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This week we talk about getting ready for the holidays, Jer is playing with Limblifter and Jono went to Nashville and Disneyworld!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this second episode of Future Echoes, I dig into Vancouver, BC band, New Age Doom, their newest album, There is No End, featuring Tuvaband, as well as an album they did with Lee Scratch Perry, "...Guide to the Universe". I then take a look back at their drummer's other band, who I fell in love with while living in Vancouver, Limblifter. You should also check out Mounties, if you dig Limblifter.Plus, we cover some news, tours, new album announcements and so much more! I also dig into upcoming releases and announced tours. A bit longer than the last, but hope you enjoy the show. ++++Send me your echoes or up-and-coming bands: blyndsub@gmail.comOpening clip for Future Echoes with just JD

Taking time off from The Age of Electric, Ian Summers (bass) joined the Dahle Brothers (Ryan on vocals, guitars and keys, Kurt on drums and vocals) for Limblifter in 1996. Those familiar with TAOE will recognize the sharp songwriting and guitar pop sensibilities, as the band effortlessly blasts out three-minute, radio-ready tunes like "Vicious" and "Tinfoil." Their sensibilities are definitely on the pop side, but the choruses aren't necessarily syrupy blandness. If anything, the band could have turned up the melodic hooks a bit more for our tastes.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - Vicious 1:15 - First impression of Sideways Skull by The Hold Steady 20:04 - Opiñata 27:50 - Round The "2" 35:14 - Do I Feel Involved? Outro -Screwed It Up   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Taking time off from The Age of Electric, Ian Summers (bass) joined the Dahle Brothers (Ryan on vocals, guitars and keys, Kurt on drums and vocals) for Limblifter in 1996. Those familiar with TAOE will recognize the sharp songwriting and guitar pop sensibilities, as the band effortlessly blasts out three-minute, radio-ready tunes like "Vicious" and "Tinfoil." Their sensibilities are definitely on the pop side, but the choruses aren't necessarily syrupy blandness. If anything, the band could have turned up the melodic hooks a bit more for our tastes.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - Vicious 1:15 - First impression of Sideways Skull by The Hold Steady 20:04 - Opiñata 27:50 - Round The "2" 35:14 - Do I Feel Involved? Outro -Screwed It Up   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Burial Waves is doing new things with old sounds. I spoke to Ross Hurt today and as expected, he was an interesting cat. , The band's guitarist and resident cinephile, Ross is doing his best to capture something real and simple, while at the same time hiding textures and complexities inside the very music we think is simple until it explodes, capturing us in its supernova.I really love the new EP, Holy Ground, and I expect you might be curious about it after this cool interview, so take a listen to the show, then jump over to their bandcamp page, and support this great new amalgam of musicians. This is a band made of other bands, and it's as epic as you might think.Please enjoy this super fun chat with my movie loving brother, Ross Hurt, from Burial Waves, on the Rockstar Superhero Podcast.Time Codes:1:50 Old School tones and the approach behind them5:00 The intentionally gross stuff7:45 Talking about gear and movies11:50 Live scoring movies to build motifs15:00 Kicking the blood and other credits18:20 Adding stuff to your musical toolbelt22:00 Extreme wealth and extreme poverty26:00 The ideas of the us thing29:45 The difficult times and expectations of Burial Waves34:00 Getting vaccinated to get out and do these shows38:00 When people give a POV that doesn't count42:00 The secret sauce of Burial Waves45:50 Jackson Pollock and Debussy49:20 DVD commentaries on our favorite movies52:40 Recommendations by Ross for movies57:00 The Vast of Night1:00:30 The special guy and the tour of Twin PeaksBurial Waves are:Jimmy Rhodes: drumsKevin Hilliard: bassKyle Durfey: vocalsMatthew Dowling: guitarRoss Hurt: guitarProduced by Burial WavesLinks:http://www.burialwaves.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Burial-Waves-104541117635074/https://twitter.com/burialwaveshttps://burialwaves.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/burialwavesSubscribe to both shows here: https://bit.ly/3airCvhWanna be on the show? Go here: https://calendly.com/rockstarsuperheroinstituteThe Rockstar Superhero Podcast examines the personal lives and creative careers of your favorite classic rock artists. We are obsessed with understanding the inner workings of the music business and all that it takes to remain in the public eye for as long as possible. Join us as we pursue conversations with legends and legends in the making.The Rockstar Superhero Radicals podcast was created to connect you directly to people, professional and private, who have lived lives worth discussing and offer solutions to our listeners, one heart at a time. If you are seeking truth and purpose beyond yourself, the Radicals podcast is for you.Copyright 2021 Rockstar Superhero Podcast - All Rights ReservedBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rockstar-superhero--4792050/support.

Episode 33 is a brand new Crusty Radio episode. That's right, it's just me talking stories and playing some tunes. Enjoy...Technical Production by Steve Rizun at Drive Studios in Toronto, Canada. PLAYLIST:The Flatliners - Mastering The Worlds Smallest ViolinHIM - Wicked Game (Chris Isaak Cover)Rancid - Journey To The End Of The East BayThe Anti-Queens - Leave Me OutLimblifter - I Wonder If...Mad Caddies - State Of MindCrusty Media - Pet Sematary (Ramones Cover) Featuring Emily Bones, Lucas Stagg, John Ward, Dale Semple, Valerie Knox, Taylor Cos and MICHAELxCrustyBad Religion - Struck A NerveGob - 236 E BroadwayGreen Day - Hybrid Moments (Misfits Cover)Organ Thieves - Fix The Hearts Of The Hollow

Every band has been on a tour like the 3x5 Tour. Something that looked good on paper, turned out to be SO not good in practice, and then revealed itself as one of the most rewarding and formative experiences of your band's young career. The 3x5 Tour (featuring Limblifter, Stanford Prison Experiment and Local H) was cooked up by the major label marketing machine as a way to draw attention (and attendees) to the baby bands being developed by the various labels. The chief idea being that your average music fan would not be able to resist the siren song of seeing three fairly unknown bands packaged together for the low, low price of 5 bucks. In reality, most people wouldn't go see three fairly unknown bands even if you paid THEM the 5 bucks. We asked our good friend Phil Palazzolo —who had the Herculean task of being sound guy for all three bands on that tour— to come on the show and try to figure out if it was the worst tour ever or the greatest tour ever. For better or worse, no answers were found — but if you can keep up, there's plenty of great stories about a long forgotten tour that (almost unanimously) produced an enduring troop of lifers. Local H Merch: bit.ly/3du68Ow 70 Movies We Saw in the 70s with Scott & Ben: bit.ly/3qBEOl6

Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ???  Tonight's show is the French tickler, ah yes ...you want to go to France, Lyric and Fingers will give you some tips on how to enjoy your sexy vacation .. that and much more tonight Tune in and turn on at 9 pm pst. Warning 18+ Sponsored by HedonismII Negril Jamaica. https://www.facebook.com/HedonismJamaica/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARBZ5oMd5gi-P4VoPD05F8YXb9Lm0zoUM9ZELmWKedOhjcZF3rXcy3NvknRedGp9xR5XAHuoU6wl6e9s&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j (Hedonism Resorts)  Music by https://www.facebook.com/thebandHEAD/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARASYVteFfpfO40WGqCky3iHhe1YF076CO3oYrHcy1zdhMtpmqnqcXCx72f9YepeiuNX-Z2Z3oHUfMbT&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j (HEAD) https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008034705417&__tn__=K-R&eid=ARBfQH1momYqYglHAajMG03H8yuN2MPyvIRVN-o5VMhLGY6VPecsfbSRDFNkg2ozvgC-ZQtk2p2iVfzO&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j (Ted Axe) https://www.facebook.com/drewmckay1987?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARCajUBmZFqXoDmWHM10sLJP6rdaBQoF5qlD5Gx2_aVB-zfrmInqI6JX3Zwpg6HnRI0W0IGDPRYzuX-v&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j (Drew McKay) https://www.facebook.com/limblifter/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARB1o1TCLDv2jHPkOw78MDYVG1ZC7zYkVnWeOpDxAlOwn4lUV23gOteqh35JqrGxbBYQrM9ke0jcIx56&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j (Limblifter) https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/sextalkpodcast?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB6_Xlzm8USajnUoejbyhTcuPhUgQcvWaZekKsRoSnsHRn-VxRXAA939gTWeCHIW7CssD5G0GLF7pIaTT5IMIwPQTyc1HTDN_RlL6cLJTsRr5ZQNAQ2AgxUpujZY1PxpYen9MhVT0hv9y24HWiO9DH3XrzhrAJlOWMRIJG9GuqHuZH2yC6J8qp17_v8sp_bzzpABo6tvXFGQCyOF3BAq8E6X70ajOzHze35YQGdMwRmLBy7zw5wx2WiIw2f2YRPBtyiW6s1-xJpWfPWIdded2geAcwawsI9-Nf94t_B8qFRgi079kzlNbxCdthTYQAUWKSGI39s_dummDQFFKRg2T25G3_j&__tn__=%2ANK-R... Support this podcast

It’s a family thing this week on Turned Out A Punk! Damian welcomes his good bud & modern indie rock god Jasamine White-Gluz on the show who’s band No Joy formerly featured Damian’s Cousin on drums. This episode also marks the first appearance by a sibling on TOAP! Sit back & enjoy as the two discuss going from the folly of renting a van from a band sending random emails about tours to working with your heroes all while cutting your own path. Also Touched On: Jasmine, Around The World & Into The Dingiest Backstage The Legendary Horseshoe L7 & Babes In Toyland Civ, Vandals, No Doubt As A First Show Cool Parents! First Siblings On The Show Ramones Records Laying Around The Muscle Memory Of Turning To Music Channels Montreal Rock Radio: Prog & Nu-Metal When The Hometown Hero Joins Hole Glueleg, Age of Electric, Limblifter Sloan Is The Best Band Of The Era Starting A Fake Blog To Get To Shows For Free Interviewing My Chemical Romance In A Bathroom Braid Blink 182’s Picks: Get Up Kids, Jimmy Eats World & Fugazi Walter From Quicksand Is The BEST!!!! A Girl, Guitar & A Four-track In A See Of Completely Unhelpful Sea Of Dudes Opening For Onelinedrawing Bad Flirt Starts Going To Springbreak & Booking A Tour Of It DON’T BY A VAN!!!! Being Named Laura Lloyd’s Legal Guardian For Touring Purposes DON’T SHARE A VAN WITH A BAND YOU DON’T KNOW! Alone In LA Gives No Joy Opening For Grant Hart The Smell: Best Coast, Miko Miko, Abe Vigoda and No Age With Age Comes Understanding How The Music Business Damian’s Cousin Garland: The Real Musical Talent In The Family AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Music photographer/blogger Dwayne Larson was all over Witchpolice in 2016. Starting with an appearance on the show as a guest in the spring, he returned as part of our photography panel show at the Handsome Daughter in the fall. He wasn't only a guest, though. Dwayne conducted interviews with a number of out-of-town and touring acts (Chixdiggit, Limblifter, Safe to Say, Son of Dave) for his It's A Music Thing website throughout the year, and he was kind enough to share the audio of those interviews for use on the podcast as well . Some of those interviews, due to episodes that were more time-sensitive, etc., didn't see the light of day on Witchpolice Radio... until now. Here's a compilation of short conversations Dwayne had with members of iconic '90s punks Face to Face, Canadian psychobillies the Creepshow, and up-and-coming New Orleans hardcore band Pears. All three were in Winnipeg at various times during the latter part of the year.

Music photographer/blogger Dwayne Larson was all over Witchpolice in 2016. Starting with an appearance on the show as a guest in the spring, he returned as part of our photography panel show at the Handsome Daughter in the fall. He wasn't only a guest, though. Dwayne conducted interviews with a number of out-of-town and touring acts (Chixdiggit, Limblifter, Safe to Say, Son of Dave) for his It's A Music Thing website throughout the year, and he was kind enough to share the audio of those interviews for use on the podcast as well . Some of those interviews, due to episodes that were more time-sensitive, etc., didn't see the light of day on Witchpolice Radio... until now. Here's a compilation of short conversations Dwayne had with members of iconic '90s punks Face to Face, Canadian psychobillies the Creepshow, and up-and-coming New Orleans hardcore band Pears. All three were in Winnipeg at various times during the latter part of the year.

This week's, my guest is Thomas Erak of the post hardcore band, The Fall of Troy. What better guest to give to you, my listeners, for this week's show, right? It's rare that I get to talk to a real rock star.... what I mean by this is the fact that having a discussion with a very popular musician is usually loaded to the gills with banter about road life, rehearsals, sex, drugs, etc.... those things you always hear when they do any public interviews. It might be salacious, but you've heard it before and you can find it on Wikipedia as well. I was blessed to have a real discussion with the real guy, and nothing to get in the way of clarity, focus, and transparency.   Again, as I said above, it's so rare. Thomas gave me 2 hours of direct connection, talking about the difficulties of family, relationships, artistry, comedy and love.... yes, love. I hope you enjoy this priceless conversation and discover the artist beneath the veneer of stardom.  Thomas is mesmerizing.3:08 Warnings from father. One of a kind. Authentic trances. Performing. 6:15 Music is serious. Not a hobby. 9:40 Blue note. Caring about the medium. Music didn't change. 12:20 Cleansing the palette. Being underground.14:00 Lauren Hill. Fugees. Grammy. Killing me softly. Roberta Flack. 16:00 Rob had a colonoscopy. 18:00 Being radically different. Thought process. Primus. Penguin suits. 21:15 Mom is hardcore. Conservative. Family matter. Race. Culture.29:00 Travelling. What makes it special. 32:00 Doing the dishes. 38:00 Too many popsicles will kill you. 40:35 Sweden's love for art. 43:00 Live your life like every day is your last. 44:50 In Utero is a pretty album. 46:30 Catalysts. 49:40 Love is all you need. 53:30 Appreciating the art. 55:40 Grateful Dead. 1:00:40 Possum Kingdom 1:06:00 A wild head of hair. 1:06:36 Limblifter, Holly McNarland, 24/7 Spyz 1:12:50 Reading someone's diary. 1:14:00 Comedy is the hardest thing in the world. 1:19:50 Vendetta Red 1:22:30 The Fall of Troy is back. Going all the way in. The Titanic. 1:30:30 What is truly worth it? 1:33:55 Thomas talks love, work, survival. 1:37:50 Grandma speaks the truth about love. 1:40:00 Rob falls in love. Rob is a dumbass. 1:46:00 The definition of love. 1:51:40 She has to be in his life. Weight in the words. 1:57:30 Thomas' favorite show. 2:00:00 Japan is outer space. 2:00:20 Word association games.2:06:50 The Fall of Troy - A Single Word The use of "A Single Word" by The Fall of Troy is graciously authorized for play by Thomas Erak and The Fall of Troy. The single can be found on the 2016 release OK.  All rights reserved. Subscribe to the shows here:1) Rockstar Superhero:Itunes: https://apple.co/3u8wlI9Audible: https://adbl.co/3sCnfSkSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3qxjQDLGoogle: https://bit.ly/3kC66WaTumblr: https://bit.ly/3sGrLzfDeezer: https://bit.ly/2Zr5lW7JioSaavn: https://bit.ly/3k29jhvCastbox: https://bit.ly/3bunV6UiHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/2PKvm172) Rockstar Radicals:Itunes: https://apple.co/2OR4kVx Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3qHHFZHDeezer: https://bit.ly/3srQ3grPodchaser: https://bit.ly/2NG2UwLGoogle: https://bit.ly/3uIQVzkJioSaavn: https://bit.ly/387Y2HGCastbox: https://bit.ly/3t0yCUliHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/3vbWKFuBlog @ Tumblr: https://bit.ly/3ka5IhjWanna be on the show? Go here: https://calendly.com/rockstarsuperheroinstituteCopyright 2021 Rockstar Superhero Podcast - All Rights ReservedBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rockstar-superhero--4792050/support.

If you're a regular listener to this podcast, you may have heard an episode we did earlier this year with Dwayne Larson, a Winnipeg concert photographer who also blogs about music on It's A Music Thing. Dwayne does a lot of great interviews with touring bands, so we're teaming up with him to present some of those on our podcast, and hopefully Dwayne will be involved in some regular episodes and other Witchpolice projects in future. To kick off his contributions to the podcast, here's an interview he did with Ryan Dahle of Limblifter when they were in town for a show at the Handsome Daughter last month. They talk about Limblifter's new album, the band's longevity, Ryan's other projects, like Age of Electric and Mounties ...and a lot more.

If you're a regular listener to this podcast, you may have heard an episode we did earlier this year with Dwayne Larson, a Winnipeg concert photographer who also blogs about music on It's A Music Thing. Dwayne does a lot of great interviews with touring bands, so we're teaming up with him to present some of those on our podcast, and hopefully Dwayne will be involved in some regular episodes and other Witchpolice projects in future. To kick off his contributions to the podcast, here's an interview he did with Ryan Dahle of Limblifter when they were in town for a show at the Handsome Daughter last month. They talk about Limblifter's new album, the band's longevity, Ryan's other projects, like Age of Electric and Mounties ...and a lot more.

Mounties (the band) is often called a Canadian indie supergroup because it's made up of an all-star lineup from the Canuck rock 'n' roll landscape: Steve Bays (from Hot Hot Heat), Ryan Dahle (from Age of Electric and Limblifter) and solo rocker Hawksley Workman. The night I hung out with Steve and Hawksley in Steve's SUV, the guys told me that all Mounties tracks begin with a box of wine and a jam session. (How awesome does that sound?) Steve and Hawksley were very talkative and it was hard to get them to stay on point once they started on a topic. What's the best (and worst) part of working with other successful and established musicians? Which other supergroup didn't work for Hawksley and Steve (as fans)? Who would they like to add to thier supergroup? How sexy is Mounties bassist Parker Bossley? What's the best brand of box wine to drink while jamming? We chat about all this and more! Tracks played on the show... 1) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Headphones" 2) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Pretty Respectable" 3) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Tokyo Summer" 4) Mounties, Thrash Rock Legacy (2014) "Waking Up On Time" ALL songs CANCON

This one should be fun... Limblifter is back with in 2015 with Pacific Milk, their fourth full-length effort - and first in over a decade. The album lives up to the Limblifter name, with the snappy hooks and engaging alt-rock melodies fans have come to expect plus some itneresting sonic progression. We'll speak with frontman Ryan Dahle about this latest effort and how it fits in with the band's back catalogue. Also, we have Toronto's Highs on this episode. They've turned a lot of heads with just a single EP to their name. Fresh off of a tour of Canada's east coast, Mike speaks with the band about their current happenings and future aspirations.