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Monique Powell and her band Save Ferris are back out on the road. (When are they not?) And on top of that, they have a new single, "Get Dancing," which, on top of being a fun song is good life advice.To find out when they are playing near you, check out their website.
Skanking and spitting bars from the arse-end of nowhere, DeadBeat At Dawn are Yorkshire's punk/ska/hiphop crossover beasts and they've lent us one of their vocalists. Aaron, to give us the lowdown.We discuss surviving the doldrum years of Ska, the international Ska scene, touring with some legends and borrowing lyrics.Post apocalyptic movies, old UK television shows about high school and a rumble with a singer from down under are also chatted about.Tom's watched a film he'd like to recommend, Niallism's burnt his head off, there's a social experiment that Tom's carried out on himself and everything else you've learned not to hate and just put up with.Music this week is by: Polysics, The Bad Ups, Bad Religion, The Carolyn and Off With Their Heads
Don't be scared by the title! In light of the controversies surrounding Bosstones singer Dicky, Rob makes an impassioned plea to reconsider the scene contributions of the bands legacy. First, Rob and Engineer Joey pick it up with a conversation about he carnival and IMAX movies before doing a shallow dive on the Coles Notes history of MMB from their heavy metal early days to the coining of the term Skacore to their blockbuster success. All the while, Rob plays clips, shares some historical context and champions the real stars of the band from Joe Gittleman to Johnny Vegas to Ben Carr. Let's call it: IDOMMB!Hosts: Rob and JoeyEngineer: JoeyEditor: JoeySkassociate Producer: Chris Reeves of Ska Punk InternationalMerch: www.checkeredpast.ca/merchPatreon: www.patreon.com/checkeredpast
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Chapter 493 - "Keep Moving Forward" ...as read by Tara Hahn of Half Past TwoToday we welcome Half Past Two vocalist Tara Hahn to the podcast. The new Half Past Two record, Talk Is Killing Me, is out this Friday on Bad Time Records! Tara talks about how her aunt got her into ska and how growing up in Orange County fostered that love, nearly quitting the band, checking off all the items from her band bucket list, and a lot more!https://www.halfpasttwoska.com/https://halfpasttwoska.bandcamp.com/musichttps://www.patreon.com/asthestorygrowshttps://asthestorygrows.substack.com/DiscordEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comChapter 493 Music:Half Past Two - "Barrier For Entry"Half Past Two - "Dominoes"Half Past Two - "Talk Is Killing Me"Half Past Two - "Out Of Time"
Dicky BarrettTake a walk with me down Fascination Street as I get to know Richard Michael Barrett. Better know as Dicky; he is also called The Godfather of Skacore. Dicky is former frontman and founding member of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and current frontman and founder of the new super group The Defiant. In this episode, we chat about how he came to be the bow-tied plaid leader of The Bosstones, and some of the cool things he got to do along the way. He tells the story of getting to open for The Misfits while he was still in high school, as well as getting to play Fenway Park many years later. Dicky shares stories of meeting and befriending Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel when they were just getting started; and some of the fun things he got to do as a result of these friendships. Adam uses Bosstones' songs in the intro and outro of his Adam Carolla Show podcast; and Dicky was the announcer for Jimmy Kimmel Live for nearly 20 years. Of course, I ask Dicky if I can play my all time favorite MMB song... and he says yes! Obviously we discuss how MMB ended up in the cult classic iconic film Clueless, and what made them decide to do it. Next, Dicky explains what happened between him and the other Bosstones, as well as his relationship with the Jimmy Kimmel Live late night show. Finally, we discuss his new band The Defiant. This super group features former members of: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Offspring, Smash Mouth, Street Dogs, and The Briggs. The Defiant is: Pete Parada, Greg Camp, Johnny Rioux, Joey LaRocca, and Dicky Barrett. Their debut album "If We're Being Honest" was released in late October 2023. Naturally I ask him if I can play my favorite song from this new album.... and Dicky said yes again! I had such a blast talking with Dicky, I think we are best friends now! Don't be surprised if you hear more from Dicky on Fascination Street Podcast. This dude is rad as balls. Thanks Dicky! And thanks Mike Dawson, you know what you did.
Melodica Gang rise up! Checkered Past's favorite guest, Common Sense Kid is back and this time he isn't on a bracket! So in order to celebrate this momentous occasion he sets his sights on one of the most influential Ska Punk bands of the UK, Capdown! There is lots of talk about beans, CSK's performance on the 2023 Best Ofs, and where he's at in his music journey. Then, the foursome dig in on the brief career of Capdown from their humble beginnings to their indie ska-punk hits to their final, more polished era. It's a big juicy, craig-y episode!Hosts: Celine, Rob and JoeyEngineer: JoeyEditor: ArianneSkassociate Producer: Chris Reeves of Ska Punk InternationalThe Two Tone-ament bracket is open for predictions atwww.challonge.com/madnessmarch2024NEW Yum Yum More Ska merch available at www.checkeredpast.ca/merchwww.patreon.com/checkeredpast
This week we are joined by Dicky and Drew from Late For Life. They tell us how they each got into music and we learn about the early days of the band. We discuss their musical influences and song writing. We listen to a song from Late For Life and we discuss why they released their EP on cassette. All that and of course Ska News and our ska picks of the week. Late For Life: https://lateforlifeband.bandcamp.com/album/boxford https://instagram.com/lateforlifeband?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== On The Upbeat: ontheupbeatska.com •Ska News….. -Barbicide Recently, New York based ska punk band Barbicide released their debut album, Songs About Heartbreak & Nazis. Barbicide features founding members of Mephiskapheles and this new ska punk album from Barbicide is streaming everywhere now. https://spotify.link/FeCfnLkzaEb -SkaparapidOn October 18th Skaparapid released their new single Desapareix. https://spotify.link/wkMXYRezaEb --PWRUP (pronounced Power Up) On Tuesday October 24, Skacore band PWRUP released their new album, Just Devils. You can order vinyl copies from Ska Punk International Records and the record is streaming everywhere now! https://spotify.link/p1N0qjEzaEb Spotify playlist Ska Favorites: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DikTsRPk4dspXejk9bFko?si=vaPlX9V7QVW9JsTRSUdqCg Ska News Theme by Dang!t: https://dangitband.bandcamp.com/music Main Theme by Millington: https://millingtonband.bandcamp.com/music Hidden Eding one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xUCP-PIpn3I Hidden Ending Two: https://youtu.be/0d1znJGSkEA?si=lRFol6MbUyMw-rwc
Did CP/SC make it down to the biggest Ska festival of the year? Well, no, but we did enlist our special Skacore-respondent Chipzen Zolsa to put boots on the ground for Checkered Past's patented Skanzo journalism! Rob, Celine and Joey listen back to the antics as Chip interviews festival goers, musicians and promoters at the Supernova International Ska Festival in Virginia plus listen to some tunes by some of the festival performers! It's capped off with a space-themed game of Build-a-Band Workshop!WARNING: If you have aural sensitivity you may wish to skip this as the audio from the festival is understandably lo-fi. Otherwise, it's pretty darn funny!Hosts: Celine, Rob and JoeySkacore-respondent: Chipzen Zolsa (@el_normie on X)Editor: JoeyEngineer: JoeySkassociate Producer: Chris Reeves of Ska Punk InternationalPatreon: www.patreon.com/checkeredpast for an additional 15 minutes of content in audio and videoMerch: www.checkeredpast.ca/merch
Hans Gruber and the Die Hards came out of the pandemic swinging and ready to take over the ska scene. The band formed in 2014 in Austin, Texas, went through some lineup changes (A big lineup change a few years ago!) and then released their excellent record, With A Vengence, in May 2022 on SPI Records. They want to get the word out and have been touring as much as possible. The group mixes ska with furious hardcore, cumbia, silly singalongs, and whatever else they feel like throwing in the mix. And they bring a stage show filled to the brim with bizarre antics that involve sock puppets, conga lines, copious guest horns and exercise classes. Today we speak with three members of the group: Chris Thompson, Rosey Armstrong and Kurt Armstrong. We talk about Die Hard lore, and whether the film is in fact a remake of A Christmas Carol. We talk about their long tours and the methods they employ to save money (Forage for nuts in the forest, get free cheese from members of The Best of the Worst). We also talk about Kurt's blackeye and why the band members are the undisputed Gods of Dairy. We also talk about the squirrels in Adam's backyard and Christian rock groups like Lust Control, DC Talk, One Bad Pig and Rich Mullins. We talk about Hans' experience being on the Ska Parade tour a few years back. And they talk about The Slackers, Slackfest and missing veggie trays. Plus we talk about a very controversial topic: Kurt's underwear Support the show
On this week's MRR Radio, Zu From All Over takes us on a trip through the Latin American Ska scenes from the late 90's / Early 2000's with the best Ska, Ska Punk, Skacore, and Thrash to celebrate the sunny smiley weather. Argentina, Brazil ESPÍAS SECRETOS - Los Parches del Hambre SKUBA - Triado Brazil, […] The post MRR Radio #1869 appeared first on MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL.
It's the end of this pod series and I feel fine! Checkered Past welcomes back Chris Ruckus of Skacore band Dissidente to finish their discussion on The Suicide Machines! First, Rob, Celine and Chris discuss Chris' harder side, Shonen Jump manga and what's on the map for Dissidente. Then, the trio dig in on the final 4 albums of The Suicide Machines from the contentiously recorded Steal This Record to the one-two political punch of the Side One Dummy years to the most post-break up album on Fat Wreck Chords. Then its all capped off with a game of Did You Ever Have A Scalpful Of Dreads?Hosts: Celine and RobEngineer: JoeyEditor: ArianneMerch: www.checkeredpast.ca/merchPatreon: www.patreon.com/checkeredpastThis episode is sponsored by BlendJet!Use our special link CHECKERED12 to save 12% at blendjet.com. The discount will be applied at checkout!
Rob Lee interviews Aaron Nagel, an American painter and former musician, on the Truth in this Art podcast. Nagel was the original trumpet player for punk rock/ska core act Link 80, and later played guitar in the band DESA with other former Link 80 members. In this interview, Nagel discusses his work as a painter, his artistic process, and his influences. Nagel's paintings are known for their hyperrealistic style and often feature human subjects in intimate and vulnerable poses. Don't miss this insightful conversation about the intersection of music and art with one of the industry's most unique voices.Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host Aaron Nagel - Guest Rob Lee & The Truth in This Art present "Black Cinema Series"April 26 at 5:30pm for more information and to secure ticketsMay 25 at 5:30pmfor more information and to secure ticketsJune 22 at 5:30pmfor more information and to secure tickets To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisartFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. ★ Support this podcast ★
Nonstop to Cairo didn't know if they'd get to make their new record, KAI. The road to the album was a rough one, with a pandemic and the tragic loss of one of their own. But, even with all of these issues, the music is still exactly what you'd expect from this multi-hyphenate of a band.KAI is available right now wherever you get your music. For more information, you can follow them on Facebook or check them out on Instagram.Plus, we talk about Connie Converse and the woman who had an interesting reaction to an orchestral concert.
This week the crew from ¡Fuákata! stopped by the studio and had a great chat with us about how the band got started, their music and their future plans and their upciming release. ¡Fuákata! can be found at the following links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fuakata.official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fuakata_official YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@fuakata.official/about Enjoy their music on Spotify, or you can find them on the new 561 Music Playlist we created of various local artists that we will be continually updating. ¡Fuákata! on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0gU5ItZeGz045JM4XlD8X8?si=UL1_bFNBRI-HKtKBzRxvPg 561 Music Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7y2i0AgJTGRMtxMADgZ7AZ?si=Zp77sqBTuewWTDouxH2g 561 Music Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/561musicpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/561musicpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/561musicpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/561musicpodcast A huge thank you to our sponsors this week. BACKSAVER LLC Welcome to Backsaver located in West Palm Beach. After being involved in an auto accident, it may sometimes take days, weeks, even months for symptoms to manifest completely. For your health and wellness, it's essential to seek immediate medical attention following a car crash. For many decades, chiropractic care for auto accidents in West Palm Beach has been shown to be a viable solution for the treatment of whiplash and many other injuries sustained during car accidents. This affordable and non-invasive form of care has been documented by countless research studies to be the most effective treatment for alleviating symptoms of headaches, neck pain, loss of motion, shoulder pain and dizziness. PUREHONEY MAGAZINE Addicted to sharing sound. Yes! Back in 2011, we went old-school with a physical zine that provides both a service to the South Florida scene and a vehicle for businesses to get their message out to a growing segment of readers who continue to embrace and admire a “retro” product. PureHoney is the only free arts paper distributed both online and in print to 250+ locations, across 4 counties, from Stuart to Miami. We drop to restaurants, venues, bars, coffee shops, kava bars, record stores, hair salons, vintage clothing shops, fitness locations, art stores, surf shops, tattoo shops, art galleries and more. Save money, save time, support community! Instead of printing flyers that never make it to all the places you want them to be… pop your message in PureHoney and let us do the distribution (online + print) for you! HANDLEBARS BAR AND GRILL Handlebars is a little biker bar in Tequesta FL with a lot of history. Famous with bikers around the world in its previous incarnation as Judy's, the new owners have kept the feel and vibe of the place while upgrading the quality of the food and drink. From its bike nights that fall every 2nd Thursday of the month to its daily great food and drink and cool atmosphere, Handlebars is a destination bar for anyone who owns a bike, and even if you don't ride you are welcome to come and soak in the vibe with an ice-cold beer. Go online and check the place out at www.handlebars-bar-and-grill.com or find us on Facebook to keep up with events and find out about bookings and menu items. OASIS ROOT COFFEE AND KAVA LOUNGE Oasis Root Coffee and Kava Lounge in Jupiter is a fun, relaxing place to come by drink kava, java, or tea, and hang out… South Pacific Style! Open daily from 8am-1am. Located at 185 E. Indiantown Rd., Suite 111, Jupiter, FL 33477. LIVE MUSIC COMMUNITY Thank you to Justin and Live Music Community for all they do to make our podcasts as professional as possible. If you are looking to do a podcast, record an album, do a live stream, or anything of that type, Live Music Community is the place to go. LMC is also a music school that takes it up a notch by not only teaching the foundations of music theory and songs on instruments and vocals but also teaches the students the full band experience. They team your child up with like-minded individuals who then go on to play shows, do live streams, and learn the dos and don'ts of being in a successful working band. You can find them online at https://www.livemusiccommunity.com and on Facebook and Instagram @LMCFlorida 561 Music Podcast was recorded by our producer Justin Hucker at Live Music Community, which offers podcasting, video production, live stream, music lessons, recording and so much more. Check them out and take a virtual studio tour here: https://www.livemusiccommunity.com Special Guest: ¡Fuákata!.
Put down your guns, suits and bulletproof vests, Checkered Past is going through the early years of influential Skacore band Catch 22. To help breakdown this era of third wave Ska, Rob and Celine welcome Laptop Ska musician, Nina aka Yours, Sincerely who talks about her new album on Ska Punk International, her history with Ska and gear. Then, the trio go through the Checkered Past of Catch 22 from their early high school years to all the versions of Keasby Nights before deep diving into their criminally overlooked sophomore album. It's a rare in person episode with a lot of local Edmonton lore! Hosts: Celine and Rob Engineer: Joey Editor: Arianne Skassociate Producer: Chris Reeves www.checkeredpast.ca www.patreon.com/checkeredpast CP/SC is performing live at SPI Fest March 10th in Austin, Texas! Tickets are available at www.spifest.org
After the '90s, skacore got a lot heavier. One of the reasons for this was Sussex, New Jersey band Folly, who took the heaviest elements of hardcore, metalcore and mixed it with ska. They also did so in a way that emphasized the genres similarities, as opposed to their differences. Though the band struggled to find a significant audience in the 2000s, they would find that years after they broke up, not only did they have an obvious impact on newer, younger bands, but they suddenly fit in with this scene in a way unlike when they were a heavy touring, active band.This week, we talk to Folly members Arben Colaku and Jon Tummillo. We discuss the band's history, their unique philosophy to songwriting and talk about what it's been like for them years after their initial breakup in 2008. We also talk about what a big influence Converge was on them, and conclude that, therefore, Converge played an important role on the development of ska!We also discuss Anthony Fantano name-dropping the group when he interviewed me, Folly signing to Triple Crown Records, local DIY shows at The Phone Booth, and how "Hey!" by The Suicide Machines was a life-changing song for the group. We talk about how they turned disastrous shows into fun adventures. We also break down some of their songs, and we talk about a time they ate so many meatballs before a show in Connecticut that they had to play with the meat sweats. Support the show
Yipee Ki-yay Mother Skanker! Checkered Past welcomes Austin-based Skacore band Hans Gruber and the Die Hards on to discuss the pride of Connecticut Ska, Spring Heeled Jack USA! First, Rosie, Kurt and Chris discuss their Christian upbringings, the music scene of Connecticut and the origin of their song No No Bronto. Then they dive into SHJ USA from beginning to end and finish the episode with a game of Where in the World is Skarmen Skandiego and answer some listener questions! Hans Gruber's new album With A Vengeance will be released May 3rd through Ska Punk International! To get the complete episode uncut in audio or video format, sign up for the Checkerhead Patreon at www.patreon.com/checkeredpast Hosts: Celine and Rob Engineer: Joey Editor: Rob
**BEEFY HITS THE STREETS OF COMPTON WITH UNDISPUTED WORLD CHAMPIONS** THE SAVE THE SKA SHOW COMPILATION ALBUM IS OUT NOW. Check out our bandcamp page - theskashowwithbeefy.bandcamp.com/releases Can Anyone Sponsor The Show? - Naming Rights Going Cheap!!!! Broadcast live from Melbourne to Australia and the rest of the world on 88.3 Southern FM. The Ska Show with Beefy maintains the prestigious mantle of being the SECOND best Ska Show on the planet (https://blog.feedspot.com/ska_podcasts/) and the big fella has decided that there needs to be a supplemental SkaPod for your listening pleasure. Undisputed World Champions, the Kings of SkaCore from the streets of Compton in Los Angeles take the reigns of the Show this week. Tracks from Sekta Core, Roland alphonso, Streetlight Manifesto and a track off the Extremely Goofy Dance Party Movie fill out their selections! And the Big Beef Man goes all out to give bands and performers who perhaps don't get much exposure, much needed airplay; G-Men, Haris Pilton & Greg Even, Legal Disaster, D'Ska assassins, Artikal Sound System and Skombro all have new releases. If you want to program the second half of #SkaPod #3 - send me your 5 tracks and buy me a coffee.... ( https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Beefyskashow ) Keep sharing the gospel of Ska if you can. Stay safe everybody! This is Ska Radio at 88mph.
Christian and Mike from the Long Island ska band Skappository join me to talk about the Bosstones EP Ska Core the Devil and More, a collection of covers, live stuff, and an upcoming song from Don't Know How to Party. https://www.facebook.com/Skappository/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingrecords/message
On this episode of Ska Punk International, we're celebrating the 15th anniversary of Fear Everything by The Flaming Tsunamis. I'm joined by Andy from The Flaming Tsunamis to do a full track by track breakdown of the album.This is one of my favorite albums of all-time so it was incredible to get to talk with Andy about it and learn about everything that went into it. Also, what better way to kick off Halloween weekend than listening to The Flaming Tsunamis??Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Qq97fyUS2dRqEnNxH5EP1?si=24FMoUebRUSl87u1-4-4WgSupport The Flaming Tsunamis on Bandcamp: https://theflamingtsunamis.bandcamp.com/Grab a copy of their Externalities album on vinyl at Community Records: http://communityrecords.limitedrun.com/products/581718-the-flaming-tsunamis-externalities---Support Ska Punk International on Patreon for as little as $1 here: https://www.patreon.com/skapunkinternationalYou can email the show at skapunkinternational@gmail.com. You can follow the show on twitter at Skapodcastand on Instagram at Skapunkinternational. You can also follow the show on TikTok by searching for 'Ska Punk International.'Thanks to Skatune Network for providing the theme during the intro and outro of the show. You can support them on Patreon, Subscribe on Youtube and buy merch on their website.Thanks to Eichlers for providing additional theme music during the show. You can support them on Bandcamp. This podcast is produced and hosted by Chris Reeves. Follow Chris on Twitter or Instagram at iamcoolc.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Today we're talking to Esteban Flores Valenzuela, head of the Skacore Cartel, keyboardist for bands like Matamoska, Bandulus, and many more!! Este talks about his journey in music and beyond - everything from being a spotlight contributor to the LA underground ska scene early on w/ his show outfit Top Shot Productions, to even being a touring member in The Interrupter's live band at one point, Mr. Flores also fills us in on his experience being a full time musician and full time college student, as well as the topic of relocation for a better circumstance! Artwork provided by Rodrigo Samudio.
What is it we do here at InObscuria? Every show Kevin opens the crypt to exhume and dissect from his personal collection; an artist, album, or collection of tunes fromthe broad spectrum of rock, punk, and metal. This week Robert and Kevin pay tribute to our dear friend Eric who loved his ska and punk. Put these tunes next time you head out to the beach for some surf and sand! Our hope is that we turn you on to something new.Songs this week include:The O.C. Supertones – “Supertones Strike Back” from Supertones Strike Back (1997)The Toasters – “Today's A Good Day” from D.L.T.Y.G.B.D. (1997)Los Kung-Fu Monkeys – “Taking It Easy” from Rudeboy Rockers (2015)The Pietasters – “Out All Night” from Willis (1997)Half Past Two – “Heather” from Ska Punk Daily (2020)Mephiskapheles – “Sate” from Maximum Perversion (1997)MU330 – “Ireland” from Crab Rangoon (1997)Kill Lincoln – “Well Spent, Wasted” from Can't Complain (2020)Please subscribe everywhere that you listen to podcasts!Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://twitter.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/InObscuria?asc=uIf you'd like to check out Kevin's band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin's band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/Check out Robert's amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/
hoy estamos hablando con GIRLS GO SKA! Souledad, Arlet, Dani, y Jocelin hablan conmigo sobre sus historias dentro de ser instrumentalistas y como colaboran eficientemente para ser el grupo autogestionado con excito que son Girls Go Ska! También me dicen de toda la nueva música te tienen en rumbo, muchas sorpresas por venir es lo que cuentan! Promo art by Rodrigo Samudio.
Good buddy Scott Rhynard and I sit down and review Bosstone releases from 1989 to 1994. Email: audioofftheshelf@gmail.com. Instagram: @audioofftheshelf Twitter: @AOTS204 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/audioofftheshelf Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Impression That I Get.” Let's Face It. Mercury Records, 1997. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Hope I Never Lose My Wallet.” Devil's Night Out. Taang! Records, 1989. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Devil's Night Out..” Devil's Night Out. Taang! Records, 1989. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “He's Back.” More Noise and Other Disturbances. Taang! Records, 1992. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Howwhywuz, Howwhyam.” Ska-Core, The Devil, and More. Mercury Records, 1993. CD. EP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “What Was Was Over.” Don't Know How To Party. PolyGram Records, 1993. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Someday I Suppose.” Don't Know How To Party. PolyGram Records, 1993. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Jump Through the Hoops.” Question the Answers. Mercury Records, 1994. CD. LP Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Hell of a Hat.” Question the Answers. Mercury Records, 1994. CD. LP Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Email: audioofftheshelf@gmail.com Minor Threat. “Stand Up.” Complete Discography. Dischord Records, 1989. CD. LP. Youth of Today. “Stabbed in the Back. Break down the Walls. Revelation Records, 1993. CD. LP. Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Lights Out.” Ska-Core the Devil and More. Mercury Records, 1993. CD. EP. Dead Milkmen, The. “Brat in the Frat.” Beelzebubba. Fever Records, 1988. CD. LP. Uniform Choice. “Build to Break.” Screaming for Change. Wishing Well Records, 1986. CD. LP. Dead Kennedys. “Hyperactive Child.” Plastic Surgery Disasters / In God We Trust, Inc. Alternative Tentacles Records, 1981/1982. CD. LP. Suicide Machines,The. “DDT.” Battle Hymns. Hollywood Records, 1998. CD. LP. Descendents, The. “My Dad Sucks.” Somery. SST Records, 1991. CD. LP. Charles Bronson. “Little Debbie.” Complete Discocrappy. Youth Attack Records, 2000. 2xCD. LP. Doucet, Luke. “if i drop names of exotic towns that you'll never see in the songs that i write, it's that that's all i have when i miss my girl & you're taking yours home tonight..” Broken (and other rogue states). Six Shooter Records, 2005. CD. LP. Rancid. “Disgruntled.” Rancid. Hellcat / Epitaph Records, 2000. CD. LP. Sick of it All. “Goatless.” Scratch the Surface. Eastwest Records, 1994. CD. LP. Shelter. “Chance.” Mantra. Attic Records, 1995. CD. LP. Skankin' Pickle. “24 Second Song.” Skafunkrastapunk. Dill Records, 1991. CD. LP. Locust, The. “Teenage Mustache.” Plague soundscapes. Anti Records, 2003. CD. LP. Voodoo Glow Skulls. “Freeballin'.” Baile de los Locos. Epitaph Records, 1997. CD. LP. Gorilla Biscuits. “Degradation.” Start Today. Revelation Records, 1994. CD. LP. All. “Life on the Road.” Mass Nerder. Epitaph Records, 1998. CD. LP. H20. “Empty Pockets.” F.T.T.W.. Epitaph Records, 1999. CD. LP. Out of Order. “Power.” Eye Caramba. Theologian Records, 1996. CD. LP. Propagandhi. “Rio De San Atlanta, Manitoba.” Less Talk, More Rock. Fat Wreck Chords, 1996. CD. LP. Suicidal Tendencies. “Won't Fall in Love Today.” Suicidal Tendencies. Frontier Records, 1983. CD. LP. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
today we got JOYSTICK! on the program & they're talking about their new LP, 'I Can't Take It Anymore', out everywhere April 16th! The collaboration by Stomp Records and Bad Time Records introduces 15 new songs from the New Orleans rockers themselves and trust me when I say it 100% packs circle pit slammers. Shout out to Duck (vocals), Clay (bass), and Andrew (trombone) for giving us their time to chat! Promo artwork provided by Juan Sebastian Garzon.
today we're chatting with east bay ska punker ADAM DAVIS - currently the front man for Omnigone, Adam shares with us his story starting out playing in bands like Link 80 and Flat Planet, to today being apart of the Bad Time Records family w/ Omnigone. We also talking about his experience in illustration and skills in fitness training. Thank you to Adam for his time! Promotional artwork provided by Rodrigo Samudio.
Today on the program we have FLYING RACCOON SUIT, hailing from Biloxi, Mississippi! Jessica, Kerley, Andy, & Guillermo talk to me about each of their paths as musicians themselves, as well as the kickstarter that was recently announced for their newest upcoming album, 'Afterglow', which by the way is completely fire from start to finish. Shout out to Flying Raccoon Suit for their time and conversation! Promo artwork provided by Juan Sebastian Garzon.
Today on the show we have LUDVIG GUR, film director responsible for the August 2020 documentary, 'Pretending I'm A Superman'; a film dedicated to the legacy of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. This interview was a personal one for me as I've actually been a follower of Ludvig's content for a while now. Going back to his YouTube channel, Icebears 4ever, I found his Tony Hawk video game content something I genuinely related to and enjoyed watching. I stumbled upon his channel years ago when I was revisiting an online wikia site dedicated to the series as well (of course, Tony Hawk's Games Wiki) in which I had a hand in writing articles for in my freshmen and sophomore years of high school. Once revisiting that site after graduating high school, I had a hunch to look up THPS videos, which led me to Ludvig's channel. After being a subscriber of his for a while, he started to announce his plans for working on a documentary about the series - to see it unfold the way that it has with it's righteous unveiling last year in August was certainly something to see for all Tony Hawk's Pro Skater fans everywhere. Many thanks to Ludvig for his time and conversation! Shout out to Tony Hawk and Neversoft for the memories!! Promotional artwork for this episode provided by Juan Sebastian Garzon.
Entrevista con la mas honorable BETANIA LOPEZ, desde Santiago, Chile! Habla con nosotros sobre todo lo nuevo que tiene por venir, incluyendo su historia como diseñadora, publicista y cantante. Muchísimas gracias a ella por todo el tiempo que nos regalo, sus últimos dos sencillos "Santa Capucha" y "Censura" están disponibles hoy donde quiera que agarras tu música, pendientes que su proximo disco esta por llegar también! Saludos a Rita Boooh por el arte promocional.
Bad Operation interview! Today we got the New Tone rockers themselves, repping Community Records and Bad Time Records! Chilling w/ Dominic (vocals/lyrics/guitar), D-Ray (keys/trombone), Rob (drums), and Greg (bass), talking about their upcoming self-titled debut record out December 18th. We also get into each of their musical stories, and what they aim to communicate with their songs. Promotional artwork provided by Rodrigo Samudio.
today on the program we got KOREY KINGSTON and KIM POPS HORN from the band Shuffle & Bang talking to me about their debut LP, 'Island Bop'. The record is honestly amazing, I recommend everybody to head to koreykingston.com/merch right away and place your orders now because those vinyls are hot! Shout out to Pirates Press Records. We also talk about Korey and Kim's musical experiences along both of their journeys. Thank you to Juan Sebastian Garzon for the promo art!
today on the program we're talking to Aaron Carnes; author of the book IN DEFENSE OF SKA, releasing in May 2021 - courtesy of Clash Books! Keep up with Aaron on IG (@aaron_carnes) and Twitter (@aaroncarnes). Artwork by Juan Garzon (IG: @_hu_mo_)!- Pre-order: (https://www.clashbooks.com/new-products-2/aaron-carnes-in-defense-of-ska-preorder?fbclid=IwAR32L7KKtozTBL_N2xoAeNtrjBySDPHUgpAYyibW0bSVj9tC_v8vhGR2dFQ)- Sign up for Aaron's newsletter: (http://www.aaron-carnes.com)- In Defense of Ska playlist: (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7yBi7Ck8QLisz4qenp62l8?si=06diCLYrSJakVGdNgeW_YA)
Another episode from Pantheon and Turtle Island Radio, a Reggae heavy episode, an interview with Indigenous reggae stars Innastate and also some Skacore, Mexican Folkloric Pop and more. Please, during this difficult time when artists can not play to live audiences, if you like the music you hear, go out and buy some of it. :) Tracks on this show I CONSCIOUS - Always Nancy Sanchez - The Kids are Still in Cages Raye Zaragoza - Red PaulStar - Shine Brighter Lo Cash Ninjas - Skinfiltrator Native Roots - Native Dance Hall Larry K - Innastate interview Innastate - Sailing Tha Yoyies - Love and RespectMexican Highest Conspiracy - Nowadays Xandrah + JFP - Taboo Juurini ft Beatrice Deer Band & Paujungie Nutaraaluk - Kugutuq Moseckan - Osamani https://turtleislandradioshow.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/turtle.island101/ https://www.facebook.com/turtleislandradioshow All songs on this podcast are owned by the artist(s) and are used for educational purposes only. All songs can be found for purchase or streaming wherever you get your great music. Please pick up these amazing tracks and support these artists.
Another episode from Pantheon and Turtle Island Radio, a Reggae heavy episode, an interview with Indigenous reggae stars Innastate and also some Skacore, Mexican Folkloric Pop and more. Please, during this difficult time when artists can not play to live audiences, if you like the music you hear, go out and buy some of it. :) Tracks on this show I CONSCIOUS - Always Nancy Sanchez - The Kids are Still in Cages Raye Zaragoza - Red PaulStar - Shine Brighter Lo Cash Ninjas - Skinfiltrator Native Roots - Native Dance Hall Larry K - Innastate interview Innastate - Sailing Tha Yoyies - Love and RespectMexican Highest Conspiracy - Nowadays Xandrah + JFP - Taboo Juurini ft Beatrice Deer Band & Paujungie Nutaraaluk - Kugutuq Moseckan - Osamani https://turtleislandradioshow.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/turtle.island101/https://www.facebook.com/turtleislandradioshowAll songs on this podcast are owned by the artist(s) and are used for educational purposes only. All songs can be found for purchase or streaming wherever you get your great music. Please pick up these amazing tracks and support these artists.
Hoy en la programa tenemos a LOS OVERLINES, desde Monterrey. Tania y Stefy me cuentan de la historia del grupo, incluyendo el sencillo mas reciente "Real Hot"! Muchísimas gracias a ellas por su tiempo y conversación. Arte promocional dibujado por Adam Davis, vocalista de Omnigone.
Watch in full: (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxe8yBG_IkVdE-nlzTKG_mLQLY0Hn9578) [make sure you watch it in HD!] - thank you to Undisputed World Champions and High Class Music for helping us out in putting this together, our first ever in-studio interview! (https://linktr.ee/SkaCast) Promo art by Rodrigo Samudio. We're chilling with the new wave themselves, UWC! Talking to me about their 'Still Down' EP, their latest single "Trabesuraz", and everything they got coming next!
today on the program we got Andrew and Henry from SORRY SWEETHEART! The aggressive pop punkers from Denver, CO, talk to me in depth about the first two releases from the band - their 2017 EP '86'd From Everything', as well as their 2019 EP 'Looks Like Fun' - not to mention the new material they have in the works. We also talk a lot about the pop punk and hardcore scenes, and their experiences within those circles as compared to the ska scene in their hometown. A huge thanks to Adam Davis from Omnigone for the concept art!
for this go round, DAL SANTO joins us to talk about their latest single, "No Not Sorry", streaming everywhere now, as well as with a video on YouTube/Fb. We also talked about the group's early days, what they have in store for the future, and how they been managing as creatives during this time. Dal Santo not only has their newest singles out ("No Not Sorry", as well as, "Fall In"), but also a past catalog of two whole LPs, so go ahead and look them up on your listening apps and remember to add them to your playlists; absolute fire. Follow Dal Santo on IG - @dalsantogram Thanks to Rodrigo Samudio for the concept art!
today on the program we got KILL LINCOLN. We're joined by Mike, Matt (or 'Food' as he's better known), and Tyler; the Bad Time Records rockers tell me about their newest release, 'Can't Complain', an 11-song banger originally released August 7th of this year. We also get into talking about the band's history from their start, up until now, and we hear their perspectives on the new social media paradigm that modern-day musicians exist inside of. Shout out to them, thank you Kill Lincoln! Promo art piece contributed by Rodrigo Samudio, huge thanks to Royor for that!follow us on instagram: @skacast_official
today on the program we have PUT ON THE BATTERYS! A project created by Purnell Taylor, he talks to us about the group's debut EP, 'The Condiments'; we also hear from his production team/rhythm section, David and Nico (of The Paranoias & Profesor Galactico), huge shout out to them! Make sure you subscribe to Put On The Batterys' YouTube channel, he's going to be putting out some new video content soon and it's guaranteed to be heat. Thanks to Micaela R. for the promo art!
today we talk to the one, the only, TAYLOR MORDEN, filmmaker extraordinaire representing Pop Motion Pictures - responsible for the instant classic documentary, 'Pick It Up! Ska in the 90s', available for order now at skamovie.com! Taylor also just released a new documentary, 'The Last Blockbuster', which is must-watch as well; you can go ahead and watch that one by heading to lastblockbustermovie.com! In today's interview, Taylor and I take a deep dive into various of the topics discussed in 'Pick It Up!', a huge thank you to him for his time and his hard work. Shout out to Yari Jaimes for the promo artwork!
On this episode of the Vinyl Divers Podcast, Anthony cracks out a vinyl from his collection to discuss. A pioneer into the subgenre of ska known as “SkaCore”, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are a must have for any third-wave ska playlist. Listen in as Anthony goes over his thoughts on their debut album,Devil’s Night Out, and why it was mandatory to do an episode on it! Vinyl Divers Podcast theme: Stage Dive by Silent Partner On the Web: BICBP-Radio.com Facebook: Vinyl Divers Podcast Instagram: @vinyldiverspodcast Twitter: @vinyldiverspod
hoy en la programa tenemos a DEPAILOTS! un grupo de parceros que tengo un buen tiempo escuchando. Combinan los géneros skacore, pop punk, y rock alternativo de una manera genuina, es fácil notar la personalidad en sus composiciónes. En una conversación con Diego (bass player/vocals), Nico (guitar/vocals), y Richie (saxophone); me hablan sobre su nueva canción, "4 Porciento", y la creación del video. También hablamos sobre la historia de la banda desde su inicio, así como sus planes para el futuro. Desde Bogota, Colombia, les presento... DePailots!Muchas gracias a Micaela Rodriguez por la obra de arte!
for this installment, we're talking to the royal majesty herself, ISHA BEL. Hailing from Kingston, she talks to us about her last album, 'Hear Me Now', which came out earlier this year. An extremely dope record I stumbled upon around the same time it came out, so I'm actually really glad we got the chance to talk to her here. Isha also gives us an in-depth perspective around music and the social circumstances in Jamaica. By the way, Isha made a new instagram account (@ishabelofficial) that she wants all of you to follow because she's retiring her old account! Shout out to Shane O. of Reptile House Comix for the artwork!
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones es una banda de ska punk estadounidense formada en la ciudad de Boston en 1983. Desde su fundación, el vocalista Dicky Barrett, el bajista Joe Gittleman, el saxofonista Tim Burton y el "Bosstone" Ben Carr han permanecido como miembros constantes. Son considerados los creadores del SkaCore.
for this episode we have CHRIS BRENNAN on the program. Chris plays guitar for Arise Roots, The Aggrolites, the Western Standard Time Ska Orchestra, the Soulutionaries, and is also the keyboardist in The Expanders. We pick his brain a lot about having a career in music, especially in the ska / reggae scene. A must-listen for sure. Shout out to Nico from TV Repairmen for the artwork!
The ever talented MARIA BLUES stops by the program. She tells me about her journey leading up to the release of her debut full length, 'Look Who It Is', streaming everywhere. Maria also offers some great perspectives and realities surrounding the ska scene in LA, and even being a musician in the ska genre in general. Shout out to Nico from TV Repairmen for the artwork!
We workin', spreading the word at the moment; for fans of geeking out in music. Hit the subscribe button, and most importantly, stay safe! (@skacast_official on IG) Thanks to my friend Cole Patterson for providing me with this artwork shown above!
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The Rude Behavior podcast welcome’s San Diego Ska-Punk outfit, ‘MAD COW DISEASE’ to the studio for a deep dive into the roots of the band and beyond. Stay tuned for the next episode discussing the impact of the early ‘Warp Tour’ days.Mixed and edited by: Anthony Garcia-Munoz
The Rude Behavior podcast welcome’s San Diego Ska-Punk outfit, ‘MAD COW DISEASE’ to the studio for a deep dive into the roots of the band and beyond. Stay tuned for the next episode discussing the impact of the early ‘Warp Tour’ days.Mixed and edited by: Anthony Garcia-Munoz
To ring in the new year Frank and Pablo bring in Ska-Core band RiverRatts in the studio! The boys go deep into musical influences, embarrassing stories, and they even try some hot sauces from the show Hot ones! @riverratts @completelyuselesspodcast @uslessfrank @badjokepablo
Scheduling totally messed up this so Mel jumps in for Chris and we eat snacks. We talk about Ska Punk from the 90's but most importantly we keep the streak alive.
In the first official episode of Rude Behavior, I sit down with San Diego native Wesley Swanson as we chat about his podcast, branding, the Digital Gym Cinema, MONSTERPALOOSA 2019 and more! If you dig the music featured please look up Local ska/punk outfit, ‘MAD COW DISEASE,’ on SoundCloud currently or follow them on IG (mcd_sd) to find out when they are playing live next! -Stay Rude my friends!
In the first official episode of Rude Behavior, I sit down with San Diego native Wesley Swanson as we chat about his podcast, branding, the Digital Gym Cinema, MONSTERPALOOSA 2019 and more! If you dig the music featured please look up Local ska/punk outfit, ‘MAD COW DISEASE,’ on SoundCloud currently or follow them on IG (mcd_sd) to find out when they are playing live next! -Stay Rude my friends!
Decimoséptimo programa de En La Trinchera. Música de combate, música ecléctica y selecta, esa es la razón de ser de este programa emitido cada miércoles a las 20 horas en www.ipopfm.com. Hoy disfrutamos del Ska Core más acelerado! TRACKLIST: 1. Operation Ivy – Bombshell 2. Voodoo Glow Skulls – You’re The Problem 3. Chocking Victim – In My Grave 4. Leftlover Crack – Born To Die 5. Against All Authority – Lifestyle Of Rebellion 6. No Cash – PierceThe Gate 7. Capedown – Strenght In Numbers 8. South Central Skanker – Jun Bug 9. Dead Rejects – Rude Girls Know What’s Good 10. Raukous – The Statemen 11. Eskera – Ethical Slut 12. Sekta Core! – Energía VS Ley 13. 8 Kalacas – Peel The Bananas 14. Adamoste Kings – Opening Out 15. Almighty Bomb Jacks – Smash The Reality 16. Ugly Bastards – Y Abandonarás 17. Kortatu – La Familia Iskariote
Decimoséptimo programa de En La Trinchera. Música de combate, música ecléctica y selecta, esa es la razón de ser de este programa emitido cada miércoles a las 20 horas en www.ipopfm.com. Hoy disfrutamos del Ska Core más acelerado! TRACKLIST: 1. Operation Ivy – Bombshell 2. Voodoo Glow Skulls – You’re The Problem 3. Chocking Victim – In My Grave 4. Leftlover Crack – Born To Die 5. Against All Authority – Lifestyle Of Rebellion 6. No Cash – PierceThe Gate 7. Capedown – Strenght In Numbers 8. South Central Skanker – Jun Bug 9. Dead Rejects – Rude Girls Know What’s Good 10. Raukous – The Statemen 11. Eskera – Ethical Slut 12. Sekta Core! – Energía VS Ley 13. 8 Kalacas – Peel The Bananas 14. Adamoste Kings – Opening Out 15. Almighty Bomb Jacks – Smash The Reality 16. Ugly Bastards – Y Abandonarás 17. Kortatu – La Familia Iskariote
Spart 30 présente: VIEILLE GALETTE Nouvelle série qui s'intègre à l'émission où je vais m'entretenir avec un participant ( musicien, réal, label, etc ) d'un album de l'underground / punk Québécois classique. Historique de l'album, du groupe. Les influences, l'industrie de l'époque, les paroles, les thèmes, les lancements, le financement, le songwriting, etc. Nous décortiquerons chaque chanson, tout ça saupoudré d'anecdotes et de jokes de weed, de spart et de fast food. Tsé. Pour cette première édition, j'ai reçu Marc-André Beaudet du groupe Rollerstarter pour parler du premier et seul album du groupe. C’est un album qui à l’époque m’a beaucoup inspiré à me pousser à faire mon propre groupe de musique. C’était des amis de mon frère au Cégep quand l’album est sorti et moi j’étais au secondaire encore. Je trouvais ça ultra cool que des dudes que mon frère connaissent aillent un band aussi bon et j’étais attiré par les possibilités que tout ça pouvait amener. J’avais donc pleins de questions sur l’album et j’ai appris pleins d’affaires à ma grande surprise, après 20 ans. Beaudet a aussi joué avec moi dans Sainte-Cath et Yesterday's Ring ( un peu, après il nous trouvait pounos avec nos chapeaux de cowboys pis toutes ) et a fait partie de plusieurs de mes projets musicaux comme réalisateur, musicien ou autre. C'était vraiment une rencontre très nice, parce que veut veut pas, c'est rare que j'ai le loisir de m'assoir face à face d'un de mes amis pour lui poser des questions sur sa musique et whatever. J'ai vraiment apprécié mon temps avec BLB ( Back Lounge Beaudet ) et j'ai déjà hâte d'en faire une autre rencontre du type avec une autre personne ou refaire ça avec Beaudet pour un autre de nos classiques commun. J'accepte les dons PAYPAL: hugo@pouzzafest.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mudiecordoba Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hugomudie/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hugomudie Musique: https://hugomudie.bandcamp.com/
Ska-Core, the devil and more ..... Someday I Suppose Devil's Night Out ............................ Hope I Never Lose My Wallet More Noise and Other Disturbances ............ Where'd You Go? Question the Answers ................... Kinder Words Let's Face It ..................................... Let's Face It Pay Attention .................................. Allow Them A Jack knife to a Swan .................... You gotta go Medium Rare ............................ Don't worry Desmond Dekker Pin Points and Gin Joints ...................... The Route That I Took The Magic of Youth ........................ Sunday Afternoons On Wisdom Ave --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/labrigadadelruido/message
6-piece SKA band The Meddlers enjoys creating a big band sound out of their horn section, while still maintaining their Ska Core roots. Trevor learns more about music this episode! We're so proud of him, he learns about horns...yeah, he didn't know what a 'horn section' in a ska band was. A little bit more technical, he also learns what a musical "exchange" between instruments is. Regardless of that, The Meddlers have created a unique listening experience that brings you through a few different musical styles. Alex and Jonathan talk about the melding of different influences from all the members, including bands outside the Ska scene, including Squirrel Nut Zippers and Leftover Crack. Their multitude of experiences adds a sense of experience to this young band. Formed only in 2015, they have already played with some of the well-knowns like The Toasters and the hispanic band Sektacore. Their writing style also shows their expansive forms, where one or two members would create a melody line and the rest of the band helps finish the song. These guys work as a team and play as a team. It's tough with 6 members...took them awhile to even settle on "The Meddlers" as a band name, but it led them to a beautifully simple logo and a bad joke by Trevor. This band is #HereToStay. Make sure and check them out at www.themeddlersmusic.com or on their Facebook at facebook.com/themeddlersmusic/ - Check them out on the Dusty Futon!
Phew, we've finally made it to the end of Skatoberfest! I'm not gonna lie, it was somewhat exhausting doing all these extra episodes and I did it in the name of ska. Can't say I saw that coming when I started the show. Given that Marty started the series, we had to wrap things up with super producer Dan. I ventured back to Friesen Point Studios and let Dan pick out his favorite Mighty Mighty Bosstones album. Dude grew up LOVING this band and it's pretty clear as we get into it their history. We're gonna get back to regular programming again next week and fret not, I'm not gonna follow through with Dan's suggestion to do OurLadyPeacevember. No way in hell. Jam Sandwiches can also be found at: manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast
Biting ElbowsAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentIn this episode:Ilya from the band Biting Elbows joins us.Subscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSHere are the notes from the interview.Website - http://bitingelbows.com/Jamendo Page - jamendo artist - biting-elbowsIndieGoGo project - hardcore-the-first-ever-action-pov-feature-filmTell us about yourself!In Moscow right now.Where did the project name originate?Russian saying more or less a missed opportunitiesThe music?indie/punk/alternative...some ska. Always punk!punk is the soul"If I wasn't the "ToothpickSkaThe video?"Bad Motherfucker" - vimeo"Stampede and Bad Motherfucker" - youtube.comFirst person shootershitty snowboarder!GoPro CameraGoPro in the mouthDay job: directormusic videos, commercials, etc.Russian contacts…not as valued as in the western worldshowed it to more companies...and found and oneIf you have something you want sponsorship for, you have to present it nicely!Bad Motherfucker did not cost a lot of moneyThe Office ...you miss 100% of the First minute in a half was from the mouthBondage mask!paintball store had predator masks: Predator Paintball MaskNot Safe?Not useful to give things to PR guys. You have to go hire upThe idea was where to put the product placementold Jewish joke: Wailing Wall: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Wall"buy a fucking lottery ticket"businesses are not charitiesYou gotta hustle (supposedly a North American phrase)Scriptsfor five yearsPunkSupposedly not a lot of great Russian bands...but…crimson-bluedistemperLucky to have supportive people!DP Stunts?stunt guys! you can try! surprisingly very safe productions!took a long time to doboth easy and difficult. easy to plan, but cannot change things What drew you to Creative Commons?Also, http://thepiratebay.se ...which is downThe movie Russian blockbuster: Night Watch: Night Watch (NOCHNOI DOZOR)spy film after Hardcore!100 minute music video is not going to work!Shoot it in English because Russian is not a worldwide languagetoo cold in Russia to do stuff in winterRelease date not set yetGun perks?He had the gun mug! He liked it.no date for post-production to be donefirst feature!Saw is terrible, except the first one.Lost in Translation not an action movieDriveWhere do you tour?right before Hardcore began, amazing tour stuff6 gigs over last two yearswriting new music!rehearsing last night for a snowboard festival!Double release perhaps when Hardcore releasedplayed Olympics in SochiRed Bull not part of Olympics sponsorship Is there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?Nope!"Toothpick" by Biting Elbows - Link
David Rovics- Fairness at Work Rally, Dunedin (Photo credit: Hickey/Scott)Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentIn this episode:Tom talks with musician David RovicsHere are the show links from the conversation.http://davidrovics.comDavid Rovics Thunderclap campaign - linkSwitzerland to Iceland. A post from his travel blog - linkDavid Rovics Subscription Campaign -- Family, Concert and Song Circles - link
Apparently I set this up a while back and never actually posted it. Oops! Cover of David RovicsAudiomp3 audio | ogg audioIn this episode:We talk with musician David Rovics. We discuss his music, his projects and how he gets to travel the world to do it.http://davidrovics.com/
Hearse PileupAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentIn a perfect world, this would have been out on this feed a while back, but that's life.In this episode:We talk with the band Hearse Pileup.Here are Doug's notes from the interviewhttp://hearsepileup.bandcamp.com/http://www.hearsepileup.de/ad/ ← don’t be fooled, they aren’t in GermanyMatt is a web developer.IE6 ← August 27, 2001Tell us about your music and tell us what’s new!Been around for 3 yearsMatt started the band after a long period of doing nothing. British art school people are often insular.Tony is an old friend. Band is angry. Matt did listen to a lot of prog, but Where did the project name originate?First drummer came up with the bad luck name. What type of music is it?somewhere between messy punk/noise The Coachwhips (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coachwhips),Queens of the Stoneage (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queens_Of_The_Stoneage), Iggy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iggy_Pop), White Stripes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Stripes)What’s the deal with “Pretty Shiny Things?”criticism of capitalism while being entrenched in it.Matt works at a design company, where he’s gotten some help with band promo.Johnny Rotten (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lydon) is in a house robe. Rotten apparently did some butter commercials.Martin Atkins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Atkins“Pay what you want” EPMontage! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9Uwhjlog8What’s the news on the new drummer?just got a new drummer!What’s the news on your gigging schedule?no gigs yet, but that should be changing soonHow long has it been?2 months...which Tom claims is nothing!New material?lots of new stuff...enough for an album, They want to do another music video -- probably something newDefecation is the name of a song!We are eating shit!Matt did graphic design, but likes short films!Violence?songs can be violent, but it comes from a critical standpointhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragons'_Den aka http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark_Tankhttp://ccmixter.org/view/media/samplesCC BY-NC vs. CC BY-NC-SAJust an accident, but maybe not ShareAlike in the future.CCMixter interviewWhy CC?Why restrict people?Also, a good way for publicityHow’d you hear about it?student protest movement.Some people think the pay what you want is being devalued.Wu-Tang clan has one album out!Definitely not Irish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaolin7-inch was popular because cheaperCC in London?Not a lot locally.Little Death Machine: http://littledeathmachine.bandcamp.com/ -- not CCWho are some people you think we should try to get on the show (aka, who are the important people in Creative Commons music today)?The Vitamin Pets: http://vitaminpets.bandcamp.com/ , sadly, no derivativesIs there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?Festival upcoming!
This is a Re-Post of the interview Tom and I did with Josh from Louis Lingg and the Bombs back in February. I wanted to make sure loyal Punkcast listeners got to hear it too!mp3 audio | ogg audio
The DescentersAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentIn this episode:We talk with Matthew Stoff of post-punk band The Descenters.Here are Doug's notes from the interview.https://soundcloud.com/the-descentershttps://thedescenters.bandcamp.com/http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/376671/the-descentershttps://www.facebook.com/TheDescentersTell us about your music and tell us what’s new!Funny story!Started as a band, but became a one-piece.He even plays live solo!Alternative rock, post-punk, goth. Electronic drums“WE’LL DO IT LIVE!” sorta.Still shakey in the promotion regard he says...but he’s hereWhat software?I don’t see the image Tom does: Image linkAbleton is ok for recordingProTools alsoWhat influences?nothing pure!melodic vocals: Placebo, Ian Curtis (Joy Division), Morrissey (The Smiths)Matthew overlooked Talking Heads much like Tom overlooked The Smiths“Burning Down the House” - Talking Heads“It’s the End of the World As We Know It” - REMNew Album in February 2014Intense couple of weeks!Did they kick you out of the city?moved from country to Melbourne.Lots of the cultural stuff happens in the southMuch cooler in the southlots of songs about the rainStudio?All of it is self-recorded with Ableton. A selection of microphonesdigital manipulation is coolquick followup?Not as quick as release seems. EP recorded in 2012, but not released until there were CDsalways working on new material“Creep” by Radiohead storiesyou don’t just show up in the studynot sure what band he’s talking about. This one? http://www.choochootheband.com/release set up takes a lot of time!project completely up to him!Artwork?Friendscanvas pun!coffee talkMelbourne?post-graduate work nowGiggings?not a lot of gigging yet, but going to try to get out more in next 6 monthshalf an album recorded for comic book projectComic book?Robot Boy Destroys the Universe -- experimental electronic musicexperimental labelshttp://www.vuzhmusic.com/deriv.cc“vaguely avant-garde”What drew you to Creative Commons?not much of a local way to get interesting ideas...except off the Internetpotential for revolution in approach to culture.It’s a community thing as much as it is about individual expressionWhy lock down art?large numbers of people is liberatingHow did you hear about Creative Commons?Might have been in early 2000s“The first set of copyright licenses was released in December 2002.”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeviantArtWhere did the project name originate?originally collaboration “an action of moving downward, dropping, or falling.”“a person who dissents.”Plushgoolash interview: link“Smuggly Biege” is the other PlushgoolashWho are some people you think we should try to get on the show (aka, who are the important people in Creative Commons music today)?Disappointing that there isn’t more in AustraliaIs there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?writes fictionOut going track: Waste YouA hostile song!Going back to childhoodRelated articlesOrxata Sound System - 130505 - Music Manumit PodcastC. Reider - 130526 - Music Manumit PodcastWhat Makes Your City Liveable?
Louis Lingg mp3 audio | ogg audio | torrent | unedited videoI did a little better on show notes this time. Dogmazic.net is cool!Jamendo is Luxemborg, not French.Jamendo has been unfriendly and banning people.What does "punk" mean to you?Punk rock is political. ALWAYS. Politics is similarCrass! Josh grew up in England. Thatcher is dead!Last time we spoke, things were bad. Are things better in France?Government has changed. Now there is a socialist government. That's the only thing that has changed! Still hunting down immigrants.No human value.French socialism!France cannot welcome all the misery of the world. People that say that are idiots! Immigrants make new innovations! That's why America used to be great.Fascism is there to say "it's all the immigrants fault."What are your touring plans?Always doing crazy concerts.They played in an old mineshaft with insane anarchist squatters in the suburbs of Paris. A lot of luck with the band. Enough room for 200 people in the cave.Played in Berlin recently and got to see squats.Playing Paris all the time. Playing a new squat, aka "Jew Town".Brittany is just green.Acoustic shows all the time. New acoustic recordings coming soon. Getting better at acoustic shows. Police have decibel meters and such bars down. Basically, music is illegal.Some of your stuff is under BY-SA and some is under -NC, why is that?Just trying stuff out.With AF Music (http://www.af-music.de/en/bands/) which started releasing under CC ~6 years ago.Not to be confused with AF Records (http://www.a-frecords.com/) or the Air Force (http://www.afmusic.org/)What are some of your favorite CC punk artists?Pete VylerIf you want to know more, check out the interview Tom and I did with Josh last year. I've also played several of their tracks in the past on the Punkcast."R.E.V.O.L.T." by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-SA - Website"Burn It Down" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Chomsky Changed My Life" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (rock) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
Porrada! Porrada! Com muito estilo, naqueles que não fazem anda! Bem vindos de volta ao Som no Caixão, um podcast sobre bandas, artistas e álbuns pouco conhecidos, mas que nem por isso deixam de ser excelentes. No episódio de hoje, faremos uma autópsia no álbum My Underground, da banda de Ska Core & Punk Russa Distemper. Você também verá como espancar até o falecimento algum primo chato que você tenha, enquanto ouve o podcast.
Porrada! Porrada! Com muito estilo, naqueles que não fazem anda! Bem vindos de volta ao Som no Caixão, um podcast sobre bandas, artistas e álbuns pouco conhecidos, mas que nem por isso deixam de ser excelentes. No episódio de hoje, faremos uma autópsia no álbum My Underground, da banda de Ska Core & Punk Russa Distemper. Você também verá como espancar até o falecimento algum primo chato que você tenha, enquanto ouve o podcast.
The Wildmp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentI apologize for the long hiatus loyal Punkcast listeners. I don't have any ETA on when I'll be back. I finish law school in very late April though, so I'm hoping some time after that I can get back in the swing of things.The first thing I need to do is go back through the Music Manumit catalog and see if there is anything I need to re-release. I doubt there is. If there was, I probably would have thought to do it like I am doing now.Anyway, enjoy this interview with Witt from folk punk band The Wild!
mp3 audio | ogg audio | torrent | unedited videoThis summer, I plan on doing interviews every other week with punk artists of various types from all over the world. David Rovics is American, but is currently touring in Scotland. He sat down with me for 20 minutes or so talk to punk music, politics and more. I couldn't really take notes like I normally do when Tom and I do shows together. The plus side of doing these summer shows is that I have ultimate flexibility with scheduling. The down side is that show notes are either not going to happen or will require going back and reconstructing them.I'd also like to apologize to David for taking so long to get this out. I was traveling last week and managed to get sick while doing so."I'm a Better Anarchist than You" by David Rovics (folk punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Halliburton Boardroom Massacre" by David Rovics (folk punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Why Don't They Play You On The Radio?" by David Rovics (folk punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
It's been way too long, so I thought we should have a quickie. Er... Well, you know what I mean, right?I probably wouldn't be sharing this particular track except that it comes from an album entitled "Experiments in Punk Pedagogy / Live at The New School" and I thought it might engender some discussion.So, is it punk?"Suicide" by Dreamweapon (other) - CC BY-NC-SA - WebsitePS: This is a subscriber exclusive. Since it's just a single track and the track is already on archive.org, I didn't bother iterating on archive.org. Rare release, just for you. ;)
In the spirit of being as random as possible in dispensing with remixable Creative Commons punk goodness, I have another show for you today!!!!mp3 audio | ogg audio | flac audioThis time, the unifying theme is my banshee plays. I use my phone sometimes and I have had other computers in the past and don't port over my plays, so this is a reasonable approximation of the tracks from the past year, but won't line up with Last.fm exactly.I did a similar thing on the main show, where there are no genre limitations (and a different list of previously played tunes)"Punknews is Stoked" by O Pioneers! (orgcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Politic It's Shit" by Femau (trashcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Hell Is Other People" by Imperial Leather (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website "Workout Pt. 2" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Madonna is a Corporate Whore" by Louis Lingg and The Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Built to Fail, Motherfucker" by The Arrogant Sons of Bitches (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website "Whatever Song" by Eat Well Earl (instrumental punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Strings and Webs" by Wages of Fear (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
This show is dedicated to Morten "Fucking-Long-Name".mp3 audio | ogg audio | flac audioFor this show I decided to go first through my Top 500 All-Time Last.fm tracks and pick the first 6 punk tracks I haven't played on the show that are remixable.116. "Class War" by Gråsuggorna (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website130. "75" by De Fuckups (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*305. "On The Run" by Gråsuggorna (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website342. "You and Me" by Shearer (orgcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*Actually, I could have played more De Fuckups, but I didn't want them to take over the show. I didn't have enough in my Top 500 (without playing more De Fuckups), so this last two are from the Last Year list. Yes, these are both from the same band, so why discriminate against De Fuckups? I don't know. I guess I've just listened to them too much and am a bit tired of them at the moment. Also, their website appears to be down at the moment.13. "Conspiracy" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website13. "Zapatista" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
Technically speaking, the re-post of Louis Lingg and The Bombs was the 7th show...I just failed to make it 007. What a huge fail. I hope so sweet tunes will make it up to you, even if it is just a repeat of my tracks from the latest Music Manumit show.ogg audio | mp3 audio(I figured I should get with the program now that I know what I'm doing a bit more in Audacity)"Love and Hate Tragedy" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Backstreet Emperor" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"My Kind" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"I Don't Care about You" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"All Around the World" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Failure (Acoustic live) - Bonus Track" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
ogg audio because at the Punkcast we don't give a fuck. "World of Idiocarty" by How2Start (hardcore) - CC BY - Website"Antibodies" by Imperial Leather (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Its Just A Random Event" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Homophobia Really Sucks" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Survive" by World Nasty Anarchy (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-ND - WebsiteOops! I thought everything by StoneAge Records was BY-NC-SA, but turns out this compilation is not! I already made the file though and well, if you ask, these guys would probably let you do a remix. "Bill Murray Demands a Circle Pit" by Barnaby Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website
A few months ago I gave you the interview for Isaac Graham. This time I give you the interview with Joe of Copyleft Records.If the enclosure doesn't work for some reason, you can listen to the show courtesy the good people at archive.org.I am being lazy and not re-recording the intro. Deal with it. This is punk rawk suckas.
I couldn't be bothered to put together an intro. Law school is time-consuming. I let two months slip by and I just wanted to get some music out the door.You'll notice I didn't worry about the licensees being -NC or not, so no flattr button this time. I hope to do a couple more October shows to check up and maybe I'll go libre at that point. I also didn't worry about finding band websites (except for The Spunk Lads since I have that queued up for the main show already). You should be able to find the band websites from the song titles and band names. I hope not to be such a slacker in the future! If you have trouble finding them, let me know and I'll try to help.If the enclosure doesn't work for some reason, you can download the file courtesy of the good folks at archive.org."Spunk Lads FC" by The Spunk Lads (punk) - BY-NC-SA - WebsiteNote: the version on the website is not the version we are playing. I cut the version on the show since the track on the website is actually two songs."I Hate You Baby" by Jonny Chan and the New Dynasty 6 - CC BY-NC-SA"Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" by Kingface - CC BY-NC-SA"Sheena" by Sidekick Lupchen & The Bad Generation - CC BY-NC-SADedication to my "lawyering" ;) (and the next song)"Fight Song" by Cletus Got Shot (bluegrass or "folk punk") - CC BY-NC-SA
It's a 2 for 1 deal today! Due to my slackness the June and July podcasts have come out today. I know it's poor podcasting form to release two in one day, but I'm a believer in the "release early and release often" philosophy. On the thought of releasing early and releasing often, I have found myself spending more time on the intros than I thought I would but I think that's because it's just me rather than a discussion with Tom. Things are so new and in flux that I have a lot to say as well. Eventually I hope to say "this is the Music Manumit Punkcast" and be done with it!Anyway, this show is a rerun of the Music Manumit Podcast interview with Australian singer/songwriter Isaac Graham. We discuss his punk roots, folk punk, his affiliation with Copyleft Record and more!Per usual, I'm releasing only in the open format ogg. You can download it from the amazing archive.org. If you have an Android phone, this file will work. Many browsers also have ogg support built in. As for media players, Songbird on Windows/Mac will play ogg files. If you want an mp3 version, let me know - just don't tell me you want it for an iPhone because I might not do it. I can get away with being a dick about it because this is punk rock baby!!
I missed June...sorta. I had the show up in June on archive.org. Well, the songs are still here and they are still rockin'!Download ogg*Per usual, if you want an mp3 version, let me know and I can make that happen.Tom's Picks - Punk tracks (in honor of Doug's upcoming punk music podcast)."Ten Dollars" by The Nunchaks (punk) - CC-BY-SA - Website"Copyleft Notice" by Out of Tune (punk) CC-BY-NC-sampling+ - Website"Have a Date" by Mr Feelix (punk) - CC-BY-NC-sampling+ - Website"Flash Freddy" by Zampano (punk) - CC-BY-Sampling+ - Website"Princess Mononoke" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC-BY-NC-Sampling+ - Website
Eventually this will be a monthly punk*-only show of remixable Creative Commons music, brought to you my Doug of the Music Manumit Podcast. Many of the tracks will have been played on previous Music Manumit shows, but eventually I'll run out of punk songs from that show.Download ogg* (let me know if you want an mp3 version. I can make that happen, it'll just take more of my time. :) )"Uppkomlingen" - by Gråsuggorna - (punk) - CC-BY-NC-SA - Website"Punkpolice" - by Predator - (punk) - BY-SA-NC - Website"frustrator" - by NO SE (punk) - BY-SA-NC - Website"Punk Chicks" - by The A.G's (pop punk) - CC-BY - Website There's not likely to be a lot of pop punk on the show, but I like to reward groups that don't use the -NC. Also, this is a song *about* punk, so I feel it's relevant."Glass" by The Smashing Pumpkins (punk...just listen to it) off MACHINA II (an "unreleased album") - CC BY-NC-SA - WebsiteIf you have a better genre for this than punk, I'd be curious as to what people think of it."Something's Wrong" by Loudog (skacore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*punk, skacore, hardcore and the punkier post-hardcore. There will be very little, if any of what most people think of "post-punk". There will also be very little, if any of what is commonly known as "Emo-core" or "Screamo" (old-school or 'real screamo' may be a possibility)
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