Podcast appearances and mentions of jon bunch

Further Seems Forever is a kick ass fucking band from Florida. They've put out 4 albums, The Moon is Down and Penny Black with Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional fame, How to start a fire with Jason Gleason, and Hide Nothing with Jon Bunch who was the singer of Sensefield. Thank you to Casey from Iodine Records for connecting me to Steve whom I got on the Skype and this is what we chat about Hide Nothing coming out on Iodine for it's 20 yr anniversary Furnace Fest's sound issues Shai Hulud Starting Further Seems Forever Playing the first Furnace Fest The album artwork for Moon is Down Jason entering the band The music video for Snowbirds and Townies The 2005 Skate and Surf debacle Being the Guiness book of World Record holder in the classic arcade game "Mario Bros." – scoring over 5 million points And a ton more Visit kleisath.com for a list of all of Steve's music endeavors. You can pre-order Hide Nothing on Iodine Recordings website. Check out his Fanduel roster construction show on youtube on the one week season channel Lastly I started doing whiteboard animations so if your marketing department has said recently “Hey, we need a whiteboard animation” then email me at mike@drive80.com

Keith sits down with Chad Neptune to discuss growing up in South Florida, his history with music and early influences, being inspired to start playing bass guitar through discovering the local scene, joining the band Ikthus which eventually became Strongarm, the band's history and the scene in South Florida at the time, their debut LP "The Advent of a Miracle" which became the first Solid State records release, their breakup and the formation of Further Seems Forever. We also discuss the early days of Further Seems Forever, recruiting Chris Carrabba as their vocalist, the debut LP "The Moon is Down", Chris's departure from the band and the introduction of their new vocalist Jason Gleason, the follow up LP "How To Start a Fire", Jason's departure from the band amidst mounting pressures, recruiting Jon Bunch of Sense Field as vocalist for the band's follow up LP "Hide Nothing", memories of Jon's time with the band, what's next for Further Seems Forever and more.

In episode 239 of the podcast, we're joined by Steve Kleisath, drummer of Further Seems Forever. This convo covers it all, but we mainly dig into 20 years of Further Seems Forever's ‘Hide Nothing'. From the addition of Jon Bunch, to the creative process, and its legacy now 20 years out, and more. This was a fun convo surrounding a great record.We start the convo asking Steve about his many talents, including Daily Fantasy Sports, and his world class video game prowess. Steve rules!Iodine Recordings has all things ‘Hide Nothing' up for order on their website now. Check that out here:https://iodinerecords.com/Photo Credit: Eran Ryan (IG: @ebr730)Check out Steve and his projects here:Further Seems Forever IG/X: @fsfofficialWeb: https://oneweekseason.com/Steve IG: @KleisathSteve X: @fsfslkPodcast theme performed by Trawl. Follow them here:Web: https://www.trawlband.com/IG/X/TikTok: @trawlbandWe'd love for everyone to hear this episode! Support the Podioslave family by rating, subscribing, sharing, storying, tweeting, etc — you get the vibe. Peace, love, and Podioslave. Check us out here:Web: https://www.podioslave.com/ IG/Threads/X/TikTok: @PodioslaveYoutube: Podioslave PodcastEmail: Podioslavepodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podioslave-podcast1/support

O episódio 39 do Pepitas Sonoras está no ar trazendo o puro suco do garimpo musical pra vocês.Pra terem uma ideia, os três artistas pepitados essa semana, somados, têm em torno de 150 mil ouvintes mensais no Spotify.O mais legal é que cada um de nós chegou na sua pepita por um caminho diferente. E pra você ter acesso à essa aula grátis de “garimpagem sonora e suas modalidades”, só ouvindo.

Before we start, if you're company has a hard time explaining what it does you can hire me to do that in 60-90 seconds with an explainer animation. Go to drive80.com or email me at mike@drive80.com to learn more. Formed in 1990, Sense Field was one of several contemporary bands to popularize the post-hardcore or "emo" subgenre. The band was initially signed to Revelation Records, releasing three albums, and later signed with Warner Bros. in 1996. However, problems within the label caused the band to sit in limbo for five years as the label was re-staffed multiple times. The band was eventually released from their contract and Sense Field won the right to re-record the album they had originally written for Warner Bros. Records.  They later broke up in 2004. They reunited for Revelation Records 25 Year Anniversary Show. And played again for Jon Bunch's Tribute concert in 2016. To this day I rock out to Overstand and Outlive The Man on a weekly basis because they are fucking bangers. I was lucky enough to get guitarist Chris Evenson on the Skype and this is what we chat about: Finding their scene The Revelation van Playing shows with harder sounding bands Writing Building Getting mixed by Andy Wallace Overstand's guitar riff Signing to Warner Bros What Save Yourself did to the band Jon joining Further Seems Forever Playing Revelation 25 How they got the singers for the Jon Bunch Tribute concert And a ton more This week's sponsor is Mint 400 Records. Mint 400 Records is an indie record label from NJ with bands across the United States, Canada, and Europe. The label features everything from Indie Rock & Folk to Post-Punk and Soul. Over 400 exciting releases.  You can find Mint 400 Records' releases streaming at Spotify, Pandora, Tidal, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, and more or at all mp3 outlets worldwide. Visit www.mint400records.com for links and more info. Here's a clip from their artist Tom Barrett's song "Together, Together, Together" from the Five Songs EP. Check out my new book The Couples' Checklist for my webcomic dailyBred. It's a great gift for Valentine's Day. I also have an Instagram for it. If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

Episode 94, A Tribute to Jon Bunch. To give some context, last year at this time, episode 57 of the podcast with Jon Bunch was to my knowledge the last interview Jon did. It was incredibly sad but also a place for people to learn about Jon forever. I was so honored to have spoken to him and be able to share his story. Last March there was a benefit show in Santa Ana California for Jon’s son Jack. It had an amazing line up of bands and people traveled from all over the world for the show. I had the pleasure of being in southern California for the event and saw first hand the community that came out for Jon. Seizing the moment, a friend of Washed Up Emo, Ed Curley, took it upon himself to interview people in the crowd. From fans, bands and those involved in the event, Ed took time to ask about Jon, the event and what it meant. You’ll hear many common themes and many kind words said about Jon. All walks of life and those that knew him for 30 years or none at all. It was truly a celebration of music, friends and family. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Fifty is a nice big round number so let's do something big, shall we? How about Dan Weyandt's first podcast? Dan, Jeff Gretz and Scott Mellinger of Zao are laying out the entire new album "The Well Intentioned Virus" track by track. This chapter will cover the first five tracks. Seth W joins me to let you all in on a contest give away that ATSG, Skull Toaster (and even MetalBandCampGiftClub) will be collaborating on. Listen to the rules and listen closely to the podcast. The answer is in here. Chapter 50 Music: all Zao from the upcoming album The Well Intentioned Virus Xenophobe "Weeping Vessel" (Working Title: "Leviathan") Dan's wife miscarriage and Jeff hears Dan's perspective for the first time. "A Well Intentioned Virus" (Working Title: "Devil") Zao had difficulty in tracking this song. Lots of perspective. "Broken Pact Blues" (Working Title: "Fire") Touching story about Dan's brother Matt...and Scott's dog...and Anthrax lyrics...and Scott's dog again... "Jinba Ittai" (Working Title: "Flesh") The rider and the horse become one. Mortality. Jon Bunch. This gets heavy. "Apocalypse" Scott tells us a bit of how the guitar led to the lyrics. We then somehow get into the Paris shootings and the tragic murder of Dimebag Darrell. Xenophobe, again. Chapter 50 Notes: Zao Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZAO.Official Zao Bandcamp: https://officialzao.bandcamp.com Zao Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialZao Shoot The Shred Podcast (thanks Eric!!!):https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/shoot-the-shred/id1000314302?mt=2 As The Story Grows links: Patreon Twitter Lavirra Productions Website Music and Merch iTunes feedback YouTube Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

This week, Mel takes the podcast in a different direction, talking "film fallout" with his oldest friend Domingo, and his wife Melanie. And his daughter, Regan, of course. (Also: I promise I only recorded in the car for the first three minutes). Special shoutout to the band Sense Field, who inspired the title/direction. R.I.P. Jon Bunch. http://www.ocweekly.com/music/jon-bunch-memorial-concert-brings-out-a-whos-who-of-the-classic-emo-and-hardcore-scene-6974590 Extra special shoutout to Will Barratt, Jason Miller, Alycia Lourim, Domingo Baragan III, Melanie House, and Regan Christine House. @upstartfilm on Twitter/Instagram

You can thank Cloud Nothings and Desaparecidos for The Starting Line’s most recent 7” entitled “Anyways.” Kenny spoke highly of those two bands and how it got him excited to write in the style of The Starting Line again. It’s only fitting that Kenny is the next podcast after Jon Bunch spoke so highly of him in episode 57. Kenny straddles that line of being old enough to know the past but be involved in the mid 00 emo wave and has some amazing perspective on it. I learned a lot and have a great respect for his music. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

This sucks. I didn't think I would have to consider rebroadcasting any of these interviews that I have done over the course of the past few years but Jon Bunch passed away recently and I immediately thought this was appropriate to revisit the incredible conversation I had at Jon's house back in 2013. My thoughts go out to his family and everyone affected by this tremendous loss. He was one of my favorite vocalists of all time and we should all collectively thank his memory for his contributions to our little scene. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

I will never forget that the first thing Jon did when he picked up the phone for the podcast. He asked about my life and took the time to find out more about Washed Up Emo before the interview even started. I was blown away at how humble he was but also so proud of his life's work. It’s an honor to be able to present a small slice of Jon that many of his friends and family know so well. I count myself included. This podcast is supposed to be evergreen. You can listen in 5 years or in 10 years and know a good chunk of that band or era and some context to the scene and a way to look back but also look ahead. Jon was that last point to a T. He was so happy talking about the history but also his new music and what was next. Sadly, this was the last interview Jon did. I can only hope those close or those who have no idea who Jon Bunch was take and learn something from one of the most important voices in not only the independent scene but music in general. I am eternally grateful Jon took the time to talk with me about his life that will thankfully live on in aural form so someone can stumble upon Jon's music forever.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Another music hero gone, FUCK! Appreciate every moment above the ground. Peace and Love.

A Sad day for everyone involved. Jon Bunch RIP. Condolences to family, friends, loved ones. Jon Bunch Oct 25 1970 - Feb 1st 2016 UPDATE: there is a Go fund me page set up to help put Jon's son through school when he is old enough.  Please go to https://www.gofundme.com/qmmyfwt8 and pledge.  

On this latest exciting entry into the Cinepunx saga we talk recent films, new programs, and our own lives! It’s great!   Hey, thanks for checking out another episode of the Earth’s Mightiest (film related, punk entrenched, and POC produced) Podcast! First off, this episode was recorded 2/2 in the morning, before the world learned of the untimely passing of Jon Bunch.  SENSEFIELD was a very important band to me growing up, and I continued to follow is career later as well. I did not know Jon, but many folks I am friends with did and remarked that he was as pleasant a human as we was a truly impressive vocalist. Hearing about his passing inspired me to being the episode with a SENSEFIELD song, which I know is paltry tribute to such a great man, but that is what I got. This episode we discussed some films we have seen recently, talked about some support and messages we have received of late, and then spent some time sharing development both in our personal life and on Cinepunx.com.  It would be worth it for me to write a long and in depth show notes piece, much like Justin Lore does for our magical sister show Horror Business, but as I say on the show, I find audio editing just really draining, so instead here are some significant links: This is Justin Gray who designed our new shirts This is a new film we discuss which has Pat Healy in it Videogram is super cool, and you can hear some of Magnus’ music during the episode Joseph A. Gervasi does a LOT of stuff like LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! DIABOLIK DVD EXHUMED FILMS Finally, thanks again to the awesome AMALGAM COFFEE &COMICS SHOP for being great hosts and so awesome   Ok so lots of links, lots of new writing The post CINEPUNX Episode 44: TALKING ABOUT OURSELVES appeared first on Cinepunx.

Jon Bunch has been playing in bands for almost 30 years now. Bands such as Reason to Believe, Sense Field, and Further Seems Forever have always been in a my earphones on whatever personal listening device I have had over the years. Jon has a new band and a new release to talk about. I did the interview before I could get the chance to play you all some music, so I will feature the new Lucky Scars ep "Rock and Roll Foul" around the October 23rd release date so please stay tuned for that!! Thanks Jon for the talk!! Check out their facebook page at www.facebook.com/luckyscarsrocknroll Help the podcast out by pledging on Patreon,  www.patreon.com/apologue Brought to you by fetchclass.com Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!

This is quite a special episode for me as I got to sit down with one of my favorite vocalists, Jon Bunch. We discuss his time with Sensefield and his "hit single" experience, touring with his new band War Generation and being present.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers