Podcasts about Sheer Terror

Andrew Vacante of Combust, Steamroll, Downfall, and more joins us to talk about NYHC from a modern New Yorker's perspective. We get into how the identity of NYHC has changed over time, the drought of native NYHC bands in the 2010s, and how Andrew's bands have helped change the tenor of the scene. Plus, many other digressions on hardcore minutia.  Bands mentioned: Killing Time, Sheer Terror, Cro-Mags, Breakdown, Madball, Merauder, Sick of it All, Countdown, Krimewatch, and many more.  Intro song: Combust - "Why I Hate" Outro song: Steamroll - "Marked"   

Blackout! Records was formed in 1988 by Bill Wilson and Jim Gibson. In 1989, the label released its album, a New York hardcore compilation album entitled Where the Wild Things Are.[1] The album included tracks from Sheer Terror, Killing Time, and others. After this first release, Gibson amicably parted company to start his own record label, Noiseville Records.  The label ended the 1990s with records from Killing Time, Kill Your Idols, and East Bay/ Berkeley bands Redemption 87 and Powerhouse. The early part of the 2000s brought some new blood, including Crime In Stereo, NJ's The Banner, The Procedure, and The Commercials. The last official Blackout! release was The Fire Still Burns in 2005. Although no longer releasing new music, the label still maintains a blog at its website which is infrequently updated and has the catalog available digitally on Amazon, iTunes, eMusic, Rhapsody, and other major digital outlets through The Orchard. I got Bill on the Skype and this is what we chat about Growing up with a genetic immune condition Designing the artwork for the Where The Wild Things Are Comp How he got albums in record stores Traveling on Lollapalooza The Goops H20 Plow United Kill Your Idols Business partner trying to steal his label Will he start putting out more records And a ton more Lastly I started doing whiteboard animations so if your marketing department has said recently “Hey, we need a whiteboard animation” then email me at mike@drive80.com Feel free to support  the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon

This week on the pod I'm joined by Jerry A of Poison Idea and Paul Bearer of Sheer Terror. I try to stay out of the way and just let two legends break bread for about an hour and a half. Check out the website for our playlists, links, and SMASH that Patreon button:185milessouth.comWe are also on Substack:https://185milessouth.substack.com/This show is kept alive by Patreons. Consider supporting here:https://www.patreon.com/185milessouthThere are extra episodes monthly for the Patreons.Get Jerry's autobiography here: https://rarebirdlit.com/black-heart-fades-blue-signed-by-jerry-a-lang/Get the Poison Idea reissues here: https://tkorecords.bigcartel.com/category/poison-ideaGet the Sheer Terror reissues here:https://blackoutrecords.com/collections/new-stuffPaul Bearer photo: Kevin WinikerJerry A photo: Sean CoxSupport the Show.

Host Jason Schreurs is joined by Bill Wilson of Blackout! Records, an influential creative force in the New York hardcore scene. Bill struggled with physical and mental health issues throughout his life and found a support system in loud, heavy, aggressive bands like Sheer Terror and Breakdown. Bill would be the first to admit that the hardcore scene got him through his toughest times. http://blackoutrecords.com Featured song clips: Sheer Terror - "Time Don't Heal a Thing" from Thanks fer Nuthin' (Blackout! Records, 1992) Black Flag - "Rise Above" from Damaged (SST Records, 1981) Outburst - "The Hard Way" from Where the Wild Things Are compilation (Blackout! Records, 1989) Breakdown - "Kickback" from Where the Wild Things Are compilation (Blackout! Records, 1989) THE SCREAM THERAPY BOOK is now available! Scream Therapy: A Punk Journey through Mental Health is a memoir-plus that has been heralded by New York Times best-selling authors. Like the podcast, it links the community-minded punk rock scene with the mental wellness of the punks who belong to it. Order a copy of the Scream Therapy book here: screamtherapyhq.com/book SUPPORT SCREAM THERAPY: BUY SOME MERCH! screamtherapy.com/store About this podcast: Scream Therapy explores the link between punk rock and mental health. My guests are members of the underground music scene who are living with mental health challenges, like myself. Intro/background music clips: Submission Hold - "Cranium Ache" Render Useless - "The Second Flight of Icarus" Contact host Jason Schreurs - screamtherapypodcast@gmail.com

In 1989, Bill Wilson launched BLACKOUT! RECORDS and subsequently released several hardcore classics starting with the infamous Where The Wild Things Are compilation. The label ran strong for nearly thirty years before shutting down in the mid-2000s, but on the strength of re-issuing those very same classic records, the Blackout! is back! Bill gets into the history of the of the label, the resurgence of some of the bands popularity, and what ultimately pulled him back into the game.Music by:H2OOutburstSheer TerrorKill Your IdolsIntro music by:Hot ZonePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GettingitoutpodcastEmail: dan@gettingitout.netWebsite: http://gettingitout.net/Instagram: @getting_it_out_podcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/gettingitoutpodcastTwitter: @GettingItOutPod Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-it-out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On an uninhabited island off the Cornish coast, a wildlife volunteer's daily listen to the world's most dangerous podcast turns into a metaphysical journey that forces her as well as the listener to question what is real and what is a nightmare. On Episode 570 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined by regular guest co-host Arkham Josh to discuss the Cornish film Enys Men from director Mark Jenkin! We also tell our favorite Mel Brooks stories, we talk about our favorite films that begin with the letter ‘P', and we talk folk horror. So grab your 16mm clockwork camera, go through your daily routine over and over, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Severn Summer Sale, Joe Spinell, Cornish language, folk horror, The Isle of Corny, RIP Julian Sands, Vibes, The Office, Ken Kwapis, Peter Falk, Made, Jon Favreau, PCU, Steve Vai, Crossroads, Porno Holocaust, comparing Julian Sands to Vin Diesel, The Killing Fields, Arachnaphobia, Happy Birthday Mel Brooks, Spaceballs, George Lucas, The Producers, 12 Angry Men, Blood In Blood Out, Golden Girls, Estelle Getty, Bea Arthur, Night of the Demons, Golden Palace, Cheech Marin, Threes a Crowd, David Lynch, Elephant Man, Eraserhead, Twin Peaks, Bill by Force, Outside the Cinema, Misfits of Horror, The Beef Barn, Roast Beef and Records, Pimp of Promotions on a Pole, Perrier, Enys Men, Mark Jenkin, Cornwall, filibuster, projecting films, having an appreciation of celluloid, 70s films, Alien Autopsy, Jonathan Frakes, Sprockets, Skinamarink, The Outwaters, Blueprint for Survival, Folk Horror, May Day, Mary Woodvine, A Field in England, Ben Wheatley, The Wicker Man, Alfred Hitchcock, Michael Bay, Groundhogs Day, friends giving spoilers, The Spoiler, Bomboleyo Hit the Floor, Animal Kingdom, Sheer Terror, I Spoiler, The Ghost Stories for Christmas, Donald Pleasance, I see lichen people, The Phantom Pooper, and a polite goodbye.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

Voor het eerst eentje in het Engels. Want als je de kans krijgt om een legende als Paul Bearer te interviewen over zijn muzieksmaak, dan doe je dat natuurlijk! Grote dank aan Ferdy voor het regelen. Link naar de playlist met alle gedraaide nummers: Tales from the Eastside Spotify Playlist Beschikbaar op: Spotify Vriend van de Show (tip!) Apple Podcasts Pocketcast Google Podcasts Anchor.fm

On April 12, 1999, Air Force cadet James Busch stepped out of an airplane 6,000 feet in the air for a routine practice jump. But his parachute didn't open. Neither did his reserve.And then things got really bad. It's a helpless feeling to watch a big problem come rushing up from a long way away, knowing that you're out of options. But sometimes God works in unexpected ways.Subscribe to the Doubletake Podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/doubletake/id1634415828

On April 12, 1999, Air Force cadet James Busch stepped out of an airplane 6,000 feet in the air for a routine practice jump. But his parachute didn't open. Neither did his reserve.And then things got really bad. It's a helpless feeling to watch a big problem come rushing up from a long way away, knowing that you're out of options. But sometimes God works in unexpected ways.

Our latest podcast episode is an interview with Kat Moss, vocalist of one of the best bands in hardcore right now, Scowl. Our conversation centers on Scowl's excellent new EP Psychic Dance Routine, which finds Scowl incorporating more clean vocals than ever before and channelling '90s alternative rock influences like Nirvana, Sonic Youth, and Hole, alongside their early hardcore influences like Negative Approach and Sheer Terror. We talk about working with producer Will Yip, Scowl's upcoming performance at Coachella, opening a recent Limp Bizkit tour, covering Fugazi at Sound & Fury, and much more. Psychic Dance Routine drops April 7 via Flatspot Records. Pick up our exclusive color vinyl variant in the BV shop. -- The BrooklynVegan Show is brought to you in part by DistroKid, a service for musicians that allows you to easily upload your music to all major streaming platforms. You can get 30% off of your first year's membership by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/brooklynvegan. Theme music by Michael Silverstein.

Mass Movement Presents… Episode 54: We're Making A List, We're Checking It Twice – In which Mass Movement's middle age malcontents wax lyrical about Christmas past and their plans for Christmas present, Scalextric, Playmobil, Jodie Whittaker's final outing as the Doctor, Clerks III, Spirited, the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, Sheer Terror, Agnostic Front, their all time favourite Christmas films and the best records of the year. And somewhere in the middle of all that, they find the time to spin records by The Dreaded Laramie and Framework. Tune in, turn it and get all festive. This one's a doozy…

It's the last day of November and Coffee & Hardcore is bringing you one more treat for your Thanksgiving feast. On episode 11 C&H is very thankful to have Uncle Paulie from the one and only Sheer Terror on the podcast. Squint sent in a "KILLA" track off their new E.P. (they will be dropping by in December!). The fellas review the Up The Pups 2 coffee from Oak and Crow and Wiley talks about trying Ace Coffee Company. Up next is the album reviews and this month there are three amazing albums and E.P's from Inclination, Drug Church and No Cure. Hope you're not to stuffed from the Tofurky because here comes a big fat episode from Coffee & Hardcore. Sheer Terror Bandcamp Merch More Merch Squint Bandcamp Merch Sunday Drive Records Coffee Review Up The Pups 2 Coffee Ace Coffee Company - Riser Roast Album Reviews Inclination - Unaltered Perspective Merch Drug Church - Hygiene Merch No Cure - Cursed From Birth Merch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-and-hardcore/support

Mass Movement Presents...N.Y.H.C Double Feature where Chris and Tim talk to two bonafide legends of the New York Hardcore Scene Roger Miret and Paul Bearer. We chat to Roger about his recent cancer battle, touring the U.S with Sick Of It All and Crown Of Thornz as well as shooting the breeze about his book and then we chat to Rev Paul Bearer about drugs, impending married life and the future of all his musical endeavours.

How do you even begin to describe this episode? First up Wiley chats with Mick Lambrou, you know the guy who has designed album covers and t-shirts for the likes of Agnostic Front, Hoods, Sheer Terror, Slapshot and the new UP THE PUPS 2 Compilation! Yeah - That guy! Then the fellas review ATR Coffee and some great albums and E.P.s from thoughtcrimes, Jezter and Soul Glo. Up next, Run Into The Sun gives a sneak peek at their new single "LOVE". Finally Wiley and special guest host Steven DeFalco (Friskey Morris Podcast) chat with Paramananda Das (John Porcelly) of Youth of Today, Bold, Shelter and Judge. This is a HUGE episode. Are you ready? Here We Go! C&H SetList on Spotify Guests Paramananda Das teaches daily online yoga classes at 10am NYC time. You can DM him at his instagram. Mick Lambrou Instagram // Facebook Coffee Review ATR Coffee CO. Album Reviews thoughtcrimes Website // Merch Jezter Bandcamp // Merch Soul Glo Bandcamp // Gold Chain Punk (whogonbeatmyass?) video // Merch Run Into The Sun Bandcamp // Facebook Special Guest Host Steven DeFalco Friskie Morris Podcast // C&H Episode with DeFalco Up The Pups 2 Compilation (Drops 9/30) Up The Pups 2 Coffee from Oak & Crow Coffee (Drops 9/30) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-and-hardcore/support

Andrew is getting you pumped for tonight's Sheer Terror and Blanks 77 gig in Jersey! Andrew will also be crossing over to the metal scene for a bit discussing all the commotion surrounding Metallica and Pantera. See you at the Meatlocker! Go to http://pogocity.com for more!

Eric drops in to play a little THIS OR THAT, a simple game with deadly consequences. Sheer Terror or Merauder, which makes you mosh the drywall? Have Heart or Bane, which makes you donate your time to a local charity? Indie rock or pop punk, which traps you in amber as an adult? More deadly inquiries!

Episode 9 is a wild one as we discuss the possibilities of aligning chakras through alternative guitar tunings, the majesty of Sheer Terror and the allegiance of PMR bands with Ampeg. 

In 1992, Tripface was born. They began to organize and play shows with their friends within their small town, in basements, recreation halls, and garages. For the most part, they were parties, gatherings of a handful of skaters, metalheads, and geeks from the local area high schools. The bills were always shared with their friends Grid and a mix of side projects. Playing a cross of 1990s metalcore and NYHC, the band grew in popularity on Long Island and began to make a dent on the East Coast. After a few months, the band recorded the Closed In demo.  They would go on to play many shows, including CBGBs, the QE2, Right Track Inn, the PWAC, and the Wetlands, sharing stages with bands like Warzone, Sheer Terror, Agnostic Front, Hatebreed, and Outburst. The rest of the information you will find out in this interview. I think this time Monkey told me about their FB account where I got in touch with Scott and this is what we chat about: Loving the obscure hardcore bands What was their message Getting into fights Stony brooks radio station How they got on the Weston show I always talk about What was Earth Crisis like His anxiety with playing large shows The reunion show Who put their songs on Spotify And a ton more Check out my new book The Couples' Checklist for my webcomic dailyBred. It's a great gift for Valentine's Day. I also have an Instagram for it. If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

Mass Movement Presents… Geek-O-Rama Episode 14: Who Put The Hard In Hardcore? In which the sexier half of Mass Movement's middle-age crew reviews The House, Critical Role The Mighty Nein Origins: Jester Lavorre, Non Stop Spiderman: Big Brain Play, Black Hammer Reborn Part 1 and Warhammer 40,000: Sisters of Battle, spins tunes by The Drowns, The Offenders, Barkhard and MDC and talks to Steven DiLodovico the co-publisher of DiWulf Books about literature, life, punk rock, Pagan Babies, Sheer Terror, SST Records and everything in between. Tune in, turn it up and geek out. This one's a doozy…

#petersteele #typeonegative #carnivore #musicislifepodcast #ratsaladreview #podcast #metal #hardcore #retaliation #cancelculture #slowdeepandhard #originofthefeces #bloodykisses #octoberrust #worldcomingdown #lifeiskillingme #deadagain #brooklyn #ny #goth #indefenseof #carnivoread #sheerterror #baronmisuraca For almost 40 years, the music of Peter Steele, Carnivore and Type O Negative has been in the public consciousness. Peter was one of the most charismatic frontmen that ever graced a studio or a stage. Him and his band mates (Keith Alexander, Louie Beato, Kenny Hickey, Josh Silver, Sal Abruscato, and Johnny Kelly) are responsible for influencing generations of musicians, whether they be from his home city or Brooklyn (Life of Agony, Biohazard), or from Louisiana (Crowbar, or from overseas (Paradise Lost). However, with great art, there will be admirers and those that want to censor it. In this episode, I talk with Baron Misuraca of Carnivore A.D., who was friends with Peter when he founded Sheer Terror with Paul Bearer. In fact, the current members of Carnivore A.D. were all thanked in the “Retaliation” album (Baron in Sheer Terror, Chuck in The Crumbsuckers, and Joe in Whiplash), so there is legitimate history there, and there are songs in the Carnivore A.D. set list written by Peter that generate controversy today by those who judge the songs at face value without listening to the context and intent of the song. Also, Baron and I discuss the idea of “Cancel Culture,” how it was around since the days of Igor Stravinsky in the early 20th Century, how it's easy for a group that espouses negative viewpoints to adopt any symbol and change its meaning, and how he handles it. Also, we discuss how Peter himself may have handled it if he were still here. Thank you to Baron Misuraca for partaking in this discussion, and thank you to Peter Steele for the music and the memories. RIP Peter Thomas Ratajczyk - 1/4/62-4/14/10 To purchase official Music Is Life Podcast merchandise from TeePublic.com, use this link: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/24041518-music-is-life-podcast-official-logo?fbclid=IwAR2DMITWW5QtpxOQFBXgnnguy3rEksMGzkmr7WCPVCHgDZp8hu85LJAup40&ref_id=24450 If you want me to review YOUR band or YOUR music, please contact me at LouMavs@MusicIsLifePodcast.com. If you'd like to donate to the podcast, please send via PayPal to MusicIsLifePodcast@gmail.com. Thanks in advance. Channel graphic created by Rocky Baia. To commision him for work, please follow and DM him at https://twitter.com/RockyBaia. Also, check out his merch store at https://ProWrestlingTees.com/RockyBaia.html. Intro/Outro Music - "Lose Control" by The Rebel Medium (Jacalyn Guitard, Ernest Layug, Lou Mavs) Links to social media pages on respective websites. https://MusicIsLifePodcast.com https://linktr.ee/MusicIsLifePodcast https://RatSaladReview.com Music Is Life Podcast with Lou Mavs is produced by Anchor.Fm and distributed through Rat Salad Review Network. All rights reserved; any content not created by me is subject to fair use. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rat-salad-review/message

I was lucky enough to have Gary Bennett the guitarist of Kill Your Idols and Sheer Terror join the show for a live radio interview on 3/31/2022.  We got the update on all the new Kill Your Idols stuff, split w/ Rule Them All, an update on Sheer Terror, the passing of Vinnie Value, 8 x 10 band photos, Paul Bearer, Cro Mags on MTV, NYU hardcore radio, epic NYHC stories, the power of Leeway and much more.  This episode ends with a 20 minute playlist made by Gary and an audio clip with all the bands and track names. 

#petersteele #typeonegative #carnivore #musicislifepodcast #ratsaladreview #podcast #metal #hardcore #retaliatiom #slowdeepandhard #originofthefeces #bloodykisses #octoberrust #worldcomingdown #lifeiskillingme #deadagain #brooklyn #ny #goth #indefenseof #carnivoread #sheerterror #baronmisuraca For almost 40 years, the music of Peter Steele, Carnivore and Type O Negative has been in the public consciousness. Peter was one of the most charismatic frontmen that ever graced a studio or a stage. Him and his band mates (Keith Alexander, Louie Beato, Kenny Hickey, Josh Silver, Sal Abruscato, and Johnny Kelly) are responsible for influencing generations of musicians, whether they be from his home city or Brooklyn (Life of Agony, Biohazard), or from Louisiana (Crowbar, or from overseas (Paradise Lost). However, with great art, there will be admirers and those that want to censor it. In this episode, I talk with Baron Misuraca of Carnivore A.D., who was friends with Peter when he founded Sheer Terror with Paul Bearer. In fact, the current members of Carnivore A.D. were all thanked in the “Retaliation” album (Baron in Sheer Terror, Chuck in The Crumbsuckers, and Joe in Whiplash), so there is legitimate history there, and there are songs in the Carnivore A.D. set list written by Peter that generate controversy today by those who judge the songs at face value without listening to the context and intent of the song. Also, Baron and I discuss the idea of “Cancel Culture,” how it was around since the days of Igor Stravinsky in the early 20th Century, how it's easy for a group that espouses negative viewpoints to adopt any symbol and change its meaning, and how he handles it. Also, we discuss how Peter himself may have handled it if he were still here. Thank you to Baron Misuraca for partaking in this discussion, and thank you to Peter Steele for the music and the memories. RIP Peter Thomas Ratajczyk - 1/4/62-4/14/10 To purchase official Music Is Life Podcast merchandise from TeePublic.com, use this link: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/24041518-music-is-life-podcast-official-logo?fbclid=IwAR2DMITWW5QtpxOQFBXgnnguy3rEksMGzkmr7WCPVCHgDZp8hu85LJAup40&ref_id=24450 If you want me to review YOUR band or YOUR music, please contact me at LouMavs@MusicIsLifePodcast.com. If you'd like to donate to the podcast, please send via PayPal to MusicIsLifePodcast@gmail.com. Thanks in advance. Channel graphic created by Rocky Baia. To commision him for work, please follow and DM him at https://twitter.com/RockyBaia. Also, check out his merch store at https://ProWrestlingTees.com/RockyBaia.html. Intro/Outro Music - "Lose Control" by The Rebel Medium (Jacalyn Guitard, Ernest Layug, Lou Mavs) Links to social media pages on respective websites. https://MusicIsLifePodcast.com https://linktr.ee/MusicIsLifePodcast https://RatSaladReview.com Music Is Life Podcast with Lou Mavs is produced by Anchor.Fm and distributed through Rat Salad Review Network. All rights reserved; any content not created by me is subject to fair use. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lou-mavs/support

The boys dive into some reunion records from beloved NYHC acts Urban Waste, Agnostic Front, and Sheer Terror discussing Recycled, Somethings Gotta Give, and Standing Up For Falling Down respectively. Some interesting discoveries and discussion on this one and a lot of Rick Ta Life imitating. KINGS OF PUNK Website: https://kingsofpunk.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/koppodofficial/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kingsofpunkpod/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPj6iMRyW0GAJnxv9i7TAdQ Syrup Head Recordings: https://syruphead.storenvy.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/syrup_head_recordings/?hl=en Shirley Road Records: https://shirleyroadrecords.com/ and https://shirleyroadrecords.bandcamp.com/ - USE PROMOCODE "KOPPOD10" (no quotes)

I have a love/hate relationship with New York Hardcore. The stuff I love – I love A LOT. The stuff I loathe… Well, let’s just focus on the stuff I love. On this mini-episode I ramble on about arguably the most widely known and influential “scene” spawned by hardcore-punk. This certainly isn’t a historical review […]

Im Gespräch mit Tobias. Wir reden über das Zeug zum Punkstar sein, Pfarrefahrt mit Sascha, Ratte, Sex Pistols & den Toten Hosen, COP aus Hattorf am Harz, U2 und die U2-Phase der 7 Seconds, Ultravox "The Collection" & Iron Maidens "Live After Death", erstes Konzert AC/DC & Dokken in der Niedersachsen, der Metal-Meyer, Angelverein Gut Biss, Bezirksmeister im 100m Lauf, Empfehlung für die Hauptschule, Gitarrenkurs an der VHS Bad Lauterberg, amtlicher Sound von Roadstar, das erste Demo von Sticky Tits, Metal-Meyer lernt von den Punks, der Gitarrist sah gefühlt noch beschissener aus, massenhaft Konzerte in diversen Jugendhäusern im Harz, diverse Konzerte mit Slapshot, Sheer Terror, kurze Tour mit Schleprock, Lieblingscoversong "Yesterday" von Bad Religion, die Gründung von El Mariachi, immer zwei Jahre später dran sind, Peace of Mind & El Mariachi matchen nicht so richtig, gut gealterte Songs, gern einen Reinsaufen, auf Tour mit Turbostaat, in Einzelzellen an der Schweizer Grenze, die Besonderheit von Turbostaat, Can´t relax in Deutschland, Auftritt auf einem Open Air in Berlin, zusammen mit Guano Apes beim Hardcore meets HipHop Festival spielen, die Reunion von El Mariachi, Bass bei Stakkato Granato, dass Balboa Burnout wie El Mariachi klingt, die gleiche Sauferei aber neue musikalische Einflüsse bei Drunk Motorcycle Boy, die großartigen Nightjet, als Ver- und Entsorger Kontraktor auf der Mülldeponie fahren, Rocky 1 ist der Beste, unbezahlte Ausbildung zum Erzieher, ErzieherInnen-Sein wird immer anstrengender, Laufen als Trendsport bei den Punks, Diskussionen ums Heiraten, ein guter Freund sein, hitzköpfig sein, gern in der Natur sein, was "I can´t relax in Deutschland" heute bedeutet, vorm schönen Abend erstmal putzen, Computerspiele, aktuelle gute Bands: Antillectual, Hell & Back, Turnstile, Littbarski, Alltime Favorites: Samiam, Lifetime, Bad Religion, Iron Maiden, früher die Haare schneiden, uvm.

Paul Bearer is the vocalist for one of the most influential and underrated New York Hardcore bands of all time: Sheer Terror. Sheer Terror came out of the very strange New York Hardcore scene of the 80s — before the music became codified into the metallic, bouncy mosh parts we think of as NYHC today. While Sheer Terror is certainly no stranger to blending metal and punk, their sound is much more Tom G. Warrior plus Oi! rather than syncopated, single-string riffs. Nothing against bouncy mosh parts, but Sheer Terror is much more my cup of tea, personally. Paul and I talk not only about the weird world of punk and hardcore in New York in the 80s, but also about Paul's cooking and his aggressive and comical pet Russian tortoises. Learn more from Paul and Sheer Terror here: Instagram: @djdontlikeu | @officialsheerterror Facebook: @sheerterror | @joecoffeeband Merchandise: Dead City Merchandise | Socks at Omerta Mia If you're enjoying the show, the best way to support it is by sharing with your friends. If you don't have any friends, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show. You can also subscribe to receive my e-mail newsletter at www.toddnief.com. Most of my writing never makes it to the blog, so get on that list. Many of these interviews are posted in video format on YouTube as well. Show Notes: [02:36] Paul's DJing and the dangers of developing a habit collecting Northern Soul records [13:36] How to get into Northern Soul. And, artists finding out they're unexpectedly famous. [27:20] The difficulty of being creative during the pandemic. And, Paul burned all his old, unused lyrics notebooks. [37:42] Paul's specialty dishes [43:51] Obsessive music collecting and getting into punk. Plus a meditation on aging and hard living. [56:19] Paul's thoughts on fitness (Don't miss this…) [58:50] New York was a weird place during the 80s and New York Hardcore was a weird scene. Plus, the violent, sketchy world of skinheads and the evolution of anti-establishment politics. [1:15:51] New Sheer Terror music and how to buy Sheer Terror socks Links and Resources Mentioned: Northern soul The Jackson 5 Lee Charles Eunice Collins Northern Soul: An Oral History | Red Bull Music Academy Daily Throbbing Gristle Industrial Records Major Lance Keisha Lance Bottoms Searching for Sugar Man Russian tortoise Polish Hunter Stew The Sweet & Savory Spot Humble Pie Alice Cooper Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Mott The Hoople David Bowie Bruce Springsteen Nancy Spungen No Wave Compilation The Dickies The Stranglers “Bring On The Nubiles” The Plasmatics Red Hot Chili Peppers “One Hot Minute” Craig Setari Antidote Bad Brains MDC Crass Thin Lizzy “Baby Please Don't Go” Infanterie Sauvage Bowling For Soup

I've known Chris Nguyen for 15 years or so. I'd say probably 75% of the times I have run into him has been at a show Borrowed Time was playing. When I first heard he was their new vocalist, I thought that there is really no better person to join that band. As you will learn from the interview, Chris had been a vocalist in a handful of local bands in the early to mid 2000s. He was always a big supporter of Borrowed Time so it really made sense that he would join their band eventually. Chris's first show with the band is Sunday September 5 at Photo City at the Hayward Family memorial. If you happen to listen to this episode after that, they will also be playing again in Rochester Montage Music Hall on October 25 with Slapshot and Sheer Terror. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

Before we start, feel free to support the podcast if you've been listening for a while by signing up for my Patreon for $1 and I will love you forever. Kill Your Idols was an American hardcore punk band from New York, active from 1995 through 2007 and were signed to SideOneDummy Records. The band released many 7" EPs, splits with other bands (including Full Speed Ahead, Fisticuffs, Voorhees, Good Riddance, and Poison Idea), compilation tracks, and full-length LPs in their 11-year run. Most of their records were released on vinyl as well as compact disc. They cite Poison Idea, Negative Approach, Sheer Terror, Agnostic Front, Minor Threat, Warzone, Sick of It All, and 7 Seconds as some of their influences. KYI was very fast and had a loud, dirty, dual guitar sound with shouted vocals. They employed hints of melody in their song structure. Although they derived many of their influences from California and D.C. style hardcore, they were considered a New York hardcore band. I got Andy West on the Skype and this is what we chat about: Starting off as a Dead Head Was he a songwriter prior to starting the band Who started getting their tattoos What does he think about playing Long Island Playing every small town that they could Dealing with depression Always writing a ton of songs What are his thoughts on their new songs Their last show when they broke up The Webster Hall show And a ton more If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

Im Gespräch mit Benni. Wir reden über Depeche Mode in der DDR, Greifswald in den Baseballschlägerjahren, ein Musikgeschäft in der Fleischerstraße, die Romantisierung von DDR-Kindheit, ein privat geführter Glasbläser-Betrieb, Altpapiersammeln mit den Pionieren, ein Fernseher vom Begrüßungsgeld, 120 Minutes auf MTV, Angel Dust von Faith No More auf Kassette, inhaltlich von Manic Street Preachers angesprochen werden, sich nicht trauen ins Jugendzentrum Klex zu gehen, zwei Holzfäller-Hemden übereinander, zwei Straight Edge-Typen zeigen den Weg ins Klex, Sascha von Happy Noise Records & Marian aka Eugen, Waiting Room von Fugazi, eine angefangene & abgeschlossene Hotelkaufmanns-Lehre, Chorus of Disapproval & Ironside in Greifswald, Mind over Matter, Respite aus Rostock, für Kerosene 454 & Bluetip nach Dresden, ZAP & HeartattaCk als Informationsquellen, erste Bandversuche mit Vietkong, ein superhäßlicher Washburn-Bass, die erste Band Auskotzen, eine Dose grüne Directions, Kraft & Liebe, keine Hippie-Kommune in Bovenden, das Label World Upside Down Records, Spit Acid als bedeutendste deutsche Punk-Band, wie Greifswald zu klein wurde & Göttingen viel mehr versprach, die Netflix-Serie Wild Wild Country, die Gründung von 244GL, wie niemand Bock auf Texteschreiben hatte, ein Filmzitat aus Happiness, Skandinavistik im Nebenfach, das Interesse an Tristesse & Verfall, die Idee zu einer Konzept-Platte über Einer flog über das Kuckucksnest, Konzeption der 244 GL-Artworks, dass Stack mit zwei Gitarristen eine Macht waren, selbstverständliche Männlichkeit, Marc von Trainwreck & Rocco von Perth Express & Benni haben eine Vision, Benni outet sich als Mucker, vom Ex-Faktor leben, ein Myspace-Counter der in die Höhe schnellt, Jack Shirley vom Atomic Garden Studio, Bands als Freundschaften, ein Punk-Festival im Tommyhaus, in Trainwreck reinrutschen, dass Japan eine andere Welt ist, die Band Heaven in Her Arms, ein gesalzenes gekochtes Ei im japanischen Supermarkt kaufen, zwei riesige anfrittierte Portionen Pommes, die großartige Band Six Year Plan, eine erholsame band-freie Zeit bis Wire Love kam, Fan von Orbit the Earth sein, 12 Jahre an der Uni Kassel, Flugsimulation & ein Mercedes Benz Modellauto-Fanclub, dass die Oldtimr-Szene durchsetzt ist von Idioten, vier Autos besitzen & kaputt reparieren, häßliche französische Autos aus den 80ern, Austin Allegro & MGBGT & Nissan Pao, das More Than Photos-Heft & -Ausstellung, wie Dolf Benni zum Fugazi-Konzert nach Berlin schickt, zwei abgehalfterte Rocktypen mit Saint Vitus-Tattoo, Facebook-Diskussionen mit Querdenker:innen um Gegensprache zu setzen, Interesse an Verschwörungstheorien, Dinge nicht stehenlassen wollen, Stress mit Esoteriker:innen wegen einer Entstörfliese, der goldene Aluhut als Ansprechpartner für Tipps, der große Schaden der zweiten Friedensdemo, die subtile Gefahr der DDR, Top 6 Bands: Nirvana, Manic Street Preachers, Pixies, Fugazi, Nada Surf, Julia, dass Oasis natürlich die beste Band der Welt ist, die Fragilität der Asozialität von Sheer Terror, #Oasisgate, uvm.

Hell Weekly has made it to the big 5-0. To help celebrate, the boys have long time Rochester hardcore and rock n' roll legend Brandan Porray on. Not only has Brendan been the sole-powerful force behind local riff lords Borrowed Time for nearly 20 years, he's also toured with Madball, Suicidal Tendencies and Sheer Terror, which he currently plays bass in. A lot of stories and a lot of laughs on this episode. Also, can someone hook us up with some Jasta's Pasta? Presented by HQ Audio in Rochester, New York.

Im Gespräch mit Marianne. Wir reden über Boney M, Clash & Sex Pistols, Indiemäßiges wie Elvis Costello & Pixies, die Frankenchrist von Dead Kennedys, die Penis Landscapes von Giger, die Schweizer Band Trampolin, zum ersten Mal mit 14 bei AC/DC, die familiäre Stimmung bei Verbal Assault & Profax, der Zugang über Hardcore durch ein Kleinanzeige im Zap, No More von Youth of Today im Unterricht, das erste Fanzine Silent Majority, Bier im Gymnasium, das Erwachen des eigenen Feminismus, der literarische Stammtisch bei Küchenparties, negative Erfahrungen mit Männern aus der Peripherie, das Ausleben in der DIY-Szene, mit dem Rücken zum Publikum spielen, mit 14 die erste Gitarre, die Hardcore-Sendung im Schweizer Fernsehen, Fear bei Saturday Night Live, Mainstream Platten verkaufen, das Sendungsbewusstsein des 90er Hardcore, mit einem Koffer voller Ideen zurück von Kent McClard & Born Against, die Geburt der DIY-Szene, Kent McClard & Ebullition, die ersten Emo Shows von Avail, Still Life & Sinker, Gratis-Fliegen per Swiss Air, 15 Jahre Versuche bei der Greencard Lottery, die Konstituierung der Szene durchs HeartattaCk, der Wunsch der Szene nach Regeln und die Diskussion innerhalb des HeartattaCk, Rucksäcke auf Hardcore Shows, das verkopfte Confrontation-Fanzine, dass Kent McClard ein guter Geschäftsmann ist, ein schlechtes Gatecrashers Review & seine Folgen, das Mojo verlieren, die Schwierigkeit in sozialen Situationen, nicht cool sein müssen, bewusst nicht in Social Media präsent sein, dass Facebook für Punk eigentlich inakzeptabel ist, personalisierte Werbung, Gitarrespielen bei Ferguson, die Band Farrokh Bulsara, das Mugglewump Fanzine, der überschrittene Zenit von Screamo, die Schwierigkeit als introvertierte Person im Drehbuch-Business Fuß zu fassen, Englisch & Kulturwissenschaften studieren & Lehrerin werden, Radfahren, ein entspannender Gemüsegarten, Bands für die Ewigkeit: Fugazi, Yaphet Kotto, Raein, Funeral Diner & The Hated, die großartige "Just Can´t Hate Enough"-Platte von Sheer Terror, die australische Serie "The End", uvm.

Episode 15 Tim Borror. Tim Borror is a Philadelphia Hardcore Legend, who has had his hands in booking shows as early as 1987, and later would become one of the most successful booking agents in Hardcore Punk and in Metal. He began booking Killing Time and Vision a US tour, and the rest they say is history. He worked out of a North Philly apartment booking both shows and running his own booking agency, handling bands like Sheer Terror, Life of Agony and Type O Negative. I don't want to transcribe the entire contents of the conversation in this bio, but needless to say, by the time he was 20, he was responsible for booking so many of our favorite bands from both hardcore and metal. His impact in american heavy metal, the rise of swedish death metal and also in metalcore today is absolutely astounding. There are so many good stories and lessons on how he graduated to the big leagues while still keeping his core beliefs intact. Throughout all of this, he still regards himself as a punk rocker/hardcore kid at heart. Which considering the magnitude of the work he puts in with some serious bands, its a testament to the same tenets we've spoke about with other guests, DIY spirt, the inspiration and never give up attitude which drives him as an entrepreneur from a very early age, to a very powerful and successful booking agent with almost 30 years in the business. His story speaks for itself and there is much to learn from our conversation. Whether you're in a band, or just want to know how or why people get involved in the music industry beyond being in a band, this is an absolute master class on all of the things that aren't written in text books. Sound Talent Group (Agency info): www.soundtalentgroup.com Instagram: @soundtalentgroup Sound Talent Media (podcasts): www.soundtalentmedia.com Instagram: @stmpodcasts LiveFrom.Events (live streaming): https://livefrom.events

This Week's Episode Guest is Paul Bearer. Listen in while Hoya and Paul talk about what's up with their current situation and start to share stories about Sheer Terror, Touring and old times. They share great stories and this is defiantly not a episode to miss! Subscribe, Like, Follow, Share, OR ELSE!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since the day I started this podcast, Paul Bearer was and remained on my list of top 5 people that I had wanted to interview for more than one reason. I'm sure that its clear to almost anyone who has seen him play on any stage anywhere during his over 35 year career in music that he is one of the most unique front-men the hardcore/punk scene has ever had. Its an enduring legacy that persists because Paul is known as much for the great material he's been making for all those years on records as much as his for his classic rants, wit and epic storytelling in between the songs. So, as satisfying and almost familiar as it was to hear Paul speak in a way that reflected the lyrics and stage persona that many of us have come to know and expect over the years, it was intriguing and gratifying to hear him speak in a deep, caring and profound way. He showed a side I had never really seen before and spoke of things I had never heard in previous interviews. Sheer Terror on Spotify Sheer Terror Facebook Page Sheer Terror Instagram Page Blackout Records Dj Dont Like U  

Hardcore Punk guitarist for Kill Your Idols, Sheer Terror, Black Anvil, Deathcycle among others joins Mike and Matt for 10 questions. Gary is a very special guest on the upcoming SPOOOKTACULAR 2, so get to know him first here!

Remember that wild bender you went on 6 years ago after your nasty break up? When you got plastered and lost your wallet down a storm drain. Do you recall that um...questionable thing you searched for on the internet? NO?? Well, Google does! This episode could be alternatively titled SHEER TERROR. (At least for Danielle. Lindsey seems fine.) We review The Social Dilemma (2020), directed by Jeff Orlowski, streaming on Netflix. If you haven't already seen it, maybe don't. If you HAVE seen it, what are you even still doing here? We would tell you to follow us, but ya know... YIKES. Instagram (if we've not deleted it): @lindseylauria @danilynne_currier Roman Lilly Productions --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lindsey-lauria/support

In this episode, Truth talks with Warren Lee – co-owner of Pitchfork Hardwear (clothing company & record label), his time as a roadie/guitar tech/stage manager for Slayer and other bands (VOD, Biohazard, Madball, H2O, Sick of it All, Hatebreed, etc), co-host of the Dabghanistan Podcast, and former bassist of 25 ta Life and other bands The two discuss Warren’s background and history, music (metal, hardcore, punk) and the nuances between those genres and scenes, his bands, how he got started as a guitar tech / stage manager, tour stories / road life, the story of Pitchfork, his new podcast (the Dabghanistan Podcast), covid stuff, vaccines, the criminalization and decriminalization of marijuana/hemp, and more! Brendan from Sheer Terror popped in to promote their livestream concert at the Bowery Electric on September 5th  (check out @officialsheerterror for more info) Past guest, Ryan Packer (Slapshot / American War Machine) – also popped in and promoted Manscaped and helped with show promotions / announcements…! Truth also announced a new contest – he bought the domain name stripmallkarate.com – whoever comes up with the best idea for this domain will win a prize pack – so email your ideas to bigtruthpodcast@gmail.com!   For more info: IG: @pitchforkny / @dabghanistan_podcast / @i_am_me_nyc Web: http://www.pitchforkny.com   As always, please hit the subscribe button if you like and support what we do! You'll get early access to new episodes! Also please leave a review!   Follow us on IG: @bigtruth For feedback, questions, sponsorship info contact: bigtruthpodcast@gmail.com For more info: http://www.bigtruthpodcast.com   The Big Truth Podcast is proudly sponsored by: - Manscaped (IG: @manscaped / www.mandscaped.com) – use code: BIGTRUTH at checkout for 20% off your order and free shipping!! - Choppahead Kustom Cycles (IG: @choppahead / www.choppahead.com) - Chopcult (IG: @chopcult / www.chopcult.com) - Omerta (IG: @omertamia / www.omertamia.com) - use code: BIGTRUTH at checkout for 20% off your order! - Pitchfork (IG: @pitchforkny / www.pitchforkny.com) - Full Speed Ahead (IG: @fullspeedaheadshow / www.fullspeedaheadshow.com)

Mass Movement Presents… Episode XIX: The Terror Is Real – In which our miserable, middle-aged malcontents get mad about keyboard warriors, chat about Ta-Nehsisi Coates run on ‘Captain America’, the new season of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ on Netflix, ‘The Old Guard’, Don Hahn’s ‘Howard’,  ‘Sputnik’, ‘Elstree ‘76’ , the new split album from Frank Turner and NOFX, the beers that have been floating their respective boats and take a deep dive into their world’s according to Sheer Terror.And somewhere in the middle of all of that, they also spin tunes by Tired Radio, Piledriver and Divinity In Exile and Chris chats to Mike Lewis (ex-Public Disturbance / ex-Lost Prophets / No Devotion) about ‘90’s Hardcore and more…

Lorsque l’on évoque les débuts du hardcore à la fin des années 70, immédiatement les villes de Los Angeles avec Black Flag et de Washington avec Minor Threat nous viennent à l’esprit. Dans les années 80, New York était la ville du hardcore, avec des groupes plus brutaux et agressifs qui n’hésiteront pas à injecter du metal dans leur hardcore à l’image de Cro-Mags, qui influenceront des tas de groupes comme Vision of Disorder ou Biohazard. Le NYHC était constitué d'un réseau de fans et de clubs dévoués ainsi que d’un réseau de distribution « Do It Yourself » solide avec une esthétique commune. Des groupes comme Agnostic Front, Murphy’s Law, Cause For Alarm, Sheer Terror et bien-sur Cro-Mags ont propulsé la scène, le NYHC devenant un véritable phénomène de mode mondiale. Au milieu des années 80, les artistes et les fans de NYHC faisaient face à une économie en déclin. Il était de plus en plus difficile pour les clubs de rester ouverts et pour les labels de rester solvables. La scène était si importante pour tellement de gens que de nombreux fans et de groupes poursuivirent l’esprit du NYHC en dehors des limites de la ville. Beaucoup de groupes étaient influencés par les pionniers du hardcore new-yorkais, d’autres par la scène straight-edge. Le mélange de ces deux culture aboutira à un mouvement moins nihiliste et plus entreprenant que le NYHC d’origine. Le chanteur Ray Cappo et le guitariste John Porcelly, deux ex-Violent Childen étaient deux figures de proue de ce nouveau mouvement et fonderont en 85 : Youth of Today. Deux ans plus tard en 87 à New Haven dans le Connecticut, Ray Cappo et Justin Cooper créent Revelation Records avec comme seul but de sortir le premier EP de Warzone : Lower East Side Crew. Un an plus tard, Ray Cappo quittera Revelation pour fonder son propre label Equal Vision Records. Malgré les plans initiaux, Justin Cooper se laissera prendre au jeu. Il déplacera Revelation en Californie et le label explosera notamment lors de la sortie du 1er EP de Sick of It All et de Gorilla Biscuits en 87. La compilation New York City Hardcore - The Way It Is sortie en 88 qui comprend notamment Warzone, Nausea, Gorilla Biscuits, Sick of It All, Youth of Today cimentera le statut du label en accueillant des groupes de la scène straight-edge et ainsi que l’émergente scène post hardcore. Pendant ce temps là Ray Cappo et John Porcelly découvrent la Société internationale pour la conscience de Krishna et deviennent Hare Krishanas. Ils forment en 90 le groupe Shelter, donnant naissance à un tout nouveau sous-genre le Krishnacore. Au début des années 2000, Revelation sortira quelques groupes de noise metal core comme Will Haven, Curl up and Die ou Shai Hulud puis s’en suivra une baisse de régime au milieu des années 2000. Le label est toujours en activité mais les sorties se font de plus en plus rares même si l’on trouve toujours quelques pépites comme le 1er album de Primal Rite : Dirge Of Escapism sorti en 2018 Revelation est sans conteste l’un des labels les plus importants de l’histoire du hardcore. Le label s’ouvrira à d’autres genres : l’alternatif avec des groupes comme Shades Apart et Into Another, l’émo avec Elliot et Sense Field ou le pop punk avec CIV ou The Movielife voir même quelques groupes expérimentaux. Warzone/Always - A Friend For Life (Lower East Side Crew E.P.) Youth of Today/Shout It (Break Down the Walls) Bold/Nailed To The X (Speak Out) Gorilla Biscuits/New Direction (Start Today) Judge/Bringin' It Dow (Bringin' It Down) Shelter/Enough (Perfection Of Desire) Inside Out/No Spiritual Surrender (No Spiritual Surrender) Iceburn/Iron - I (Hephaestus) Into Another/Anxious (Ignaurus) Better Than a Thousand/Motivation (Just One) Elliott/Second Story Skyscraper (U.S Songs) Primal Rite/Chapter Zero (Dirge Of Escapism) Pour finir un mix des groupes qui nous semblent important.

Mike DeLorenzo is a stepfather, husband, guitar player, and record collecting wizard. He has done stints in many great bands including Celebrity Murders, Kill Your Idols, C.R., Sheer Terror, and Sleeper(Serpico).

NYHC bands ranked! Pre-1990 roster of kings! KILLING TIME; SICK OF IT ALL; BURN; LEEWAY; SHEER TERROR; BREAKDOWN; WARZONE; MURPHY'S LAW; SUPERTOUCH; to just name a few! The gang's all here and we R E S P E C T F U L L Y submit our opinions on what tier of legendary each fall into.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Martin Eric Ain, co-founder of Celtic Frost and Hellhammer. Together, with Tom Gabriel Fischer, they crafted Morbid Tales, one of the most influential records on extreme music in the 20th century. The reach of this classic record is deep and traces of its essence can be found in diverse bands such as Winter, Goatwhore, Sheer Terror and High on Fire.Intro: “Human”Outro: ”Dethroned Emperor” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All of us have known fear. It comes in many shapes and forms. Giving a speech, a new job, a first date, a first child, descending a steep cliff engenders fear in most people. But, sheer terror? That’s different. Have you ever been flat out terrified? If so, you know that it’s right at the top of experiences never to be forgotten. It gets written into your bones.

On Episode 92, I speak to the "mint" bass player of Sheer Terror and several other bands throughout the years. He invited me to his house to talk about a couple two three things. Definitely a cool conversation about music, movies and how much it bothers us that Ralph Macchio walks on his tippy toes.

The Legendary Rev. Paul Bearer ladies and gentlemen. I met up with Paulie and had a conversation with him at the Dakota Diner on Staten Island. We talk the evolution of Sheer Terror, Joe Coffee, and everything in between. He is one of the most brutally honest people that I've spoken with so far. He calls it how he sees it and has no filter. He is, in my opinion, an extremely interesting person with a very unique personality in which I found refreshing in a way. He pulls no punches and I respect that about him. I hope you enjoy this episode. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to sit and talk with the man. Respect.

We talk about Noa's wild doctor visit recently, kicking nazis out of the heavy metal scene, the singer of Sheer Terror and how much he reminds us of Mark. We talk about La Croix, seltzer flavors, the age of Motley Crue, old episode memories, and more. Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on: Spotify, iTunes,Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein or this RSS feed. Follow us on: Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Join Our Discord Chat As always, we'd love to hear your feedback on the episode, whether by leaving a comment below, on our Facebook, Twitter, emailing hatemail@metalinjection.net or leaving a voicemail using the Speakpipe widget below. Please help support the show and pick up a brand new t-shirt. Click below for all the choices: Leave a voicemail You can leave a voicemail by Skyping "metalinjectionlivecast" -or-

The legendary New York Hardcore band Murphy’s Law held a concert that brought together hundreds of punk rockers to listen to the blasting sounds of punk rock in the iconic venue of Tompkins Square park. The bands included Sheer Terror, Killing Time and the Mighty Mighty Boss Tones… The show was a benefit for the bands front man Jimmy G. The concert was an attempt to raise the $40,000 he needs to pay for gallbladder surgery. Punk rock got its start at small clubs located near the park, among the most famous was known as Seven - A. The band reveled in a working class culture of brotherhood and beer, but one where women had a more prominent role then the frat boy culture we’ve heard before congress in recent days. In fact at todays show, women made up half the crowd of at least a thousand and also in attendance were many children, boys and girls who danced and enjoyed the bands with the adults. Spike haired bunkers wheeled baby carriages, hairless dudes carried their daughters on their shoulders to see the bands. And a spokesperson on the stage referred to the police as our “9th precinct friends.” A great time was had by all.

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Baron Misuraca is the singer and bass player for "Carnivore A.D." A reforming of the classic band "Carnivore" strictly to honor the music and memory of Peter Steele who founded the band in the early 1980's. I hung out with him at his house on Long Island and discussed his role in the band, how Peter Steele and him met and became friends decades ago as well as Baron's role in the legendary band "Sheer Terror" in which he played bass for in the early days and appears on early demo tapes. I'm glad we made time to do this. Baron is a sincere and humble guy. I think it comes off as such in this episode. The song at the end of this episode is Carnivore A.D. doing the classic song "Angry Neurotic Catholics" at Hellfest in France in front of 20,000 people. Enjoy. Peter Steele and Keith Alexander... Rest In Peace.

We sat down with John Lafata for an extensive interview about his past in Long Island Hardcore bands such as MIND OVER MATTER, NEGLECT and DEATHCYCLE and also what it was like play in legendary NYHC bands, MADBALL and SHEER TERROR. John brings us up to date with his latest band THE GREAT LIE and some of his philosophies about music, life and what hes learned. We also get a great tour story or two. .. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mind Over Matter mindovermatterlihc.bandcamp.com/ www.facebook.com/automanipulation/ Neglect www.facebook.com/neglecthatecore/ www.discogs.com/artist/520940-Neglect www.youtube.com/watch?v=JotUhhrRy1E DeathCycle www.facebook.com/Deathcycle-121151671259074/ www.discogs.com/artist/1007038-Deathcycle Madball(with John Lafata) www.amazon.com/Look-My-Way-Madball/dp/B000007N2S The Great Lie www.facebook.com/Thegreatlieband/ thegreatlie.bandcamp.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored By Nautilus Coffee nautilusroasting.com/ Raised Fist Propaganda raisedfistpropaganda.com/ USE OUR AMAZON LINK! www.amazon.com/?tag=ifiruledthewo-20

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We sat with Guitarist Gary Bennett to discuss his life as a guitarist. Gary brings us up to speed on his history in and out of Sheer Terror and the state of KILL YOUR IDOLS and the difference between the bands. Gary gives us his long and prolific history in long island hardcore and a few of his past bands including Big Sniff and Black Anvil. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SHEER TERROR FB-https://www.facebook.com/sheerterror/ IG-https://www.instagram.com/sheerterrornyhc/ TWITTER-https://twitter.com/sheerterrornyhc KILL YOUR IDOLS FB https://www.facebook.com/KILL-YOUR-IDOLS-NYHC-131096056917038/ IG- https://www.instagram.com/killyouridols_nyhc/ TWITTER-https://twitter.com/KYI_NYHC

O Pedro Bica é o meu convidado para o episódio #12, uma figura já clássica da cena Hardcore Farense. Fui até Estoy gravar o episódio à porta da Igreja onde se passaram tantas das histórias contadas tanto pelo Rafael Madeira ou pelo Bica. Este seguramente é o primeiro de muitos episódios com o Bica visto que ficou muito por contar. Espero que curtam.- Minority Of One - War Beyond ClasswarPlaylist Pedro Bica:- Celtic Frost - Circle Of Tyrants - Discharge - Protest And Survive- Sheer Terror - Here To Stay- Condemned 84 - I Just Wanna Be FamousPodem enviar as vossas sugestões e criticas para: podcast@saladdays-records.com www.saladdays-records.com Não esquecer de fazer like no Facebook, seguir no Twitter e no Instagram e subscrever no iTunes ou no YouTube.*** As músicas tocadas durante o episódio têm o objectivo meramente promocional e os respectivos direitos pertencem aos autores das mesmas.

Down Where It’s Wetter; Riddle Me Diss; Kali Ma; Sufferin’ Succotash; Sheer Terror; Bear Punch!; Hugs for Bugs; One Does Not Simply Walk into the Savage Land; Rock Me Amadeus; IISG: Defragging Space-Time; LBCBR: Booty to Plunder (Aquaman #25 - 6:10, Batman #25 - 13:53, Batwoman #4 - 18:36, Lobo / Road Runner & Wonder Woman / Tasmanian Devil Specials - 22:12, Crosswind #1 - 27:30, Shirtless Bear-Fighter #1 - 29:15, Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 - 32:35, Secret Empire Round-Up - 34:00, Weapons of Mutant Destruction: Alpha #1 - 43:31, Is It Still Good? - 49:53, LBCBR: X-Thieves #9 - 1:18:18) Podcast theme: The Spontaneous Elk Reunion (The Fish Who Saved The Planet) / CC BY 4.0

We spend much of our lives trying to flee the inescapable fact of our own finitude — and it's much easier to do so amid a swarm of buzzing distractions.

Some Sunday Morning Special: Gossip, Rants und ‎Lebenshilfe. Diesmal aus Köln und New York City. Zu Gast ist Paul Bearer (Sheer Terror). In this episode of the mighty Aethervox Ehrenfeld Podcast I have a conversation with Paul Bearer of Sheer Terror and Joe Coffee fame. It took a while until I finally convinced Paul to do this with me and I was very happy when this finally happened. We talk about his life and career as well as growing up in old New York and how life in the city is in 2016. I learn how Marky Ramone eats a Snickers Bar (it's disgusting) and that Paul wishes he could write cheerleader lyrics like Jamey from Hatebreed. This conversation is of personal significance to me (I forgot to tell him that I have a Time don't heal a Thing Tattoo on my shin). To this day I can relate to Sheer Terror as a hardcore band and Paul as a character and the driving force behind it because of the deeply personal approach in the lyrics, the nihilism, the misanthropic undertone, the poetry and at the same time the wit and hilarity of them. Paul is not a bitter guy at all and very easy to talk to. Also he is a great singer and entertainer. I truly appreciate the time he took to have this conversation with me. That being said: We did this via Google Hangout on Air and there is some sort of time delay from Brooklyn to Ehrenfeld (who could have foreseen that) which might be confusing to listeners. Also the submitted audio quality is not the best, some words are cut of and Paul speaks in his unique Staten Island mother tongue, which I have been told is not easy to understand by the untrained listener. Thus I made the decision to release this episode of the podcast as a bonus in between Thursdays. I hope all of you enjoy listening to this as much as I enjoyed doing this with Paul. I guess you can easily hear the excitement in my voice. Show us some love: Abonniert den Podcast kostenlos bei iTunes, folgt uns auf Facebook und empfehlt uns euren Freunden!

Another night out is recounted as The OG, The Sicko and The Professor travel to Delaware to see old friends Sheer Terror and Stormwatch play. The Man of the People […]

This week the crew is visited by old friends as Sheer Terror’s own Jason Carter sits in on the show, along with your favorite tattoo artist, Jackie Brown. The OG […]

Jason Hamacher has spent the years documenting vanishing culture of Armenian Christians of Aleppo Syria. He is full of fascinating stories about a very interesting subject that is especially important given the current situation in Syria and he also played drums in the bands Battery and Frodus. In this episode of Turned Out A Punk, guess what Damian spends the time talking to him about? Listen in as the two discuss calling Ian MacKaye and an unreleased Ray Cappo Rap song. (For more info on Jason’s documenting work in Syria go to LostSoundSeries.com) Also touched on: -Getting into punk via a stolen tape -Hating singing -“It all changed when Youth Of Today came to town” -Trying to correlate Inside Out’s Revelation:19 with the Bible’s Revolution19 -True Grit: No bass, all edge -Inside out, Insight and Go the first 7”s you need to buy -Playing first show you ever went to -Fighting to the soundtrack of super-half-assed-Hardcore -Buying the first Battery 7” at your first show years before joining -Tony Ogle from Coldside joins True Grit and it become headlock -Judge: The first emo band -Graham Williams: from Roadying for Battery and Hatebreed to running Fun Fun Fun Fest -Damian being stoned with a pizza in a elevator with Zach De La Rocha -Wanting your parents to move to Fairfax because Scream shouted them out -Being challenged by Avail -Lifetime made it acceptable for hardcore kids like pop-punk -“We heard they had a review in Maximum Rock And Roll” -Meeting a wasted Greg from Brotherhood -Rocking a homemade GO shirt hating on the grunge band: How Frodus comes together -Creek: pre-Darkest Hour -Future Dead Meadow members as no-showing chaperones -The Frodus/Foetus bass connection -Mudhoney meets Cupid Carclub meets Sheer Terror: finding your sound -Missing the Earth Crisis/ Snapcase/ Strife to record at Inner Ear -Frodus, Promise Ring, Refused, The Misfits, Fury Of Five, Integrity and Outstand: a show that actually happened -Coalesce: How can this be cost effective? -Braid and Frodus: tour buds -The OkGo punk and hardcore -Calling Ian MacKaye -Was it all the beef just in my head? -The DC hardcore scene beefing -Justin from Pitchblande: The Earth Crisis loving touring guitarist in LCD Sound-system -Managing Cave-In -Punk goes indie but rarely the reverse -Planning on pulling a “Fist Fight In The Parking Lot” at your kids wedding -Getting into Battery -WWE Hall of Famer and DC Hardcore kid: Lita -The use of poems in hardcore song -The unreleased Ray Cappo and Ken Oldman RAP SONG!!!!!! -Fort Knox: The Good Clean Fun/ Battery’s Lost and Found Records Diss rap track -A mid-set stabbing -“What kind of pomade are you using?” trying to hang with Snapcase -Identity in punk AND MORE!!!!

This week on Turned Out A Punk, Damian unveils the first half of his interview with Anthony Pappalardo, former guitarist of In My Eyes and Ten Yard Fight, as well as author of the books Radio Silence and Live… Suburbia. Listen in to an episode so great, it needed two weeks!!!! Some of the topics covered in part one: -Growing up with nothing to do -Led Zeppelin being too wimpy for your Dad -MTV 24/7 -Tracking down punk heroes and calling them -Anthrax -Outburst -Raw Deal -Breakdown -The quest for something harder -The brilliance of Pushead’s writing -Getting an NYHC mix tape through metal tape trading -Being at a high school party with GG Allin -RRRecords -Being told NOT to like Snapshot by the Punkers -Hearing punk on Dr Demento -Circle Jerks -Angry Samoans -MDC -“The punk sitcom episode” -Circus Puppies: the pre-Ten Yard Fight high school band -Joe: The Skinhead-weed-farmer drummer -Killing Time -Shelter -Ten Yard Fight and band’s origins as a friends dis on his dad -The weird era of Boston Hardcore with no big bands -STP -Bricklayer -Instant Justice -Converge and the early Sheer Terror influence -Kids proudly rocking Death In June shirts: the world kinda sucks -Not being into sketchy dude hardcore -454 Big Block -Acrid -Label interest and big heads -Fighting in front of Brian McTernan -The Fastbreak split: the beginning of In My Eyes -Straight Edge Drunk: sleep deprivation -Ten Yard Fight nearly making their debut on TV -“So Get Drunk! Yeah.” -Being dissed by your former band -Ink And Dagger: Living the evil vampire gimmick