Podcasts about militia vox

Volcanic, unique and severe all round talent MILITIA VOX in conversation on touring with acclaimed Judas Priestess, also stories from an established career.A cool individual I'm sure you'll agree. https://militiavox.com/music2024 JUDAS PRIESTESS Australian Tour Dates 2024Thursday 8 August - Sydney, CrowbarFriday 9 August - Canberra, UC HubSaturday 10 August - Melourne, Max WattsSunday 11 August - Adelaide, Crown & AnchorTuesday 13 August - Brisbane, The Triffid (Ekka Pub Hol Eve)

It's a surprisingly disco-themed episode, because Kevin, Kornflake, the Mayor of Chickentown, and Ed from Sponge Awareness Foundation all met in the middle of New Hampshire for a spectacular ABBA tribute show. We were there because our old pal (and occasional SAF guitarist) Mike was onstage in the band, delivering killer guitar solos like you never heard back in the disco era. We followed the show with a visit to the Red Arrow Diner, where we hadn't been since Kornflake's notorious tooth incident a decade ago. (Longtime Flopcast listeners remember what happened... oh yes, Mr. T was involved...) Also: A meeting with supercool vocalist Militia Vox, weird answering machine messages with Doornail, Plastic Man vs. the Disco Mummy, and Chickens in the News with the great Luke Ski! So slip into something sparkly and enjoy. You can dance, you can jive, having the podcast of your life. Dancing Queens is at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH through February 11! Luke Ski's new song "Chicken!" is available at The FuMP! And our regular links... The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Mastadon! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: Earth Station Trek!  

In this bone-chilling episode of The Sonic Chronic, we're dialing back the clock to 1996, with a special Guest Host, Militia Vox! Get ready to experience chills and thrills as we unearth the top box office and IMDB user-rated horror movies that had audiences trembling in their seats. Join us as we uncover the terrifying brilliance of Scream, the occult mystique of The Craft, and the blood-soaked tale of From Dusk Til Dawn. We'll also explore the chilling cultural moments and impactful events of '96 and how they merged with—or stood against—the haunting soundtracks, artists, and music in these spine-tingling films. So, are you ready to face your fears and tune into the frequency of fright? Leave us feedback, comments, and requests on our Spotify channel or at any of the channels below: The Sonic Chronic Website The Sonic Chronic on Instagram The Sonic Chronic on Facebook Our Patreon Channel is coming soon!

Rebecca is back with a review and spotlight on another band!! This week she dives into an indy darling that has one of the biggest DIY attitudes around! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riffingonhorror/support

In the second half of their chat, Chris and Militia Vox explore her album The Villainess and how it evolved into visual and immersive experiences.   They also delve into her newfound love of horror film scoring, how artists are more appreciated in death, why bands’ shirts are fashionable even… Continue reading The post CAPE 163: Militia Vox Part 2 – All The Metal Girls Love Me! appeared first on ChrisAballo.com.

Musical multi-hyphenate Militia Vox joins Chris for the first episode of this two part interview.  She shares her experiences of growing up in Maryland as a piano prodigy, clashing with administrators at Boston Conservatory, getting out from under the thumb of authority figures, her previous life as a backing vocalist… Continue reading The post CAPE 162: Militia Vox Part 1 – Marked By Redd Foxx appeared first on ChrisAballo.com.

Episodio dedicado a la participación que las mujeres negras han tenido en el metal extremo, con la importante participación de Juliana Aparecida del colectivo "Metaleiras negras" de Brasil. Grandes artistas sonaron en este episodio: Skin de Skunk Anansie, Audrey Ebrotié de Ianwill, Alexis Brown de Straight Line Stitch , Cammie Gilbert de Oceans of slumber, Kayla Phillips de Bleed the pigs, Militia Vox de Judas Priestess y Takiaya Reed y Sylvie Nehill de Divide and dissolve y quienes no sonaron pero también reconocemos y valoramos: Kayla Dixon de Black Mountain; Talia Bellazeca de Frozen, Alyxus Rose de SYRYN, Miss Garandy de Viena, Guitar Gabby y todas las chicas de The Txlips, Flora Lucini de MAAFA, Carla, Kelly e Islaine Santos, de VHC, Renata Death de Human Atrocity, Luanna Nascimento de Visceral Leishmaniasis, Larissa Pires de Retaliacao Infernal y High School Massacre; Hannah Paulino de Hidrah, y muchas otras mujeres que resisten y contribuyen a difundir la representatividad de las mujeres negras en el metal.

John talks with host/musician/singer Militia Vox about Woodstock '94, her stint at Fuse aka Much Music USA, her singing lead in Judas Priestess and other cool shit.   https://www.militiavox.com/ http://instagram.com/militiaismyname http://www.twitter.com/militiaismyname Also check out my band Jenny Hates Techno's EP Alien Pond https://jennyhatestechno.bandcamp.com/album/alien-pond-2

Chasing Fruit Loops - Episode 77 "Militia Vox". Hosted by Princess Geri Cannoli, tonight's guest is Singer, Songwriter, Musician, and Actress Militia Vox. Chasing Fruit Loops is aired live from Paradise Studios on Strong Island Television - www.strongisland.com

Paul welcomes vocalist, actress and force of nature Militia Vox (Judas Priestess) to the show. This episode of 6 Degrees with Paul LaPlaca originally aired...

We talk a bit about everything with Milita Vox! From the beginnings of Afropunk, to wild shows, to how she navigates performing in front of tougher, less tolerant audiences. She also roasts Coreh's favorite band, which if it had to be coming from anyone.... At least it came from her! And finally Coreh finally gets to verbally express his feelings on the latest Tool album, since the return from podcasting hiatus!Song list:Vow by Militia Vox,Pearl by Tamar Kali,Aggressive Evolution by Loathe,War by Brutus,Sunlight by Oceans of Slumber (live version),**BONUS SONG** Birth Ritual by Milita Vox (Soundgarden cover performed at Rocks Off presents "A Celebration of Chris Cornell" on 8/31/19)

Hilary talks with Militia Vox about going to NAMM with Dee Snider, trying out for the Ronettes, and how representation helps kids feel normal. Plus, ageism. MILITIA'S BIO Militia Vox has no regard for genre, gender roles or stereotypes. As a truly modern multi-hyphenate artist and leader with a DIY ethos, she has recorded, toured and performed with some of the best in the business, including: Twisted Sister, Living Colour, Cyndi Lauper, L7, Nancy Sinatra, and many more. Her mesmerizing presence, raw power, musical versatility and 4 octave range have captured the hearts of icons and outsiders alike. An award-winning solo artist, frontwoman of all-girl heavy metal sensation http://www.judaspriestess.com/ (Judas Priestess) and touring artist with https://blackwomenrock.com/ (Black Women Rock!), she is always a crowd favorite at international festivals and events- everything from biker rallies to prestigious museums. Militia was the 1st Host/VJ of color on Fuse/Much Music USA and Hosted Fuse's 1st reality tv show “Heavy Metal Makeover.” She has also hosted/appeared on MTV2, Vh1, Global TV, Afropunk Festival, NY Comic Con, Black Rock Coalition events and Phil Anselmo's Housecore Horror Festival.  Militia has starred in movies, TV shows as well as Off-Broadway, European Tours and National touring rock musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Sandra Bernhard's “Everything Bad is Beautiful”. Militia directs and produces music videos, visual art, as well as music and film events with her company, http://www.militiousproductions.com/ (Militious Productions), including works via her ongoing project, "The VillIainess". MENTIONS Pantera / Judas Priest- Rob Halford / The Ronettes / Nirvana / Nine Inch Nails / Twisted Sister- Dee Snider / Patti Smith / PJ Harvey / Tina Turner / Joan Baez / Joni Mitchell / Bob Dylan / Living Colour / Candlebox / Sonic Youth- Kim Gordon / Sate / Michael Jackson / Judith Hill / Elton John / Tata Vega / Prince / Daisy Rock Guitars (DRG) / Ibanez MILITIA'S LINKS http://www.militiavox.com (Website) http://www.instagram.com/earthquakerdev/ (Instagram) https://militiavox.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) https://open.spotify.com/artist/5nJlpeYsiIos5ymSqrMEpA (Spotify) MID-RIFF LINKS http://hilarybjones.com/midriffpodcast (Website) http://instagram.com/midriffpodcast (Instagram) http://facebook.com/midriffpodcast (Facebook) https://hilarybjones.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=43bb95b305fb0c7d53fbc8d3a&id=146b44f072 (Email Newsletter) Thanks for rating/reviewing on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mid-riff/id1494997227 (Apple Podcasts)! CREDITS Militia's Bumper Track: “https://militiavox.bandcamp.com/track/vow (Vow)” by Militia Vox Theme Music: "Hedonism" by https://towanda.bandcamp.com/ (Towanda) Artwork by https://www.juliagualtieri.com/ (Julia Gualtieri)

Militia is fascinated with all things dark and spooky. For this latest episode Side Jams, we covered her creepy childhood, her fascination with sinister and eerie things, her supernatural experiences, and her love for seeking out allegedly haunted places. She met Ed and Lorraine Warren and had her photo taken with that creepy doll Annabelle. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Militia is fascinated with all things dark and spooky. For this latest episode of Side Jams, we covered her creepy childhood, her fascination with sinister and eerie things, her supernatural experiences, and her love for seeking out allegedly haunted places. She met Ed and Lorraine Warren and had her photo taken with that creepy doll Annabelle. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Militia is fascinated with all things dark and spooky. For this latest episode Side Jams, we covered her creepy childhood, her fascination with sinister and eerie things, her supernatural experiences, and her love for seeking out allegedly haunted places. She met Ed and Lorraine Warren and had her photo taken with that creepy doll Annabelle.  This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Militia is fascinated with all things dark and spooky. For this latest episode of Side Jams, we covered her creepy childhood, her fascination with sinister and eerie things, her supernatural experiences, and her love for seeking out allegedly haunted places. She met Ed and Lorraine Warren and had her photo taken with that creepy doll Annabelle.  This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

This week, Militia Vox sits down with The Everyman live from The 2020 NAMM Show to give us an update on all things Militia! Militia Vox is the ultimate entertainer and artist. From modeling, to videography and 4D Art Installations, MIlitia truly does it all. Militia Vox is the front woman for the world's first AND only all-girl tribute to Judas Priest, Judas Priestess. Hear all about how this awesome project came to be and what she has in store for 2020, only on The Everyman Podcast! For more information on Militia Vox, check her out on IG @MilitiaIsMyName and on Youtube at https://youtu.be/GvkTrk1ixwg

Ming Chen talks to Militia Vox - lead singer of Judas Priestess: The World's ONLY All-Girl Tribute to the Metal Gods, JUDAS PRIEST - about their 10th Anniversary Show and what it means to perform in Asbury Park NJ

Doc speaks with Judas Priestess vocalist and solo artist Militia Vox about how the topic of race has been unavoidable as it relates to her music career, her upbringing in a very unique and progressive section of Maryland, her rebellious years in performing arts school, getting involved in the industrial music scene and joining her first band in Boston and New York, her years as a touring background singer for big pop stars like Taylor Dayne and Cyndi Lauper, how she decided to start her own solo band, joining Judas Priestess, and have a deep discussion about the #MeToo movement and her negative experiences with sexual harrasment in the music industry. This episode features the song "Blood on our Hands" by Corpse Paint from their EP Nothing Here In The Dark and "Vow" by Militia Vox from the EP Isosceles. Follow Militia on Instagram and Twitter @militiaismyname Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Check out our band sponsor at http://corpsepaint.org Support our show sponsor and buy official band merch at Rockabilia.com. Use the code PCJABBERJAW for 15% off. Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's that time of the year again where The Soul Brother Show celebrates Roctober! We're going all black rock and we're also showing love to birthday girl and Soul Brother Show favorite Militia Vox who's kicking ass with her new single "Nyctophilia." To round out this badass episode are some new joints from Black Rock Coalition pioneers Living Colour and some favorites from the likes of Lenny Kravitz, Subject to Change, Skunk Anansie, Public Enemy, and a special tribute to Militia Vox. Enjoy!Tracklist:Public Enemy - Brothers Gonna Work It OutFollow For Now - She Watch Channel ZeroRun DMC w/Aerosmith - Walk This WayLiving Colour - Come OnLiving Colour - Preachin' BluesCorey Glover - MaybeSkunk Anasie - Little Baby SwastikkkaJamila Woods - Blk Girl SoldierLenny Kravitz - It's Your LifeCree Summer - Curious White BoySubject to Change - Soul SisterShelly Nicole's Blakbushe - Blak GirlsBrand New Immortals - Black SunThe Family Stand - Plantation RadioMilitia Vox - Rid of MeMilitia Vox - Vow Militia Vox - We Don't Need Another HeroMilitia Vox - NyctophiliaMilitia Vox - This Is SheJoi - If I'm Lucky I Might Just Get Picked UpPrince - HardRockLover

It's that time of the year again where The Soul Brother Show celebrates Roctober! We're going all black rock and we're also showing love to birthday girl and Soul Brother Show favorite Militia Vox who's kicking ass with her new single "Nyctophilia." To round out this badass episode are some new joints from Black Rock Coalition pioneers Living Colour and some favorites from the likes of Lenny Kravitz, Subject to Change, Skunk Anansie, Public Enemy, and a special tribute to Militia Vox. Enjoy! Tracklist: Public Enemy - Brothers Gonna Work It Out Follow For Now - She Watch Channel Zero Run DMC w/Aerosmith - Walk This Way Living Colour - Come On Living Colour - Preachin' Blues Corey Glover - Maybe Skunk Anasie - Little Baby Swastikkka Jamila Woods - Blk Girl Soldier Lenny Kravitz - It's Your Life Cree Summer - Curious White Boy Subject to Change - Soul Sister Shelly Nicole's Blakbushe - Blak Girls Brand New Immortals - Black Sun The Family Stand - Plantation Radio Militia Vox - Rid of Me Militia Vox - Vow Militia Vox - We Don't Need Another Hero Militia Vox - Nyctophilia Militia Vox - This Is She Joi - If I'm Lucky I Might Just Get Picked Up Prince - HardRockLover

We are two shows into the run of our new podcast series ROCK SHOW and I feel like we've  found ourselves. I'd say "finally", but that implies that it was a long, long search. As you make your way through this new episode,  you're going to hear something signature. You are going to hear a stream of consciousness coming through the speakers salted and peppered with  some hard rocking tunes from the likes of BOBAFLEX, ZEROKING, MILITIA VOX, EDGE OF PARADISE and others. In the same way that ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE is taking on more challenging story ideas outside of music, our new podcast is going to be a reflection of the times that we're living in and and provide a humorous look at what is going on in the world and withing the walls of ROCKWIRED MEDIA. In this episode alone we discuss the stories that we're working on for the upcoming October issue which include a 40th anniversary retrospective of the documentary classic PUMPING IRON, which made ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER an icon, re-defined masculinity and made the sport of Bodybuilding not seem so fringe-y.  We will also be discussing a story that we're working on for the upcoming issue on the MEN'S RIGHTS MOVEMENT and the women who have taken center stage. In this show you will hear interview excerpts with the movements two leading women KAREN STRAUGHAN and JANICE FIAMENGO. Outside of the goings on with ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE, the show will touch on what has been happening in the news lately, particularly with BURNING MAN and the story of JOEL OSTEEN closing the doors of his megachurch to people suffering from the flooding in Houston. LiSTEN TO THE PODCAST AT:http://www.rockwired.com/temporarysite/RockShow2.mp3

AUGUST 28, 2017 - Well kiddies, here you have it! This is the very first edition of our brand new weekly show ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE'S ROCK SHOW. We admit it's not the most inspired title but it gives you an idea  of what to expect with this new weekly program. This latest endeavor by ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE is not much of a new endeavor. It's more of a rebranding of our previous podcast series ROCKWIRED RADIO PROFILES. We feel a title like . Since 2010, ROCKWIRED RADIO PROFILES lasted for over 700 editions and featured music and interviews with various active rock artists such as WAYLAND, BOBAFLEX, ADELITA'S WAY, EDGE OF PARADISE, ANOTHER LOST YEAR, SAINT MOTEL, SHALLOW SIDE, BONZ, ADLER, STAR OFF MACHINE, ZEROKING, A.D.D., EMPERORS AND ELEPHANTS, STATION, ELISIUM, RED TIDE RISING, SILVERTUNG, MAXXXWELL CARLISLE, CITY OF THE WEAK, VAJRA, ELISIUM, MILITIA VOX and  DIAMOND LANE. Now, ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE has decided to scale back with a weekly podcast that still delivers on the music and exclusive interviews but also seeks to entertain it's audience. Isn't rock n roll all about keeping folks entertained? ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE'S ROCK SHOW is going to be a work in progress. Of course it will be a show about spinning new music from today's leading active rock artists but ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE's Editor-In-Chief BRIAN LUSH promises that there will be some surprises along the way. "Just as we are getting more adventurous with our content in our monthly magazine, we want this new weekly show to be just as exciting." says LUSH. "Given the doubts about rock n roll's prospects these days, we feel it is our duty to make a rock music show that is all about fun and agenda-free. The only agenda here is rock n roll."  The new podcast series will be available every Tuesday exclusively at ROCKWIRED.COM and iTUNES. CHECK OUT THE PODCAST AT:http://www.rockwired.com/temporarysite/RockShow1.mp3 TODAY'S PLAYLiST: WAYLAND-  THROUGH THE FiREA ROCKWIRED favorite has returned with a brand new single and this time it is preceding the release of a brand new album titled RINSE AND REPEAT. For the past five years, WAYLAND have toured the United States many times over and have put out stand alone singles, but now the band has turned  their attention to a long form release - their first since their debut EP WELCOME TO MY HEAD. THROUGH THE FIRE delivers all of the bombast that we've come to expect form these road dogs and has us excited to hear more form their upcoming album. UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE - THE GREY Being an American Indian-owned publication, we find it important to highlight new music that is coming out of Indian Country and one such band is UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE, a metal band hailing from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. We happened to catch their  electrifying live set at the ALBUQUERQUE CENTER FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE. Not the most rocking venue in the world, but these guys made the space feel like the VIPER ROOM with their hard hitting set. They've managed to take their show on the road beyond the confines of South Dakota and have rocked audiences throughout the American Southwest. DiSTRiCT AVENUE - REViVALHailing from Ontario, DISTRICT AVENUE is a band that has seen some changes in line up but also a change in name and perspective. Formerly known as KICKIN' KROTCH, the band, led by singer MIKE BERNARD, made an impression with their gritty hard rock sound. Now that sound has undergone some refinement thanks to producer VIC BRANCO. It can be heard loud and clear on the band's latest album EPOCH, where the lead single REVIVAL stands out proudly thanks apart to their INDIGENOUS MUSIC AWARD winning video. HEATHER GiLLiS - 100 MPHTwenty-year-olds get a bad rap these days but when you've got a twenty-year-old who boasts a gritty, blues, southern rock sound as HEATHER GILLIS does, we feel it's only fair to give them all of the props that they deserve. Her handiwork on the guitar and lap steel and as a singer was all hard won. This young woman cut her teeth on the road and on the stage with  the late BUTCH TRUCKS as a member of his band THE FREIGHT TRAIN. Now with her days of BUTCH TRUCKS' tutelage bhehind her she stands poised to make a name for herself as an artist on her own rockin' terms. SiGNALS OF BEDLAM - MASS APPEAL A New York City-based band boasting on edgy prog rock sound. It's the musicianship that has won us over here at ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE nand their newest album ESCAPING VELOCITY and it's single MASS APPEAL deserve a special kind of recognition. Definitely one of our favorite releases of 2017. KiLLSET - JUMP On the heals of an EP and debut album, the band KILLSET is really hitting it hard with their new release STFU. The album boasts the very hard rock that like to give it up for  but there are also some hip hop flourishes. Don't believe us? Just check out their take on the 1992 KRIS KROSS hit JUMP. The video is a fucking hoot. KiTTENHEAD - TUESDAYIt's been a while since we've given it up for punchy, punk rock band and KITTEN HEAD delivers. Not only for their raw rocking songcraft but for their intense live set that lets the audience in on the music. Shouldn't a rock music be this way. ANDREW W. BOSS - iNViNCiBLEWhen a guy says that it was attending a DEFTONES show that set him on his way to music making, I guess we better listen to him. ANDREW W. BOSS proves that he's a "boss" in every sense of the work with his brand new album INVINCIBLE. That man's rap and metal sensibilities proudly shine through. LiViNG COLOUR - COME ONSeven years was way too long to wait for a new release from these guys. LIVING COLOUR proved that their music and artistry were all intact with their 2010 album CHAIR IN THE DOORWAY and now they' prove that the influence  of the blues still has a place in the world on their forthcoming album SHADE. Don't think for a minute that these guys have turned the volume down here. Their interpretation of the blues is as loud and rockin' as anything that we've come to expect from these legends. LULLWATER - RELEASEHailing from Georgia, LULLWATER is a band that has taken it's musical queues from the music that was coming out of Seattle during the late eighties and early nineties. It should be no surprise that their new EP is a live album recorded in the same studio that PEARL JAM recorded out of. It's also less of surprise that the band has re-recorded PEARL JAM's RELEASE using original PEARL JAM drummer DAVE KRUSEN. OWL COMPANY - CELEBRATE AND KNEELThanks to the band's victory in ROCKWIRED's ARTIST OF THE MONTH contest, we've been introduced to folks in South American. These Sao Paulo-based rockers are on the verge of making their presence known in the States with what promises to be an electrifying tour and a raw, uncompromising debut album HORIZON. REMADA - A BETTER TOMORROWThe Chicago-based rock band has been through an insane amount of changes form being a solo hip-hop artist to an full on rock band. Their newest album seals the band's fate as an electrifying hard rock act destined for greatness and the kind of positive message that will elevate their material above the standard rock fare.

Militia Vox , aka the Dark Diva and the Black Queen of Metal, is ferocious, badass, loud,  honest, existential, hardworking and beautiful.  A multimedia genius in film, music, concert production, film soundtracks and television she delivers a message of power, confidence, rebellion A classically trained pianist since the age of 7, MilitiaV grew up to become the central figure in bands including Judas Priestess , Swear On Your Life, and Disciples of Astaroth before  going  solo in 2013. Named one of  the nation’s “Ten Fiercest Black Female Rockers,” she has new music out and new stories to tell. This year she received three Global Music Awards for songwriting, lyrics and best Female Vocalist.  Her new single "NYCTOPHILIA"  is now out, following the released of her three-song EP, ISOSCELES. Named after the Italian word for “Love”, Ammoye produces beautiful, popular funky shimmering reggae that kicks ass and stands out in a male-dominated genre And people love it and they lover her.  The smoothness of her voice draws listeners in, and the power of her lyrics holds them as she effortlessly sings about life, love, and justice. At the age of 5, Ammoye knew her calling was to perform music. Raised by her grandparents singing in church choirs and a gospel group, she moved Canada for college nd  perfected her style. It was there that she organized fellow artists into a collective  blending the soulfulness of Jamaica with the edge of drum & bass, the sinewy grooves of R&B. She sang with Michael Buble and Arkell won several Junos, . She calls herself a “soul rebel” and that soul and that  rebellion shows through in her new album,  The Light. And Binx drops by with a new song  

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet!

 On this special Halloween broadcast of The Soul Brother Show, rock goddess Militia Vox for her record-breaking sixth appearance to talk about her latest project, her thoughts on Afropunk, and what Prince meant to her as an individual. It's a no-holds-barred conversation that's not to be missed!   Tracklist:   Shelly Nicole's Blackbushe - Blak Girls   Sophia Ramos - Freedom Is Over   Tamar-kali - Pearl   Unlocking the Truth - Monster   Unlocking the Truth - Take Control   Living Colour - Who Shot Ya   Joi - Move On   Joi - Ghetto Superstar   Joi - Time to Smile   Joi - If I'm Lucky I Just Might Get Picked Up   Jamila Woods - Blk Girl Soldier   Starr Busby - Ms. Bland   Nosizwe - Breathe   Militia Vox - Wow   Militia Vox - We Don't Need Another Hero   Militia Vox - This Is She   Militia Vox - Rid of Me   Shinobi Ninja - Alright   Sobe Lash - Animal   Sate - Feel   Skunk Anansie - Little Baby Swastika   Bad Brains - Banned In DC   Bad Brains - Sailin' On   Bad Brains - Rock For Light   Death - Politicians In My Eyes   Prince and 3rd Eye Girl - Plectrumelectrum   Prince and 3rd Eye Girl - Wow   Brand New Immortals - King For a Day   Lenny Kravitz - Dirty White Boots   Lenny Kravitz - It's Your Life   Run DMC - King of Rock

Militia Vox , aka the Dark Diva and the Black Queen of Metal is ferocious, badass, loud,  honest, existential, hardworking and beautiful.  A multimedia genius in film, music, concert production, film soundtracks and television she delivers a message of power, confidence, rebellion A classically trained pianist since the age of 7, MilitiaV grew up to become the central figure in bands including Judas Priestess , Swear On Your Life, and Disciples of Astaroth before  going  solo in 2013. Named one of  the nation’s “Ten Fiercest Black Female Rockers,” Militia Vox’s album, BAIT and single  Vow garnered high praise from critics and fans alike.  Her new EP, ISOSCELES, released September 3, promises to continue her momentum and thrill her fans. The central California-born pop artisti Omar Alhindi,started his music career signing with Tyme Records at only fifteen years old. An emotional storyteller, he combines unforgettable pop melodies with experiences pulled from his own life. His debut record, a project that’s soaked up his creativity and determination for four years, is blissed out with hip-hop beats and synthy pop melodies that earworm their way into your memory with just one listen. With each track, he aims to come from a positive place, taking even the most heartbreaking moments and turning them into uplifting experiences of growth and hopefulness. His newest single, “Dance All Night” is a Sean Kingston inspired, summer celebration that was tailored for radio play. As the first single off his upcoming record, set to be released in the fall of 2016, it marks the beginning of a whole new era in Omar’s musical career.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

#BGNPodcast Extra! Kristin St. John interviews heavy metal rock artist Militia Vox! Frontwoman of Judas Priestess- the world's only all girl tribute to the metal gods Judas Priest, lead singer/songwriter of progressive hard rock band Swear On Your Life, leading lady of Dee Snider's heavy metal horror orchestra "Van Helsing's Curse" and known as the "Rock Goddess" of the Brooklyn based AFROPUNK movement.

Militia Vox , aka the Dark Diva and the Black Queen of Metal, is ferocious, badass, loud, honest, existential, hardworking and beautiful.  A multimedia genius in film, music, concert production,soundtracks and television she delivers a message of power, confidence and rebellion.  A classically trained pianist since the age of 7, MilitiaV grew up to become the central figure in bands including Judas Priestess , Swear On Your Life, and Disciples of Astaroth before  going  solo in 2013. Named one of  the nation’s “Ten Fiercest Black Female Rockers,” Militia Vox’s  recent album, BAIT  is riding high and she has just released a new single, Vow. We are welcoming her back to Music FridayLive! RASHMI is a singer, songwriter, actress, screenwriter and Brooklynite.  She has performed in New York City, Austin, Dallas, Toronto, Philadelphia and Los Angeles,  the Prospect Heights Music Festival, Monrovia Arts Festival, American Cancer Society events and the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.  Her songs have been commissioned for film and dance and theatre.  Her melodic country rock sound is unique, with her varied & diverse influences, and sound great acoustic or with a band. Her new album, PUZZLE was released in  September 2015 on http://www.rashmisingh.com and we get to listen to it and talk about on music FridayLive!  

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Eleanor Goldfield is the founder and lead singer of Rooftop Revolutionaries, a modern hard rock band from the LA underground rock scene. RR songs are full of political and social views, blending their progressive message with a heavy rock sound similar to that of Alice in Chains. Rooftop Revolutionaries released their second album, White.  Eleanor joins us this Friday from the nation's capital. Progressive, hard rock/metal vocalist Militia Vox released her cover EP BAIT,Halloween 2014 as the tempting lead-in to the upcoming original release THE VILLAINESS,this year.  THE VILLAINESS is a two-album concept project by a strong woman representative of the underworld of rebels, outlaws and outsiders. The founder and leader of the Judas Priestess, Militia can crash heavy metal and belt with the bestof them, and deudce with smooth  soul and blues when she wants. She tells us all about her journey and her future this Friday.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Welcome to The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk! Hosted by Mr. Chris, this is an online radio show/podcast that caters to real music from the perspective of a real music lover. There's a plethora of good music and great interviews with some of your favorite artists such as Militia Vox, Maya Azucena, the Suffers, and En Vogue to name a few. It's always a stone jam on The Soul Brother Show and you never know who will drop in for an in-depth interview. Keep it locked to one of the hottest podcasts on the planet! The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk can now be heard every Friday from 2-5am and 7-10pm on KPFT 90.1 FM and KPFT HD3.

Extreme metal, punk, and hardcore. Slayer. Sick of it All. Cro-Mags. Decapitated. Behemoth. Musically aggressive rock bands with growling vocals and lyrics about annihilation, death, and dismemberment. A genre of music that, even more than more mainstream music genres, seems to be the province of (straight) white males. But wait. In What are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman's Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal (Bazillion Points, 2012), Laina Dawes examines an overlooked and numerically small segment of the extreme music scene: black women. Putting her sociological training to good use, Dawes presents a macro structural cultural analysis of race in North America (Dawes is Canadian) and how this plays out in the micro-arenas of high school community and heavy metal shows. Using in-depth interviews with a number of black women punk and metal artists including Skin, Sandra St. Victor, Militia Vox, Diamond Rowe, Urith Myree, Tamar-Kali, Ashley Greenwood, Yvonne Ducksworth, Camille Douglas, Alexis Brown, and others, Dawes highlights the self and societal contradictions of being black, female, and a fan of extreme music. Most significantly, the black friends of these women accuse them of not being black enough and their white metal friends (and strangers, for that matter) are dumbfounded about what a black woman might find interesting in this world of white males. The answer to both, writes Dawes, is easy: Metal fandom allows these women to be themselves, to be individuals, to escape the narrow confines of prescribed gender and race roles in North American society. Laina Dawes is a music and cultural critic and opinion writer, an active public speaker, and a contributor to CBC Radio. She is also a current affairs columnist for Afrotoronto.com and contributing editor for Blogher.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Extreme metal, punk, and hardcore. Slayer. Sick of it All. Cro-Mags. Decapitated. Behemoth. Musically aggressive rock bands with growling vocals and lyrics about annihilation, death, and dismemberment. A genre of music that, even more than more mainstream music genres, seems to be the province of (straight) white males. But wait. In What are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman’s Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal (Bazillion Points, 2012), Laina Dawes examines an overlooked and numerically small segment of the extreme music scene: black women. Putting her sociological training to good use, Dawes presents a macro structural cultural analysis of race in North America (Dawes is Canadian) and how this plays out in the micro-arenas of high school community and heavy metal shows. Using in-depth interviews with a number of black women punk and metal artists including Skin, Sandra St. Victor, Militia Vox, Diamond Rowe, Urith Myree, Tamar-Kali, Ashley Greenwood, Yvonne Ducksworth, Camille Douglas, Alexis Brown, and others, Dawes highlights the self and societal contradictions of being black, female, and a fan of extreme music. Most significantly, the black friends of these women accuse them of not being black enough and their white metal friends (and strangers, for that matter) are dumbfounded about what a black woman might find interesting in this world of white males. The answer to both, writes Dawes, is easy: Metal fandom allows these women to be themselves, to be individuals, to escape the narrow confines of prescribed gender and race roles in North American society. Laina Dawes is a music and cultural critic and opinion writer, an active public speaker, and a contributor to CBC Radio. She is also a current affairs columnist for Afrotoronto.com and contributing editor for Blogher.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Extreme metal, punk, and hardcore. Slayer. Sick of it All. Cro-Mags. Decapitated. Behemoth. Musically aggressive rock bands with growling vocals and lyrics about annihilation, death, and dismemberment. A genre of music that, even more than more mainstream music genres, seems to be the province of (straight) white males. But wait. In What are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman’s Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal (Bazillion Points, 2012), Laina Dawes examines an overlooked and numerically small segment of the extreme music scene: black women. Putting her sociological training to good use, Dawes presents a macro structural cultural analysis of race in North America (Dawes is Canadian) and how this plays out in the micro-arenas of high school community and heavy metal shows. Using in-depth interviews with a number of black women punk and metal artists including Skin, Sandra St. Victor, Militia Vox, Diamond Rowe, Urith Myree, Tamar-Kali, Ashley Greenwood, Yvonne Ducksworth, Camille Douglas, Alexis Brown, and others, Dawes highlights the self and societal contradictions of being black, female, and a fan of extreme music. Most significantly, the black friends of these women accuse them of not being black enough and their white metal friends (and strangers, for that matter) are dumbfounded about what a black woman might find interesting in this world of white males. The answer to both, writes Dawes, is easy: Metal fandom allows these women to be themselves, to be individuals, to escape the narrow confines of prescribed gender and race roles in North American society. Laina Dawes is a music and cultural critic and opinion writer, an active public speaker, and a contributor to CBC Radio. She is also a current affairs columnist for Afrotoronto.com and contributing editor for Blogher.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Extreme metal, punk, and hardcore. Slayer. Sick of it All. Cro-Mags. Decapitated. Behemoth. Musically aggressive rock bands with growling vocals and lyrics about annihilation, death, and dismemberment. A genre of music that, even more than more mainstream music genres, seems to be the province of (straight) white males. But wait. In What are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman’s Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal (Bazillion Points, 2012), Laina Dawes examines an overlooked and numerically small segment of the extreme music scene: black women. Putting her sociological training to good use, Dawes presents a macro structural cultural analysis of race in North America (Dawes is Canadian) and how this plays out in the micro-arenas of high school community and heavy metal shows. Using in-depth interviews with a number of black women punk and metal artists including Skin, Sandra St. Victor, Militia Vox, Diamond Rowe, Urith Myree, Tamar-Kali, Ashley Greenwood, Yvonne Ducksworth, Camille Douglas, Alexis Brown, and others, Dawes highlights the self and societal contradictions of being black, female, and a fan of extreme music. Most significantly, the black friends of these women accuse them of not being black enough and their white metal friends (and strangers, for that matter) are dumbfounded about what a black woman might find interesting in this world of white males. The answer to both, writes Dawes, is easy: Metal fandom allows these women to be themselves, to be individuals, to escape the narrow confines of prescribed gender and race roles in North American society. Laina Dawes is a music and cultural critic and opinion writer, an active public speaker, and a contributor to CBC Radio. She is also a current affairs columnist for Afrotoronto.com and contributing editor for Blogher.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Extreme metal, punk, and hardcore. Slayer. Sick of it All. Cro-Mags. Decapitated. Behemoth. Musically aggressive rock bands with growling vocals and lyrics about annihilation, death, and dismemberment. A genre of music that, even more than more mainstream music genres, seems to be the province of (straight) white males. But wait. In What are You Doing Here?: A Black Woman’s Life and Liberation in Heavy Metal (Bazillion Points, 2012), Laina Dawes examines an overlooked and numerically small segment of the extreme music scene: black women. Putting her sociological training to good use, Dawes presents a macro structural cultural analysis of race in North America (Dawes is Canadian) and how this plays out in the micro-arenas of high school community and heavy metal shows. Using in-depth interviews with a number of black women punk and metal artists including Skin, Sandra St. Victor, Militia Vox, Diamond Rowe, Urith Myree, Tamar-Kali, Ashley Greenwood, Yvonne Ducksworth, Camille Douglas, Alexis Brown, and others, Dawes highlights the self and societal contradictions of being black, female, and a fan of extreme music. Most significantly, the black friends of these women accuse them of not being black enough and their white metal friends (and strangers, for that matter) are dumbfounded about what a black woman might find interesting in this world of white males. The answer to both, writes Dawes, is easy: Metal fandom allows these women to be themselves, to be individuals, to escape the narrow confines of prescribed gender and race roles in North American society. Laina Dawes is a music and cultural critic and opinion writer, an active public speaker, and a contributor to CBC Radio. She is also a current affairs columnist for Afrotoronto.com and contributing editor for Blogher.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices