Podcasts about Roadburn Festival

Mental issues rarely manifest themselves in a visible way to others. In fact, rarely do they “make sense” to an outsider's perspective, even. How often, for instance, have we all been shocked and surprised when something tragic happens with a public figure because of something related to depression? Even outside of public figures as such, and in other, not art-related professions, in these days of social media exposure, everyone seems even happier and satisfied all the time than usual. No matter how the outside looks, however, a lot of things might be going on. with someone. So it's important to be honest. To speak out, to share your experiences, so that others might relate and realise they're not alone, they're not weird and they're not broken. That was exactly the starting point for this very honest and very raw conversation with Mlny Parsonz, the amazing frontwoman for Royal Thunder. After two high-profile shows at the prestigious Roadburn Festival, which seemed to highlight the brilliance of their comeback – in every way - record ‘Rebuilding The Mountain', you would imagine spirits to be high among all band members for a while. In the case of Mlny, half of the crucial core of the band alongside guitarist Josh Weaver, not everything was okay. Expectations, self-worth, dealing with your own shortcomings. We all feel this, and sometimes it's hard to see the light with all these shadows dancing around us. So what follows is, in Mel's own words, “an honest interview about imposter syndrome and self worth and self deprecation and finding hope and healing after a severe personal, emotional beat down.” The bassist and singer, who already participated on a couple of The Devil's Mouth's features like the Ten Rounds or when we did our 100th episode specials, told us a few weeks ago she did “really want to open up about humility and change and change with time and age in music,” so we naturally gave her all the space and time she needed to do so. Let's listen to her.

Keith sits down with Sam DiGristine to discuss his history with music, early influences, discovering metal, hardcore and punk,  living in Philadelphia, dealing with addiction and getting sober. We also discuss Jarhead Fertilizer, their formation while Sam was still in high school and an early performance that disqualified them from the battle of the bands, joining Full of Hell, their latest LP "Coagulated Bliss", touring internationally, Full of Hell's collaboration records with The Body, Primitive Man and Nothing, how a t-shirt spawned their collaboration with HEALTH, performing at Roadburn Festival and more.

Keith sits down with Nic Kuczynski to discuss his work as a production manager, growing up outside of Rockford IL, early musical inspiration including picking up bass after seeing Deep Purple, early bands and the formation of Frail Body. We also discuss the history of Frail Body, their creative process, the mechanics of a 3 piece band, signing with Deathwish Inc, Frail Body's latest LP "Artificial Bouquet", touring in Europe, playing Roadburn Festival, Nic's new band Bleached Cross, dealing with loss, our relationship to drugs, alcohol and sobriety plus more.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

Wenn das legendäre Roadburn ruft, gehen wir nach Holland, genauer gesagt nach Tilburg. Seit den 90er Jahren ist das Roadburn eine Institution für Liebhaber*innen von dunkler Musik: Doom, Ambient, Experimentalmusik, Death Metal, Goth Rock, Folk...alles findet Platz im Roadburn Festival. Zudem gibt es Spezialshows (z.B. Aufführungen mit Orchester, ganze Alben werden in voller länge live performt, von Artists kuratierte Shows), Kunstaustellungen und Panels. Das Roadburn 2024 fand vom 17.-21. April statt und hier findet ihr die Interviews mit den Artists Dool (Dark Rock/NL), Ragana (Sludge, Black Metal/USA), Blood Incantation (Death Metal, Ambient/USA), Birds In Row (Post HC/FR), Devil Master (Goth Metal/USA) & The Keening (Downtempo Folk/USA). Interview MC: Radio Stadtfilter Musikredaktor Omar Fra.

On this John Baizley interview: John's personality split between joyful and exuberant, and darkness… His unique approach to split guitar parts and arranging music, an unusual experience putting together the entire music and art acts for the Roadburn Festival, critical thinking, his amazing commitment to excellence and work ethic, dealing with the fallout of his 2012 bus accident in England, dealing with the loss of his friends, Top 3 Desert Island Discs!, the blessing and the curse of not letting go of something he wants to do… parallel parking, not giving up, finally understanding wisdom and how to apply it, and believing in yourself with humility, trust, and respect. LOADS of great shares from this lovely and sincere artist Discover Where the Money's Hiding in Today's Music Business:  https://MusicReboot.com Support this show: https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  

Andrew Corson's Fathoming Heavy podcast was seminal for what Jeff and Ben have aspired Endless Metal to become--namely, a place where both deep appreciation for heavy music and shared bonds of friendship could happen effortlessly and without the typical boundaries associated with the traditional interview format. While Fathoming Heavy has been on an indefinite hiatus, it was a true gift to hear Andrew reflect on the experience as whole. And he shares thoughts on some memorable interviews, including an epic dialogue with the great Mike Scheidt of Yob. This dialogue also takes a most welcome detour into our shared love for the late and great Leonard Cohen (among other heavy off ramps). We also learn about Andrew's recent trip to the Roadburn Festival! Occurring annually in April in the Dutch city of Tilburg, he shares how his ninth Roadburn experience differed in exciting ways. Specifically, the festival has evolved away from stacking lineups with established bands into showcasing some of the most fascinating, truly underground artists in heavy music. Andrew shares with us songs from two of his favorite new discoveries from this year's fest--the captivating folk drone worlds of ambient viola player and vocalist Allison Cotton. We listen to a portion of a composition from her latest record The Portrait You Painted of Me (2022 Rocket Recordings). And then plunge into a stunning work of oppressive heavy, almost ritual industrial from Mütterlein. Another solo artist whose latest album Bring Down the Flags (2021 Eitrin Editions) has quickly become a new favorite of ours. We were also excited to listen to a snippet from the great Ufomammut's latest record album Fenice (Neurot 2022)--another one Andrew has been spinning a lot lately.

De zevende aflevering van het derde seizoen van Cinepraatjes, de podcast van Cinemaatjes. Het is te lang geleden. Dat kwam mede door het Roadburn Festival in onze thuisstad Tilburg en omdat William daarna zonodig naar Rome op vakantie moest. In deze aflevering schuift ook Bart aan, die o.a. drummer is in de band van William en graag eens wilde meepraten, omdat hij het vaak niet met ons eens is. William was te spreken over de trailer van ‘Dune: Part Two' en we hebben ontzettend zin in dit tweede deel. JP heeft ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 gezien en heeft het daar heel kort over. Bart heeft het over de low-budget film ‘Ultrasound' uit 2022, die wij beiden nog niet gezien hebben, maar erg interessant klinkt. William keek naar aanleiding van zijn bezoek aan het Colosseum in Rome naar ‘Gladiator' en JP zag ook nog twee recente horrorfilms nl. ‘Scream VI' en ‘Renfield'. We trokken de 80's rampenfilm ‘The Swarm' uit de kast. Bart mocht de Special verzinnen en besloot dat we het over onze favoriete openingsscenes zouden hebben. En uiteraard beantwoorden we weer vragen van luisteraars over o.a. in welk universum van ‘Everything, Everywhere' we onszelf zouden zien, welke speelgoedlijn een blockbusterfilm verdient, welke filmklassiekers we nog nooit hebben gezien, in welk filmplot we graag zouden zitten en onze favoriete video- en boardgames. www.youtube.com/dutchnerdclub www.instagram.com/cinemaatjes013 www.facebook.com/cinemaatjes www.patreon.com/cinemaatjes www.letterboxd.com/cinemaatjes

Brent Vanneste van STAKE en rockfotografe Cindy Frey blikken mee vooruit op de zware maand. Samen met Thomas en Peter bespreken ze 72 Seasons, het nieuwe album van Metallica en werpen ze een blik op de line-up van Roadburn Festival. Maar ze delen vooral ook veel straffe backstage-verhalen, halen herinneringen op en vragen zich af wanneer je exact van zware muziek kan spreken.

Picture by John Van de Mergel (brothersinraw.com) On a Thursday night in late April, which was quite chilly by then, three guys from three different countries (Finland, the USA and Germany) are standing outside a tent at Holland's Roadburn Fesitval listening to a Belgian band play music that sounds like from the Middle East (Syria?) mixed with a bit of Jazz and lots of Psychedelic. The band? Wyatt E. The guys? Joe, Martin and me. The experience? Mind-blowing. Veil of Sound HAD to get an interview with the guys! Even months after the release of āl bēlūti dārû (you can find our review here), the record gets spun here a lot, because the record is mesmerizing, enchanting and haunting - and all of that in a literal sense! We were very fortunate to sit down with Sébastien and talk about the concept behind the band, the prejudices of cultural appropriation the band has to face at times, his non-knowledge of Jazz and why he loves Roadburn Festival so much! Enjoy!

Elke vrijdagmiddag duiken Tim Op het Broek en Jasper Leijdens de kroeg in om te praten over het laatste muzieknieuws. Gerst, Gasten en Gitaren!In deze pubcast schuift Bjorn van Eeuwijk aan. Je kunt Bjorn kennen van KINK DISTORTION, en Bjorn's Beton Uur. Hij was op het Roadburn Festival en nam daar het speciaal gebrouwen bier van het Uiltje mee. Verder praten Tim en Jasper over festivals en of er genoeg personeel is, en nieuwe releases van Kasabian en Arcade Fire.

Hell Bent For Metal goes to Roadburn Festival, where being queer was celebrated. Whether through visibly queer artists celebrating themselves in their performance, or through a panel discussion about this very topic, the 4-day festival in Tilburg, Netherlands, the LGBTQ+ community were able to proudly be themselves while playing or listening to the music they love.Tom spoke to some of the queer Roadburners about why the festival is special, what they have done to make queer folk feel welcome, and what other festivals could learn from them.Tom and Matt also chat about the same topics amongst themselves, and gossip about the music on display.

Joining us this week are Kirill Orlov and Marc Najjar guitarist and bassist/vocalist respectively of Huntsmen. The bands unique combination of folk Americana with doom-inspired heavy sections and harmonized vocals are presented through different production and storytelling lenses on the band's debut American Scrap and 2020's Mandala of Fear. The re-release of American Scrap by Prosthetic Records will be supplemented with a special performance of the album at Roadburn Festival. We discuss how American Scrap is more relevant than ever musically and lyrically; how the record is being transformed for the upcoming performance; and how they've incorporated vocalist Aimee Bueno sonically and personally into the project. The Dying Pines, the bands most recent output will be celebrated with a special hometown preview taking place at The Empty Bottle on April 9th.  Find Huntsmen: Official Website & Social Media Buy tickets to see Huntsmen with Sweet Cobra and Guest. Find Heavy Hops: Website (Listen to all episodes and access detailed show notes!) Facebook Instagram Twitter Support The Show By Donating Episode Art and HH Logo By: Bryn Gleason Audio editing, mix and mastering: Esben Willems/Studio Berserk Music by: Sam Cangelosi Please Subscribe to our podcast via your preferred listening platform. Rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts to help others find us! Support The Show By Donating. Give the gift of HH by sharing our episodes on social media! Small actions such as these go a long way in helping others find us!

Hell Bent For Metal talks to Ethereal Shroud mainman Joseph Hawker about being out as a gay man in black metal circles. In an in-depth chat, Joseph tells Tom about how his experiences of growing up as queer in a homophobic, racist environment inform what he wants to express in his music, and how dramatically things have changed for gay men in metal in the last decade. They also chat about how it's really impossible to separate the art from the artist, and how complacent metal has been about the dark corners of its subgenres.There's two picks for the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox this week, with Matt picking Caged In Gold by Helpless, and Tom being utterly predictable in picking Dread Reaver by Abbath.Plus there's news of something very, very special Tom's doing at Roadburn Festival.

The Razor's Edge - Interview! https://therazorsedge.rocks Slӕgt released their forth studio album 'Goddess' last week, their first for Century Media Records. We catch up with bassist Olle Bergholz to discuss the new album, the meaning behind their name, playing Roadburn Festival, being championed by Tomas Lindberg of At The Gates and more!

In this episode, we talk to Becky Cloonan (Gotham Academy, Wonder Woman) and Michael W. Conrad (Wonder Woman, Doom Patrol) about their new comic: Batgirls! We discuss how they first met Batman and the Bat Family, the balance of high stakes and hijinks in Batgirls, and why this comic we've all been waiting for totally rules. And, don't miss Bondo!You can find Becky on social media at: @beckycloonan (link goes to Twitter)You can find Becky on social media at:  @michaelwconrad (link goes to Twitter)Born in Pisa, Becky Cloonan began her career self-publishing mini-comics in 1999. Since then she has gone on to work with publishers like DC, Dark Horse, Harper Collins and Marvel, winning a few Eisner Awards along the way, both for self-published books. In 2012 Becky broke a glass ceiling, became the first woman to illustrate an issue of Batman. In her spare time, she illustrates for Mondo, Criterion, Roadburn Festival, Konkani and DeathWaltz Records, and has worked with bands like Clutch, Abbath, X Japan, and Black Sabbath. She currently co-writes Wonder Woman and Batgirls for DC.Michael Conrad has written for DC, Marvel, and ComiXology Originals, as well as Mystery School Comics Group, an independent comics collective he founded. He currently co-writes Wonder Woman and Batgirls for DC.

Time flies by, and 2021 already marks the tenth anniversary of one of the most decisive albums in the history of Icelandic superstars Sólstafir. 'Svartir Sandar' was everything anyone could have wished from the cowboys of the ice - a massive double album, moody and thick with atmosphere, but also boasting some of the quartet's most notable songs every, including the show-stopping 'Fjara', which has been capturing hearts all over the world ever since. Having been recently announced the band will signal this important landmark by playing 'Svartir Sandar' in full at the famous Roadburn Festival, we thought it was time to get their frontman "Addi" Tryggvason to reminisce a bit on it. Because we know few bands are as full of stories as Sólstafir, expectations were high, but we ended up with the longest Memory Lane episode so far and Addi's tales did not disappoint, as always. Tune in now and discover why Addi often says jokingly that a book could be written about each Sólstafir album

As Hell Bent For Metal's first birthday arrives, the podcast has good news to talk about, and an in-house favourite to turn into a positive Camp Classic.Roadburn Festival's first announcement for their 2022 edition gets discussed, not just because there's loads of amazing stuff in it, but because they've shown everyone else how to do LGBT+ representation right.A Skindred show – the first gig either host has been to since the pandemic began – gets celebrated, not just because it ruled, but because they are still effortlessly making gay people feel welcome at their shows.And a song from Empathica by Unreqvited, Tom's first HCGB entry (before it was even called HCGBs), gets revealed as a Camp Classic. Somehow 'Empathica II: Everwinter', a post-black metal song with no lyrics, speaks to his queer experience of the world, and he and Matt dig into why.Plus the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox sees gets two new additions, as Self Loather by Ghost Bath, and Dark Connection by Beast In Black, both go in.

During the first weekend after Easter, Tilburg - a university town in the south of Holland - becomes a destination for curious music enthusiasts from around the world seeking to discover and enjoy up and coming, and select established names, in heavy music. Roadburn Festival's influence and role as a forward-thinking tastemaker is immeasurable; every metal festival organizer in Europe - and some in North America - watch its announcements extremely closely and labels take careful note of its lineup.  In our conversation with artistic director Walter Hoeijmakers and Becky Laverty (Communications/PR + Side Programme Organizer) we discuss the Roadburn's origins, watershed moments; how curation, commissioned sets, and fan experience are approached, and the festival's evolving interpretation of what encompasses heavy music. How has Walter's vision of the festival shifted over the last fifteen years? What expectations should attendees have going into the 2022 edition? Discover Roadburn: Roadburn: Essential Sounds Playlist (updated weekly) Audio Streams Roadburn Website Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Find Heavy Hops: Website (Listen to all episodes and access detailed show notes!) Facebook Instagram Twitter Support The Show By Donating Episode Art and HH Logo By: Bryn Gleason Please Subscribe to our podcast via your preferred listening platform. Rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts to help others find us! Support The Show By Donating. Give the gift of HH by sharing our episodes on social media! Small actions such as these go a long way in helping others find us!  

We're honored to have Walter Hoeijmakers as our guest on today's show. Walter is the key creative force behind what is debatably the most important annual event in extreme music: the legendary Roadburn Festival. Every April since its inception in 1999 until the global pandemic shifted the landscape, Roadburn has hosted everything from the best contemporary heavy artists to once in a lifetime performances from living legends such as Hawkwind, Goblin and GISM. Over the years, the fest has become an integral communal event and pollination site for thousands of metalheads, punks, and heavy music lovers the world over. After the necessary cancellation of Roadburn's 2020 installment, they are back this year with Roadburn Redux; a weekend of special livestream events curated with the love and attention to detail the festival is known for. We caught up with Walter to talk about Roadburn Redux as well as his beginnings, some of the wild and unique Roadburn moments throughout the years, and the ever increasing importance of community. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The increasing openness of Rob Halford is celebrated, and the biggest parallel between the life of the gay man and the metalhead is revealed thanks to Beastmilk's modern classic Climax, on the latest LGBT+ take on heavy metal. Matt and Tom discuss how heavy metal's most prominent gay musician – the Metal God himself, Rob Halford – has got more open and frank in his discussion of his sexuality, and why that is important. We explain why it matters that the LGBT+ community can discuss sex as freely as straight folks, and how Halford is helping that happen. The superb debut album by Beastmilk (now Grave Pleasures) is this week's Camp Classic, as we share the surprising common ground between the metal fan going to a show, and a queer person going to a gay bar – and what that has to do with a post-punk band that extreme audiences like Roadburn Festival immediately embraced. Plus there's the usual gushing and bickering in the Hate Crew Gaybar, where the latest additions to the jukebox are Lost In The Waves by Landmvrks, and The Crown's latest album Royal Destroyer. There's also some follow-up on the relative gayness of cocktails, another shocking confession about gaps in Matt's blockbuster movie viewing, and some gossip about who Tom wants to take his shirt off more in the new series of Line Of Duty. Completely predictable random digressions, then.

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 7, Episode 7~ This week, we're fortunate enough to converse with one of the world's finest psychedelic guitarists, Isaiah Mitchell of Earthless and Golden Void, who has also been tapped to join The Black Crowes on their forthcoming summer tour, as well. Billy Goate (Doomed & Stoned) and John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution) chat it up with Isaiah about his beginnings as a musician, including early musical interests and influences, the origin of Earthless (yes, the band's name, too), anecdotes from their first and second appearances at Roadburn Festival, and Isaiah's obsession with early blues -- including a live demo of his latest acquisition: a 1930's acoustic blues guitar. Along the way, we've lined up some fantastic -- and surprising -- musical selections that we think you'll really dig!

Walter Hoeijmakers is the co-founder and artistic director of the Roadburn Festival in Tilburg, Holland. Roadburn happens every April and showcases every genre in the heavy music realm. Walter and Danko discuss the festival and where it's headed.

Out of the ashes of The Devil's Blood arise Molassess, and singer Farida Lemouchi told us everything about the foundation of the band through the helping hands of Roadburn Festival and their creative process for the debut album "Through the Hollow". All of that and more, only on Episode 082 of the Progcast.

Ghost Cult caught up with KW of Vile Creature at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn, New York. Vile Creature signed with Prosthetic Records and released a compilation on their past work, Preservation Rituals earlier in 2019. At the same time, … Continue reading → The post PODCAST: Episode 56: KW of Vile Creature Discusses New Music and Roadburn Festival appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine.

Drummer Christopher Todd of Brooklyn Psych/Post Rock Trio/Profound Lore recording artists Sannhet talks the origins of the band, weird gigs in New Orleans and Belgium, his Dad’s classic rock growing up vs his teenage punk rock influences, going to hardcore shows in Philly and NY, his love for acrylic kits and experiences recording them, shooting whiskey with his drum idol John Stanier, his bathroom guide for touring Europe, playing the Roadburn Festival, quitting his job of 11 years to tour and a whole lot mo’! https://sannhet.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/sannhet/ https://www.instagram.com/SannhetBK/ PIC: https://www.facebook.com/ben.manzella.1

Deze KINK DISTORTION podcast staat volledig in het teken van het ROADBURN FESTIVAL dat dit jaar tussen 11-14 april 2019 in Tilburg neerstrijkt. Het evenement vindt plaats in meerdere zalen met als epicentrum het prestigieuze 013, en de line-up  behelst niet alleen een veelzijdigheid aan muziekgenres als stonerrock, doom, psychedelica en metal, maar ook diverse exposities en interessante compositieopdrachten. Caroline duikt vandaag dieper in op een paar essentiële bands en interessante verhalen uit de line-up. Playlist:  Conjurer - RetchPIJN - DistressCeltic Frost - WinterSelim Lemouchi & His Enemies - MolassesVile Creature - Circuits, Bending & BreakingSleep - DragonautAt The Gates - Slaughter Of The SoulCave In - All Illusion Met dank aan Niek van der Meer. 

De drijvende kracht achter Roadburn -het leidende festival in harde underground muziek- schuift aan! Walter Hoeijmakers praat mee over de tofste harde releases van deze maand en we vragen hem het hemd van het lijf over Roadburn Festival. Want ondertussen hebben we toch al erg veel artiesten gedraaid die daar op de poster staan.De tracks die in deze aflevering voorbijkomen zijn van:4:47 La Dispute15:52 Misery Index27:03 Laster38:10 Devin Townsend51:41 Of Mice & Men1:09:07 Alexisonfire1:18:44 Krallice.De shirts & stickers bestel je hier: shop.zeslossetanden.nlDe liedjes uit deze en alle voorgaande afleveringen zijn te vinden in deze Spotify-playlist: playlist.zeslossetanden.nlZes Losse Tanden is te vinden in alle podcasts-apps, maar ook zeker op:Spotify: spotify.zeslossetanden.nliTunes: itunes.zeslossetanden.nlYouTube: youtube.zeslossetanden.nlIn je browser: www.zeslossetanden.nlPeter van der Ploeg is journalist bij NRC: https://twitter.com/pvdpGert-Jan van Aalst is marketingmanager bij Epitaph Records: https://twitter.com/gjvanaalstDavid Achter de Molen is zanger van John Coffey en heeft een nachtshow op 3fm: https://twitter.com/DavidAdMolenHet laatste nieuws over Zes Losse tanden vind je op Facebook: www.facebook.com/zeslossetandenFoto's van onze hoofden in de studio vind je op Instagram: www.instagram.com/zeslossetandenOpgenomen in de studio van KX radioLogo getekend door helloiamjustin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s Riot Act’s first official special, and in the time-honoured tradition of shouting about the things we’re passionate about, we’ve decided to dedicate 90 minutes to the very special and unique Roadburn festival. Taking place annually in the serene city of Tilburg in The Netherlands, Roadburn seeks to constantly explore and push the boundaries of what heavy music is. From the sonically pulverising likes of Thou or At The Gates to the thematically weighty themes of Emma Ruth Rundle or Anna Von Hausswolff, Roadburn is a 4-day haven that actively works with the artists they host in order to bring patrons one-of-a-kind shows that have never been seen before and in many cases, will likely never be seen again.Remfry sat down with Queen of Roadburn (perhaps not her official title) Becky Laverty to discuss Roadburn’s history, her experiences of the festival as a punter, and they try to pin down exactly what it is about Roadburn that has made it such an extraordinary place for heavy music fans for almost 20 years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul goes to a second comedy show in as many months and delves into a discontinued slab of sludge whilst Dan introduces the world of fanzines to the Different Times itinerary with the help from... ROCK-A-ROLLA Issue 49: April/May 2014 HEARTATTACK Issue 19: August 1998 BANDS DISCUSSED: Richey Edwards . Adam Buxton . David Bowie . Eyehategod . Ghost . Slayer . Killer Be Killed . Holy Mountain . Roadburn Festival . Messenger . HeartattaCk Fanzine . Jejune . Botch . Couch Potatoes . Converge . Asshole Parade . Unruh . Appleseed Cast .

We discuss Christian's take on rock music, his newly discovered interests in synthesisers, post-punk and desert roaming.

Our guest is JJ Koczan from The Obelisk who we got to talk about staying curious about music from around the world, his involvement in the 1000mods North American tour, being a dad and what's up in the worldwide underground stoner community.

The legendary voice of Trouble, Eric Wagner jumps on the podcast to talk about Trouble, The Skull, Dave Grohl & Probot, Roadburn Festival, Blackfinger and the new Blackfinger album, “When Colors Fade Away”, on M-Theory Audio. The post Episode #163: Eric Wagner (Trouble, Blackfinger, The Skull) appeared first on Danko Jones.

We talk Burn, Converge, Roadburn Festival, Super Unison and much more! Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. How to Listen: Search "Deathwish Inc." in your preferred Podcast App. Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Overcast Subscribe on Google Play Listen on YouTube Listen on SoundCloud Music in this episode from: Converge “The Dusk In Us” Doomriders “Grand Blood” Show Notes: Listen to the “Outsider USA Tour” Playlist on Spotify and Apple Music Burn “Do or Die” In Stores Now Roadburn 2018 Super Unison Release New Song “Orchids” Spotify Takes A Crack At Music Sharing With New Messaging App Carrots on desk? Color Blindness Test Why Spotify Lowered the Volume of Songs and Ended Hegemonic Loudness Mark GIF Mark GIF 2 Follow Us on Twitter: Rich - @richrossi Caleb - @calebgowett Mark - @markconnnolly Aly - @instantweekend

Roadburn Festival 2017 Report TNM Extra by That's Not Metal

Medan Erik headbangade sig igenom haschdimmor och släpiga riff på Roadburn Festival var Tomasz oförmögen att lyssna på musik på fyra dagar. Hör Erik berätta om sina höjdpunkter såväl som besvikelser i Tilburg. Metalpodden firar även 420 med att lista de bästa weedstonermetal-banden. Tune in. Drop out

Hank Watson's Garage Hour: Making a point of making a point.  This GH reload's got everything from the US's southern border, taxes, Jaime's FJ, Ramona trails and our plans to use 'em, the big Roadburn stoner metal festival in Amsterdam, Toyota liability defenses, hybrid hatred, Talk Like a Pirate Day (really?), Black Jack Pershing, updates from Barona Drags, a big LA traffic fail from Dirty Dave, and all of it from Mr. Dustin's Wrenching Palace. In-studio with host Justin Fort is Grizzly Chris, Dirty Dave and Mr. Dustin, Top Earner.  Have some. jf

Per Wiberg (Spiritual Beggars/Mojobone/King Hobo/ex-Opeth) met up with Danko during 2013's Hellfest in France for a sit-down session where they talked about Ihsahn, The Roadburn Festival, Candlemass, Whitesnake, Urban Dance Squad and Corrosion Of Conformity. The post Episode #52: Per Wiberg appeared first on Danko Jones.

Listen to Tad Doyle and Danko finally meet for the first time and talk about Tad's “8-Way Santa” album, Brothers Of The Sonic Cloth, Witch Ape Studio, The Roadburn Festival, Astral Communion & The “Busted Circuits And Ringing Ears” documentary … Continued The post Episode #46: Tad Doyle appeared first on Danko Jones.

Playlist: April 14th 2010, (First Hour) 1st hour 01 Wolf Eyes - Milled Sickness (Split 7") (Musikzimmer - 1-10) 02 Lady Spyke - Untitled 1 (Transfused By Pool Water) (American Tapes - AM859) 03 Goatsnake - Raw Curtains (Dog Days) (Southern Lord - SUNN5) 04 Interview: Walter Hoeijmakers about the Roadburn Festival 2010 05 Shrinebuilder - Pyramid Of The Moon (Shrinebuilder) (Neurot Recordings - nr 070) 06 Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Midnight Black Earth (Black Earth) (Wonder - WON 08 CD) 07 Sun Araw - Beat Cop (On Patrol) (Not Not Fun Records - NNF187)