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Chapter 521 - "We're Getting A Little More Creative" ...as read by Calling All CaptainsToday we welcome Calling All Captains to the podcast! Calling All Captains released (e)motion sickness last Friday on New Damage Records. The bands talks about their experience in the music scene in the Edmonton suburbs, how the band came together and reached its current iteration, partnering with New Damage, the new ep, and more.  https://callingallcaptainsband.com/https://callingallcaptains.bandcamp.com/album/e-motion-sicknessYou can listen to my previous chat with Luc herehttps://asthestorygrows.substack.com/Discordhttps://www.patreon.com/asthestorygrowsEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comChapter 521 Music:Calling All Captains - "Wallflower"Calling All Captains - "Collapse"Calling All Captains - "Be Cool"Calling All Captains - "Sunbeam"

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Episode 71 is the long awaited episode with Andrew, the singer of Comeback Kid. We talk about the current state of the hardcore scene, making music videos with your best friends and so much more! Hosted by Michael CrustyPlaylist:Comeback Kid - Trouble In The Winner's CircleComeback Kid - Should Know BetterComeback Kid - Wake The DeadComeback Kid - CrossedComeback Kid - AbsoluteComeback Kid - Do Yourself A Favour See ya next time... @miserablefailurepodcast@crustymedia@michaelxcrusty

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Travis Bryant from the PWTorch East Coast Cast to discuss WWE Friday Night Smackdown along with callers and an on-site correspondent. They discuss L.A. Knight vs. Jimmy Uso, the Santos Escobar statement in-ring promo and where this storyline could end up, the mystery of who would show up in support of Charlotte & Shotzi & Bianca Belair leading to Becky Lynch to the rescue, Paul Heyman's promo, Pretty Deadly's disco ball, Road Dogg on commentary, and more.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3275545/advertisement

On today's podcast, we talk with Tony and Tommy of TRENCH! We chat about filling musical gaps, southern rock hardcore, playing in front of fire, puma shoes, TRENCH signing to New Damage, and much more! Check out what the Chans are up to: https://www.instagram.com/ricecube/ https://www.instagram.com/wontom/ https://trenchstream.com/IPL Season 2 Podcast Song Written by: Tommy Wood Mix and Master: Matt Andrews Check out the main Scoped Exposure channel: www.youtube.com/scopedexposure

"Rocket" of TheMetalDen.com returns with a slamming new episode of Rock And Roll Death Brigade Podcast, featuring music by FEAR FACTORY, FLOTSAM AND JETSAM, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, SOUNDGARDEN, MOTLEY CRUE, BEOWULF and EKTOMORF, plus stand up comedy by Sam Kinison and George Carlin. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rockandrolldeathbrigade/support

Welcome to Pex Pals, a weekly podcast about all things APEX LEGENDS for all the mediocre gamers out there! In our first episode, we discuss the damage counter update, how DPS seems to favored by the devs and community, Legend and Weapon patches, and Caustic Town Takeover.Hosted by Twitch streamers @CowVan & @JoelCupcake - www.PexPals.comJoin in on the conversation by using the hashtag #PexPals​​​​ or email us with conversation topics, tips or to inquire about being a guest on the show via pexpalspodcast@gmail.comFind CowVan online -https://Twitch.tv/CowVan​​​https://twitter.com/CowVanMan​​​Find JoelCupcake online-https://Twitch.tv/JoelCupcake​​​https://twitter.com/JoelCupcake​​​https://instagram.com/joelcupcake​​​Thanks for checking the show out!#ApexLegends​​​ #Apex​​​ #RespawnEntertainment​​​ #BattleRoyle​​​ #Legends​​

Heart Attack Kids originally started as a two-piece punk band made up of lead singer and guitarist Jared Ellul and drummer Nathan Stock in 2013. This high energy rock music really transferred well to their live performances, and the band would sign their first record deal in 2016 with Undergorund Operations and subsequently release their first full length album "No Future". The band would eventually switch labels and sign to Toronto Independent label New Damage to record and release their second full-length album "Bad Luck Like Gold". Not long after releasing this album Nathan announced that he would be leaving the band - on good terms mind you, he just wanted to dedicate his time to his now fiance and start a career in carpentry - Jared and Nathan are still good friends this day. Jared didn't let this stop him from continuing on the project and he quickly teamed up with bassist Craig Gignac and session drummer Mark Swann and the three of them are currently working on new music. Can't Stop is the first single we've heard with the new line up, but Jared hints that another single will be out before the end of 2020. I spoke with the bands co-founder and frontman, Jared about the history of the band, the new line up and new music he's been getting into. We even chat about the struggles of trying to stay fit during this pandemic. Here's my chat with Jared of Heart Attack Kids. HEART ATTACK KIDS Spotify | https://spoti.fi/3kpppRW Apple Music | https://apple.co/2FMWmsc Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/heartattackkids

New season, new meta, new strategies. That's why Garrett and Kyle have called in the professionals. Not_Paradox is here to give you the fact, opinion and run down on all the Heroes of the Storm happenings. You want tower strats? We got em. You want a Tassadar build? Oh yea, we got a great one for ya. You want a Garden of Terror strategy in 10 minutes or less, got that too.

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En esta edición de #RadioClash nos preguntamos que será de la escena Seattle, WA el día de hoy- Esto a propósito del estreno de la película/concierto de Soundgarden, estrenada en el mundo entero esta semana. De Soundgarden y su Live at The Artist Dean escucharemos New Damage y del Seattleite Rock Emergente tenemos para repartir: el trío Wild Powwers, el dueto The Black Tones, los proyectos solistas de Jordan Cook y Danny Denial, Reignwolf y Dark Smith respectivamente. Y muy cerca del area del noroeste de EEUU hay una vibrante escena en Canadá en la que destacan los Black Mountain quienes acaban de publicar su nuevo Destroyer, quienes a estas alturas son un nombre mas que reconocido en Norteamérica. Desde la misma ciudad que fue hace 30 años y que es hoy día reporta Radio Clash con un informe especial.

Cheffing beer with the philosopher beermakers... The Garage Hour goons got their guns to Burning Beard for a serious hour of brewing business in San Diego's East County, including cursed locations, the tipping point for critical brewery mass, the importance of cultivating good retailers, and rebranding your failures.  There's fancy beers like New Damage, regular Normcore, Old Banksy and Du Hast (some appearing in cans!), and some of the most elemental details of the Wondertwins' upcoming third-anniversary party at the Beard (April 13 - act fast, espcially if you like Alice in Chains, Faith No More, the Allman Brothers or Deep Purple). The Beard has the best jukebox in the world, and we always end up talking music too - everything from Chris Cornell in retrospect, Audioslave in Fallujah, and Filner in a headlock. There was also the Fiends, Deadbolt, a Foreigner/Asia/Saga shunt, and a minute or two on the upcoming Burning Beard Fight Club. Just add Jeff "Sideburns" Weidekr and Mike "Tape Deck" Maass (plus .45 Phil, Chef Jeff, the Lovely and Tolerant Karen and Hostus Maximus Justin Fort): it's gearhead talk radio.

Cheffing beer with the philosopher beermakers... The Garage Hour goons got their guns to Burning Beard for a serious hour of brewing business in San Diego's East County, including cursed locations, the tipping point for critical brewery mass, the importance of cultivating good retailers, and rebranding your failures.  There's fancy beers like New Damage, regular Normcore, Old Banksy and Du Hast (some appearing in cans!), and some of the most elemental details of the Wondertwins' upcoming third-anniversary party at the Beard (April 13 - act fast, espcially if you like Alice in Chains, Faith No More, the Allman Brothers or Deep Purple). The Beard has the best jukebox in the world, and we always end up talking music too - everything from Chris Cornell in retrospect, Audioslave in Fallujah, and Filner in a headlock. There was also the Fiends, Deadbolt, a Foreigner/Asia/Saga shunt, and a minute or two on the upcoming Burning Beard Fight Club. Just add Jeff "Sideburns" Weidekr and Mike "Tape Deck" Maass (plus .45 Phil, Chef Jeff, the Lovely and Tolerant Karen and Hostus Maximus Justin Fort): it's gearhead talk radio.

This week, I talk to guest Brian Salvatore about the legacy of the late Chris Cornell. Show notes: - Brian: Was never a huge fan of Cornell's early singing style - Rediscovered his love for Soundgarden in recent years - Jay: First heard him when Temple of the Dog came out in '91, then got  Badmotorfinger - The greatness of Mother Love Bone - Soundgarden was perfect bridge between '80s hard rock and the new sounds of the '90s - Jay: Saw Soundgarden in small club in early '92 and then again a few months later at Lollapalooza - Kim Thayil's guitar playing complemented Cornell's voice well - Jason Everman, the Zelig of grunge - The diverse nature of the Seattle acts of the '90s - The pressure of being the "responsible one" - Cornell's final tweets were upbeat - Hard to read into his lyrics - Most of Cornell's songs were dark - His death hit hard because he was ours - Feels like more '70s touring acts have more living members than '90s bands - The drugs were more prevalent in the '70s and '80s, but the '90s acts paid the price - Cornell's first solo album Euphoria Morning is really good - Less impressed with Audioslave - Soundgarden leaves a terrific body of work   Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

With guests Keidra Chaney (@kdc) and Laina Dawes (@Lainad), we mourn the death of a rock and metal legendSong list: "New Damage" by Soundgarden,"Beyond the Wheel" by Soundgarden,"Loud Love" by Soundgarden,"4th of July" by Soundgarden,"Slaves & Bulldozers" by Soundgarden

Today on the podcast we have Matt Weltner.  Matt Weltner is one of the creators of Rain Fest. We talked all about Rain Fest, how it started, how it grew over the last 10 years, some behind the scenes stories of the process, and that this is it's last year!  We also got a short breakdown of Hardcore music and some backstory on Matt and what got him into music.  I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.May 27-29th at Neumos https://www.facebook.com/rainfestnwFeatured music:"Canonized" by Blacklisted off Peace On Earth, War On Stage"Bremerton Zoo" by Power off Bremerton Zoo"New Damage" by Lower Species off 2015 DemoYou can find the podcast on iTunes for iOS, Stitcher for Android, and Spreaker.Please support the Go Fund Me campaign for the podcast https://www.gofundme.com/wotspodcast