 favorite games of the show, the results of their E3 predictions and Rory says goodbye for the summer.Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty.Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Sean is joined by his good friend, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory once he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss Uncharted 4 (without spoilers), Fallout 4, how they know each other, Buz's crazy experiences with the ARG The Tension Experience and a whole lot more!Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty.Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Rory (The Optimist) and Sean (The Realist) discuss Uncharted 4 (without spoilers), Nice Guys, Doom, X-men: Apocalypse, Popstar, the Rogue One reshoots, make our E3 predictions for every major press conference, and more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

This week Rory (The Optimist) and Sean (The Realist) discuss Nioh, Gears of War 4 Beta, Finishing Dark Souls III, Ratchet and Clank, a little Uncharted 4, spoiler free thoughts on Captain America: Civil War, the Battlefield 1 vs Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare like and dislike nonsense and then talk in detail about Captain America: Civil War in out Spoilercast at the end of the show. Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

Walter Schreifels and Arthur Smilios are most well known for being founding members of the late 80’s NYHC band Gorilla Biscuits, but that is just the tip of the iceberg in regards to their musical histories. While in Gorilla Biscuits, Walter was also in Youth of Today and Warzone. As the 90’s crept in, he formed Quicksand with members of other NYHC bands such as Beyond, Burn and Collapse and along with Into Another and Orange 9mm forged a ‘post-core’ scene within the early part of the decade. In the 2000’s, Schreifels had the bands Rival Schools and Walking Concert. Working from the same pool of musicians he knew from the NYHC scene, these bands featured members of Youth of Today and Bold. Walter’s current bands include the psychedelic rock band Dead Heavens and Vanishing Life, a band also featuring members of Rise Against and ..And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead. Arthur Smilios was a member of the NYHC bands Token Entry and Underdog as well as Gorilla Biscuits. He was a member of CIV in the 90’s, who brought Hardcore to a new audience via videos on MTV and opening for Kiss. In the present day, besides playing in the reformed version of Gorilla Biscuits, Smilios plays in World Be Free, a band featuring members of Judge, Youth of Today, Strife and Terror. Their debut lp “The Anti Circle” was released in the winter of this year on Revelation Records. SET ONE THE ABUSED - “Drug Free Youth” BEASTIE BOYS - “Transit Cop” URBAN WASTE - “Public Opinion” SET TWO CHANNEL 3 - “Separate Peace” RIVAL SCHOOLS - “Good Things” WORLD BE FREE - “I’m Done” (With Walter Schreifels on guest vocals)

Do you love video games and movies? Then Game OvR, Man! is the podcast for you! The concept is simple; the Optimist vs the Realist. Take two friends with different personalities, sit them down with microphones and let them discuss the latest happenings in their lives regarding video games and movies. This week Rory (The Optimist) and Sean (The Realist) discuss Batman v Superman without spoilers, Quantum Break, Dark Souls III, their fondest memories of the Xbox 360 and react to the PS4 Neo implications.! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

Welp. You've either heard of it or you haven't. Either way, this is the supposed "true story" of a five-year old girl who was abducted by a Satanic cult and only managed to remember after years and years of therapy with a moderately creepy psychiatrist who she co-authored this book with and then married immedately after publication. I can't emphasize enough that this book is filled with "disturbing shit" but in the samd way that a Tool video is. It's not 'scary', it's just gross. Fair warning: this podcast is pretty gross too. If your parents never let you watch witchcraft movies or play dungeons & dragons, this book is definitely part of the reason why. Bumper music: "Underlord" by Into Another, "Devil Woman" by Cliff Richard, and "The Best Ever Death Metal Band Out of Denton" by Mountain Goats

You don't got to wait one minute more because Civ is on TOAP! Listen in as Damian sits down with the legendary Gorilla Biscuits vocalist to discuss punk and hardcore, for HOURS! From missing the Clash playing at a school, to staying straight edge for the resentment, to the GB/ NoFX cultural divide, to Steve Aoki's tattoo placement, to freeballing at a Dead show, to Fall Out Boy covering GB being a low point: DON'T MISS THIS ONE!Also, don't miss Civ and co's 1st annual New York City Tattoo Arts Convention, July 26-28th! Featuring rooftop shows with Into Another, Orange 9mm, Deadguy, Earth Crisis and more!Also, check out Civ's tattoo shop!Also, don't miss Gorilla Biscuits on tour this year!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/turned-out-a-punk/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy