Podcast appearances and mentions of smith street band

We talk with Dan Stork about his journey to becoming a Sound Engineer in the entertainment industry. Bio: is an experienced front of house audio engineer, tour and production manager with over 15 years of industry experience. Raised in a musical family, Dan studied a Bachelor of Music at the prestigious Queensland Conservatorium in Brisbane, before relocating to Melbourne. He then attained a Masters of Marketing to further his understanding of the financial and business aspects of the music industry. Dan currently resides in Los Angeles, USA. He has toured extensively in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Europe as well as in the USA, Asia, and Canada, and has worked with artists from all over the world. He prides himself on his impeccable audio skills, logistics and organisational vision and excellent people and time management skills. Dan regularly works, and is comfortable in every venue, from small bars to major outdoor festivals and prestigious theatres. This has included Reading and Leeds Festivals (UK), Pukkelpop Festival (BEL), Summer Breeze (GER), Deichbrand Festival (GER), and Splendour in The Grass, Falls Festival, Laneway Festival and Download Festival in Australia. He has worked with bands including Taking Back Sunday, Deafheaven, Russian Circles, Rolo Tomassi, and Nothing as well as major Australian acts including Hockey Dad, Dune Rats, DZ Deathrays, The Smith Street Band, Ruby Fields and Clowns. When not on tour Dan has spent the past decade working as a production supervisor in award-winning venues across Australia. Outside of music, Dan enjoys cycling, taking photos, and hiking. Learn more about his photography here. You can see a selection of recent media coverage for his work below. Find Dan: @danstorkaudiophoto www.danstorkaudio.com danstorkphotography.com Send your Concert Questions to Podcast@TalesFromThePit.net www.TalesFromThePit.net #NHCONCERTPHOTOGS #talesfromthepitpodcast #Talesfromthepit #musicphotography #concert #tour #onstage #rock #tourmanager #audioengineer #foh #frontofhouse #takingbacksunday #concertphotography #podcast Hosted by Jason Levasseur www.AcoustifiedMedia.com Music Licensed by Story Blocks

A new sound and a new name for a previous Unearthed favourite. Plus, Melbourne's Money Boys have just released a debut album that's gonna please fans of The Smith Street Band and IDLES.

Today I chat with the singer of Melbourne punk rock band The Smith Street Band! Its been a big month for soon-to-be father Wil Wagner, his beloved Collingwood win the AFL Grand Final, he got married, and now he's awaiting the birth of his daughter. We chat about life, music, mental health and studios in the wilderness. Become a member of The Street Press! www.thestreetpresspodcast.com/join Write in to the show! www.thestreetpresspodcast.com/letters My Instagram @thestreetpresspodcast @seanfrazer

Nu schrijven bands veel muziek over allerlei steden. Veel poppunk bands haten natuurlijk het dorp waar ze vandaan komen, maar één bepaalde stad komt wel heel veel voor in de songtitles van bands, namelijk Los Angeles. Daarom deze aflevering o.a. Sugarcult, Bad Religion en Less Than Jake met een nummer over Los Angeles.  Daarnaast zijn er weer flink wat albums uit gekomen, maar ook losse singles. Daarom nieuwe muziek van Holding Absence, Taking Back Sunday en The Word Alive.  Ook duiken Bart & Lesley deze aflevering weer terug in de tijdmachine en gaan we terug naar 2017, deze aflevering met muziek van The Smith Street Band.  Wil je KINK FAST live beluisteren op de radio, dan kan via DAB+ (blok 7D) op maandag om 16.00 en zaterdag om 17.00 op KINK DISTORTION. Playlist: 01. The Used – Pretty Handsome Awkward 02. Dead To Me – I Wanna Die in Los Angeles 03. The Audition – Los Angeles 04. Slackrr – This Time 05. Holding Absence – Her Wings 06. Less Than Jake – Hell Looks a Lot Like L.A. 07. Sugarcult – Los Angeles 08. Taking Back Sunday – S’old 09. The Word Alive ft Bad Omens – One Of Us10. Bad Religion – Los Angeles Is Burning 11. The Smith Street Band – Death To The Lads  

Nu schrijven bands veel muziek over allerlei steden. Veel poppunk bands haten natuurlijk het dorp waar ze vandaan komen, maar één bepaalde stad komt wel heel veel voor in de songtitles van bands, namelijk Los Angeles. Daarom deze aflevering o.a. Sugarcult, Bad Religion en Less Than Jake met een nummer over Los Angeles.  Daarnaast zijn er weer flink wat albums uit gekomen, maar ook losse singles. Daarom nieuwe muziek van Holding Absence, Taking Back Sunday en The Word Alive.  Ook duiken Bart & Lesley deze aflevering weer terug in de tijdmachine en gaan we terug naar 2017, deze aflevering met muziek van The Smith Street Band.  Wil je KINK FAST live beluisteren op de radio, dan kan via DAB+ (blok 7D) op maandag om 16.00 en zaterdag om 17.00 op KINK DISTORTION. Playlist: 01. The Used – Pretty Handsome Awkward 02. Dead To Me – I Wanna Die in Los Angeles 03. The Audition – Los Angeles 04. Slackrr – This Time 05. Holding Absence – Her Wings 06. Less Than Jake – Hell Looks a Lot Like L.A. 07. Sugarcult – Los Angeles 08. Taking Back Sunday – S’old 09. The Word Alive ft Bad Omens – One Of Us10. Bad Religion – Los Angeles Is Burning 11. The Smith Street Band – Death To The Lads  

We're joined by The Smith Street Band after their epic performance at The Cambridge Hotel Farewell Festival. ABOUT THE GOOD STUFF Join Bonnie for all The Good Stuff happening around Newcastle and the Hunter. Good people, awesome music and great events happening in Newcastle and the Hunter every weekday from 4 pm. The Good Stuff! https://newcastlelive.com.au/the-good-stuff/ ABOUT NEWCASTLE LIVE From what's on, to what matters. Newcastle Live is the Hunter's source of entertainment and lifestyle news and information. We're devoted to all the great things happening in the region. We'll keep you up to date with what's on in Newcastle, the Hunter and Lake Macquarie. https://newcastlelive.com.au/

Ruttsy left alone in the studio to play his fave Australian Indie bands – Bad Dreems epic song Jack, Beddy Rays great song Sobercoaster, The Pretty Things song Serve Yourself & Bad Dreems song By My Side. I'm acting like Lee Simon at this point! Ruttsy chatted with Kirstan Corben, Executive Director of the Danny Frawley Centre. We covered what the Centre is, what it offers & how it is helping improve physical & mental health outcomes across the community. We discussed the features of the facility, Kirstan's background & that of her team, the aims & objectives of the Centre & how the DFC engages into the community. Finished off the show with The Smith Street Band playing Young Drunk, Violent Soho with Covered in Chrome & the mighty Hives with the TSG theme song.

Platonic Sex: Live at Sonic Masala Fest, The Triffid, Newstead, 13 August 2022 Queer alt-rockers Platonic Sex are next up on the Live Delay roster. They are the main project of frontperson Bridget Brandolini, who describe their band's output as 'rogue Thrash-Folk', and there are certainly parallels that could be made between Platonic Sex and the emotive force of Camp Cope or The Smith Street Band. Hear them recorded live at the Triffid for Sonic Masala Fest on the 13th of August 2022. Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Zac Womal Special thanks to live engineer Steve Palmer Show production and host: Matt Hall Audio producer: Dave Arens Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 16 April 2023 Extra songs: An Horse - "Started A Fire", "Live Well", "Camp Out", "Brain On A Table" and, "Horizons" live at The Zoo, 28 February 2020 Recorded by Scott Mercer Mixed by Jonathan Virgona Originally broadcast in Live Delay ep. 384

Dan Stork is an audio engineer and tour manager from Brisbane, Australia.Dan has done work for Deafheaven, Ruby Fields, Hockey Dad, DZ Deathrays, The Smith Street Band, Russian Circles, Nothing, Rolo Tomassi, Clowns and more.  Listen to the audio-only version of the podcast at:Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/creative-detour-podcast/id1335307416Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4BdoRNAQekMOURzbqgKnWoYouTube - https://youtube.com/mattsimplifiedOr anywhere else you listen to podcasts!Creative Detour is a podcast about creative people and their creative journeys, hosted by music photographer Matt Walter, by Matt, Simplified. 

In 2018, a new Melbourne band arrived featuring ex-members of The Smith Street Band, The Bennies and Apart From This. With the self-deprecating name of LOSER, they hit the ground running with their debut single immediately added to triple j.  Signed to Domestic La La, the label of Violent Soho's James Tidswell, a debut album from LOSER at the start of 2020 signalled a busy year ahead. Those plans soon disappeared, and in lockdown for much of the year, singer Tim Maxwell started to experience severe anxiety. With medication and some family help, the band ended up channelling their frustrations into building their own studio and writing a second album.  All The Rage is the result, a consistent rock record that feeds off the riffs of Queens Of The Stone Age, Weezer, Smashing Pumpkins and other seminal ‘90s and early noughties acts. Tim speaks here with Richard Kingsmill about what he went through last year, how he and his brother Will returned to their original family home to build the studio, and how aliens inspired one of the album's best moments.        

Steve reacts to the legendary pop-punk album Through Being Cool by Saves The Day.Sean gives his thoughts on Australia's The Smith Street Band and their album More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me.Steve drops a bunch of KPOP knowledge on the masses after his wife forced him to dive into BTS' album Map Of The Soul 7.Sean introduces Steve to the folk-rock duo Shovels & RopeWe get a lesson in goth rock history discussing The Cure and their album DisintegrationThe awesome live band hip hop of HeiruspecsTaylor Swift releases a quarantine album

Two bands with die-hard followings go up against each other this week on the pod! Modern Baseball and their sophomore album 'You're Gonna Miss It All' takes on Melbourne's The Smith Street Band and their record 'Throw Me In The River'. Two albums that hold a special place in all of our hearts - this was a fun one! We apologise for Adam's tattoo in advance.

This week is a special one! We finally get to discuss the titanic slab of aggression that is the incredible debut full length from hardcore supergroup END. That album bangs so hard the only way to follow it was to run down some pallet cleansing bbq jams. Jams recommended come from Abrams, Lowrider, The Smith Street Band, Tigerwine, Moses Sumney and Little Albert Little Albert .Thanks for listening! 

This week: new albums from the Smith Street Band, Naked Six and [Public] Enemy [Radio], RUGBY LEAGUE, mating calls, definitely albums, Weddings Parties Anything covers bands, Fitzroy turf wars, Things Of Stone And Wood That Aren’t Beer, don’t talk just go, sax offending, loud is enough, insufficient stickiness, stop eating the microphone, Chuck & friends, old man flow, the Facebook uncle of hiphop, 10 albums in 10 days, not for broadcast, incredibly local, kings and cutthroats, lost in the 90s, hit and Misch, Alvin Stardust, songs to get off heroin to, panned Labyrinth, it’s been a long week and the whisky’s kicking in, Choirboys don’t like big muff, black metal cats, tunnel vision, industrial disease, Tarzan albums, influential vs good, mental pedometers, angry Collective Soul, Garage Days Re-Revisited, RUGBY LEAGUE and the longest uninterrupted string of washed 1980s references in the history of this or indeed any podcast. Next week: Violent Soho rep the 4122, a new Tom Misch/Yussef Dayes collab and Brothers Stoney’s underground debut Stone Broke. Current and recent review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify, along with our full archive of last year's albums and our mixtape of our favourite tracks from therein. Our full list of all the new and classic albums we've reviewed on the pod and Beeso's kids playlist are also available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio,Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and your unvarnished reckons are always welcomed via Twitter, Facebook and email.

This week's episode is a beefy one! With a handful of big, highly anticipated albums coming out within weeks of each other, we definitely have a lot to keep us entertained during this sheltering time. The elephant in the room is, of course, the new album from Dance Gavin Dance, 'Afterburner', in which we give our track-by-track breakdown on - for what has seemingly become a divisive album online. We also give our final thoughts on 'Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible' by Enter Shikari and 'Don't Waste Your Anger' by The Smith Street Band; both of which were released the week prior. Additionally, we get excited for the first two episodes in the sports documentary, The Last Dance, starring Michael Jordan and members of the 90s era Chicago Bulls; and Adam shares his thoughts on two classic albums from The Smashing Pumpkins. Thanks so much for sharing your time with us once again! We very much appreciate your continue support. #DanceGavinDance #Afterburner #EnterShikari #TheSmithStreetBand #SmashingPumpkins #TheLastDance #MichaelJordan #ChicagoBulls --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskinnywithmikeandadam/support

Whilst still in isolation over the phone, Cam and Steve reflect on their current home lives and talk about your happiest music moments, as well as a massive 12 new music tracks including the show's 300th song.New music this week comes from PJ Orr, Doko, KIT, Pepperhead, The Smith Street Band, Jack Bratt, Yours Truly, Neck Deep, XIII, Fortunate Losers, Stepson and Emery Heights.

This week: new albums from Laura Marling and Rookie, while the Stones’ satanic majesties request that you Get Your Ya-Ya’s Out! thanks luv. #okboomer #totesinapprops Also: Classic Rock Week, frothing on campfire folk, clocking Spotify, evolutionary developmental musicology, Marling and me, first year drama projects, ending up where you should have been all along, false advertising, Ahhyynnnnjaaayyyyeee, party’s over, the rise and fall of the album, another band playing Chuck Berry, the Wreck-On-Tours, inventing stadium rock, corporate raiders, the history of Oz indie music in 30 tracks, demarkation disputes, scaring the censors, Hov & Ye, Keef’s book, Leonard Bernstein Leonid Brezhnev Lenny Bruce and Lester Bangs, binary narratives, maintain the rage, a nation of ultracops, it’s just a search away, lockdown divorces, DoCS interventions, scripture vs blasphemy, bad UK hiphop crossovers and a tight two minutes from the Big Yin. Next week: new albums from the Smith Street Band, Naked Six and [Public] Enemy [Radio]. Current and recent review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify, along with our full archive of last year's albums and our mixtape of our favourite tracks from therein. Our full list of all the new and classic albums we've reviewed on the pod, and Beeso's kids playlist are also available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio,Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and your unvarnished reckons are always welcomed via Twitter, Facebook and email.

Will and Jack have Premium Mediocre chat about two new tunes. This week:   Grace Cummings - The Look You Gave (https://spoti.fi/2strmXc) The Smith Street Band - I Am Nothing (https://spoti.fi/2PQmweu)

This Choonsday we talk about the Amy Shark gig here in Darwin, and a new Perth-based indie band "Sly Withers" who opened up. We get into how it all went and if it was any decent. Also talk a little bit about movies, as well as just the overall past week.Links: DraftDay playing at Disco w/ The Smith Street Band: http://bit.ly/tssbdarwin - StiFi sold out tour: https://bit.ly/2PAeatl - Kanye West criticism: https://bit.ly/2PqkL9i - Song Of The Week: Sly Withers - Closer: https://spoti.fi/2pUzZZM - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SlyWithers/ - Thanks for listening, C U Next Choonsday!

Welcome to the improv4humans Best of Music Vol. 4! Listen to incredible musicians The Family Crest, Laura Stevenson, Cory Branan, Worriers, Austin Lucas, San Fermin, The Smith Street Band, and K.Flay play their best songs as inspiration for improvised scenes featuring an amazing roster of the greatest improvisers in the universe including Will Hines, Seth Morris, Drew Spears, Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, Jon Gabrus, Brian Huskey, Mary Holland, Joe Wengert, Craig Rowin, Jessica McKenna, Stephanie Allynne, Matt Newell, Mike McLendon, Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, Dan Lippert, and Paul F. Tompkins. This episode is sponsored by The Jim Jeffries Show Podcast and MVMT Watches (www.MVMT.com/IMPROV).

This week I delve into all the new music this week including The Band Camino, The Smith Street Band, Microwave, Taylor Swift, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Outside of the land of the long white cloud, The Beths were somewhat of a well-kept secret up until about this time last year. With the release of their debut album, Future Me Hates Me, the Auckland band became an international commodity and one of the quickest rising indie-rock bands of 2018. They now have support slots with the likes of Death Cab for Cutie and Bloc Party under their belts, not to mention a string of sold-out gigs both at home and across the pond. Before all of that, though, Liz Stokes and Jonathan Pierce were just awkward indie kids trying to figure out where they fit in. They tell stories from all across their still-blossoming career here, before taking to the stage at the Lansdowne in Sydney. The Beths are touring nationally in March and April, playing theatre shows with The Smith Street Band and headliner club shows with Jess Locke. All dates, information and tickets can be found at www.thebeths.com. Follow The Beths on Twitter and Instagram: @lizstokedstokesFollow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwritesSupport David and the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Gadigal land. It was edited, produced and mixed on Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

This week we're joined by The Smith Street Band's Wil Wagner to talk 1998's Resident Evil 2 and 2012's New Super Mario Bros. U in this time-limited 59 minute and 46 second demo of Filthy Casuals episode 169. PLEASE NOTE that there are Red Dead Redemption 2 SPOILERS from 22:35 through to 32:50. The Smith Street Band are at https://www.thesmithstreetband.com All of our long-form Premium Episodes are available over at http://www.filthycasualspod.bandcamp.com Listen to Adam and Ben's other podcast Arya Talking To Me? - A Game of Thrones Podcast, wherever you find good podcasts. Or to Adam's new podcast Oooh, Spooky - also available in podcast locations. If you'd like to support us on Patreon head to http://www.patreon.com/filthycasualspod - now with a bonus episode every week on the $10 tier See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh Kiff catches up with Lee Hartney of Ghoatte Hordour (many will know him as The Smith Street Band guitarist ) and they discuss how Coheed and Cambria & comic books inspired this new black metal solo project, how it came together and what the future holds. Included in the podcast is the new single "Refuge of the Serpiant".

This week we chat with Jeff Rosenstock about his influence and many connections he has right throughout the indie rock World. Hear tracks by Jeff, Laura Stevenson, Hard Girls, MU330, The Smith Street Band, Jess Locke, AJJ, Mercy Union and much more!

Cam and Steve recap the inaugural Good Things Festival in Australia, featuring The Offspring, Stone Sour, All Time Low, Dropkick Murphys, Bullet For My Valentine, The Used, Babymetal, The Smith Street Band, Northlane, Tonight Alive, WAAX and Ecca Vandal.

Welcome to the improv4humans Best of Music Vol. 4! Listen to incredible musicians The Family Crest, Laura Stevenson, Cory Branan, Worriers, Austin Lucas, San Fermin, The Smith Street Band, and K.Flay play their best songs as inspiration for improvised scenes featuring an amazing roster of the greatest improvisers in the universe including Will Hines, Seth Morris, Drew Spears, Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, Jon Gabrus, Brian Huskey, Mary Holland, Joe Wengert, Craig Rowin, Jessica McKenna, Stephanie Allynne, Matt Newell, Mike McLendon, Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, Dan Lippert, and Paul F. Tompkins. This episode is sponsored by The Jim Jeffries Show Podcast and MVMT Watches ( www.MVMT.com/IMPROV ).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What the frick! Big bang theory has been announced there will be no more seasons! So we talk about it's death and how to celebrate the occasion. Vorn makes a masturbating telemarketers dream cum true by actually getting Mia Khalifa into an episode. Rob joins The Smith Street Band and records a bunch of songs. Pete... well Pete kinda just showed up. And actually a buttload more about this TV shoe.

Press Club played their first show at the start of 2017. 18 months later, they'd opened for everyone from The Smith Street Band to Kingswood and sold out their first-ever headlining tour. Sure enough, this kind of thing just didn't happen overnight. The members of Press Club have been at it for years now - in fact, bassist Ian MacRae and drummer Frank Lees have been playing in bands together since they were in high school. Before a packed-out show at Sydney's Chippo Hotel, the rhythm section convened in a nearby park to talk about their unexpected background and the current wave of momentum they're riding. Press Club's debut album, Late Teens, is out now.It can be downloaded, streamed and purchased here: https://pressclub.bandcamp.com/album/late-teens The band play two sold-out shows at Bloodhound Bar this weekend before appearing at Beer Incider and Yours & Owls festival later this year. Follow Press Club on Instagram: @pressclubmusicFollow the podcast on Twitter and Facebook: @BarBandsPodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwritesSupport the podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/barbands

This week, topics include Mother's Day, The Outhouse and being transparent. Enjoy. Songs played this week: 1) Skeleton by The Front Bottoms 2) Boxing Timelines by The Early November 3) I Miss You by Incubus 4) Old Friends by Pinegrove 5) Calgary Girls by The Smith Street Band 6) Transatlanticism by Death Cab for Cutie

This week, a semi-featured artist show. Topics include: film critic vs film reviewer, finding the time? and good stress or bad stress. Enjoy! Songs played this week: 1) Forrest by The Smith Street Band 2) Peach by The Front Bottoms 3) Parachute by Neck Deep 4) Birthdays by The Smith Street Band 5) Skeleton by The Front Bottoms 6) Beautiful Madness by Neck Deep

In this stacked month of new album releases, we do a track-by-track review of a highly anticipated and long awaited record, "Crooked Shadows" by Dashboard Confessional. It's been nine years since their last album, which is an album that we both hold in high regard, so how does this new album stack up? Has it Stolen our hearts or will we be Vindicated in our disappointment?Also on the show this week, the new album announcement for The New Album by 30 Seconds To Mars; Miss Fortune announced their return with an upcoming single; James Hetfield of Metallica will be in an upcoming movie; and the official Vans Warped Tour Twitter page hopes to squash all rumors about a certain band's supposed reunion.Finally, we briefly review albums from Good Tiger, The Smith Street Band, and Tigers Jaw. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskinnywithmikeandadam/support

We're excited for this week's episode because we were gifted with one of our most anticipated albums of this year - or any year - Sleepwalkers by Brian Fallon! We get to do a track-by-track review of his second solo album so please join us as we share our thoughts on each song and whether or not we enjoyed it...let's be real here, OF COURSE we loved it!Also discussed this week, the new album announcement from The Wonder Years; The Amity Affliction will be parting ways with their long time drummer for health reasons; and we briefly review albums from Loyals, Justin Timberlake, Lostboycrow, The Horizon Line, Waterparks, Tiny Moving Parts, The Smith Street Band, and Tiger's Jaw --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskinnywithmikeandadam/support

Riker is a bad influence on Wesley. Erica took a field trip to the worst convenience store. Kevin finds a new music love with The Smith Street Band. Erica loves the 80s anime Saint Seiya and talks books with “Sleepless” … Continue reading →

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

Musical guest The Smith Street Band joins improvisers Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, and Dan Lippert for this week's improv4humans! They perform songs that lead to scenes about bringing a girlfriend to band practice, the worst fake laugh in the world, and a romantic evening on a freezing rooftop. Plus, a rock star has trouble explaining lyrics in an interview, and schoolchildren identify with animals for deeply existential reasons.

Musical guest The Smith Street Band joins improvisers Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, and Dan Lippert for this week's improv4humans! They perform songs that lead to scenes about bringing a girlfriend to band practice, the worst fake laugh in the world, and a romantic evening on a freezing rooftop. Plus, a rock star has trouble explaining lyrics in an interview, and schoolchildren identify with animals for deeply existential reasons.

This week, we're covering remakes, weddings and divorce. It's quite the show. Enjoy! Songs played this week: 1) Sixteen by Diet Cig 2) La Dee Da by Foo Fighters 3) In Bloom by Neck Deep 4) Asphalt Ocean by The Mites 5) Young Once by The Smith Street Band 6) Over and Over Again by The Used

We love Green Guide Letters about Studio 10's Margaret Court kindness, and is Jane Bunn's meteorology background useless?  Plus that time The Smith St. Band broke up in China, why Wil has started giving out guitars and we ponder if the street press will report on this podcast?    MELBOURNE LIVE SHOW THIS SATURDAY THE 16TH SEPTEMBER  Club Voltare 4:15pmTICKETS    SUPPORT THE ONGOING PRODUCTION OF I LOVE GREEN GUIDE LETTERS AND RECIEVE EVERY EPISODE EVER IN FULL AND ENJOY ON GOING BONUS CONTENT FOR JUST $3 A MONTH. patreon.com/iLoveGGLetters     YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars with a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it.      WANT TO HEAR COMEDIANS TALK STAR WARS? Being a Star Wars nerd has never been more enjoyable. - Rip It Up Magazine www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes     GET A FREE AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW! FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK www.audibletrial.com/letters. Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged.     TweetSteele SaundersI Love Green Guide Letters  

We love Green Guide Letters about Studio 10's Margaret Court kindness, and is Jane Bunn's meteorology background useless?  Plus that time The Smith St. Band broke up in China, why Wil has started giving out guitars and we ponder if the street press will report on this podcast?    MELBOURNE LIVE SHOW THIS SATURDAY THE 16TH SEPTEMBER  Club Voltare 4:15pmTICKETS    SUPPORT THE ONGOING PRODUCTION OF I LOVE GREEN GUIDE LETTERS AND RECIEVE EVERY EPISODE EVER IN FULL AND ENJOY ON GOING BONUS CONTENT FOR JUST $3 A MONTH. patreon.com/iLoveGGLetters     YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars with a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it.      WANT TO HEAR COMEDIANS TALK STAR WARS? Being a Star Wars nerd has never been more enjoyable. - Rip It Up Magazine www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes     GET A FREE AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW! FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK www.audibletrial.com/letters. Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged.     TweetSteele SaundersI Love Green Guide Letters  

In this weeks episode I talk to Jhon Cosgrove of Mike TV who under the names of Mike TV and Pickled Dick released some of the catchiest UK punk songs of the early noughties. We talk about playing to 11,000 people in china, what it's like to be naked on telly... Oh and listen to some of Jhon's greatest hits too.

I am joined by the wonderful Mark Baldwin of UK Punk band Foreign Bier. We discuss all things punk and play "5am Kick out" from their new EP. I talk a bit of Blink and play "Take it to the streets" by Folk Punk band Matilda's Scoundrels

We finish going over the Top 100 albums given to us by our listener, Brandon. Also discussed on this week's episode, new album announcements from Sleeping With Sirens and Circa Survive; we discuss the rumors surrounding the death of Chris Cornell; and we review albums from Tigers Jaw, The Smith Street Band, David Bazan, and All Time Low. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theskinnywithmikeandadam/support

I am joined by Jerad Griffin AKA Rilian all the way from Tampa... He discusses growing up in the Florida punk scene and we play his brand new single "Are you out there" We discuss each others favourite new albums which are Rozwell Kid & The Smith Street Band's latest efforts. I also give a live review of the TSSB/ The Bennies and Shit Present plus new music from Years Young and True Heights Join Us

For years, Georgia's A.W. would write, record and play music in their bedroom; completely unaware of the impact their songs and albums were having on the world outside. The magic of the internet meant their unique, earnest and catchy music was heard across the world; and it's brought her a surefire cult fanbase along the way. In May, A.W. and their backing band toured Australia for the very first time in support of lifetime friends of the show The Smith Street Band. We were able to steal A.W. away for a hot minute before they took to the stage of the Enmore Theatre. With the precious time we had, we talked shop on MySpace days, getting in on the early days of crowdfunding and how A.W. was into Plain White T's BEFORE it was cool. (It was never cool.) NOTE: This podcast was recorded before A.W. had come out as non-binary and changed their name. As such, it features feminine pronouns and their previous name.A.W.'s single, "Runaway," is out now. Check out the lyric video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnj9wX-hMMY Support the podcast on Patreon! http://patreon.com/barbands http://paypal.me/DJYwrites Follow A.W. on Twitter and Instagram: @listentoaw Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites

Jay John talks briefly with Jhube about The Smith Street Band performing at The Forum in Melbourne, their supporting act Joyce Manor, and record label Asian Man Records. Their last tour date in Australia (for now) is June 9th in Perth. Note: This podcast does not feature the full songs. Listen to the full tracks along with the rest of the episode with one of the following methods: 1. Our free APP for Asian pop tunes 24/7. Download here: goo.gl/nRFtjy 2. Online at asianpopradio.com And later: Subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes - never miss an episode! Or search Asian Pop Radio on TuneIn

On this episode of OLP we've got new stuff from Bombers, Red City Radio, Playing Dead, The Scandals, and Grieving, plus cult classics from 3 and Pegboy, and much more.1. "Swann Street" by 3 (from Dark Days Coming)2. "She Don't Want a Man" by Shanda & The Howlers (from Trouble)3. "RNR Vision" by Bombers (from Memorial Day)4. "J Station" by Adult Mom (from Soft Spots)5. "The Lies I Need" by Nothington (from In The End)6. "New Air" by Fire in the Radio (from New Air)7. "Lucky Sevens" by The Scandals (from Lucky Sevens)8. "Where the Story Goes" by Playing Dead (from December Blue)9. "Mesa" by Cayetana (from New Kind Of Normal)10. "Tear Shaped Bruise" by Dead Bars (from Dream Gig)11. "Until the Next Cliffhanger" by Doug McKean (from Concerto for Second Fiddle)12. "Brian Emo" by Grieving (from Brian Emo)13. "Rebels" by Red City Radio (from Rebels)14. "City Arms" by Girls Club (from Lavender Scare)15. "Birthdays" by The Smith Street Band (from More Scared Of You Than You Are Of Me)16. "The Tide" by RVIVR (from The Tide b/w Shaggy)17. "American Love" by Aree & the Pure Hearts (from Heartsongs) 18. "Through My Fingers" by Pegboy (from Strong Reaction / Three-Chord Monte) *Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

Notre épisode de Pâque livré pour vous avec un léger retard. Au menu: le drame de la NES Mini, Goof Troops, le nouvel album de The Smith Street Band, segment country avec Lillie Mae et retour sur Hearthstone. En prime, on parle de Judah Ben Hur et pourquoi vous n'avez rien manqué au Record Store Day.

Josh gives us his honest opinions on the new Smith Street Band album More Scared of You Than You Are of Me in this week's episode. He also has a ton of recommendations for y'all to listen to this week and even hints at what he might be talking about on next weeks episode. Links to all the recommendations can be found below! Also, look out for the Noise in Your Head Spotify Playlist coming soon!  Recommended Artists/Albums Midnight Snack  --  Child's Eyes Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2IzPhYbRDAlEHxhVOUWmLv  Diet Cig  --  Swear I'm Good At This Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4KnblhI249kfLv3rpirfBt  Happyness  --  Write In Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/36BZu35vaFbBo225VrVIOx  The Honorary Title  --   Anything Else But The Truth Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0nIWusgskyYi0fzV4A0xUi      Songs Used In This Episode The Smith Street Band  Forrest  Birthdays Song For You Passonia Run Into The World 25 Young Once Laughing (or pretending to laugh) Midnight Snack Back To The Source  Diet Cig Sixteen Happyness Falling Down The Honorary Title Revealing Too Much     

Hill and Beez discuss Mark Morton from Lamb Of God's solo album, Korn's 12 year old bassist, our imaginary Netflix series starring Scott Stapp and Wes Scantlin, how the charts are impacted by streaming and play a WORLD EXCLUSIVE new track from Gnarwolves' forthcoming album, Outsiders. There are album reviews on some of the best releases we've missed this year including Within The Ruins, Vein, Royal Thunder and The Smith Street Band, live reports from Parkway Drive in the UK and Dreamcar, Thursday and When We Were Young festival and our Album Club is on Bring Me The Horizon's Sempiternal. That’s Not Metal is powered by Marshall. The world’s leading amps, effects pedals, headphones and more are available at shop.marshallamps.com #liveformusic

This week my guest is Wil Wagner (The Smith Street Band), Wil came back for a follow up to the last chat we had to discuss their new album 'More Scared of You than You are of Me'. We also covered a good amount of general chatter about the music industry and starting a record label, tune in! Check out The Smith Street Band here: http://www.thesmithstreetband.com/ Check out Mental Cavity here: https://mentalcavity.bandcamp.com/releases

Welcome back, Angry Grrrl Music listeners! This month we're joined by Jamie Coletta of SideOne Dummy Records (https://sideonedummy.bandcamp.com), who dishes on what it's like working in the label side of music, making friends with musicians she admires, and her journey to the indie side of music. Sprinkled throughout the episode, we have a number of Jamie's favorite songs from SideOne Dummy Bands. Follow Jamie on Twitter at @jamiecoletta- you'll just love her energy toward her bands!Artists featured:Meatwave, "Run You Out" (https://meatwavechicago.bandcamp.com)The Smith Street Band, "Birthdays" (https://thesmithstreetband.bandcamp.com)Allison Weiss, "The Same" (https://allisonweiss.bandcamp.com)Jeff Rosenstock, "...While You're Alive" (https://jeffrosenstock.bandcamp.com)Get in touch with me at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, on Twitter & Instagram @AngryGrrrlMusic, or "Like" on Facebook!

One of the biggest questions this pre-season involves which ruckmen should make their way into your AFL Fantasy Classic team. Over the last few years the top two ruckmen from the previous season haven't backed it up. Will Max Gawn be the man again? Does Brodie Grundy start 2017 how he finished last year? Or do we see Stefan Martin and Todd Goldstein bounce back? Roy, Calvin and Warnie discuss different structures for your ruck line up and how best to spend your cash. Register for AFL Fantasy: http://fantasy.afl.com.au Also in this week's podcast: • Who is burning up the track and training the house down. • A look at Roy's team and his tips in selecting your squad. • Wil Wagner from The Smith Street Band discusses his Fantasy Classic team. • Fantasy question time from social media.

Featuring Babaganouj, Ultra Material, No Sister, Sleepwalks, Undead Apes, Eat Laser Scumbag!, Grieg, The Goon Sax, Eyes Ninety, The Smith Street Band, Jess Locke Band, High Tension, Ted Danson With Wolves, Feathers and Blank Realm. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 25th of December, 2016. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Evan and Josh their best Dracula impression in this weeks super spooky Take Up Reel Special edition. They try to unravel the mystery of why horror movies have gotten so bad and give their top 5 favorite Halloween/Horror movies. Come hear what they chose and learn a little more about our hosts!   Songs Used: Opening: High Heel Leather Boots by Baby Bee Moster Mash by Bobby Pickette When I Was A Boy I Thought I Was A Fish by The Smith Street Band Closing: Sigourney Weaver by The Smith Street Band

No Sister: Kicking off their career in Brisbane in 2014, No Sister are now calling Melbourne their home for their alt-rock noise making antics. Over the past two years, they have released four singles with a sound that has been compared to legendary noise rock artists Sonic Youth and The Velvet Underground. They released their self titled debut album on the 30th of August 2016, which was self-recorded and mixed by the band. Recorded live at the Greenslopes Bowls Club as part of Sonic Masala Fest on the 13th of August 2016. Recorded & mixed by Branko Cosic. Greyface: Kicking it since 2014, Greyface make catchy alternative rock that you can nod your head to. Sounding somewhere in between The Smith Street Band and The Gaslight Anthem, their songs are hard hitting punk tracks with well crafted lyrics shouted out with a raspy voice. Their debut album ‘Grey Hairs’ was released in November 2015 and has seen them win support slots for Australian punks BATPISS, Super Best Friends and The Bennies. Recorded live at Crowbar on the 10th of June 2016. Recorded & Mmixed by Reuben Aptroot. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 4th September 2016. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

You can't keep Brad Fulton too far from a stage. The Melbourne native cut his teeth at the helm of a triple-pronged guitar attack in The Gun Runners before becoming a member of feminist hardcore renegades Outright. He's also subbed in as lead guitarist for Ceres, worshipped one of the dark lords of rock & roll with The Glenn Danzing Tapdanzig Extravadanzig and has most recently spent time as a stage-hand and guitar tech for the likes of The Smith Street Band, Luca Brasi and Violent Soho. In-between duties at the Enmore Theatre for the sold-out Violent Death Gooch Rats tour, Fullo pulled up a chair and shared tales from the road, from the guitar rack and from the top of the stairwell at Caringbah Bizzo's (RIP). Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Spit the Dummy Records. New releases from Treehouses and Nothing Rhymes with David out now: http://spittthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com Support also comes from Sad Grrrls Club. Sad Grrrls Fest is one month away! Melbourne at the Reverence Hotel October 1st and Sydney at the Factory Floor on October 8th. For more information and tickets, visit www.sadgrrrlsclub.com Support also comes from YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show up online. For more information, visit http://www.patreon.com/barbands Follow Brad on Instagram: @breadpls Follow the podcast on Twitter: @barbandspod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites Follow Sad Grrrls Club on Twitter and Instagram: @sadgrrrlsclub

I will not tire of listening to this episode.On June 19th this year, my wife and I made our way to Federation Square to see some live music from acts we love - Felix Riebl and The Smith Street Band. Earlier, Tripod and Waleed Aly's Robot Child had performed. It was an event to launch Refugee Week and the MC was Osamah Sami.After hearing him speak for just a few minutes on stage, I knew I would invite him to the podcast. Not only for his wit and humour, but his unique story which has seen much suffering but also fantastic success. A refugee who moves to Australia as a teenager knowing no English couldn't possibly win literary & acting awards twenty years later?? What amazing things to do in your third language! If you put your heart & soul in to anything, the goal is possible. He knows the English language better than those who've used it their entire lives. Listening to this you'll hear remarkable poetry, a few whole-hearted f bombs, real laughter, stories of war, families divided and reunited, sporting triumph, singing... think about what living in your country means to you and wonder what it would be like if you happened to be born elsewhere. How would life be different? How would your perspectives shift?This chat has the full spectrum. The episode is the longest so far in this series and I hope you can get through the whole thing - even if you hit pause and come back! I didn't anticipate adding any national anthem to the Ever-growing Playlist of Joy, but I think it's pretty cool to have one there now, especially after hearing some of Osamah's story. To learn more, grab his book.Also keep an eye out for Ali's Wedding and Two Refugees and a Blondehttps://play.spotify.com/user/thesongnerd/playlist/1PjMUX8R9cwbvl62O0HFpT If you download the apps, you can subscribe through iTunes and also follow the podcast at Whooshkaa, where you'll be kept in touch with new episodes as they're published. If you love it, share it! Thanks for your support. I hope you can do something today that makes you happy. 

This is a very special episode for us as it features songs from Jess Locke, High Tension, Smith Street Band, during the legendary ‘Gig of The Century’ fundraising show for the #keepcommunityradio movement that took place at Crowbar in Brisbane on the 5th of June, 2016. a very big thank you for everybody who got involved in this show. The bands who dedicated their time, the venue who dedicated their business, and the patrons who donated their money. As you may be aware, The Federal Budget contains cuts of $1.4 million p.a., funding that currently keeps community radio stations like this one, broadcasting on digital radio in 5 capital cities. The good guys at The Smith Street Band helped organise this fundraising event and implemented a ‘pay what you feel’ payment model at the door, with all proceeds going to community radio. They managed to raise $3,500 on the day, and more importantly highlighted an important issue in our industry. The Smith Street Band: In only 5 years of existence The Smith Street Band have made a tremendous impact on the Australian music scene by revitalising the long forgotten genre that is a staple of our cultural identity; Pub Rock. Their raw punk rock sound with intelligent lyricism delivered in vocalist Wil Wagner's instantly recognisable, prominent and sharp Australian tone have made The Smith Street Band our new Pub Rock icons. High Tension: Coming from Collingwood in Victoria, High Tension are a brutal four piece that have been hitting it hard since their beginning in 2012. Fronted by the outright terrifying Jakarta born Karina Utomo, High tension will leave you in a dizzying state of disaster which is amplified ten fold during their live performances. Sounding like they’ve taken an influence from every possible style of heavy music and fused it together to make High Tension stand out in their own. They’ve released two albums so far through the Cooking Vinyl label, 2013’s ‘Death Beat’ and 2015’s ‘Bully’, both of which have received critical acclaim including ARIA award nominations, flawless reviews from music publications, and even the tick of approval from master of hardcore himself, Henry Rollins. The powerful thud behind the drum kit, with pounding fuzzed out bass lines, sharp erratic guitar, and the unpredictable howls, screams and slurs on the vocals make High Tension a band worth checking out. Jess Locke Band: Starting off as a solo project in 2009 and consisting of only her voice and acoustic guitar, Jess Locke recorded her first album ‘In the Bedroom’ literally in her bedroom, true DIY style. Over the years since, she has released another four DIY acoustic albums as well as a live album from The Old Bar in Melbourne. But in 2014 Jess decided to switch up her playing styles and bring in a few other elements like drums, percussion, bass, ukulele and even some good ol electric guitar. The lo-fi sounds of her DIY recordings, simple and effective melodies and blissful delivery of her sad girl lyricism create a powerful sound of her own that makes for very comfortable listening. Her latest track ‘Paper Planes’ was released at the start of June and is the first taste of her next album due for recording later in the year. All sets were Recorded at Crowbar on the 5th of June, 2016 by Branko Cosic. All sets mixed by Branko Cosic. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 3rd July 2016. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

This week my guest is Wil Wagner (The Smith Street Band), Wil came around and had a chat about growing up in a creative family, his love for Bruce Springsteen, and writing and creating music as a solo performer and with The Smith Street Band. This was a really fun chat, and was great to meet Wil properly and have a hearty discussion about music! Enjoy, BRUTAL! Check us on the other web: www.obliviousmaximuspodcast.com

Friend and frequent collaborator Lucas put his hand up to be our first recommendation recipient. To hear songs from these albums, and all the other music we discuss, check out this episode's playlist on Spotify here. That includes the Smith Street Band song Britt references, which is actually called "Wipe That Shit-Eating Grin Off Your Punchable Face", a legacy that we here at HRFY consider perfect for former PM Tony Abbott. If you'd like some personalised recommendations, email us (hrfypod@gmail.com) or tweet us (@hrfypodcast) with three songs you're digging right now, and a bit on why each track speaks to you.

A dislocated shoulder and a few happy accidents lead a punk part-timer into the role of the lifetime - the driving force of The Smith Street Band, who have evolved into one of the country's most respected and beloved contemporary rock bands. Chris Cowburn might not be up-front - either literally or figuratively - but he's been a part of the band since its formation, and has also moved into various managerial roles as well as founding his own label, Jackknife Music. At the top of another national tour, Chris shared his tales of unexpected European shenanigans, finding a home in Poison City and taking the world on one sweaty club show at a time. The Smith Street Band have just released a new single, "I Scare Myself Sometimes," featuring the vocals of Lucy Wilson of The Sugarcanes. The 7-inch can be purchased via Poison City Records here: http://poisoncityestore.com/collections/frontpage/products/the-smith-street-band-i-scare-myself-sometimes-7 The band end their national tour with a show tonight in Byron Bay and two sets at the Yours & Owls Festival in Wollongong on the 3rd and the 4th. Jackknife Music proudly present The Hotelier's debut tour of Australia alongside Ceres. For more information, visit www.jackknife.com.au Follow The Smith Street Band on Twitter: @smithstband Follow Jackknife on Twitter: @jackknifemusic

ep 155 - 'the dark before the dawn' This week, the annual birthday is almost upon us! Therefore, topics include: my recent invitation to teach art, my birthday and a fear of the dark. It's not quite the episode you are thinking it is. Get ready, get set and ENJOY! Songs played this week: 1) Something I Can Hold In My Hands by The Smith Street Band 2) Best Game Ever by Mikey Mason 3) Seasons (Waiting On You) by Future Islands 4) Vanport by Astro Tan 5) Let It Decay by The Silversun Pickups 6) I Love Life by The Smith Street Band

- Nick is joined by Graeme Bowman, who is performing in the comedy show Patriarchy: Where Would We Be Without You and is co-founder of Wise Women Will Save the World. - The importance of addressing patriarchy and the role of art in bringing about social change. - The Smith Street Band. - The possibility of Tony Abbott being replaced as Prime Minister. - Beyond Greens campaigns against repressive metadata laws. - Jess Isons talk from the Institute for Critical Animal Studies Oceania 2014 conference, which links feminism and concern for animals. - For more information on this episode and for links to all of the stories and clips from it, go to: http://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2015/03/10/89/

ep 135 - 'a missed opportunity....' This week, it's all about The Smith Street Band and The Juliana Hatfield Three! Topics include: LEGO's, 'Dumb and Dumber To' and my recent attempt to see The Juliana Hatfield Three. It's a shorter show, but it's a show. ENJOY! Songs played this week: 1) I'm Shy by The Juliana Hatfield Three 2) Surrender by The Smith Street Band 3) Now That I Have Found You by The Juliana Hatfield Three 4) I Don't Wanna Die Anymore by The Smith Street Band 5) If I Could by The Juliana Hatfield Three 6) Surrey Dive by The Smith Street Band

ep 134 - 'a critical life.' This week, it's all about my epic journey with Comcast, adopting my new puppy and a sort of tribute to Roger Ebert. It's a return to form. ENJOY! Songs played this week: 1) The Irony Of Choking On A Lifesaver by All Time Low 2) Get High, See No One by The Smith Street Band 3) I Feel Like Dancin' by All Time Low 4) Young Drunk by The Smith Street Band 5) Something's Gotta Give by All Time Low 6) Sigourney Weaver by The Smith Street Band

This week, we discuss #Tay4Hottest100, Peter Pants, and the lesser-known works of Kelsey Grammer. Plus we revisit fan favourite segments such as Animorphs Minute, George Calling In and Something Something Jepsen! Also, we introduce SSJ's producer, Gavin.MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanCall Me: The GratesBack Against The Wall: PUPFEATURE TRACK: Guilt Trip by PUP, from their self-titled debut. Check out the video here. Check out details of their Australian tour with the Smith Street Band here.CLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!Check out Xavier on the Stop The Posts podcast this week!

- Terrorism, Islamophobia, free speech and Charlie Hedbo. - Rupert Murdoch mocked by comedian Aziz Ansari and writer JK Rowling for the anti-Muslim comments he made after the Charlie Hedbo attacks. - Iggy Azaleas hip hop, analysed through the lens of gender, race and class. - Listener feedback and updates on previous episodes. - The Smith Street Band's new anti-Abbott, pro-refugee song. - For more information on this episode and for links to all of the stories and clips from it, go to: http://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2015/01/27/84/

Fugazi demos. Smith Street Band's full length. Record store finds. HR's new EP.

Chatter about and music from a lot of the music we’re hooked on these days, including Dave Hause, Frank Turner, Smith Street Band, The Fratellis and the Songs for Slim compilation. We also provide a detailed analysis of Thanksgiving foods and pie. Compelling, isn’t it? Direct download of the podcast: Dyslexic Heart 11/30/13 (81:55 min, … Continue reading Dyslexic Heart Podcast #15

Toronto-based music writer Joshua Kloke is joined us in studio this week with tales of his first published novel (ESCAPE IS AT HAND), his brand new publishing company (ETERNAL CAVALIER PRESS), and his recent trip to the lowest of continents. Music from: Constantines, Shannon and the Clams, Restorations, Night Birds, Dead Farmers, Smith Street Band, and more!

Featuring: Thy Art Is Murder - "Whore To A Chainsaw" Bronson - "Cuts to the Bone" Sewercide - "Seismic Annihilation" Ashes of December - "Thank You, Mr Sheen" Backyard Surgeons - "Hospital" Tantalum - "Monster" Dress To Riot - "Fall and Break" Road To Ransome - "Blinding Lights" Between The Wars - "I Forget What I'm Doing Here" Reactions - "Hell & Back" The Smith Street Band - "When I Was A Boy, I Thought I Was A Fish" Abramalin - "Spiritual Justice"

Moshcast - Episode 2, presented to you by Chucking a Mosh - Australia's best source for the freshest punk, hardcore and metal news at www.chuckingamosh.com. In this episode: 1. A Sleepless Melody - "Heart in Hand" 2. Let Me Down Jungleman - "Who Knows" 3. Darren Gibson - "The Window By The Stairs" 4. Bateman - "Scalpel/Sledgehammer" 5. Trophyknife - "Longer Days" 6. Smith Street Band feat. Jamie Hay - "Making The Nouveau Riche" 7. Monuments - "I'm Gonna Need A Broadsword" 8. Waiting Room - "Celephais" 9. Luca Brasi - "Theme Song From HQ" 10. Luca Brasi - "Southbound" 11. Milhouse - "We Need A Long Holiday" 12. Urns - "Blood Crimes" 13. Day of Contempt - "Drain"