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Mike Elfers writes for That's Good Enough for Me and Punknews and plays in the bands Thirst Things First, Vempire, and Pure Brown.  Follow: https://www.instagram.com/mikeyelfers/?hl=en  

Blag Dhalia of Dwarves discusses band history, collectible records, the challenges of running a label and the balance of art and business, as well as new and reissued Dwarves vinyl. Topic Include: Dwarves should be a record collector's goldmine Blag's early memories of getting record collections Listening to rap, electronic, industrial – not much punk Dwarves records have an inherent collectability Making the various collectible Dwarves records Ralph Champagne album was a tough sell for Dwarves fans Why hasn't there been a proper Dwarves concept album? Blag is an author – lending those skills to a narrative in music Who is closer to the real person: Blag Dhalia or Ralph Champagne? The Greedy record imprint for Dwarves material The Burger Records scandal missed the Dwarves Blag is very hands-on with creating records He doesn't enjoy running the label – but good help is hard to find Being underwhelmed by publicists Blag would rather write and record and leave the rest to others Dwarves artwork – creating special covers, logos, etc Limited parody covers by John at PunkNews.org Record collectors love the parody covers Time is right for a Dwarves renaissance Hard to find a good booking agent Did any prior labels push back on the vision of Dwarves? Bad feelings about Sub-Pop Did Dwarves ever get approached by major labels in the early 90s Major labels missed aligning with a songwriter like Blag Marilyn Manson has a big budget and industry marketing A Dwarves rebirth would require a movie / documentary Blag controls majority of Dwarves materials Has there been serious discussion of a Dwarves movie? The most collectible Dwarves record Collectible Dwarves Sub-Pop variants Dwarves still do 7” records – not many bands still do Interview wrap up Get Dwarves records and merch Tix for upcoming Australian tour Extended, Commercial-Free & High Resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

The reigning champ of the Brooklyn scene...Mike from Nihiloceros returns to the show to talk about his latest record, songwriting, cryptic lyrics, what keeps him in New York, and his favorite summer jobs. This record is for the BASSISTS!!! Follow Nihiloceros on INSTAGRAM, buy their tunes on BANDCAMP, and also check out this review I wrote for their single on PUNKNEWS. ***See Warpark and Nihiloceros share the stage in Brooklyn on 8/29 @PURGATORY***Playlist:1. Purgatory (Summer Jam) - Nihiloceros2. Martian Wisconsin - Nihiloceros3. Killing Ghost - NihilocerosSUPPORT~~*****SUBSCRIBE ON  YOUTUBE*****~ Leave a cool review on the podcast platform of your choice!~ Hang out with me at Camp Punksylvania July 5-8: https://www.tixr.com/amp/1u87rf/86480~ $20 Off Visible: https://www.visible.com/get/?3RV7LB2 (Code 3RV7LB2)~ 7% off Distrokid: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/772674 DONATE:https://streamlabs.com/knuckleheadpunxtv/tip

John talks with Eric Bressler, the guy who runs the best venue in Philadelphia! They chat about Punknews' summer soirees, the challenges in running a venue, dangerous art, if Diplo is a cool guy, and Sparks!

Scowl is one of a handful of new hardcore bands blowing up at the moment. And, more importantly, they are a band with ska roots. Specifically, their bassist Bailey Lupo, who used to play bass in San Jose ska-punk band The Caps (or CAPS). So, we brought them on to get all the deets on their ska past. Bailey told us about packing records at Asian Man Records as a teen. (They begged Mike Park to release the Scowl record in 2020, but he passed). Bailey talked about recently meeting JER in Gainsville and vowed to our audience that, one day, Scowl would collaborate with Skatune Network. And they talked about the bands that influenced The Caps: The Specials, Choking Victim and a whole slew of surf bands. But we got even deeper and talked about the late 2000s/early 2010s San Jose punk scene they came from and talked about legendary groups like Leer, Hard Girls (featuring Jeff Rosenstock's guitarist Mike Huguenor), Monstrauss (Who played ska & grunge ie Skunge), Matsuri, Stickup Kid and Point of View. And of course, we had to talk about San Jose's weirdest punk venue, Nickel City. Hyper Ska artist Eichlers wrote a song about the venue on their sophomore record. We also talk about touring with Limp Bizkit, what it was like to have thousands of kids show up to their Real Bay Shit shows, seeing Laura Stevenson at a backyard BBQ in San Jose, and we discuss the horrible Punknews comments they sifted through every day. Most importantly, we talked about Adam and Aaron's old band, Gnarboots! Support the show

This past Saturday, Punknews hosted the first Record Freak Out in Philly. DJ Johnny G made a six hour mega-mix of tunes that played during the event. It's all over the map. Here's part 1 of 2. 

This past Saturday, Punknews hosted the first Record Freak Out in Philly. DJ Johnny G made a six hour mega-mix of tunes that played during the event. It's all over the map. Here's part 2 of 2. 

In this episode, I talk about the history of Propaghandi from 1986-2007. I also recommend some songs and albums that I really like, along with sharing some of my views on topics they talk about such as gun control and immigration. Save Our Great Salt Lake! - Action NetworkFriends of Great Salt Lake - Latest News & Updates (fogsl.org)Propagandhi ... About (archive.org)According to Propagandhi: How the punk scene, politics and activism have evolved over the years - YouTubePropagandhi | Victory Lap w/Todd Kowalski - YouTubePropagandhi / G7 News | Punknews.orgMore Fat News | Punknews.org20 Years Ago, Propagandhi Antagonized the Punk Scene with ‘Less Talk, More Rock' (vice.com)Propagandhi machine - The Globe and MailPropagandhi offers two advance songs for donations to charity | Punknews.orgYour Favorite Records of 2009 | Punknews.org

In this bonus episode, Punknews' John Gentile talks with Crass icon Penny Rimbaud and Peter Vukmirovic Stevens about the pair's new album, S LENCE! (shhh....)

Hello my punk rock friends! This week my guest is Em Moore, writer and podcaster for PunkNews! We talked about her work as a writer and podcaster for Punk News, how we both discover new bands, catching up on great music, and her music taste in general etc. https://linktr.ee/emcmoore?fbclid=PAAaZL06SkEK5jt77jHmGm7FBsBYTSdHDSzGNFLX3r6Ep1sKtE8jJ-lxrjJNQ https://www.punknews.org We are making some rePUNKmmendations for the bands: - G.R.O.S.S (Halifax)  - Heaggbloms (Germany) - Boring Girls (Montréal)  - Mike Backter (Peru)  - Bad Waitress (Toronto)  - The Operators (Indianapolis)    The Punk Roquette show is happy to be sponsored by www.epicmerchstore.com. Find your favorite merch for more than 200 punk, ska, hardcore and metal bands from all around the world! Reach me here: https://www.facebook.com/punkroquette https://www.instagram.com/punk_roquette/ punkroquette@gmail.com ----> If you want to support the show, you can help me on the Patreon page for exclusive content. Thank you so much! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Punkroquette You can also make a donation here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/punkroquette

For a song Andrew wrote during high school or shortly after, we have some pretty deep lyrics contained within a powerful example of a great rock song of the era. How do you interpret these lyrics? Is this one a fan favorite? Song Audio: https://youtu.be/xg2-CQo2-uo Punknews.org interview with Josh, 2003: https://www.punknews.org/article/8861/interviews-something-corporate Live in London, 2003: https://youtu.be/7dbHiOHy3v8 Instagram live, April 2020: https://youtu.be/nn8869sxOps?t=694 Live at HOB Anaheim, Sept 2022: https://youtu.be/cNvVowCxE6k?t=4361

Em Moore takes control of the Punknews podcast! WHO WILL SURVIVE?!

It's Peter Hook week at Punknews! At the beginning of the episode, Em talks about seeing Peter Hook and the Light play two Joy Division albums in full! At the end, John interviews Hooky himself! In between, Em and John talk the Jerry Only solo album, the new punk destination festival, the Muslims dropping off the Thick tour... and more! Plus, we play a TON of Peter hook live!

In this bonus episode, Punknews editor Em Moore plays the hoittest jams from May 2022! Listen up and get educated, you knuckleheads!

In 2002, Punknews.org said this about From Autumn to Ashes… If you like your hardcore loud, fast, with floor punching breakdowns and screaming metal guitars then this is for you. If you like your softer, emotional, heart-felt tunes that make you close your eyes and think of buttercups in a field on a warm summer's day, then this is for you. If you like the two styles smashed together, violently, then stop reading and run to your local music store. From Autumn to Ashes is an American post-hardcore band from Long Island, New York. Releasing 4 full length records between 2001 and 2007, the band would then call it a day on good terms, claiming they had achieved everything they had wanted to achieve with the band. Today From Autumn to Ashes remains a part-time project, reuniting for small reunion shows on occasion much to the delight of fans. Music Produced by Driftaway Follow us on Instagram - https://instagram.com/violenceandsunshine Listen to our Episode Playlist - https://linktr.ee/violenceandsunshine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/violenceandsunshine/message

Holy shit it's our final State-by-State episode! Nebraska is comin' attcha with a musical history tour of the Cornhusker state going all the way back to a wax cylinder recording from the late 19th century up to punk and garage rock from the past couple years. Listen to Scott go off on Conor Oberst and Greg play a clip anyway.

New friend of the show and speed-listening champion Ben Byrd is here to lawyer all of our asses about TMBG's cover of Yeh Yeh from Mink Car. The song has a long winding history before it even made it to the Giants, so step on into that jury box and get ready for our opening statements on this lengthy trial of the century.

Talking to Brooklyn scene legend Mike of Nihiloceros about the latest release--which I reviewed for Punknews here: https://www.punknews.org/review/17730/nihiloceros-self-destroy We also talk about transportation methods, wild recording processes, moving around, collaboration, and the importance of feedback. Listen and buy Nihiloceros' latest release on Bandcamp here: https://nihiloceros.bandcamp.com/album/self-destroy Playlist: 1. Mammal Science Fiction - Nihiloceros 2. Halfway Human - Nihiloceros 3. Dirty Homes - Nihiloceros 

Chris Stowe runs A-F Records, plays in the band Nightmarathons, and is a Dad. Chris and Jeff discuss fatherhood, balancing career expectations, the perils/realities of Spotify play counts, and what Chris looks for in a potential artist for the label. The new Divided Heaven album, Oblivion, is out now!Order in on LP/CD @ dividedheaven.com & a-frecords.comThe Berman Hour: Into Oblivion series is presented by PunkNews.org.#ChrisStowe #AFrecords #AntiFlag #JeffBerman #BermanHour #podcast #interview #newalbum #oblivion #NightmarathonsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thebermanhour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's our 11th (out of 12) state for our State-by-State project and it's the biggest of them all - Illinois! Here's part 2 after long last, focused on music from the 1990s to current up and coming bands.

It's been two friggin years since the Crane live episode in Bloomington, IN. Since we don't do covers sections at a live episode, it's high time we shine a spotlight on the best and most interesting Crane covers on the web. Roundtable guests Cari Hearn and Jon Hancuff return to help me. Enjoy!!

Speed-listener Chris Conaton joins us for the first time to talk about one of the weirdest songs on BOOK, If Day for Winnipeg. We go over the history of If Day during WWII, talk about relvant sonic comparisons from elementary music boomwhackers to gamalan music, and demonstrate what how a ring modulator plugin effect works.

Australian friend Belinda Van Helden is on the show to talk about the classic TMBG kid's song Four of Two. But is it a kids song? Find out about the song's life before the album No! and learn all about the location of famously-stopped clocks.

In ep163 we host a live extravaganza, live from the Record Farm/Bonus Pints in Logansport Indiana! Featuring The Distractions, Capgun Heroes and Mobile Deathcamp and a great live crowd!

Mike Biancaniello was born into music production and songwriting and recently had a number one hit with christian-artist, Switch. So naturally it made sense for Mike to produce a record for a Satan-worshipping heathen like Divided Heaven. In this convo, Mike and Jeff talk Valley Village vs. Studio City, the inner workings of publishing deals with major labels, songwriting vs. producing, middle-of-the-night-Voice-Memos, and much more. Mike produced the song "About You" on the new Divided Heaven record, Oblivion. Follow Mike Biancaniello @ safetymeetingmusicFollow @ dividedheavenListen to Oblivion @ linktr.ee/dh666Order Oblivion @ dividedheaven.comThe Into OBLivION series is presented with @Punknews.org#podcast #MikeBianacaniello #producer #5sos #Switch #dividedheaven #losangeles #Interview #jeffberman #oblivion #kellyclarkson #valleyvillage #sanfernandovalley #studiocity #musicpublishing #songwriting Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thebermanhour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Miguel Chen is the bass player for long-running Fat Wreck Chords punk rock band Teenage Bottlerocket. He is the author of I Wanna Be Well (Wisdom Publications). He is a meditation practitioner, an RYT-500 yoga instructor, and the owner of Blossom Yoga Studio in Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming. In addition to appearing in countless Teenage Bottlerocket press pieces, Miguel has been featured by Lion's Roar, PunkNews, Full Contact Enlightenment, LionsRoar.com, Modern Vinyl, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Miguel Chen is the bass player for long-running Fat Wreck Chords punk rock band Teenage Bottlerocket. He is the author of I Wanna Be Well (Wisdom Publications). He is a meditation practitioner, an RYT-500 yoga instructor, and the owner of Blossom Yoga Studio in Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming. In addition to appearing in countless Teenage Bottlerocket press pieces, Miguel has been featured by Lion's Roar, PunkNews, Full Contact Enlightenment, LionsRoar.com, Modern Vinyl, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/indian-religions

Miguel Chen is the bass player for long-running Fat Wreck Chords punk rock band Teenage Bottlerocket. He is the author of I Wanna Be Well (Wisdom Publications). He is a meditation practitioner, an RYT-500 yoga instructor, and the owner of Blossom Yoga Studio in Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming. In addition to appearing in countless Teenage Bottlerocket press pieces, Miguel has been featured by Lion's Roar, PunkNews, Full Contact Enlightenment, LionsRoar.com, Modern Vinyl, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In ep162 we talk to Alex Hagen, lead singer and guitar for Ravagers, a Baltimore based punk-and-roll band. We talk band history, influences, and play songs from their great new album Badlands.

Lydia Sekscenski visits the show to talk about Icky off of Nanobots. Who's that Icky guy? We try to get to know him in our discussion of the lyrics, the intriguing chord progression, and an instrument rarely used throughout TMBG's canon. Greg contributes a cover that's... loud.

In ep161 we talk the invasion of Ukraine, annoying old punks, politics and lots of other nonsense. Music by Dicks, Automatics, Cro-Mags, Combat 84, DRI, Black Russians, Lillingtons, Mobile Deathcamp.

Old friend of the show Mari Morton makes their triumphant return to talk about Book and its second single I Broke My Own Rule. We talk much music theory, Linnell's kitchen rules, mental health, and play three custom covers.

Garrett Secret joins us to talk about a tune deep in Glean's tracklist, Aaa. We get our hands dirty trying to make sense of the chord progression, talk percussion, and find a surprisning amount of covers.

In ep160 we talk to Josh Blackway who plays guitar with The Huntingtons. We talk band history, how they got to be Joey Ramone's backing band for 2 nights in NYC, and playing guitar in CJ Ramone's band. All songs by The Huntingtons.

Ariana Harris makes her debut on the show to talk about the Flood classic Whistling In The Dark. We discuss the disputed meaning of the title phrase, marching bass drums, and live recordings from all eras of the band.

Bradley Riot is a force: punk rock, motorcycles, fashion, art, tattoos, record production and love. Always reinventing, always driven and always real. Bradley is in the midst of recording a new album but opens up about the challenges of running a lifestyle brand, Riot Cycles, and bears his heart about his addiction and sobriety... and when we embarrassed ourselves in front of Christina Applegate.Follow @BradleyRiotFollow @RiotCyclesOrder the new Divided Heaven album, OblivionFollow @DividedHeavenListen to DividedHeavenThe Berman Hour podcast Into Oblivion Series is presented by PunkNews.org.#BradleyRiot #JeffBerman #singersongwriter #acoustic #punkrock #motorcycles #caferacers #riotcycles #losangeles #dividedheaven #podcast #interview #bermanhour #newmusic #friends #afrecords #gunnerrecordsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thebermanhour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In ep159 we talk upcoming gigs, moving house, listener letters, Neil reviews tv and Neil Young? Music by Field Day, Suzi Moon, X-Ray Spex, The Pist, Dead Boys, Circle Jerks, Demob and Split District.

I Lost Thursday was the first single released from BOOK, well ahead of the album. Patrick Crowling makes his first appearance on the show to talk about this funky pandemic-born track, and we get two custom covers, one from Patrick himself.

Ben (re)joins the show to break down everything around the Super Bowl, except the actual game. (08:00) Punknews.org editor John Gentile takes us on a deep dive into the world of Choking Victim and Leftover Crack as we discuss his new book Architects of Self-Destruction: The Oral History of Leftover Crack. We cover everything - the group's notorious in-fighting between members, their legendarily chaotic shows, guitarist Brad Logan's exit from Leftover Crack shortly after the book was released, singer Scott Sturgeon's beef with Rancid and more.

In ep158 we talk to Jimmy Costanzo, bass player for Chicago's own Capgun Heroes. We talk their great 2021 album Last Call for Adderall, and T1 Fest, their fundraiser for juvenile type 1 diabetes.

I Can't Remember the Dream was the third single released from BOOK and the first one to receive the music video treatment. Here to talk about it is the director himself, Alex Italics! He shares stories about every single TMBG video he's directed before we break down the song musically and lyrically, discuss the recent alternate version, and check out an awesome custom cover and a crazy mashup, both made by friends of the show.

Peter Marullo is the best of us. Anyone who knows him can attest. Peter is an artist manager, the singer of Protagonist and a filmmaker. On this pod, Pete and Jeff talk Phantasm (Pete's favorite movie) as inspiration, Pete's newest venture in the Tombstone Touristique, the perfect album length, band management and the art of setting goals and expectations, and always trying to think of new ways to release records. Follow @tombstonetouristiqueFollow @ProtagonistflOrder the new Divided Heaven album, Oblivion at dividedheaven.comFollow @DividedHeavenListen to DividedHeavenThe Berman Hour podcast Into Oblivion series is presented by @Punknews.org.#petermarullo #tombstonetouristique #protagonist #singer #interview #podcast #bermanhour #dividedheaven #jeffberman #bandmanager #artistmanager #photography #salem #Massachusetts #phantasm Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thebermanhour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In ep157 we are joined by Zac Buzzkill for a repeat visit! he talks about the Radio Buzzkills new album "Get Even". And there's plenty of talk about vinyl shortages, album artwork. Plus Tom Hardy and Oksana Baiul? All music from Radio Buzzkills.

In ep156 we reveal the details for our next live show, debut a new band and Tom reveals his new reviews. Songs by Flamingo Nosebleed, The Expelled, Mobile Deathcamp, One Way System, Burntmill Ghosts, Abrasive Wheels, Capgun Heroes and The Violators.

Christian Blunda of Mean Jeans stops by to discuss his new solo LP, 'Funky Punks in Space.' The crew also talks the news, including Jesse and Tim playing Op Ivy, the Rudi P reissue, and Panic Shack.

Release date 10/01/21 In this episode I talk with Donny "Mad Beard" Zuzula of the Michigan based punk trio The Tosspints. As Tom Trauma from PunkNews.org put it; “He writes unbelievably confident sounding songs about his lack of confidence. The music and lyrics are the voice for the words he is unable to speak. It's so emotionally raw that it might make a squeamish listener turn away”. The same could be said for this conversation, Donny is willing to go wherever the conversation leads. He tells me about his experiences as a disabled war veteran and the life changing event of getting his service dog.  Listen on Apple podcasts https://apple.co/3lblMRb or anywhere podcasts are found. GET MORE DONNY: http://donzuzula.com Support my show for 3 months and get an exclusive MUG as a thank you!  www.patreon.com/coffeeoversuicide *** Crisis Text Line: 741-741 Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255   #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #dramedy #Comedy #depression #suicide #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #podcast   #personalgrowth  #mentalhealthpodcast #coffeeoversuicide #celticpunk Original Photo by Avram Golden

On today's episode, I speak with my good friend Mikey Elfers! I've known Mike for a long time now. Both of my old bands had the privilege's to play with Mike's band The JV Allstars.  Mike is a busy man. He's currently the singer/songwriter/guitarist in his futuristic project Thirst Things First, as well as the drummer in legendary punk rock band The Killigans. When he's not working at his 8-5 gig, he's also writing music reviews for the site Punknews.org, and That's Good Enough For Me. He's also currently doing a fun YouTube series of interviews under the name "Who's Zoomin' Who?" for That's Good Enough For Me where he interviews bands. He just recently had the band Midtown on his show. He's also interviewed members of Sum 41, Homegrown, Propaghandi, and Pears. This was a fun one, we talk about touring, creativity, living with a pandemic, and coming out the other side. Enjoy!

This week, we have a special episode where Andy and a solid crew of guests break down their favorite albums of 2020. As crazy of a year as it has been, it has been a fantastic year for music, with a grip of incredible albums being released. Andy is joined by Kendra Sheetz (editor of The Bad Copy), Rob Castellon (founder of Wiretap Records), John Gentile (feature editor of Punknews.org), three of the four members of Philadelphia ska band Catbite, and Dominic Davi (bassist of Tsunami Bomb). Each one of them has a unique list of favorite from the year, and a lot of their picks may surprise you. There are only a few albums that are repeated, which is actually really great to hear. We created a Spotify Playlist with all of the albums mentioned in these lists, which you can listen to here: https://spoti.fi/2KhjxNf Question The Answers is co-sponsored by The Bad Copy and Sell The Heart Records, be sure to follow them as well to stay up to date on music news, reviews, and to check out the releases on our label. Sell The Heart Records - https://www.selltheheartrecords.com | @selltheheartrecords (IG) The Bad Copy - https://www.thebadcopy.com | @thebadcopy (IG) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Andy is joined by John Gentile, a long standing feature editor at Punknews. For those unfamiliar, Punknews is a music news website that has been going strong for over 20 years, centered mainly on artists within the punk rock scene, and has been one of the main sources for up-to-date information about bands across many sub-genres ranging from hardcore to ska to shoegaze to noise. John has been contributing there for much of it's existence and has some great stories to tell about his time. We dive into the history of the website and go into some of the bigger stories that they've "broke" over the years. We also chat about why we are still dealing with the punk police after all of these years, and how the newer generation of punks aren't necessarily following in those footsteps. He gives me a nice breakdown about the Philadelphia music scene, and provides his top ten albums. To see the site, go to https://www.punknews.org. To hear some of the music mentioned on this and our previous episode, check out and follow this playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3zXznCqLvpkc81gw34cyeW?si=bKxV2nEYQbuvYiAUuJuEHw Question The Answers is co-sponsored by The Bad Copy and Sell The Heart Records, be sure to follow them as well to stay up to date on music news, reviews, and to check out the releases on our label. Sell The Heart Records - https://www.selltheheartrecords.com | @selltheheartrecords (IG) The Bad Copy - https://www.thebadcopy.com | @thebadcopy (IG) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tim and fellow emo aficionado Jonah Ko (both of whom are DJs at MIT's radio station WMBR) discuss the first Good Luck record while wondering if people can become more noble, considerate, and loving just by listening to it. This is also by far the best-sounding episode of Seeing It This Way - you're welcome. PunkNews interview from 2009: https://www.punknews.org/article/35617/interviews-good-luck