Podcasts about Resist Records

In this episode I dive deep into a captivating conversation with Dan Richards, the lead singer of the incredible band alt.. We explore a wide range of topics, from their sound development to the evolution of their music, and the much-anticipated release of their new album "ABEYANCE," dropping on June 16th via Sharptone Records and Resist Records.During our discussion, we delve into the creative process behind "ABEYANCE" and the collaboration with a stellar lineup of artists, including Marcus Bridge (Northlane), Landon Tewers (The Plot In You), Zach Britt (Dream On, Dreamer), and Trenton Woodley (Hands Like Houses). With their unique contributions and the return of renowned producer Callan Orr, the album promises to be a musical journey like no other.Don't miss out on this incredible episode, where we unravel the secrets behind alt.'s artistry and get an exclusive glimpse into the making of "ABEYANCE." Tune in now and get ready to be blown away by their infectious energy and talent!Follow alt.:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alt.bandau/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/alt.bandShop: https://altband.bigcartel.com/

With the countdown on until the release of Inertia's latest EP Memoria on March 18, the band are ramping things up a little with the release of the second EP single Arisaka, which follows on from Hivemind earlier last month.Inertia have produced a collection of material on Memoria that showcases a different musical psyche for the band, with vocalist Julian Latouche and guitarist Mark Williamson joining HEAVY to chat about the new music."Hivemind was the first song that we wrote off the EP,” Williamson began. “It was written amongst the pandemic when it first hit and we were kind of at home wondering what to do. Live shows were gone so we knew we had to switch it up a little bit and try and attack things in a different angle so` we decided to experiment a little bit. we went a little bit harder on the synthesiser work and we wanted to hone in on what Inertia sounded like and how far we can push the envelope while still having the Inertia name behind us. I think we've done a good job in introducing some new elements while keeping the same heavy musicality while rocking the R & B vocals.”In the full interview the boys talk more about Hivemind, run us through the songs on Memoria and their meaning, signing with Resist Records and what that means for the band, upcoming shows and more.

Having recently signed to Resist Records, Melbourne-based metal outfit Pridelands are making up for lost time with the recent release of their latest single Heavy Tongue.Written about a horrific period of Australia's recent history and based around the bushfires that ravaged parts f the country, Heavy Tongue takes aim at the government and politicians who failed to provide adequate and suitable relief.Drummer Joe Lipsham sat down with HEAVY earlier this week to talk about the single."We recorded it during the bushfires in 2019, 2020," he began, "and I guess we took a lot of inspiration from the neglect the government had and their cause of action so that's what inspired the song lyrically and probably musically as well. It's got a fast pace and it's really angry."While the people of the affected areas were the ones who suffered - and in most cases still suffer to this day - it is the lack of response before, during, and after the bushfires that Pridelads take particular aim at."The anger is more toward the people in power," Lipsham affirmed. "When we recorded it we were in Tathra and the year before the bushfires Tathra had a very similar situation. The whole town just got smoked and it was at a level where there wasn't enough response from the people in power and then coincidently a year later the exact same thing happened on a much bigger basis with obviously a lot of Australia going up and the lack of immediate response from the government is something that still angers a lot of people and is something that struck a nerve with not only us but the people around us. We saw a lot of people go through a lot of stress because of it and it was something we resonated with and felt we needed to write about."In the full interview Joe talks more about the fires and their lingering effect, Pridelands upcoming Melbourne show to launch the single, their recent largely sold-out tour and getting back on stage after so long, signing with Resist Records and more.

Jamie Hay (Post Truth) is my guest for this episode, chatting about 'II' by Cursed. Great chat about a record that Jamie loves and was very formative in a lot of my early bands as well. We also talk about the upcoming Post Truth record 'Responses to Trauma' out November 13 on Resist Records. Check out Post Truth here: https://www.facebook.com/posttruthband/ Pre-order 'Responses to Trauma' through Resist Records here:https://orcd.co/responsestotrauma

Mark Boulton (Shackles)is my guest this week to talk about 'Lone' by Suffer and the new Shackles record 'Hatred's Reservoir' out November 6th on Resist Records. Ripping conversation about two killer records, check them both out! Subscribe on your favourite podcasting app. Hosted by Aaron Osborne http://obliviousmaximus.net/ https://www.instagram.com/obliviousmaximuspodcast/ Shackles: https://shacklesnoise.bandcamp.com/ Resist Records: http://www.resistrecords.com/

Hey gang, As you can imagine not a lot to report right now so this is an interview-only episode with the big cheese Graham Nixon from Resist Records. We go into detail about his pathway to finding hardcore, straight edge, the early days of the label to signing parkway drive to now and lots inbetween. Enjoy! If you are a band or label and want shows/releases covered please contact me via rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode or others please follow @rewindrepeatpodcast on instagram, like the facebook page, share the episode you’re listening to to your stories, rate and review on your platform of choice and tell your friends! Every little bit helps and I thank you for your support. If you would like to contribute to Rewind, Repeat you can do so by joining the Patreon for $5 a month (patreon.com/rewindrepeatpodcast), or send a one time contribution via paypal to rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you in advance for you support!

Welcome! Not much to put in the description of this episode, apart from some personal dribble at the start it's all in the title. We go back through 2019 and recap the years Australian releases (to the best of my abilities) with 60+ songs from a huge variation of bands, releases, labels and styles. Something for everyone in here. We go through the 2019 catalogue (or parts of) from Life.Lair.Regret. Records, Best Wishes Records, Team Glasses, Last Ride Records, Resist Records and then onto the self-released and indie stuff. Thank you for your support in 2019 and hope for some exciting content in 2020. If you are a band or label and want shows/releases covered please contact me via rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode or others please follow @rewindrepeatpodcast on instagram, like the facebook page, share the episode you’re listening to to your stories, rate and review on your platform of choice and tell your friends! Every little bit helps and I thank you for your support.

Welcome to the Rewind, Repeat Podcast 2019 Top 10! We go through my favourite Australian releases of 2019 and listen to a track from each one. (In no order) 1: Deathbed - "Ruin" 2: The Chain - "Bitter Pill" (Last Ride Records) 3: Born Free - "S/T" (Resist Records) 4: Porcelain - "Demo" (Life.Lair.Regret Records) 5: Facecutter - "Killhouse/Cage" 6: Engage - "Promo" (Life.Lair.Regret. Records) 7: Warcycle - "Legalised Onslaught" (Televised Suicide Records) 8: Kid Presentable - "At My Worst" (Best Wishes Records) 9: Pure Instinct - "S/T" (Life.Lair.Regret. Records) 10: Born Free "World Keeps Turning (Last Ride Records) Who was in your 2019 top 10? Post it in a comment on the instagram or facebook post. If you/your band/your label released music in 2019 and would like to be part of the 2019 mega recap episode, email a song file to rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com If you are a band or label and want shows/releases covered please contact me via rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode or others please follow @rewindrepeatpodcast on instagram, like the facebook page, share the episode you’re listening to to your stories, rate and review on your platform of choice and tell your friends! Every little bit helps and I thank you for your support.

Welcome! What to expect on episode 18: Pod news and jibberjabber/new releases/interview with Lachy Pitcher of Reactions/band bump/upcoming shows/noncore suggestions/Tikdoff 2011 EP listening party. Featured band: Reactions Featured song: "Expiry Of Sanity" (from 2019 EP "Discomposure" on Resist Records). All releases on spotify and bandcamp. IG: @reactionshc facebook.com/reactionshc Tikdoff S/T EP Released digitally November 2011. If you are a band or label and want shows/releases covered please contact me via rewindrepeatpodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode or others please follow @rewindrepeatpodcast on instagram, like the facebook page, share the episode you’re listening to to your stories, rate and review on your platform of choice and tell your friends! Every little bit helps and I thank you for your support.

Episode 19 of Radults finds Brenton and Mike joined by Australian punk and hardcore icon Graham Nixon of Resist Records. Resist is a retail store, record label, touring company, management and booking agency that specialises in hardcore and punk music. As the driving force of Resist, Graham has played an enormous part in the rise and rise of Australian hardcore and punk, facilitating the release of many of the genres biggest and most influential records, and a lot of cult hits as well. Through Resist Graham has worked with the likes of Australian scene luminaries Mindsnare, metalcore monoliths Parkway Drive, rising stars Polaris and pretty much everyone in-between, as well as been responsible for tours and releases by many of the worlds best punk rock acts. Graham is an absolute Radult and we had a blastbeat discussing the circle pit of life with him. Episode topics include: How Resist came to be, how the industry has changed in the last 20 years, the challenges of running a record label and a retail store, landmark moments in Resist's history, his favourite under-the-radar Resist releases, his own personal journey into hardcore punk, how he chooses who to work with, what continues to inspire him, what bands he is vibing  at the moment, tips for being a Radult and a Rad Break where he books potentially the best hypothetical hardcore show of all time. You can find Resist record @ www.resistrecords.com Drop in to the retail store and say hi if you're ever in Sydney, make sure you take some extra cash because it is wall-to-wall must-have records in there! You can find Radults @Radults on Facebook and Instagram@radultspodcast on Twitter. radultspodcast@gmail.com if you want to get in touch! 

The Mosh Zone Episode #66. This week we chat with Lachy of Reactions about growing up in Adelaide, his journey with audio production, working hard to get the band further, joining Resist Records, reasons behind the band going quiet recently, the future of the band and much much more!!

Graham Nixon is a legend of the Australian alternative scene. He is the owner of Resist Records, home to Parkway Drive, Polaris, Confession, and a slew of amazing young Australian hardcore bands. He has also managed Parkway Drive since the early days, and recently took Polaris under his wing as well. Follow Joshua Redbeard on Spotify to hear Graham's Mixtape https://open.spotify.com/user/f93fl6nwo5oliohby117qcq2e?si=GxrzAqN7SxGNWkvhL4CB6Q

Although they grew up at different times in two different parts of the world, Antonia Susan and Lande Hekt have a lot more in common than you'd think. They both latched onto music young, they bashed about in their teenage years and they found a wider audience for their emotive and honest take on indie rock in their 20s. From the misty Blue Mountains to the countryside of Exeter, Tones and Lande have plenty of stories to share of how music has impacted on their lives - and prior to a show together at Crowbar Sydney, they shared them together. Thank you to Adam Buncher and to Ben David for their assistance on this episode. The Lazy Susans' "R U OK?" EP is out now via Resist Records.Muncie Girls' "Fixed Ideals" LP is out now via Lost Boy Records. Follow The Lazy Susans on Twitter and Instagram: @thelazysusansauFollow Muncie Girls on Twitter and Instagram: @munciegirlsFollow the podcast on Twitter and Facebook: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites Support David and the podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land and edited on Wadi Wadi land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

We take the show out of the studio and into RESIST RECORDS in Marrickville with owner and Parkway Drive manager Graham Nixon. We discuss the origins of the label, Brett from Epitaph/Bad Religion signing Parkway; MIndsnare joining the label as well as old acts and new. All right in time for the Resist Records 25 year anniversary show!

Our album of the week is the brand new record by Wollongong/Newcastle outfit Jacob. Full to the brim of emo/pop goodness this 4-piece are leading the melodic punk revival. Josh Kiff catches up with guitarist Andrew to discuss the album, signing to Resist Records and more.

We are celebrating 50 Episodes of Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall with a Very Special Parkway Drive dedicated show featuring the band's legendary frontman Mr Winston McCall who is on co-host duties chatting all about the band's new #1 album Reverence and their upcoming tour with Killswitch Engage and Thy Art is Murder. Since the band formed in 2003, they've released six incredibly mesmerising albums, each release outdoing the last in terms of style, ferociousness and progression, however, when you accumulate a fanbase who are too hellbent on living in the past, you constantly find yourself having to defend your motives and actions when changing up styles as the years go by and Winston isn't afraid to address the backlash and resentment targetted towards him and the Parkway boys in his chat with podcast host Browny. The conversation also leads to why they have never brought their European shows to Australia (considering they formed here in Byron Bay) and what it's like having Killswitch opening for them now, years after their guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz perduced their first two releases. We've also got two very special guests joining in the conversation including Graham Nixon, the band's Manager and head honcho of Resist Records, who signed them wayyy back in the day. He talks about their early years, how he discovered them and shares a few stories along the way + Dan McMaster, frontman for the now defunct pop punk act Skyway also chats about how they managed to get Winston McCall to do guest vocals on one of their songs and what it was like working with him in the studio and on the stage at one of the shows both bands played. Plus we travel through the band's extensive back catalogue of albums, kicking things off with 2005's Killing with a Smile, then stopping by Horizons (2007), Deep Blue (2010), Atlas (2012) and Ire (2015), all the way through to their 2018 release Reverence. There's also a few surprises along the way too, so strap yourself in for one of the most extensive Parkway Drive podcasts available, coming in at just over two hours, we guarantee you'll love every minute of it. WoSUATW #ParkwayDrive #WinstonMcCall #Reverence #Metalcore #Hardcore #HeavyMetal #ResistRecords #Epitaph #AustralianBands #ReverenceTour #KillswitchEngage #AdamDutkiewicz #KSE #GrahamNixon #DanMcMaster #Skyway #Podcast #MusicPodcast #Ire #DeepBlue #KillingWithASmile #Horizons #Atlas #ByronBayHardcore

Episode 11 – SHACKLΣS “Lifeless Paradise” For the first episode for 2017, I spoke with Mark Boulton from Byron Bay-based powerviolence/grindcore/d-beat/raw-punk band SHACKLΣS immediately after playing a set at The Bearded Lady in West End, Brisbane. We talk in depth about their new record “Lifeless Paradise” which comes out this Friday 3/3/17 on 10” vinyl, CD and digitally via Resist Records. LINKS: https://www.facebook.com/Shacklesnoise/ https://shacklesnoise.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/Resistrecords/ http://www.resistrecords.com/ MUSIC: “Together as None in a Lifeless Paradise” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Lifeless Paradise’) “Always a Slave” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Live at Bearded Lady Bootleg’) “Backbreaker” by Manhunt (from ‘split with Internal Rot’) “Haunter in the Dark” by Cough (from ‘Still They Pray’) “Faithless” by Debacle (from ‘split with Inebrious Bastard’) “Implode” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Lifeless Paradise’) “Our Species Replaced” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Lifeless Paradise’) “Anilingus and Ascension In Rank” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Lifeless Paradise’) “Headache” by Apartment 213 (from ‘Cleveland Powerviolence’) “Removed” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Dissolve to Nothing’) “Church Key” by Sex Prisoner (from ‘Tannhauser Gate’) “Womborous” by Alterage (from ‘Nihl’) “Resplendent Misery” by Our Place of Worship is Silence (from ‘The Embodiment of Hate’) “Obsolete” by SHACKLΣS (from ‘Live at Bearded Lady Bootleg’) SHACKLΣS, Live at The Bearded Lady (24/2/17) (Recorded by Adam & Mastered by Dean Strike at Strike Sound) Self Substantiate Lapse As One Anilingus and Ascension in Rank Ring Outs Strip Mined Pried Reopen Supposed Altruism Issues Obsolete Implode Your Skin, My Graft Blood and Bone Cut Off Left Behind Together As None in a Lifeless Paradise Always a Slave

This week my guest is Graham Nixon, owner and big boss dogg at Resist Records. Graham has been a really important and integral figure to the Australian Hardcore landscape through running his record store, his label and just being a good dude! I caught up with Graz in the shop for a chat about his relationship with music and some stuff to do with the label and store! Enjoy!

Episode 165 - Sorry for the break last week, but I needed a break and well you just have to deal with it. We are back with glimpse at the life of a record label outside of the United States. I rang up Graham Nixon from Resist Records, as well as the manager of metal-core giants Parkway Drive, to discuss finding what you are passionate about, representing an entire country to the music world and one of my favorite subjects, golf. It's a great insight to how things operate on an international level within independent music. MONTHLY DONATIONONE TIME DONATION Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Graham Nixon is the founder and owner of Resist Records- one of Australia's most successful independent hardcore/punk record labels. Graham is also the manager for one of Australia's most successful hardcore metal bands - "Parkway Drive". Graham Nixon is enormously responsible for the huge rise in popularity of the Australian hardcore music movement in recent years. This man seems to literally live and breathe this music and lifestyle! In this interview with Music Business Facts Graham talks openly about running a successful indie record label and managing Australia's most successful hardcore/metal act. Enjoy m/