Podcast appearances and mentions of Riley Breckenridge

Blake Murphy chats with Riley Breckenridge, Drummer on Thrice, about the state of the LA Angels and why the franchise is mired in questions. Afterwards, Dan Shulman (25:45) joins the show to discuss the stretched bullpen, Addison Barger, Bowden Francis, Bo Bichette and more. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

We chat with Riley Breckenridge from Thrice about playing barefoot, the click is 120db, using Asana to write songs, "chuggy thump x8," a butt on top of your butt, teching for Weezer & Jimmy Eat World, and we do a little gear talk. instagram.com/rileybreckinstagram.com/drumsquestionmark

Keith sits down with Riley Breckenridge to discuss the formation of Thrice, the family and band life balance, the band's touring schedule then and now, their creative process, how Riley decided to take up drums after a sports injury and his early musical influences. We also discuss the rise of Thrice after the release of "The Illusion of Safety" LP, the intense recording sessions for their follow up LP "The Artist and the Ambulance", the follow up LP "Vheissu", their major label experience and exit from Island Records, the band's initial hiatus, the inspiration behind recording "The Artist and the Ambulance Revisited" what's coming up next for Thrice and more.

The Blue Jays finished off their series against the Dodgers in style, winning yesterday's matinee on the back of Yusei Kikuchi's strong start and an offensive downpour. Host Blake Murphy gives us some encouraging stats from the game, before being joined by The Athletic's Kaitlyn McGrath to look ahead to Toronto's upcoming homestand. Next up, FanSided MLB insider Robert Murray takes a trip around the majors at what teams and players are in the mix for some moves (33:50). Blake then turns his attention back to the Jays with Sportsnet's own MLB insider Shi Davidi, who weighs in on the front office's plan for August 1st (48:14). Later on, we get an Angels' perspective from one of their biggest fans Riley Breckenridge, former host of the Productive Outs podcast and drummer from the band Thrice (01:03:07)! To close today, Blake checks in with MLB.com's Mike Petriello about the American League Wild Card picture ahead of an important weekend series between the Angels and Jays (01:19:22). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Interview by Kris PetersThrice are a band who have always pushed the envelope when it comes to metal.Once described as "the Radiohead of post hardcore", the band has been unafraid - and ultimately rewarded because of - to amalgamate genres and blatantly throw the handbook out of the window when it comes to heavy music.For their third album The Artist In The Ambulance in 2003, Thrice achieved the at that time rare feat of having their album funded by a major label. The record was a departure again from their previous sound, introducing orchestral and electronic elements that would go on to be further explored with the follow up album Vheissu.Spawning hits like All That's Left and Stare At The Sun, The Artist In The Ambulance proved to be the defining album of Thrice's career, and now, 20 years on, the band are making their way to Australia for an anniversary tour to celebrate the milestone.Drummer Riley Breckenridge sat down with HEAVY to tell us more."Australia is a unique one," he measured when asked how the band mentally prepares for a tour like this. "Just because of the time difference and the amount of air travel you've gotta do. It can be really taxing but I think the more we've gone over there, the better we have gotten at adjusting. It definitely requires a lot of coffee (laughs) to keep you on point. It's exhausting but ever since we came down there the first time in 2004 it's been incredible. The support has been totally overwhelming from the get go, so we're really looking forward to this."It has been two decades since The Artist In The Ambulance first hit our speakers, and we question Riley as to what has changed with Thrice in that period."A lot," he laughed. "We've gotten older. A lot has changed sonically. We've explored some new areas of music. We don't necessarily shred and play metal inspired stuff as much as we used to back then, but we re-recorded and revisited the record and put that out in February of this year so being able to revisit these songs and being able to do this US tour that we just finished up... it's kind of like riding a bike. Yes, we're older, but we've kind of breathed new life into these songs and I think it came across really well."In the full interview, Riley talks more about the changes with Thrice over the twenty years, the new version of that album and how it differs from the original, expanding their musicality over each album, playing the whole album front to back, what we can expect from the shows, his favourite memories of making The Artist In The Ambulance, the further experimentation on the next album and more.

Blake Murphy is joined by Blue Jays analyst and former catcher, Caleb Joseph, to discuss what is sustainable about the Jays recent success, what Ross Stripling's return has meant, how Kevin Gausman can steer through waves of bad luck, initial impressions of Mitch White, and the challenges of being a back-up catcher (8:00). Former Jays manager, John Gibbons, joins Blake to break down what convinced him to get Twitter and start “The Gibby Show”, gauging the importance of analytics, where the Jays focus is or should be, thoughts on the MLB's new schedule, and what he misses about Toronto (25:00). Riley Breckenridge joins Blake and chats about how music has spurred connections with baseball, the Shohei Ohtani spectacle and upcoming duel with Alek Manoah, and gripes with the lowly Angels (50:00). FanGraphs managing editor, Meg Rowley, joins Blake to talk about the new Julio Rodriguez extension and long-term contract structures, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette having down years, Gausman's quirky season, and the direction of the FanGraphs mobile app (01:16:15).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Horizons/East.On this episode we are joined by Riley Breckenridge and Ed Breckenridge, Riley and Ed play drums and bass guitar in the rock band Thrice,.Please support the Mark and Me Podcast via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Markandme or you can buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/markandme or you can even treat yourself to a badge or sticker over at my store here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MarkandMeStore

Riley Breckenridge, drummer with post-hardcore band Thrice, joins John to chat about his lifelong obsessions with baseball, the intersectionality of baseball and heavy music, and his many baseball related side projects - including his much-missed podcast Productive Outs and his burgeoning baseball clothing brand, Classic Grit. He also comes clean on which baseball stars are secret music pseuds, and shares their tips for life on the road.

Keith is joined by Ian Miller (also of Kowloon Walled City) and Riley Breckenridge (also of Thrice) of Puig Destroyer & the Productive Outs Podcast to discuss the teams and players they've watched most closely through the first week of the season, prospects getting immediate opportunities at the big-league level this season, the state of the NL West, and much more. Follow Keith on Twitter: @keithlaw Follow Ian on Twitter: @ProductiveOuts Follow Riley on Twitter: @rileybreck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello and welcome to REPLY ALT, the only and therefore greatest email newsletter about music in the known universe. I’ve been running a series here over the last few weeks called SELLOUT STORIES where I post extended chats with some of the people who make appearances in my BELOVED and BESTSELLING new book SELLOUT. Please see past episodes with Chris #2 of Anti-Flag, Norman Brannon of Texas Is the Reason, and Riley Breckenridge of Thrice. They’re all on Spotify and Apple and blah blah blah.Today’s guest is Sarah Lewitinn, who leads much of SELLOUT’s chapter on My Chemical Romance. Sarah has internetted her way into a ton of career opportunities. In the early days of the web, she used AOL to befriend Mikey Way, which eventually led to a brief stint managing My Chem. She also used her message board savvy to network her way into an internship at SPIN where she gained a following for her off-the-cuff online writings under the moniker Ultragrrrl. Obviously, using the internet to leverage yourself into gigs seems fairly intuitive now, but at the time, she was sort of a pioneer in the online-to-IRL-career pipeline. In fact, I’m not sure how much of this conversation will even make sense to a person who grew up on social media. Much of what we talked about involves the trials (and benefits) of networking during the dial-up days.Among other topics, we discussed making your voice stand out on the internet, why culture might have been better off with gatekeepers, how the role of A&R reps has changed over the last two decades, and Sarah’s famous controversial hill to die on: that My Chemical Romance is the Nirvana of their generation.(Also, some photos of Sarah as well as Frank Iero were published in my companion zine MAJOR LABEL DEBUT, which is still available in my merch store.)Obviously, only true posers have not read SELLOUT yet, but on the off chance you haven’t or in case you’ve been meaning to pick up ten additional copies, visit my website at SELLOUT.BIZ. (I paid $20 for that URL and I’m gonna get every penny’s worth!) But if 450-page books are too daunting for you and you’re looking to just read the part about Sarah, good news, Rolling Stone ran that section here:Oh and speaking of Rolling Stone, apologies to their social media manager but this was a very good typo and they should’ve left it up. RIP to this banger tweet:Order my book, SELLOUT, here: B&N | Amazon | Books-A-Million | Bookshop | GoodreadsShop the SELLOUT merch store.Follow me on the internet. Instagram | Twitter | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe

Hello and welcome to REPLY ALT, my perfect email newsletter about music which has never had a single typo or msitake in it!I had my West Coast SELLOUT release party last week in Los Angeles and it still amazes me that an entire venue’s worth of people will show up to hear about A BOOK. THE WRITTEN WORD! Thank you for coming if you did! I really do need to set up some events in other cities, huh?I shook a lot of hands and took many pictures with people and as a result I got sick for the first time in two years. Don’t worry, it’s not The Big C. I got tested just to be sure. Just a regular boring cold. Aha, suckers! Your best efforts to infect me with your Covid germs have failed! I AM UNKILLABLE! I’m feeling much better now thank you but you’ll have to excuse the scratchiness in my voice in this interview I recently recorded with Thrice’s Riley Breckenridge.As I mentioned, I’ve been running this series called Sellout Stories in which I talk to some of the supporting players in SELLOUT about their major-label experiences. (Check out previous interviews with Norman Brannon from Texas Is the Reason, Chris #2 from Anti-Flag, and Chris DeMakes from Less Than Jake.) Glad to add Thrice to that list today.I’m forgetting who said it at the moment, but someone I interviewed for the Thursday chapter of SELLOUT told me that around the time the New Jersey band went to Island Def Jam, the label also signed Thrice, almost as a backup plan. You know, in case Thursday didn’t work out. Good to have another ‘Th—” band on deck.I don’t think it was as simple as that, but Thursday certainly did cast a long shadow at Island Def Jam. When the band got bought out from Victory Records for $1.2 million, there were a lot of expectations. The New York Times Magazine compared the band to Metallica and U2. There wasn’t nearly as much drama surrounding their West Coast counterparts in Thrice, but the band did have a similar experience with the label. They got a ridiculously overblown budget to make their major label debut (likely also somewhere around the half-mill mark) and had months to overanalyze it. They were also caught in the unfortunate transitional period when Lyor Cohen left the label and L.A. Reid stepped in.The result of Thrice’s big-budget effort was The Artist in The Ambulance, which was released in July 2003, two months before Thursday’s War All the Time. I figured, since Thrice only got a few passing mentions in SELLOUT, they deserve to have their story expanded upon here. So I convinced drummer Riley Breckenridge to chat about the band’s major label experience.Check it out above or at all the usual podcast places: Spotify, Apple, blah blah blah.Order my book, SELLOUT, here:  B&N | Amazon | Books-A-Million | Bookshop | GoodreadsShop the SELLOUT merch store.Follow me on the internet. Twitter | Instagram | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe

Fret not, Angels fans. If you're ready to abandon mediocrity for an up-and-coming, near-playoff-bound franchise, then this podcast is your keycard to the Blue Jays suit. In your room, Riley Breckenridge, drummer for Thrice and Angels loyalist who joins Drew today on the podcast, will undress your ears with his percussive drumming. The co-owner of Classic Grit, a baseball apparel store, shares his two cents on Anaheims' season and opines about the team's, seemingly, perpetual mediocrity. What can the Angels, and its fans, learn from the Blue Jays organization? At the intersection of Anaheim and Toronto, is Vlad Sr. What's it like having watched Sr., and now Jr., play? Lastly, Riley discusses Thrice's upcoming record, tour, and more! Follow Drew on Twitter: @DrewGROF Follow Riley on Twitter: @rileybreck Check out Thrice's tour and record info!: https://thrice.net/ Save 33% on an annual subscription to The Athletic by visiting: theathletic.com/spinrate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview No. 56 with Riley Breckenridge of Thrice, Less Art, and Puig Destroyer.

Thrice drummer, Riley Breckenridge joins us this week to discuss baseball, including having NWA as his walkup music. There's also something about "The Devil's Dick", cheesy record producers and a bunch of praise for Hot Water Music.

Episode 205 is up and live now with my very good buddy, Riley Breckenridge from Thrice. Go check it out now and don't miss this one! Don't forget to rate and subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Drummer Riley Breckenridge talks about 20 years + of Thrice, working with different producers over the course of their ten studio records, how Cave In was and continues to be an inspiration, some of his favorite records of 2020, our mutual fascination with drummer Abe Cunningham, a train-wreck Thrice gig, the process of writing the Alchemy Vol's 1-4 &, taking chances as an artist rather than accepting stagnation, working with different charities on their records, records he and his brother dug while growing up prior to going Thrice, how an injury lead him to getting a drum set, writing a new record &  much more!

We’re revisiting stops on our recently wrapped 2020 virtual tour in support of our new book, Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music. For the New York City leg, Paige Lipari, owner of the amazing culinary bookshop and cafe Archestratus Books + Food, and our HRN fam were gracious co-hosts. Joining us for a conversation about creativity, cooking food and making music were longtime friends of the show, Chefs Jeremiah Stone and Fabian Von Hauske of Wildair, Contra and Peoples, along with Ed Breckenridge, Riley Breckenridge and Teppei Teranishi, who are members of one of our favorite bands, Thrice. (Special shoutout to Fab for designing incredible tour posters for us!) Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world’s top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It’s an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

I'm gonna be real:  The character limit on here won't let me even put a dent in Ian's resume...  This dude is a true gear dork, an insanely influential bassist, and a dude that has done it all and will continue to do more. Most of you might know Ian from his work in the bands Kowloon Walled City, Less Art, Puig Destroyer, No Lights, Strangelight, and on and on and on...  We touch on alot of that, but really focus on his evolution as a player from Maiden enthusiast, to youtube-playthrough guru over at The Low Country.   Be sure to check out the podcast he does with Riley Breckenridge over at www.productiveouts.com (also available wherever you listen to podcasts), and of course head over to youtube and scope The Low Country. If you want to hear more, be sure to check out the Rigs of Dad Patreon page at www.patreon.com/rigsofdad OR just download the patreon ap, search for Rigs of Dad, and you can support creators like me and so many more in the process! This episode was made possible by the fine folks over at Gillibus.  Book your next party with Gillibus over at www.gillibus.com I also want to give a shoutout to Quantum Industries.  These dudes are putting out true tanks of guitar cases.  Check them out at https://www.quantumindustries.jp/ The Low Country:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1zN2UmBhDAHpxpcmUBW0fA Strangelight:  https://strangelightoakland.bandcamp.com/releases Interesting Times Gang: https://itgang.bandcamp.com/

EP135 is with special guest Riley Breckenridge of Thrice. We talk about the 15th Anniversary of Vheissu and the accompanying tour. We talk about how the band's sound has changed over the years, we talk about side project Puig Destroyer and more! Great conversation from one of my favorites. Cheers! For all things Thrice: http://thrice.net/ For all things Puig Destroyer: https://puigdestroyer.bandcamp.com/ Follow him on IG: @rileybreck Don't forget to like, share & subscribe and follow us on social media Instagram & Twitter: @RRBGPodcast Intro: "Firebreather" by Thrice Outro: "Of Dust & Nations" by Thrice Sponsors! Thunderking Coffee! Based out of Costa Mesa this coffee company brings you the best Cold Brew concentrates and beans roasted all locally in Southern California. Check out their products at:  www.thunderkingbrewing.com Use the promo code to get 20% off your purchase at checkout! Promo Code: RRBG Saint Joints Check out our friends at Saints Joints providing the Pacific Northwest with carefully crafted Mixed Strain Joint packs. Featuring artwork from artists such as Skinner.  https://www.saintsjoints.com/ Hella Hot Hot Sauce Check out Hella Hot Hot Sauce, based out of Santa Clara, CA, they collaborate with bands such as Gwar, Exhumed, Ghoul and soon Hatebreed. Delicious CA hand crafted Hot Sauces! https://www.hellahothotsauce.com/ PLEASE check out the Patreon page. www.patreon.com/rrbg Support the podcast and earn exclusive content like full audio interviews from Psycho Las Vegas from acts like Andrew WK, Red Fang, CKY  and more.

Drummer Michael Martens of ATL’s O’Brother talks the decade anniversary of their first record the Death of Day/reflecting on strange shows they played a decade ago while touring on said record, their sixth touring member on this run and why he still loves playing those songs so many years later, his set up in the studio and on gigs, the haunted house in Long Island they stayed at while recording their dark record Disillusion, recording Endless Light at Southern Tracks in Atlanta, the origins of the band, pop punk and Thrice drummer Riley Breckenridge as an influence/his drumming concepts that he holds to this day, big drums & big cymbals, comparing snares and going with Chrome over brass, Jody gets clarity on the Dang brothers, and how OB keep it in the family! https://obrother.bandcamp.com/ https://www.obrothermerch.net/

ALERT: A STAR IS BORN SPOILER AT 25:30! AVOID IT LEST YE BE SPOILED! Okay, carry on. Riley Breckenridge from Thrice and the Productive Outs podcast joins us this week, joining returning guest Joey Avery, aka The San Diego Hammer, comedian and host of the Chubbies podcast. Naturally we ask Riley all about being a … Continue reading 390: Riley Breckenridge From Thrice, Name Whether That Tune Is Christian →

This...is...awesome.  Brothers, Ed and Riley Breckenridge of the band Thrice, join us this week in a fantastic interview.  Ed and Riley discuss the recording process and making of their new hit album, Palms, the experience of playing music with family, and both the origins and future of Thrice.  As a lifelong fan, this was a really wonderful experience.  Make sure to check out Ed's sick basswork and Riley's killer drums on Thrice's new album, Palms, today!   We also talk about the atrocity that is Gritty, the new Flyers mascot, awful mascots in history, recent comedy experiences, and what is appropriate to wear to a concert or sporting event. Have a listen!   Please continue to like, listen, follow, and share! Follow us! FB-verbalshenanigans IG-verbalshenanigans Twitter-VScomedy

Drumming in the same band for the last twenty years is a unique situation that most of us drummers haven't found ourselves in. Many of us started playing in bands with our friends, but have moved on to playing with different artists. Riley and his bandmates in Thrice have found out how to keep four original members happy and working as a team to make music they all love.

Looking at the 2018 Los Angeles Angels with Riley Breckenridge of Productive Outs! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Riley Breckenridge dreamed of becoming a professional athlete, but after his prospects were cut short after an injury, he turned to drums. He achieved success with Thrice, a band that features his brother Eddie and their childhood friends from Orange County. Riley discusses the benefits and drawbacks about being intensely hard on himself; struggling to find an identity when the band went on hiatus; selling suits; feeling a "loss of gravity" after losing his father; and his own approach to fatherhood.

Hello good people in of the Pleasure Seeker Nation and welcome to Episode 45! My boys from Thrice and Less Art join me for a great discussion about the new Less Art album "Strangled Light" as well as some insight into the new Thrice record writing process and progress. I love these boys and I know you do too. Check it out and like always, rate and subscribe on iTunes! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We head to the former 1-800-Ask-Gary Amphitheatre to meet Riley Breckenridge from Thrice (and baseball podcast, Productive Outs). He tells us about the early days of the band, playing music with his brother, touring with a family back home, his baseball grindcore project Puig Destroyer, and his friendship with Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Mark Trumbo. We also ask him a series of hard hitting fan submitted questions and find out what he’s been listening to on his iPhone. --- More Podcasts: Episode Archive Subscribe to Cigar City Radio: iTunes | Android | Stitcher | RSS Connect with us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify

Thrice drummer Riley Breckenridge joins The Hurley Edition from the band's tour bus (3:10). Riley discusses the band's decision to tour as an opener for Deftones and Rise Against instead of headlining a tour (5:30) and the challenges that come with it. He also provides perspective on what it's like to release new music in the age of streaming services (11:25). He shares his thoughts on the major turning point in Thrice's career (16:40) before briefly discussing the legendary side project known as Puig Destroyer (22:10). Mike and Riley commiserate on being on the DL in men's league baseball (23:48) before getting into the woes of the Angels (25:40) and talking about the feeling of having Thrice's music play through some sports arenas around the country (29:27). Lastly, he recalls what it was like to play in Boston as a Lakers fan during Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals (31:15).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I can't tell you how pleased I am with this episode.  Riley Breckenridge, drummer of my favorite band, Thrice, joins us to talk all things Thrice, touring, family, baseball, and more.  Riley could not have been more down to earth and open.  Riley certainly made a lifelong Thrice fan a happy guy. Make sure to check out Thrice's new album, To Be Everywhere is to Be Nowhere, and follow them on Facebook and Instagram. Later, we talk the Colin Kaepernick situation and play a rousing edition of "Move on or Carry On".   #thrice #TBEITBN #rileybreckenridge #podcast

Chapter 76: "Less Art, More Thrice" ...as read by Riley Breckenridge Riley Breckenridge took some time out of his insane schedule to come join the story. Yeah everyone is busy, but this guy... ...is in a little band called Thrice who is touring again: http://thrice.net ...has started a new band with members of Curl Up And Die, Thrice and Kowloon Walled City called Less Art: https://www.facebook.com/LESSARTBAND/ ...cohosts a music and baseball podcast with Ian Miller called Productive Outs: http://productiveouts.com ...started a joke side project baseball grind band called Puig Destroyer: https://puigdestroyer.bandcamp.com ...and produces his own music: https://rileybreck.bandcamp.com He is also an exhausted new parent trying to find his way. We discuss all his musical endeavors and even in- between band jobs. (He sold a suit to baseball phenom Mike Trout. Seriously.) Riley explains how touring is different than it was before being a dad and we go into the deep end of the pool about faith. Thank you Riley for taking the time and thanks Ian for connecting us. Also, this podcast has an exclusive Less Art clip for their song "Shapeshifter" that Riley was nice enough to let me push out there. Enjoy! You can watch this chapter on youtube if you'd like to see Rileys' Dodgers hat: https://youtu.be/4tvlriRzyvk Chapter 76 Music: Thrice - Hurricane Thrice - Black Honey Thrice - Hood On Peregrine Thrice - Deadbolt Puig Destroyer - Basebrawl Lesser Art - Shapeshifter (exclusive clip, thanks Riley!!!) Thrice - The Long Defeat As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the amazingly helpful Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

Pete and Vince are back in the studio kicking it old school with the podcast and awesome guest Riley Breckenridge. Riley is the drummer of OC rock band Thrice, and is freshly returned from touring in Europe. In addition to his multiple bands (Thrice, Puig Destroyer and Less Art), Riley is a lover of baseball, a former college baseball player and the co-host of the 'Productive Outs PRODcast' with Ian Miller. An Angels fan since childhood, Riley has followed the Halos and had the thrill of hearing Thrice played over the PA at an Angels game. He's also close friends with former Angels OF/1B Mark Trumbo, so we talked about how the two became friends and the huge season Trumbo is having with the Orioles (leads the league in HRs). We also had a bit of talk about Riley's many bands followed by some Angels talk regarding this season and beyond. Rounding out the podcast is some LA Rams talk and '5 Good Questions' you won't want to miss.

Episode #32 I welcome Riley Breckenridge the drummer from Thrice! We chat about the new album 'To be everywhere is to be nowhere' what he got up to during the time Thrice took a break, baseball, Music industry, Puig Destroyer and more! Enjoy! www.djforcex.com www.thrice.net

The Pilot episode of the the Lost In Translantic podcast. What will it be about? What's the mission? As well as some thoughts questioning our life's path in overly nautical metaphors to make you think or swim for the week Music by: Riley Breckenridge www.soundcloud.com/rileybreck

This podcast is an excerpt of an interview I did for Noise Creators podcast with Riley Breckenridge of Thrice. We talk the band's new album and creative process. To hear the full interview please head over to Noise Creators podcast. Show Notes: http://offtherecord.fm/tagged/episodes Subscribe on iTunes: http://bit.ly/OTRfmiTunes Off The Record on Twitter: http://twitter.com/offtherecordfm Jesse Cannon on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jessecannon

On this episode we change things up a bit. Instead of getting to know a producer we turn to an musician who has continually made great music to give some insight on the thoughts that go into it. I am pleased to say we got to turn to Riley Breckenridge of Thrice a band who continually has pushed creative boundaries and made great music. I hope you like what you hear as much as I did. Go To NoiseCreators To Get To Know The Producers Behind Your Favorite Records: NoiseCreators.com Hosted by Jesse Cannon: jessecannon.com Show Notes: http://bit.ly/1m8hoBG Subscribe on iTunes: http://apple.co/1Yluk3v and review us there! Overcast.FM http://bit.ly/1I9OPhE and recommend us there! Noise Creators on Twitter: @noisecreators Jesse Cannon on Twitter: @jessecannon

Riley Breckenridge, from Thrice, makes sure I get home safely on this week's podcast. Among other things, we discuss Productive Outs, his baseball related blog, and then I insult English teachers... but seriously, English teachers are NOT as cool as the band KISS. I don't think I'm breaking down any walls with that statement.

The show opens up with Riley talking about an upcoming Thrice show, how Mark and Riley met, and Mark and Riley's first records. Then the gang touches on Beck and Kanye at the Grammys, baseball travel vs. music touring, Mark and Riley's biking habits, and then they take a glimpse into Thrice's songwriting process and unique time signatures. The show wraps up with Riley discussing Thrice's future plans and Mark being star struck upon meeting Slash.

Riley Breckenridge of Thrice stops by to talk to Drew and Jason about baseball, music, life while on "hiatus," and share quite a few stories about the industry and being a musician.

Ben and Sam are joined by Ian Miller and Riley Breckenridge, the heroes behind Productive Outs, to talk about the Angels, Josh Hamilton, and whether fans should worry about bad contracts anymore.

With our first episode, we sit down with Riley from Thrice and talk about his bands farewell tour, his baseball career, why English was his default major and other pressing matters.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this episode we review the movie Due Date and 127 Hours, new records by Kylesa, Underoath and Smoke or Fire. Also, an interview Riley Breckenridge of Thrice. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers