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Scott Radinsky is the lead singer and founding member of "Pulley". Pulley have been playing music since the mid 90's. Scott was the original singer for Ten foot Pole and left to pursue a career in major league baseball as well as start his own band. After dealing with the last year and a half of cancelled shows, Pulley decided to start a series of reimagined versions of older songs. Their EP titled "Different Strings" is being released digitally and on Vinyl May 28 on SBÄM Records. The selections from this EP is from their first album "Esteem Drive Engine". Thanks Scott for sharing some time to talk music and old guy stuff!! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pulleymattersSBAM records: https://shop.sbam.rocks/blogs/news/pulley-different-strings Brought to you by AIXdsp Shop now and get up to 50% off on all plugins.Website: HEREPledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/ Support my Ride to conquer cancer in august: LINK

John Merchant of Ghosts Of Sunset stops by for this episode of Super Cool Radio. Ghosts Of Sunset is a really awesome band comprised of John Merchant and Todd Long. They released a concept EP based on the rise and fall of the 80s Sunset Strip rock era. Matthew and John discuss the EP, working with all the guest musicians, signing with Golden Robot Records, the possibility of a staged "feud" with Wildstreet, and so much more! Plus there is a teaser for Headed West after the interview. Please check out, stream, support, and give a like to Ghosts Of Sunset. Their EP is amazing! SCR and Matthew Thomas would like to thank John for the great interview. Intro music: Headed West by Ghosts of Sunset Promo picture courtesy of Ghosts Of Sunset If you like this podcast and want to support Super Cool Radio, please check out our store! It is a great way to directly support SCR and get some great merch, too! Link for SCR store: Super Cool Radio Archives - Endeavor After, LLC (endeavorafterllc.com) Also we have baseball hats with two logo options for sale. They are $21 including shipping. Contact Super Cool Radio for more details. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/supercoolradio/support

I had Will & Max of the band Dosser (Baltimore, MD) on for this one. Their EP labeled "Brainscan" came out at the beginning of the year. Brainscan takes its name from a 90's sci-fi/horror movie starring Edward Furlong. The movie shows a young teenager transition from being someone who is constantly playing video games to a serial killer. One of the big subjects Dosser wrote about on this EP and for future songs is not truly knowing what someone is going through on the inside. It's easy to portray a happy life through social media, but for some people, that does not tell the full story. They have hidden stress that the world does not know about or sees. Like so many other artists over the past year, mental health has become a main theme of song writing. Mostly because we have been isolated due to a pandemic, but also the demands of being young in this world begins to creep in. There is this preconceived notion that everyone should follow a path of going to college, having a family, etc. but people don't talk about the loads of stess from needing to find a job that seeks years of experience and having a bunch of debt. Will and Bret talk about current societies pressure put on people and the anxiety that starts to come with it in their lyrics. Check out Dosser below: Bandcamp - https://dossermd.bandcamp.com Instagram/Twitter - @dossermd Really Rad Records - https://www.reallyradrecs.com/dosser

Nature is everywhere you go. Beautiful forever....... Producers Shakib Jakir and Eric Shans team up for this Canopy exclusive mix which highlights tracks coming on the Canopy Sounds label over the remainder of 2020. Shakib Jakir started his musical journey at a very young age. He grew up learning Indian classical music at the age of 4 playing harmony with his father. For years he played the bass, but his love for the melodic structures of deep house & techno drew him to produce his own crafted electronic creations. He learned production from some of his very close and talented friends, but his unique sound and production style came so naturally that he has since then taken his own path where he often blends beautiful strings, organic drums, and world sounds. Eric met Shakib a few years back on Soundcloud of all places when Shakib heard some of Eric's productions. He has been making music for two decades that range from ambient, to synth driven house, and electronic pop, and everywhere in between, while also running his own labels. The two have since built a lasting friendship which has since blossomed into a true production team. They've worked on many things over their time of knowing each other but now they've finally honed on a sound that truly works for both of them. Shakib and Eric's mix demonstrates the Canopy motif which is memorable, soul enriching music that stems from the heart's core. 3 of their tracks, "Yuhi"(Sunset), "Empyrean", and "Ardour" from their forthcoming Canopy EP "Ardour" can be heard on this exclusive mix. Their EP is set to be released in September. Follow Shakib Jakir SC: https://soundcloud.com/shakib-1/ Beatport : https://www.beatport.com/artist/shakib-jakir/540588 FB : https://www.facebook.com/shakib.jkr Follow Eric Shans SC: https://soundcloud.com/eric-shans Beatport : https://www.beatport.com/artist/eric-shans/6134 FB : https://www.facebook.com/djericshans/ Stay tuned for news from Canopy Sounds and our family: www.facebook.com/rmcanopysounds/ www.instagram.com/canopysounds/

It's a conversation (recorded from inside a closet) with local metalcore outfit Epirus! We talked about their upcoming EP, life as a band during the pandemic, easycore (which was a new one on me), and much more. This episode is slightly shorter than usual, because there's only one song as opposed to the usual four. Their EP isn't out yet, so the only track we used in the podcast was the debut single, "It's Not Me". This episode is brought to you by our friends the Dirty Beat and Jared Adams. Don’t forget to help out our pals at the Park Theatre! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon. You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case!

It's a conversation (recorded from inside a closet) with local metalcore outfit [Epirus](http://epirus.bandcamp.com/releases)! We talked about their upcoming EP, life as a band during the pandemic, easycore (which was a new one on me), and much more. This episode is slightly shorter than usual, because there's only one song as opposed to the usual four. Their EP isn't out yet, so the only track we used in the podcast was the debut single, "It's Not Me". This episode is brought to you by our friends [the Dirty Beat](http://www.instagram.com/thedirtybeat/) and [Jared Adams](http://tragicnostalgia.ca/). Don't forget to help out our pals at [the Park Theatre](http://www.gofundme.com/f/a-helping-high-five-for-the-park-theatre)! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on [Patreon](http://www.patreon.com/witchpolice). You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case!

I sat down w an old Starbucks coworker of mine and bassist of punk band Stalones, Hermann Hammermeister. Their EP "3 White Trashes and a German" is out on Bandcamp - he's the German. We discussed the Starbucks life, mosh pits, German live music vs American live music, the story of Stalones, and listening to music to chill out vs getting hyped. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

This week, Ted and Clayton discuss black and white classics Harakiri and Casablanca. Spoilers for Harakiri start at 11:15 Casablanca discussion starts at 25:15 Spoilers for Casablanca start at 34:45 Next week’s films are discussed at 45:40 Ted's Letterboxd list: https://letterboxd.com/pizzahted/list/ted-ryans-you-have-to-watch-this-podcast/ Clayton's Letterboxd list: https://letterboxd.com/claytonterry/list/you-have-to-watch-this-films-ranked/ Our intro song is Outro by Vulfpeck, you can find Ted's artwork @TheseFineTimes on Twitter and thank you to Anchor for making this podcast possible. Be sure to check out our friend Conor McKee's awesome band Soul Human at @SoulHumanJams on Instagram. Their EP, Objects in Space, is available now on Spotify.

In this episode, Kloe and Alex discuss the importance of decreasing air pollution by turning off your idle vehicle, the departure of Scott Metzger from Freetail Brewing, and will Beto O'Rourke run for office again in the near future? We then head to head quarters for one of San Antonio's most captivating and intriguing photographers, Mr. Josh Huskin to talk about the art of capturing a memorable photo and more. To conclude this episode, Jackie and Alex head to High Wheel inside Dorcol to chat with head brewer, Randy Ward about planes, trains, and alcohol. Well, maybe not planes but you do hear a lot of trains, and we drink a ton of good beer. Music this week is provided by St. Dukes. Their EP, 58 is out on Spotify and other streaming platforms NOW! Thanks for listening!

Worship Leaders and songwriters, Ben and Noelle Kilgore join the show to discuss the release of their new EP, A Resting Place. Serving at Cornerstone Church, in Tulsa, the couple have developed a unique style, and draw on personal experiences to create songs of worship. Their EP releases October 26, 2018. Links:   https://www.benandnoelle.com/ https://thecreakmusic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/events/283090062535447/ https://www.amazon.com/Poems-power-strengthen-soul-James/dp/B000FLF3P6 https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Speak-God-Scratch-Vanishing/dp/1601429304 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/seekers-speakers/id1423339325?mt=2 https://www.createinitiative.org/gatherings/   Music:   “Bluebirds” by Isaac Joel Licensed through soundstripe.com

Chillin in the boat, Bill Cosby, alien egg implantation, and strange things girls put in their vagina... Sorry for the wait! Hope you enjoy! Thank you to Ono Mafemi for the theme song as always! Thank you to MonstRAWsity for the song "Oh, Whoa!" Check them out at www.facebook.com/520kingz, Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/kingp520, and Twitter @DoK520 or @Pyrothamonsta. Their EP is coming soon so make sure to tune into that and show them some love!

New Episode (S:3 Episode 57) Of the TONY CENTRAL PODCAST featuring Infamy (@a.infamy) & Sai (@vxsai) IS OUT NOW!!! We discuss: *Is the new school disrespecting the Old school? *Sai’s taste in music including Rock/Alternative, and how Art/Poetry morphed into making music *Infamy’s brother exposing him to hip hop, and how he went from playing the “Guirra” to starting off making club beats on FL Studio. *Infamy’s decision to pursue an engineering degree via SAE (In NYC) *Youtube University *Sai and Infamy meeting, and developing a chemistry. *Their EP release “Red Eye Flights” *Sai’s “Trap and Blues” sound and how it developed. *upcoming performance, future plans, and More!!! Search for “Tony Central Podcast” on @iheartradio | @spotify | @itunes | tune in | radio public | @googleplaymusic | stitcher | @Audioboom Episode breakdown: Famine’s pick: 0:53 DJ Kenny Maneuver Half Time Mix : 50:18 Infamy & Sai VS Central Spotlight 2:10:00 . Graphics by @iamfamine Episode beats provided by: @iamfamine & @a.infamy Follow the TCP Team on IG: @iamfamine @kloudymello @juannot1 @djkennymaneuver @efrainr711 @itsnessiness

How did "the talk" go with our parents? Listen and find out... This episode also featured pillow mumbling with Manny, moobs, Donald Trump Dick, Will Smith, the number 22, and defining "vanilla" sex. We hope you enjoy! Major appreciation to In Lessons featuring their song "Idle Hands" in our episode. Show them some love and visit them at reverbnation.com/inlessons or get free downloads with purchases from their merch site at inlessons.bandcamp.com. Have Facebook? Just find them at Facebook.com/inlessons. Their EP releases this May so you know what to do. Also visit them on iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music. As always, thank you to Ono Mafemi for "If you don't mind" being used as our theme song!

In this episode we discuss Power Trip’s “Nightmare Logic” and Code Orange’s “Forever”, two album’s that made it to the top of Loudwire’s “25 Best Metal Albums of 2017! Our Indie Spotlight for this week is the melodic death metal band Tides of Kharon! Their EP “Coins Upon Our Eyes” was released in July, 2017. Tides […]

AIRSIDE is an American rock band from Memphis TN that formed in mid 2014. Their high-energy live shows incorporate a blend of dynamic original material and familiar covers. The band members had attracted major media attention; earning feature spots on ABC and CBS as well as a licensing deal with The Orpheum Theatre’s “Summer Movie Series”. In the spring of 2016, the group embarked on their first European tour of Poland and Estonia. In October 2016, Airside was the featured artist for the Lone Star Emmy Awards in Fort Worth, Texas to highly favorable response. The group headed into Royal Studios with 3-time Grammy winner, engineer/producer Lawrence “Boo” Mitchell (John Mayer, Mark Ronson, Bruno Mars) to work on their debut album. Their EP, On The Run, was released on April 28th, 2017, and their full-length record will be released in the fall.

This one time at rad camp… Kyle and Matthew welcomed Grant Bubar, our youngest guest ever, to talk about Marching Band and Marching Band related memories! This week they talk quads, snares, timpanis and more! French horns are hard. Choir kids suck. And band camp is where you go to test the limits of hydration. But really this episode just turns into a middle school boy free-for-all as they talk about band trip make outs and fingering... like way more than appropriate. And Matt addresses the rumor about whether trumpet players are good at going down on girls (hint: "clenching my embouchure"). Natalie rolls her eyes through most of the episode until she’s caught looking at pictures of Pokemon, so who is she to judge? Grant is in a band called The Ladyfingers! Their EP is called "Couches"! Check ‘em out! Weekly Rads: Casey's Buffet in Wilmington NC, Alien: Covenant, DC Comics/Dark Horse: Aliens Digital Comics, Friday the 13th The Game, SUPERHOT VR, Fargo: Season 3 Raddendums: Voodoo Glow Skulls, Kraftwerk, Bomb the Music Industry, Ohio University's NES performance, The Blue Devils, Rocksmith

“When Ava Antonie, Ava Gessner and Lola Flores met at the first annual GirlsRock MKE camp in the summer of 2013, they were three young kids just looking to have fun and make some noise. The girls were 8, 9 and 10-yrs old, respectively, and not once did their age make them think they couldn’t do something big. From their very first show in a local bar on a school night, six months after becoming friends and band mates, Negative/Positive has offered beguiling lyrics and three strong role models for wannabe rockers of all ages and genders. Their self-contained battle cry is a string of catchy, indie rock singles featuring Gessner’s nimble vocals and guitar, Flores’ throbbing bass, and Antonie’s big beat. “The girls, students from three different Milwaukee Public Schools (Burdick, Golda Meir, and Fernwood Montessori), continue to create their own music without the aid of outside composers or adult assistance. After saving the profits from t-shirt sales over a period of two years, they recorded and released their first album, Lumanescent, in August 2016. Their EP features five original singles with self-penned lyrics that reference experiences they love and things they despise. “The girls currently don’t have some big, master plan to get signed or wow the world with their sound. Instead, they just want to keep having fun and make a lot more noise.

On this episode, I speak with local reggae band Space Koi! Their EP, Skank Jam, is full of fun, exciting songs with classic punk, reggae, and blues vibes, all with a special Richmond twist. We talk a little bit about how each member of the band has been connected deeply to music from a very young age, and how that has shaped their love of music and their desire to create. Also, we spoke about the recording process, and Garrett offers a few tips about how to record while on a budget. They also describe some of the hardships of pursuing a life in music, and reveal the fact that most of their time is spent working on music in some way. Don't forget to check out Space Koi at Emilio's every first Wednesday of the month (the next show being 11/2)! Featured song: Space Koi - My Baby is a Hippie: bit.ly/2ekHHDn Space Koi on Bandcamp: bit.ly/2dGiTmh Opening Theme: NICKV. - Sunday Stroll: youtu.be/3ecNhsUHJd4 License: bit.ly/CCAttribution

Allison, Don, and Noah discuss three topics of incomparable importance, and end with an anecdote each about something in Israel that made them smile this week.   Netanyahu’s Ministry of Magic? We discuss the odd new ministerial alchemy that produced a “Minister of Space” and other strange concatenations. Did PM Netanyahu create bullshit ministries for bullshit reasons, destined to produce bullshit results - all to silence critics and reward friends? Religious fanatics or Godless heathens? A world-wide poll recently carried out by the WIN/Gallup Organization found that Israel is one of the least religious countries in the world. This conflicts with other findings - that in Israel religion is very important to most, growing more important by the day. Short trip from cradle to grave We discuss the ultra-Orthodox woman from Bnei Brak, who through the first 46 years of marriage was unable to conceive, and who achieved the positively biblical feat of giving birth to her first child at the age of 65. Is Israel a little too baby crazy?   Playlist: All songs by Shelly & Rotem, in honor of their show this week at Levontin 7. Their EP, Between Shores, is on Bandcamp. East BerlinMaps (Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs Cover)Streaming LowBells In My Head

Sync Forward Podcast 041 with Yo Montero. Yo Montero is a french artist born in 1984 in the south of France. In 2009, he formed a duo with Ian Cris and played with artists like Paul Kalkbrenner, Sascha Funke, Kiki, Robert Babicz, Kiko, Re:Axis, Nico Grubert, Olivier Giacomotto...in clubs like Morlox (Berlin/GER), Bukowski (Heilbronn/GER), Pagoa (Oiartzun/SP), OPA (Paris/FR), La Villa Rouge (Montpellier/FR), Sala Tunk (Irun/SP), BT59 (Bordeaux/FR), S-Kandalo (Bordeaux/FR)... During 2 years, they also released different EP's and remixes on different labels like Code2records, Monocline, Aquavit, Tao-Dan, WTR,... Their EP "Wet Call" (with remixes by Re:Axis and Miss Sunshine) on Monocline records (PTG) received support from Maetrik, Miro Pajic, Tony Rohr, Franco Bianco, DVS1, Kane Roth, Franck Valat, Alexx Wolfe, Someone Else and more...

Panda presents Deejay Delta and Vaptor. Deejay Delta started in electronic music as a member of the amiga demoscene in which he wrote arcade-like music with basic computer synthesizers. At the dawn of the new century, Deejay Delta moved into Drum & Bass. After a while, his music was signed to many labels. Coincidentally enough, around 2004 (when I just started in D&B as Peet, later Panda) he even released on my own label Foundname Records. Times have changes as his tunes have now been breaking from the underground and being played by Drum & Bass majors. Now partnering up with Vaptor, the duo is ambitious as ever to push their sound to prominence. Their EP on Biogenetics is out on February 15, 2011, get it here http://j.mp/Get-This-Now In this mix, Deejay Delta and Vaptor bring you 14 of their latest exclusives in almost an hour. Lock in and leave your appreciation for the duo in the comments section! ►BIO◄ Łukasz Żelezny, known as DeeJay Delta (born 23 March 1981 in Tarnowskie Góry, South Poland) is a Polish electronic music artist, and disc jockey, actually living London. As a musician he works within the dark drum and bass genres like techstep, neurofunk. Before, he was a member of amiga demoscene (1993 - 1998). TRACKLISTING01 - Vaptor - Odyssey - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 02 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Temple Of Darkness - Unsigned 03 - DeeJay Delta - Hollow Earth - Unsigned 04 - DeeJay Delta Anna Lua - Glory - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 05 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Biosphynx - Unsigned 06 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Isotope Transition - Unsigned 07 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Hathor - Unsigned 08 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Chronomancy - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 09 - Vaptor - Monster - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 10 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Splendor (Prolix Remix) - Protegen Records 11 - Blah - SubZeroVip - NocidBusiness 12 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Anunnaki - Unsigned 13 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Fear Cluster - Unsigned 14 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Nomad - Unsigned

Panda presents Deejay Delta and Vaptor. Deejay Delta started in electronic music as a member of the amiga demoscene in which he wrote arcade-like music with basic computer synthesizers. At the dawn of the new century, Deejay Delta moved into Drum & Bass. After a while, his music was signed to many labels. Coincidentally enough, around 2004 (when I just started in D&B as Peet, later Panda) he even released on my own label Foundname Records. Times have changes as his tunes have now been breaking from the underground and being played by Drum & Bass majors. Now partnering up with Vaptor, the duo is ambitious as ever to push their sound to prominence. Their EP on Biogenetics is out on February 15, 2011, get it here http://j.mp/Get-This-Now In this mix, Deejay Delta and Vaptor bring you 14 of their latest exclusives in almost an hour. Lock in and leave your appreciation for the duo in the comments section! ►BIO◄ Łukasz Żelezny, known as DeeJay Delta (born 23 March 1981 in Tarnowskie Góry, South Poland) is a Polish electronic music artist, and disc jockey, actually living London. As a musician he works within the dark drum and bass genres like techstep, neurofunk. Before, he was a member of amiga demoscene (1993 - 1998). TRACKLISTING01 - Vaptor - Odyssey - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 02 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Temple Of Darkness - Unsigned 03 - DeeJay Delta - Hollow Earth - Unsigned 04 - DeeJay Delta Anna Lua - Glory - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 05 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Biosphynx - Unsigned 06 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Isotope Transition - Unsigned 07 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Hathor - Unsigned 08 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Chronomancy - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 09 - Vaptor - Monster - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 10 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Splendor (Prolix Remix) - Protegen Records 11 - Blah - SubZeroVip - NocidBusiness 12 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Anunnaki - Unsigned 13 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Fear Cluster - Unsigned 14 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Nomad - Unsigned

Panda presents Deejay Delta and Vaptor. Deejay Delta started in electronic music as a member of the amiga demoscene in which he wrote arcade-like music with basic computer synthesizers. At the dawn of the new century, Deejay Delta moved into Drum & Bass. After a while, his music was signed to many labels. Coincidentally enough, around 2004 (when I just started in D&B as Peet, later Panda) he even released on my own label Foundname Records. Times have changes as his tunes have now been breaking from the underground and being played by Drum & Bass majors. Now partnering up with Vaptor, the duo is ambitious as ever to push their sound to prominence. Their EP on Biogenetics is out on February 15, 2011, get it here http://j.mp/Get-This-Now In this mix, Deejay Delta and Vaptor bring you 14 of their latest exclusives in almost an hour. Lock in and leave your appreciation for the duo in the comments section! ►BIO◄ Łukasz Żelezny, known as DeeJay Delta (born 23 March 1981 in Tarnowskie Góry, South Poland) is a Polish electronic music artist, and disc jockey, actually living London. As a musician he works within the dark drum and bass genres like techstep, neurofunk. Before, he was a member of amiga demoscene (1993 - 1998). TRACKLISTING01 - Vaptor - Odyssey - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 02 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Temple Of Darkness - Unsigned 03 - DeeJay Delta - Hollow Earth - Unsigned 04 - DeeJay Delta Anna Lua - Glory - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 05 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Biosphynx - Unsigned 06 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Isotope Transition - Unsigned 07 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Hathor - Unsigned 08 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Chronomancy - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 09 - Vaptor - Monster - Forthcoming on Biogenetic Records 10 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Splendor (Prolix Remix) - Protegen Records 11 - Blah - SubZeroVip - NocidBusiness 12 - DeeJay Delta & Anna Lua - Anunnaki - Unsigned 13 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Fear Cluster - Unsigned 14 - DeeJay Delta & Vaptor - Nomad - Unsigned

Music duo Dr. Hollywood join us as our special guests for tonight’s episode of Kyle Sherman Live! Lex Larson & Louie Rubio make up the electro-rap group Dr. Hollywood - they’re here tonight to tell us all about starting off behind the scenes in the music industry to having their own singles receiving heavy airplay on the radio, and going platinum. Their EP and singles, including We Run LA and Smashing Bottles, are available on iTunes and be sure to check out they’re new single Breakfast at Tiffany’s featuring Shwayze! The guys stick around for a game of California State Trivia, and Ryan dishes out Celebrity Milk on Lindsay released from rehab, Paris Hilton’s scary wake-up call, and Glee star, Mark Salling’s, car vandalism.