Podcasts about This Is Hardcore

„Let's All Meet Up in the Year 2025...“ – Pulp sind wieder da. Mit einer Tour und neuem Album, das schlicht und ergreifend den Titel „More“ trägt. Pulp Impresario Jarvis Cocker ist auch darauf wieder ein meisterhafter Geschichtenerzähler – und hat sich mehr denn je seine eigene Geschichte vorgenommen, genauer gesagt: seine Gefühlswelt. Was denkt und fühlt ein 61-jähriger, alternder, aber ewig junger BritPop Pionier? Worauf blickt er zurück? Das wollen wir uns auch anschauen in #106Pulp. Die Geschichte eines ambitionierten Teenagers mit Popstar-Plänen, die erstmal in einer langen Aneinanderreihung von Misserfolgen und „Mis-Shapes“ mündet – aber nicht endet. 17 Jahre nachdem das Brainchild Pulp geboren wurde, erobern sie mit ihrem epochalem „Different Class“ Platz 1 der britischen Albumcharts. Alle Träume von Jarvis werden wahr – und darauffolgend auch ein paar Albträume, die er auf „This Is Hardcore“ verarbeitet. Das erste lange Kapitel Pulp endet kurz nach dem versöhnlichen „We Love Life“. Auch in ihrer Abwesenheit (unterbrochen durch eine Reunion-Tour) bleiben Pulp Kult. „Do You Remember the First Time...“ als Pulp in Dein Leben gekommen sind? Das und mehr beantwortet der geschätzte Musikjournalisten-Kollege und Clubbing Ikone Mike Litt. Der ist für seine Vorliebe für elektronische Musik und Literatur bekannt, aber auch ein großer Kenner der britischen Musikszene. Spätestens seit den frühen 90er Jahren, als er in Pulps Heimatstadt Sheffield gelebt hat. Was für eine Ehre, ihn diesmal dabei zu haben! #106Pulp jetzt beim Podcast-Händler Eures Vertrauens.

Marjorie Hache nous a fait découvrir toute la semaine "Let All That We Imagine Be the Light", le dernier album de Garbage. On retrouve ce soir le titre "R U Happy Now?" un mélange de pop, rock et électro. Elle poursuit avec The Blue Stones un groupe canadien au son indie blues rock. La soirée continue avec une reprise de "Where Is My Mind" des Pixies, revisitée par Jade Williams de Sunday Girl. Puis, on plonge dans Depeche Mode avec "Dream On", suivi de Nirvana et "All Apologies" extrait de "In Utero". Le duo Julien Baker & Torres nous présente leur collaboration "Bottom Of A Bottle", un album mêlant country et americana queer. La nouveauté du soir vient de Vera Daisies, ex-membre du duo Otis Coeur, avec son titre "Chess Game". On termine avec Pulp et "Help The Aged", un clin d'œil à leur album "This Is Hardcore", avant de découvrir le dernier single de King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard et leur titre "Grow Wings and Fly". On se quitte avec Slipknot et leur mythique "Skin Ticket". Garbage - R U Happy Now Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now The Blue Stones - Jesse James Sunday Girl - Where Is My Mind Depeche Mode - Dream On Nirvana - All Apologies Julien Baker & Torres - Bottom Of A Bottle Love - Everybody's Gotta Live (Version Uncut) Muse - Plug In Baby Toto - Lovers In The Night (Live - 40 Tours Around The Sun) Linkin Park - Papercut Judas Priest - Breaking The Law Vera Daisies - Chess Game Cold War Kids - Hang Me Up To Dry Pulp - Help The Aged Joan Baez - Diamonds And Rust King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Grow Wings And Fly Slipknot - Skin Ticket Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Led by Ryan Bannahan, DESPERATE MEASURES launched out of Bowie, Maryland, in 2001. After a successful and prominent run in the early 2000's the band folded but will return on August 9th at This Is Hardcore 2025. We're talking about the band's first run and COLLECTED OBSESSION, the book featuring the vocalists' impressive hardcore t-shirt collection out now via Tribal Publishing.Music by:CannonballDesperate MeasuresFace The PainIntro music by:Hot ZonePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/GettingitoutpodcastEmail: dan@gettingitout.netWebsite: http://gettingitout.net/Instagram: @getting_it_out_podcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/gettingitoutpodcastX: @GettingItOutPod Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 173 Collected Obsession, the story of Ryan's Shirt collection The New UnterWett Book is out! Collected Obsession , which is Ryan's 400 + vintage hardcore shirt collection on display with interviews from Eddie Leeway, Civ and others who added to the collection. Ryan also fronted the 2000's classic hardcore band Desperate Measures, who are making their return at This Is Hardcore 2025. We talk about his background, collecting shirts, hardcore in general and his time in Desperate Measures. https://tribalbooks.myshopify.com/

This week, we are joined by PULP's MARK WEBBER to discuss what was to be the most influential documentary of his life, THE SOUTH BANK EPISODE ABOUT THE VELVET UNDERGROUND.  We discuss Mark's path from making fanzines (including interviewing Mo Tucker), & running the Pulp fanclub to eventually joining PULP as they embarked on their classsic records (DIFFERENT CLASS, THIS IS HARDCORE & WE LOVE LIFE), how Pulp composes music, being too young to get the Velvet Underground on first listen, the sweet spot of interviewing the Velvet Underground at the time of this documentary, Warhol's Factory, Mark's first time in NYC paying homage to his NYC heroes, Jonas Mekas, record store clerk suggestions, Spaceman 3, Pulp in 1978, the highs and lows of being in your favorite band, Mark's decades-long curation and research of experimental film, David Bowie as a direct line to the Velvet Underground, I Shot Andy Warhol, Bridget Berlin, Cat Power, Mark trying to do his own version of Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable for Pulp called The Day That Never Happened, John Cale and Lou Reed's solo work, Mark getting to witness the Velvet Undeground reunion shows in person, The Pulp People Accommodation Register, Nico and more!!!So let's wrap some trees in tin foil and start the lights strobing on this week's episode of Revolutions Per Movie!MARK WEBBER:hatandbeard.com/products/im-with-pulp-are-you-by-mark-webberhttps://markwebber.org.uk/archive/about/https://welovepulp.info/REVOLUTIONS PER MOVIE:Host Chris Slusarenko (Eyelids, Guided By Voices, owner of Clinton Street Video rental store) is joined by actors, musicians, comedians, writers & directors who each week pick out their favorite music documentary, musical, music-themed fiction film or music videos to discuss. Fun, weird, and insightful, Revolutions Per Movie is your deep dive into our life-long obsessions where music and film collide.The show is also a completely independent affair, so the best way to support it is through our Patreon at patreon.com/revolutionspermovie. By joining, you can get weekly bonus episodes, physical goods such as Flexidiscs, and other exclusive goods.Revolutions Per Movies releases new episodes every Thursday on any podcast app, and additional, exclusive bonus episodes every Sunday on our Patreon. If you like the show, please consider subscribing, rating, and reviewing it on your favorite podcast app. Thanks!SOCIALS:@revolutionspermovieBlueSky: @revpermovieTHEME by Eyelids 'My Caved In Mind'www.musicofeyelids.bandcamp.comARTWORK by Jeff T. Owenshttps://linktr.ee/mymetalhand Click here to get EXCLUSIVE BONUS WEEKLY Revolutions Per Movie content on our Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Durante los pasado 17 y 18 de agosto de 2024 se llevó a cabo la versión 2024 de @hiphopalparqueoficial y en esta edición especial de SLP, tenemos como invitados a: - This Is Hardcore, tiende ropa que nos contó cómo surgió, su concepto y sus lanzamientos actuales, como por ejemplo la línea de ropa para la leyenda del rap colombiano Tres Coronas. - Ciudadano Z, artista distrital, con quien hablamos sobre el sonido de su nuevo álbum y la diferencia con sus antecesores discos, así como su opinión de la industria musical del género. - Hanna Hasen, MC bogotana con más de 10 años de carrera, quien nos cuenta cómo llegó el hip hop a su vida y el lado de compositora desde su visión como madre. - KCK, artista nacional invitada desde Medellín, charlando sobre la gaita y los sonidos indígenas en su propuesta musical y, sobre su rol de abogada, escritora y la relación con el hip hop. - Frank Takuma nos cuenta sobre la puesta en escena que presentó, inspirada en la cultura China, lo que será su nuevo álbum Micelio y sobre lo que significa el gran Ruzto en su carrera. - Zita Zoe desde Chile nos contó lo que fue su presentación en Hip Hop al Parque, qué la inspira en sus composiciones, la situación actual de la escena en su ciudad de origen, Santiago, y lo que será su nuevo álbum. - Elorik es nuestro último invitado, artista distrital, quién nos habló sobre su concierto y el significado de estar en la tarima de Hip Hop Al Parque, sobre sus liricas y sus nuevos proyectos. Evento Idartes

Episode 165 the Big Weekend is here, TIHC 2024 Thanks to Zack Nelson of 185 Miles South podcast. Truly the best Hardcore Punk Podcast in the world. Zack took the time to get the audio from our first Instagram Live which we did Monday and even mastered it so it could be broadcasted. I had alot of fun talking to everyone on the Instagram Live and we will hold another soon. Thanks to everyone who donated to Fishtails Animal Rescue and of course- everyone who asked questions, checked in and showed love. I hope to see you all this weekend at This Is Hardcore 2024 www.thisishardcorefest.com

Episode 161 Melissa Mastrangelo of Denied and All Shall Suffer Melissa grew up in Queens at a perfect time for find herself at the beginning of a new age of NYHC. From Bulldoze to Denied and others, the beginning of a heavier focus brought about the foundation of what alot of modern hardcore kids and bands are focused on, the "Beatdown" sound. Her story is awesome and she is at the right place at the right time for so many great moments. She has been a high school teacher for years but found time to start All Shall Suffer around the pandemic years and is playing This Is Hardcore this summer with Denied as part of their Reunion. This is a fun conversation and lots of great memories come back having her on the show. Opening Track of The Episode False Salvation " Downward Pressure" Rebirth Records Guest Intro by Jess Riley Rest In Peace Lil Gregg Hayward https://www.instagram.com/deniednyhc https://www.instagram.com/allshallsufferhc https://www.4ephyra.com/products

The 2024 Record Store Day is in the books. We had a variety of RSD exclusive releases in mind when we set out this past weekend morn. One particular platter was the '77 Ennio Morricone "Orca" soundtrack. The flick is an old fave about a vengeful killer whale seeking revenge on the fisherman that slaughtered his family. We obsessed over this record, bouncing from shop to shop. Kind of a real life Captain Ahab as he obsessed over his elusive whale in classic novel "Moby Dick". Just call us Ismael. Was RSD a success for you? Do you find your booty? In our "News, Views and Tunes", we pay tribute to two legends and announce the 2024 This Is Hardcore fest. Musically, crank some Witchfinder General, Cold As Life, ACXDC, Pentagram (Chile), Seth, Castle Rat and we introduce Quebec bashers Backstabber in our "Indie Spotlight". Horns Up!

This episode of Across The Margin: The Podcast presents an interview with the author of the 33 ⅓ book dedicated to the legendary Britpop band Pulp's renowned album This is Hardcore, Jane Savidge. As co-founder and co-head of legendary PR company Savage & Best, Jane Savidge is widely credited as being one of the main instigators of the Britpop movement that swept the UK in the mid 1990s. During this time, Savage & Best represented Suede, Pulp, The Verve, Elastica and Longpigs, whilst representing many other artists of the era including the Cranberries, The Fall, and Jesus and Mary Chain. She is the author of Lunch With The Wild Frontiers (2019) and Here They Come With Their Make Up On: Suede, Coming Up and More Adventures Beyond The Wild Frontiers (2022). This Is Hardcore is Pulp's cry for help. A giant, sprawling, flawed masterpiece of a record, the 1998 album manages to tackle some of the most inappropriate grown-up issues of the day – fame, aging, mortality, drugs, and pornography – and still come out crying and laughing on the other side. In this episode host Michael Shields and Jane Savidge dig into the weighty themes present in This is Hardcore revolving around fame, aging, success, and pornography. They expound upon the “Michael Jackson Incident” which propelled lead singer Jarvis Cocker to unfathomable fame, how Jarvis used music and the crafting of This is Hardocre as catharsis for his real life struggles, what the final legacy of Pulp might be, and ultimately they celebrate a 33 ⅓ book that serves as a love letter to a remarkable album.Grab a copy of Jane Savidge's This is Hardcore here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Lived Through That” is the companion podcast to my book where I look at influential musicians of the 80s and 90s and where they are today. On this podcast, we'll delve deeper into a single pivotal moment in the lives of some of the artists I feature in that book, as well as other artists I love and admire. The stories they tell are open, honest, and inspiring. This week, we're shifting gears a bit with our guest Jane Savidge. Yes, there was a time when she was in a band called Kill Devil Hills, but ultimately she started a PR company called Savage & Best which promoted a slew of the biggest British bands of the 90s, including Suede, Pulp, Elastica, and so many others. There's even a legend that Jane coined the phrase “Britpop.” Her first book, Lunch With The Wild Frontiers: A History Of Britpop And Excess in 13 and a 1/2 Chapters, was a fantastic read. Her second book, Here They Come With Their Make Up On: Suede, Coming Up And More Adventures Beyond The Wild Frontiers, was released in 2022 and her third book on Pulp's “This is Hardcore” will be released March 7th. It's part of the brilliant 33 1/3 series from Bloomsbury Press.   You can order hernew book, "Pulp's This Is Hardcore" here. Musical credits: "Shelftop Speech" from Blue Dot Sessions Be sure to look out for my books, "Lived Through That" and "80s Redux" where ever you buy your books! You can find out more about my work and the 80s and 90s books at my website ⁠here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este episodio de El Álbum Esencial conversamos sobre “This Is Hardcore”, el sexto álbum de Pulp, lanzado el año 1998.

I denne episode hylder ‘Rockhistorier' Jarvis Cocker, der netop har rundet de 60 år.I den anledning stiller de to værter skarpt på den britiske multikunstners særlige rolle som frontmand i rockgruppen Pulp, et band, der med sit gennembrud tilbage i 90'erne statuerer sig som ét af britpoppens helt store hjørnesten.Værter: Klaus Lynggaard og Henrik QueitschProduktion og klip: Maja Vase KvistMusik: Frej LevinPlayliste: My Lighthouse (Single Version, 1983) Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)” (1985) The Mark of the Devil (1986) I Want You (1987) My Legendary Girlfriend (Single, 1991) Countdown (1992) Babies (Single, 1992)Do You Remember the First Time? (1994)Have You Seen Her Lately? (1994)Common People (1995) Mis-Shapes (1995)Underwear (1995)Help the Aged (1997)This Is Hardcore (1998)Bad Cover Version (2001)The Trees (2001) Running the World (2006) I Never Said I Was Deep (2009) Save the Whale” (2020) Paroles, paroles feat. Lætitia Sadier (2021)

Boys are back to discuss inflation, This Is Hardcore, The Last Tour, Suplex, Summer Slam and when is a Hot Pocket, not a Hot Pocket.  Xavier dishes out a Cameo […]

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This week we sit down with Cody and Ethan from Philly's own Gloves Off.  Fresh off their monster set at This Is Hardcore, we discuss the band's growth, upcoming shows, and what's up next for them.  Keep an eye on these guys, they're going places!  Cheers! Gloves Off on Spotify Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/nubreed_podcast/ Email:  Nubreedpodcast@gmail.com Twitter:  https://twitter.com/nubreed_podcast Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/nubreedpodcast/ Tim Twitter:  https://twitter.com/timLSD Jay Twitter:  https://twitter.com/horsecow Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrlK456FML4jtXN1YF7fxHg Spotify Playlists:  https://open.spotify.com/user/o0f47xzeolb7nk7yuq1by3rry/playlists

Independent artist - BillyCock - IslandInstagram: www.instagram.com/_billycock_/YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWQkPeGbIB0Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/3y5HHG4W7bFYHh9f8PGdkRHosts: Peter Cabral: www.instagram.com/cabralphotography/?hl=enNick Cabral: www.instagram.com/nickcabral37/Producer: Darryn Arndt: www.instagram.com/darrynarndt/Theme song: by Braden Mutch www.instagram.com/braden_mutch/www.facebook.com/bradenmutchmusicJust Hit Play playlistsSpotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4BWn1zZb6nMgWTcDb6oACdAmazon music playlist: music.amazon.com.au/user-playlists/042b09105bba4cba9c7e1e68e97b549ea0u0?ref=dm_sh_6GpilHGYnF4IQXe9x1ZBJ388RInstagram:  www.instagram.com/justhitplaypodcast/Facebook: www.facebook.com/JusthitplaypodcastEmail: justhitplay7300@gmail.com

Episode 091 - Marty Shea returns to The Upgrade to recap THIS IS HARDCORE 2022. Marty, Len & Gary discuss the many good (and a handful of not so good) points of the long hardcore weekend… bands that caught them off guard, food & seating options, old man complaints, the enjoyable “family reunion” aspect, the return from (and the return of?) covid, the legendary Brian Yan, and much much more.http://www.theupgradepodcast.net#theupgrade #theupgradepodcast #podcast #landminestudios #billyclubsandwich #hardcoremusic #nyhc #newyorkhardcore #nyhardcore #njhc #newjerseyhardcore #thisishardcore #tihc2022 

hey all here is another Core Talk episode. We talked about some new records we like. We also talked about the This Is Hardcore fest that Chris attended recently and the upcoming Sound & Fury fest. Check it out and let us know what you think!

hey all here is another Core Talk episode. We talked about some new records we like. We also talked about the This Is Hardcore fest that Chris attended recently and the upcoming Sound & Fury fest. Check it out and let us know what you think!

Episode 72 This Is Hardcore 2022 Q&A This Is Hardcore Fest is OFFICIALLY HAPPENING JULY 7 -10 , 2022 In Philadelphia. follow us at www.instagram.com/thisishardcorefest www. twitter.com/TIHCfest www.facebook.com/thisishardcorefest I go through some questions from social media and we talk TIHC and more Opening Track of the Episode Terror "Can't Help But Hate" www.instagram.com/terrorhardcore

If you have been actively involved in hardcore in the northeast in the past 25-30 years, you have likely been to a show with Jeff Lasich.  I first met Jeff in 1998 when he was living in the Syracuse area. We had a very similar interest in hardcore, straight edge, graffiti, and fanzines. I don't know if I ever realized that Jeff didn't actually live in NY for that long until we did this interview. He was up here so often for so many years I guess I just assumed he always lived up here. Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Jeff also lived in Philadelphia for a time before moving back to Pittsburgh. If you have been to This Is Hardcore or FYA fest (or seen videos like me), you have likely seen Jeff on stage taking photographs. We talk about how Jeff got into photography and how he has evolved as a photographer.  We also discuss fanzines too. When I first met Jeff he was doing a zine called Death Before Dishonor. Most people listening to this are likely more familiar with Start Today, the fanzine Jeff started a few years later. Due to printing costs getting higher and higher, Jeff has made the fanzine available to download in recent years. I'm including a link to the pdf of a recent issue in the show notes.  Jeff also has put out some pretty good hardcore records on his label Bottled Up Records. We talk about Jeff working with bands like Have Heart, One Up, Blistered, Outlast, and The First Step. It's always fun interviewing people that haven't been in 50 bands. You will also notice Jeff and I talked about a show I did here in 2003 when Rochester had a large power outage due to an ice storm. It's interesting because our power went out in my house during this interview due to the wind storm I mentioned in my intro to the episode.  https://www.mediafire.com/file/4eu4387n9z0jce6/Start_Today_%25239_PDF_Final.pdf/file https://www.enterprisehardcorepodcast.com/ https://www.patreon.com/EnterpriseHardcorePodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enterprise-hardcore-podcast/support

Episode 67. This Is Hardcore 2022 17 months into this weekly Podcast, I can finally talk not about This Is Hardcore as a maybe, or in the past, but talk about in the present and future. This is a look back, some explanations and some thoughts moving forward on This Is Hardcore 2022. 14 Festivals, 379 bands have played so far. Thats alot to think about and I go over a bit of it. www.thisishardcorefest.com www.gofundme.com/f/help-jimmy-recover-from-a-medical-setback Opening Track of the Episode Live It Down " Descend" The Last Judgement EP www.liveitdownhc.bandcamp.com/album/the-last-judgement

Code Orange guitarist and vocalist Reba Meyers talks about growing up in Pittsburgh, the journey from Minor Threat and punk rock's ethic to Hatebreed's heaviness, why Pantera and Alice In Chains shred, what she learned from Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan in the studio, making their first album with Kurt Ballou, how This Is Hardcore changed things, why Bruce Springsteen would take the lead in her supergroup and lots more. Presented by Revolver Magazine, hosted by Christina Rowatt.

Keith and Tommy sit down with Ryan "Pao" Paolilli of Kaonashi to discuss his history in music, growing up in MA, moving to Philadelphia and joining Kaonashi. We also discuss the recording of Kaonashi's latest LP, their This Is Hardcore performance, what's coming up next for the band and more.

Episode 45 Shane Merrill. 20 plus years of Heists, Rumbles and Chicago Hardcore Shows. Shane Merrill is another long time friend whose work out of a small Knights of Columbus in a suburb just outside of Chicago inspired alot of what would come into play with This Is Hardcore . The Arlington Heist was one of the first "fests" we would attend annually, whether on the road with Dysphoria or with Punishment or Shattered Realm. He has grown alot from Hall shows into holding down a calendar for Reggies, a 3 room venue in Chicago. We talk on his early days, the bands he and his friends did as kids and what got him going into the world of promoting. With the announcement of the Killer Reunion, the band Shane plays in, and 2 reunion shows he booked in August, I wanted to have him on to talk about all of it. He's been a friend for over 20 years and his story is awesome. Opening Track : The Killer " The Pills" off of their 2004 release Better to Be Judged by 12, on Organized Crime Records www.organizedcrimerecords.com/band-thekiller.html

Bill and Noah envy the range of a weird dad from London and his exploits in the erotica market as they look into the six-season-long podcast sensation from the UK. @noahandbillshow -- @williamscurry -- @noahtarnow 00:00 -- Introduction, and What is My Dad Wrote a Porno? 17:43 -- Why is My Dad Wrote a Porno so popular? 23:46 -- Would you have liked My Dad Wrote a Porno if you were a kid? 28:05 -- Is My Dad Wrote a Porno a sign of the apocalypse? 33:07 -- Is your irrational hatred of My Dad Wrote a Porno based on jealousy, and conclusion This week's theme: "This Is Hardcore” by Pulp. New episodes every Monday morning on Spotify, Soundcloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and GooglePlay!

Episode 36 Back To The Beginning: TIHC 2006 www.thisishardcorefest.com/podcast/episode36 Its time to talk TIHC. Something I've been meaning to do, but never had the stream of conscience thought or the time to push forward and try to record an episode on my own. This is 2 hours of my thoughts on This Is Hardcore's origins, some ideas and general who, what, where , when and some why's. Some Q & A's to end up then episode. Hopefully this will put some things in perspective for you all. It was hard to do one with no one else, and I think I've got along way to go to touch what Dan Carlin does, but I hope you enjoy this regardless. Opening Track of Episode: Pillars of Ivory "Levicticus" Off the new release "Genesis to Levicticus" PreOrders Up on Triple B Records www.triplebrecords.limitedrun.com/

Baron and Los talk to Joe McKay also known as Joe "Hardcore". The Philadelphian spends a huge part of his time away from his career as a union cement mason booking shows, with the "This Is Hardcore" festival being the main focus. Joe's mother took him to see Metallica when he was 7-years old. That, in combination with watching Mtv's Headbangers Ball, led to Joe's interest in music that went beyond the mainstream. Email us: therapperandthedj@gmail.com Stay Tuned: Joe: http://www.thisishardcorefest.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thisishardcorefest/ https://twitter.com/tihcfest https://www.facebook.com/thisishardcorefest Tha Red Baron - Stream Tha Red Baron on all platforms Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2IiZCCyY9aXjoajUFCgnMa?si=aud1Me2ORUa-QkiF6Yv0jg iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/tha-red-baron/1104692077 DJ Lack Of Sleep - Stream DJ Lack Of Sleep on all platforms Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2RvVIniVCvDz0p0hvFcHSY?si=uwuS3awyQ5alJVxeJEC6EA iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/dj-lack-of-sleep/1487213840 Follow us: Joe Hardcore- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Thejoehardcore Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Joehardcoreofficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejoehardcore DJ L.O.S - www.instagram.com/djlackofsleep Tha Red Baron - www.instagram.com/tharedbaronct

Episode 042 - This week drummer Moe Watson (Cipher, Shai Hulud, Vagus Nerve, John Ginty Band) joins The Upgrade. Len & Gary talk about the new upgrades at Landmine Studios, and then Moe joins the conversation. The trio talk about Moe's band history and shared paths between the three of them, how he started playing music and his earliest influences, discovering alternative and getting into heavier music, playing the first drive-in live show in NJ, playing with Matt Fox in Shai Hulud, favorite drummers, Pantera getting ruined, the influence of Meshuggah & Candiria on current heavy music, trying to explain hardcore to non-hardcore people, seeing bands live before they blow up, white power knuckleheads getting chased out of shows, white supremacy as part of American culture, getting profiled & harassed by cops and other fools, getting ripped off on tour, Moe's current projects and how covid is affecting them, Cipher's set at This Is Hardcore 2017, the Sound City documentary, cancel culture, the Gina Carano situation, Trump's unwavering followers, Republicans taking the moral low ground, covid financial assistance, how Moe's work as a drum teacher changed due to the pandemic, missing live performances, Sunny Singh aka HC MacGyver, Len & Gary's complete lack of drum skills, Lars vs Ringo, Moe's favorite records, classic vs modern hip hop, favorite pro wrestlers, Hulk Hogan hatred, and more!Moe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mOeb0copMoe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/mOeWatsonhttp://www.theupgradepodcast.net#theupgrade #theupgradepodcast #podcast #landminestudios #billyclubsandwich #hardcoremusic #nyhc #newyorkhardcore #nyhardcore #cipher #shaihulud #vagusnerve #johngintyband #deadwaterdrowning #drums #drumteacher #schoolofrock #numetal #racism #cancelculture #racialprofiling #cult45 #hiphop #prowrestling------------------------     Upgrade your mind - Hosts Len Carmichael & Gary Muttley talk about music, politics, MMA, pro wrestling and all kinds of pop culture. We will also connect with guests from around world to talk, share experiences and probably make fun of people.     ------------------------      http://www.facebook.com/theupgradepodcast      ------------------------     http://www.instagram.com/theupgradepodcast      ------------------------     

Episode 14 James Vitalo.. Dealing With The Devil James Vitalo is best known as the frontman of Backtrack, a Long Island Hardcore band that inspired a resurgence of bands, shows and activity in the area. We go through some of the early days of the band and touch on the breakup. I spent a good amount of time discussing James's work first as a booking agent under State of Mind Booking and later as manager of Terror, Turnstile, Knocked Loose etc while working with Good Fight Entertainment. Having watched him rise from the beginning to working with him on plenty of shows and with his bands being a part of This Is Hardcore every year, I watched his progression and I knew he'd be a great guest to speak on different aspects of Hardcore, from being in the band, to booking the bands and then to managing the bands. He has a great connection to hardcore and his grounding in it has lead to him being able to work between the world of hardcore and to get the bands the support they need as they rise to the occasion of their growing popularity. His early roots are completely DIY and he is very hands on still to this day in how he operates. There is alot to glean from here on the who/what/where but more importantly some of the subtle How's and Why's to do things.

Episode 11 Salem Vex of Bloodbather Salem Vex is a self taught musician whose background and story is worth detailing. From how he found hardcore, to the struggle of being raised in a single parent home. The resilience in the face of the adversities before him, he managed to teach himself guitar, start a band so he could travel and eventually found himself and the strength to break the mold of stereotypical subculture costumes and began his adrogynous style of dress. Bloodbather played This Is Hardcore in 2019. I hadn't spoke much to him aside from interactions on twitter and I was constantly impressed by his talents beyond Bloodbather. Despite the more metallic sounds of Bloodbather and being signed to Rise Records, they are 100% DIY, from how they booked their tours, to the recordings early on. Salem would continue his self taught DIY, creative energy into producing beats and working on Synths, while also hosting a Local goth night. As hardcore grows, there is more influences that come from outside the sphere of the originators of the hardcore punk sound, but as in the case with Salem and people like him, they draw their influences and invest them into their projects which pushes the modern hardcore sound. After having the conversation on this episode, I have found that not only do I have a deeper friendship with him, but that we grew up and hold many similar ideas. There is alot to learn and take to heart, in the way that he didn't let his background hold him back from trying new things, pushing forward and finding a way to learn how to play, buy instruments, book tours and get the world to pay attention to Bloodbather. His work touches back on many previous guests and their ability to network and use youtube and other internet sources to push forward his drive towards success. This is a great story of innovation, never giving up and always looking to find a way to make things happen. twitter.com/salemvex instagram.com/salemvex twitter.com/bloodbather instagram.com/bloodbather

Together with American Songwriter we had the pleasure of interviewing Bloodbather over Zoom video! Broward County, Florida-based metal band Bloodbather — Kyler Millo [vocals, bass] and Salem Vex [guitar, synths] — released their new EP Silence via Rise Records."'Silence' is about being manipulated for a long time and realizing it, but not really having the power to retaliate at the time, which then pressures you to become stronger to overcome this oppressive figure," Kyler shares about the uncompromisingly brutal track.Bloodbather were recently christened an "Artist You Need To Know" by Revolver, which lauded the band's ability to craft "nasty, gnarly metallic hardcore rendered all the more suffocating by layers of industrial texture" and featured them in a multi-page spread. Formed in 2018, Bloodbather stormed out of the gates with the independent EP Pressure. The release has since amassed 666k Spotify streams — how metal! — as the group built its live reputation by sharing the stage with everyone from Whitechapel to Carnifex to Of Mice & Men, and by appearing at the notable This Is Hardcore festival.Bloodbather enjoyed early praise from the tastemakers at Invisible Oranges, who stated that the band "swings their music like a battle-axe into naysayer faces, living up to their namesake with flying crimson colors." They earned additional acclaim from SVBTERRANEAN, which proclaimed them "one of the newer bands to embrace and reformulate the angst-ridden, chunky metalcore of old, and one of the newer bands to do it right." Bloodbather signed with Rise Records in 2019 and subsequently hit the studio in Tennessee alongside producer Tate Mercer [Better Off, Chamber, Hampton].Armed with a take-no-prisoners approach and an EP that leaves an indelible mark, Bloodbather are on the verge of becoming one of heavy metal's next big things. The band will most certainly appeal to fans of Code Orange, Knocked Loose, and Vein.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Episode 5 The Winston Wolf of Hardcore Fests with Rich Hall Rich Hall is one of the most involved and dedicated promoters from the late 90s and billed some of the most outstanding, diverse and sometimes eclectic shows from 97 to 2011. His impact on Hardcore was felt throughout the country as well with helping at various festivals etc. Starting out helping Tyler King of Kingsize Bookings at the Legendary CBGB's, Rich ushered in a new era into HC at the end of the 90s, working with the bands that would bend and break all the genre trappings. From ISIS, Converge, to American Nightmare, From Autumn To Ashes, Poison the Well, the world of hardcore was once again seeing a new path carved and Rich was in the right place, New York City, at the time to foster these bands, while still getting a lesson from the school of hard knocks from the OG's of NYHC. His talent handling CBGBs and other NYC would lend himself to work with various record labels in promotional depts and later as an A&R. He was recruited to help out a fest in Syracuse, NY which was starting to grow in popularity and became the man who put out fires, ran stages and keep things under control for a few years at Hellfest. We even talk about the fallout of Hellfest 04 and the disaster of Hellfest 2005. His experience and skills were put to the test in various other festivals, including most recently This Is Hardcore. Aside from promoting and working within the Record end of the Music Industry, Rich Hall is a painter who lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and son. He still has some plans for the future to despite the state of the world right now so we should stay tuned on what he has up next. This story is a great tale of what anyone who wants to get involved in the backend side of working/running shows has to do to start. He has alot to say, great stories and an inspiring yet direct tone to how he went about learning from the old school and applying it to the new school of his era. He is another creative, obsessive and dedicated person whose story lends to each of our previous episodes and I hope you enjoy his lesson on never vouching for anyone. https://www.richhallartwork.bigcartel.com https:// www.instagram.com/rich_hall You can email him at 1000knives@me.com Rich Photo by Chrissie Good @chrissiegood on IG

On this episode, we go deep into one of the unsung heroes of PAHC, Chris Spear, Drummer of Dysphoria & How it Ends. Chris and Joe go through a huge portion of Chris's life from early moments finding Black Sabbath, to teaching himself to play drums. From the beginning of Dysphoria and all the little things from promoting pre internet, finding sources to produce tapes and later cds, you'll hear one of the people in the mid 90s to early 00s who always had his band's best interest in mind. Be it promoting the band at other shows and in record stores on the east coast, to calling promoters to get on shows, through his own booking of shows, Chris delivers an old school how to on just about every aspect of DIY band management, including booking US tours as an unknown independent band in '99. This tour would be a pivotal moment, not only for Chris and Dysphoria, but a life changing experience for Joe Hc, who credits this tour with being one of foundations of his being able to also tour and later book This Is Hardcore fest. Having been friends with Chris for 25 years, Joe and Chris have a more casual yet still informative conversation about all the ins and outs, the ups and downs of what it was like to make things happen in a pre internet music world. I won't ruin how it ends, but I'll say that if you're in a band now, this is the episode that will inspire you to push forward and start working harder. https://dysphoriapahc.bandcamp.com/ CGFaNmLpLW5ZqEXaxn1M

On this episode, Sunny takes us down the rabbithole, from the beginning of his archive collecting, to bmx and early show footage. There is alot in here that hasn't been heard before and 99% is a great blueprint or inspiration to those who are looking to do something and need the drive or extra push to start. From his high school days through college, we follow him to his first year shooting This Is Hardcore. What started off as a novel concept grew Sunny and Hate5six.com from a local videographer to a name that is known throughout the world. Sunny's work would bring hardcore bands live sets to all the corners of the globe, and would later take Sunny out to Europe, Asia and Australia filming bands. Sunny uses Hate5six.com platform to inspire new generations of Hardcore Punk fans, shed new light on old tapes from the past and also shed light on the plight of marginalized peoples struggling against fascists. The interview runs well over 2 hours, but again when you sit down and give it a go, it will breeze by. Sunny has a great story, and incredibly inspiring drive to learn new skills, which would give him the opportunity to further his drive to shoot more bands, deliver more live sets and ultimately change his destiny from a computer programmer to a full documentarian/videographer. There is just too much in this episode to jot down here, but its worth the full time and you will come out having new found understanding and respect for this man's drive or just be inspired by his ingenuity. https://www.hate5six.com https://www.youtube.com/user/hate5six https://www.instagram.com/hate5six/ https://twitter.com/hate5six

This week: short sharp shocks from the Buoys and Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, is Pulp’s This Is Hardcore a classic, gender identification, paying by the minute, good bones, range rovers, late for the zeitgeist, hashtag sick of winning, not getting the joke, cocaine fever dreams, rejected premises, performance reviews, hot thoughts, meetings that should have been emails, clunky segues, Pitchfork's very Pitchforky top Britpop albums list, alternative universe Be Here Nows, charity bin escapees, class comedy, punishing left wingage, aged care, objectively correct takes, dealing with fame, coming round to viewpoints you already held, time is a flat tyre, thrift shop David Bowies, grunge commonalities, never go full HR, old dudes at the pool, tears of a clown, unsearchable band names, pipeline masters, the next Unit and we’re all someone’s daughter and/or someone’s son. Next week: new albums from Hockey Dad, !!! and In Hearts Wake. Current and recent review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify, along with our full archive of earlier review albums from 2020 and our long-awaited 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 we welcome your reckons via Twitter, Facebook and email. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In de vierde aflevering van Muzieklab verwelkom ik de eerste niet-muzikant van deze podcast.Nick valt tijdens shows meestal te spotten op het podium met een camcorder in zijn hand. Ben je de afgelopen jaren naar een hardcoreshow of -festival geweest, dan is de kans zeer groot dat je deze kerel al aan het werk zag! Samen met een team of alleen legt hij zo goed als elke band die in ons land (en soms ook buiten onze grenzen) passeert vast op beeld.In deze aflevering klappen we over This Is Hardcore, Hate5six, de gouden dagen van H8000 en nog zoveel meer.

This week: new albums from Lime Cordiale and BOIDS, '90s alternative tribute album Fuse Box, apparently RATM were political, citation needed, history repeating, loving yourself some yourself, this is an audio medium, Fans Also Like, money talks, definitive seven-word reviews, sweaty cuddles, top hits, the most Triple J Triple J bands of 1995, urgey gurgey, gritty reboots, fake drama, Kazoo TV, [SPOILERS], great opening lines, Greek theatre, conscientious objection, anyway where’s Wonderwall, The Neverending BALLS Podcast Story, translating jokes into Swedish, participation trophies, never review Tay-Tay, Raven Bond, bad content is good content, beaning Astros, leaning into the camp and Northern Beaches pubs. Next week: we cut it short with EPs from the Buoys and Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, while examining the classic essence of Pulp’s This Is Hardcore. Current and recent review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify, along with our full archive of earlier review albums from 2020 and our long-awaited 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. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

0:00 - What genre is Kaonashi1:45 - Game plan for Covid-19 2:00 - Session work 3:35 - What genre Pao likes playing the most/warming up 5:30 - Learn to play to genres you hate7:50 - Getting on drum sponsorship/History of Zildjian15:00 - Pao's new kit16:20 - What it's like now to be signed to Equal Vision 18:00 - What a label offers19:11 Do you have to work harder if you are on a label?27:00 - Calling Alternative Press out on Twitter37:25 - What is going to happen after Covid-19? What Pao thinks about Covid-19 and people not respecting social distancing by booking tours39:42 Kaonashi on Block By Blockwest41:45 - Kaonashi playing a different set every show to make it special to their fans 43:25 - Fucking around in Minecraft on Knocked Loose and Movements sets46:00 - Kaonashi playing This Is Hardcore 48:30 - How Kaonashi is not cool to hardcore kids50:30 - Pao's favorite moments at Electric Halloween54:00 - What you need to know about Kaonashi's new singlesPlease LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, & SUBSCRIBE if you like our content :)

The sixteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Bryan Harris. Singer for Boston Hardcore band "Death Before Dishonor". I've been wanting to sit down and talk with Bryan for a while now. So, what better time than now while we can't even go to a show or even meet in person? We go back to the formation of the band, signing to "Bridge Nine Records", all of their records, line-up changes, and the future. The last time I saw "DBD" was at last year's "This Is Hardcore" Festival in Philly, and they were one of my favorite sets of the weekend. Great band, super cool guy. I hope to see them at a show sooner rather than later. As always, thank you for always listening. Support "Death Before Dishonor". Respect.

This podcast, I Interview unknown comedian. Cap'n Buck Hammond for my STICK IT TO THE MAN w/Trista SHOW. We talk all about Ass-clown & how he's like a cross between John Wayne & Gacey, the fn mass-killer. I announce my candidacy for PRESIDENT, for the PROGRESSIVEPARTY USA; #progpartyUSA. I nominated meself VP last week to the PP; this week I'm changing it to President, making it clear that if I/We The PP & amerikkkan people can garner enuff support by a certain date, PRESIDENTSANDERS will be my VP. That will get BERNIE BACK IN THE RACE, whether he wants to or not! And at LEAST a third- of amerikkkans now have a choice to vote for. I also outline : A PEOPLES PROGRESSIVE AGENDA: #m4A of course; total student loan amnesty; defundthemilitary; defundthepolice; takebackbanks & make them all credit unions; #democratizetheworkplace; recreationalization of mj; & of course MY FIRST DAY IN OFFICE WE #LockThemAllUP. QUOTABLE QUOTES : We can build a new society: we should present our DEMANDS: PEOPLES PROGRESSIVE AGENDA”: 1)CANCELALL STUDENT DEBTS; RAise teachers salary to that of city mayor 2) Bernie will be VP; so BERNIE WILL RE-ENTER THE Race demprimaries2020; OR, if my PPA & presidential candidacy...Joe Biden could go dimented in 3 mos; I'm suing the DNC too. I have growing federal lawsuit; started out against Douchey; then amended ; I'm asking Bernies endorsement THIS IS HARDCORE; we've got concentrations WELL LOCK UP ALL U COPSUCKERS AND THEN AMERIC will be safe again. We're gonna take the banks back; we bailed em out twice, we own them. We're turning them into credit unions & we're gonna democratize the workplace; everybody will have lots of MONEY, because they don't have student debts, but they have #Medicare4All; de-criminalization of ALL PLANTS; talk admiringly about the garland of coca leaves worn at his inauguration; I ask for Evo Morales' endorsement! :) Trump wants to keep the show going, anything from fervent I gotta curtain to open & . WHAT A GREAT PERFORMANCE, MR ASS-DUMP! U were the greatest mass killer-turned President that ever existed! THEY LOVE IT; the more madness, the better: WHAT ASSHOLERY HAS THIS GACEY FIGURE CARRIED OUT TODAY?? My conspiracy theory: do a movie about trump: which he'd love,but it'd shine a light IM IN FRUMPS MIND. He would JIZZ HIS PANTS IF HE COULD THIS GUY, he's the ultimate anarchist. Sticking a knife in the side of everybody, the blacks,&the generals, everybody actually. I said the obvious: THESE PEOPLE Should haha I HATE HILLARY TOO. She should be indicted for #electionfraud. I'm doing a zero dollar; I appreciate offer of campaign do actions: Inwanna make it illegal to As a sheriff, that's like buying our influence. I'm tired of politicians asking us for money. It doesn't cost anything to run for office. I was part of Jerry browns transition team to Oakland mayor's office; Sam Jackson aide in WShington DC; called They Education Candidate' during my run for City Council in DC; I'm fighting to GET RID OF VOTE SUPPRESSION AND INTIMIDATION TACTICS, BY LAWYERS, basically. Benny. white miscounted 17 Pima county voters' signatures, whilst Runnin' for Pima county recorder-ironically, & disgustingly is the person who's supposed to count things fn. : he's actin' like a total fn Whitney. This mal-Administration has Us BY RHE BALLS RIFHT NOW! Over 200,000 MILLION AMERICANS HAVE DIED AS A RESULT OF THIS #PRESIDENTJIMJONESGACEY ADMIN. Any words of comfort for the amerikkkan people? YEAH, BEND OVERVAND KISS YER ASS GOODBYE! :) It's ALL A RACIST SHOW: & EVEN WORKING W/Trump, who stated by tweet, ergo matter of public record: he fomented rebellion, incited violence - insanely violation' 25th Amendment-‘LIBERATE MICHIGAN', screamin', ‘They're takin' away our Second amendment Rights, Judd!' Everybody: Start reporting all these blatent white supremacists on social media! Get rid of em!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The ninth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". My guest is Jesse Adkins. Singer for Detroit hardcore band "Smash Your Enemies", "Born Of Hate" and former singer for legendary band "Cold As Life". I met Jesse a few years back when "Cold As Life" played my friend "Ratbones'" 50th Birthday Party Show in Brooklyn. We stayed in touch via social media and met up again a couple years back at "This Is Hardcore". He's always been a super nice guy and have mutual respect for each other. He's also a huge horror movie fan. So I figured I'd reach out to have a conversation with my boy from Detroit. We talk about Detroit, his bands, a little about his hard upbringing, horror movies and how Rob Zombie should stick to making "White Zombie" music. I have nothing but respect for him. Enjoy!

Pulp's drummer Nick Banks shares the story behind the band. We cover Pulp's late 80s wilderness, legendary Glastonbury appearance up to their current hiatus. Hear about the writing and recording process behind tracks including Babies, Common People, This Is Hardcore and Pulp's Bond theme that never was, Tomorrow Never Lies. Babies (Single A-side, Gift, 1992) […] The post Nick Banks – Pulp appeared first on The Strange Brew.

For so many of us, My Chemical Romance soundtracked our angsty youth. Their theatrical music was mirrored by the wild shows, and Gerard Way was at the centre of it all. He wasn't just a musician - he was an illustrator, a comic book author, and most of all a fan. In 2015 he was in Australia performing at the Soundwave festival off the back of his debut solo album Hesitant Alien and supporting the Smashing Pumpkins so I grabbed the chance to Take 5. Supergrass - ‘Caught By The Fuzz' David Bowie - ‘Five Years' Iggy & the Stooges  - ‘Search and Destroy' Sleater-Kinney - ‘I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone' Pulp - ‘This Is Hardcore'

For so many of us, My Chemical Romance soundtracked our angsty youth. Their theatrical music was mirrored by the wild shows, and Gerard Way was at the centre of it all. He wasn’t just a musician - he was an illustrator, a comic book author, and most of all a fan. In 2015 he was in Australia performing at the Soundwave festival off the back of his debut solo album Hesitant Alien and supporting the Smashing Pumpkins so I grabbed the chance to Take 5. Supergrass - ‘Caught By The Fuzz’ David Bowie - ‘Five Years’ Iggy & the Stooges  - ‘Search and Destroy’ Sleater-Kinney - ‘I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone’ Pulp - ‘This Is Hardcore’

For so many of us, My Chemical Romance soundtracked our angsty youth. Their theatrical music was mirrored by the wild shows, and Gerard Way was at the centre of it all. He wasn’t just a musician - he was an illustrator, a comic book author, and most of all a fan. In 2015 he was in Australia performing at the Soundwave festival off the back of his debut solo album Hesitant Alien and supporting the Smashing Pumpkins so I grabbed the chance to Take 5. Supergrass - ‘Caught By The Fuzz’ David Bowie - ‘Five Years’ Iggy & the Stooges  - ‘Search and Destroy’ Sleater-Kinney - ‘I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone’ Pulp - ‘This Is Hardcore’

The Final "Back To School Jam" is happening on Saturday, September 7th at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City! I met up with Greg Falchetto, the man responsible for this show to speak about it. We go into the entire line ip and also bring it back to his early days in the hardcore scene in New Jersey. From the formation of his former band "The Mongoloids" and into "World Demise". We also discuss his role every year in the annual "This Is Hardcore" fest in Philly. Great conversation with a really good guy. Support underground music and the Back To School Jam. If you're in the trig-state area or beyond and wanna check out a dope show... you need to be there! Enjoy.

The singer for Pittsburgh Hardcore band Enemy Mind. They played the Friday of this year's This Is Hardcore fest. I caught up with him the following day to shoot the shit for a quick few minutes about the band their set and what's up next for them. Mad cool guy and dope band. Support Enemy Mind!

Bonus Mini Episode - Chris "X" Striegel. Live from This Is Hardcore 2019. by Dark Satellite Media

The Saudi WWE shows are when you want to eat out at WrestleMania but your mom says we have WrestleMania at home. John gives Chris low marks for bad trade proposals. Red Sox lore. Smackville talk. John talks about going to This Is Hardcore in Philly.

Bonus Mini Episode - Zack Thorne: Live from This Is Hardcore 2019. by Dark Satellite Media

After another amazing weekend... it's time for the This Is Hardcore 2019 Wrap Up Report. The entire This Is Hardcore Team deserves their props. The time, work and passion these people have into putting on, in my opinion, the best Hardcore fest in the United States.

La Mélodie du Bonheur, c'est un podcast hebdomadaire consacré à la musique. Chaque semaine, un album passe dans notre viseur, dans un cycle trois actus, un hors-actu. L'album de la semaine : Comme tous les quatre épisodes, c'est l'heure du hors-actu. Cette fois, c'est Loïc qui dégaine et propose de remonter le temps. Lui, Flavien, Plock et Wazoo parlent de This Is Hardcore, album de Pulp sorti le 30 mars 1998. Les recommandations : • Flavien : Hunter x Hunter, série d'animation réalisée par Hiroshi Kōjina• Loïc : Variété - Ma vie est une cronique, livre de David Snug• Plock : Diesel, film réalisé par David Basso• Wazoo : la trilogie Matrix et notamment Matrix Reloaded, films réalisés par Lana et Lilly Wachowski Tracklist : • Générique de début : Michel Polnareff – Une simple mélodie ; Star Academy – La Musique• Album de la semaine : Pulp - Love Is Blind ; Pulp - A Little Soul (Live) ; Pulp - This Is Hardcore• Quiz : Mylène Farmer - Rêver ; Devin Townsend - Christeen ; Sun Kil Moon - Third and Seneca ; Burzum - Jeg faller ; Janet Jackson - All for You ; Prince - Anna Stesia ; Death Grips - No Love ; Led Zeppelin - Dancing Days ; Midori - かなしい日々。 ; Kelsey Lu - Due West ; The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Crosstown Traffic ; Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - Suzie Sixteen ; Rosalía - Pienso en tu mirá (Cap.3: Celos) ; Tommy Genesis - Tommy ; Red Hot Chili Peppers - Higher Ground• Morceau de fin : David Bowie - Fame• Générique de fin : Pet Shop Boys – Hit Music ; ABBA – Thank You for the Music ; Ulver – Like Music ; Kraftwerk – Musique Non Stop ; Serge Gainsbourg – Ballade de Melody Nelson Retrouver le podcast : XSilence | Facebook | Twitter | iTunes | Podcloud

In a very loud and chaotic backstage area at This Is Hardcore 2018, I caught up with Chris Golas (drums) and John Doherty (bass) from Agents Of Man to touch on a few things about their plans, their set at the festival and a few other things. With a little side conversation with Sean Martin of Twitching Tongues and Hatebreed. Sometimes in this environment, you don't know what can happen or who will drop in to say a few words. This was hectic but definitely a fun few minutes. Hope you enjoy it. Respect.

Being trapped inside The Electric Factory at This Is Hardcore 2018 for a couple hours due to pouring rain, I spotted Jack from the band "No Option" who opened the show on that Friday and asked to speak to him for a couple minutes. Being such a young band, I was pleasantly surprised by the reaction they got. Super nice kid in a dope band. Support them. They seem to "get it".

Recorded Live from This Is Hardcore 2018 at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Cody (Vocals) and Mark (Bass) from "Gloves Off" sat down and chopped it up about everything from their upcoming Fastbreak Records release, to future shows to breaking each others chops constantly. I had a lot of fun doing this. Yes, it's hectic in the background and people make little cameo appearances... but this is what happens when you have no map to follow when doing a Live podcast from a hardcore festival with thousands of people. Thanks for listening.

This Is Hardcore 2018 was an amazing and memorable 4 days. So I decided to do a quick little bonus episode speaking on it. The entire This Is Hardcore Team deserves it. The time, work and passion these people have into putting on, in my opinion, the best Hardcore fest in the United States is second to none.

Me and The O.G. were talking about doing this episode for about 6 months. So, finally, during the weekend of this year's "This Is Hardcore" Festival in Philadelphia, I met up with him at Cresson Street Tattoo and finally sat down to do a little blah blah. He's the singer for "Done Deal", one third of the "Broad Street Breakdown" podcast along with Vinnie Paz and Pablo Regular... who makes several little appearances throughout the episode. One of the best guys I know and absolutely one of the realest. Recorded in the basement at the tattoo shop, away from the chaos upstairs we spoke about everything from old school wrestling, hardcore, shows, the annual Cresson Street Tattoo toy drive,Trump and the 1985 "MOVE" bombing in Philadelphia. I hope you enjoy this episode. We had fun doing it. Respect.

We talk to Keith live from This Is Hardcore 2018, Mark discusses MoviePass and Caleb’s obsessed with the Doom Soundtrack. Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. Subscribe to the Deathwish.fm Music in this episode from: Birds In Row “We Already Lost The World” Show Notes: Thou “Rhea Sylvia” Out Today Thou on All Songs Considered Birds In Row “I Don’t Dance” Video 100 Demons “Repeat Process” Video MoviePass Went Down Follow Us on Twitter: Rich: @richrossi Caleb: @calebgowett Mark: @always10feetall Aly: @instantweekend Keith: @keithedge21

HEY Everybody welcome to this weeks episode of the SideS how PC.  This week I am joined by a band that has not played a single note on stage to gather in 17 years. They are set up to headline on July 28 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania at the Electric factory at the This Is Hardcore […]

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Our old friend Chris X joins the show to discuss This Is Hardcore 2018. The Punishment of Cha Cha is handed down, and despite tons of compelling evidence and eye […]

Cette semaine, Léa, Mathieu et Étienne font une critique de l'excellent nouvel album de Kate Nash, reviennent sur le concert de Superorganism et revisitent l'album This Is Hardcore de Pulp, qui fêtait ses 20 ans cette semaine. Her's, Octavian et Gender Roles ont également fait vibrer les trois animateurs.

On this week’s show… Can Steven Soderbergh’s UNSANE drag the stalker movie into the iPhone era? Jake Shears of Scissor Sisters writes a surprisingly moving book. How does Pulp’s Britpop comedown epic ‘This Is Hardcore’ stack up at 20 years old? And our guests reveal the records that they like but nobody else can stand.  KATE HUTCHINSON of The Guardian and Worldwide FM and movie critic LINDA MARRIC join Andrew and Siân to sort it all out. Audio production by Sophie Black. Bigmouth is a Podmasters Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello Everybody! Welcome to episode 82 of Save It For The Breakdown! This time around I invited The Gersch, Daniel Truth, and Balaram Shakti Das over for vegan waffles. Daniel and The Gersch showed up on time, so we ate and talked about Daniel's recent move to Austin, Texas as well as upcoming events for Die Young. Balaram shows up eventually and fills us in on his trip to India, the Out Of Body tour, and a short wrap up of This Is Hardcore in Philadelphia. Thank you for listening. Enjoy the show. Die Young - “The Last Good Age” - No Illusions Die Young - “Bear Witness” - No Illusions Die Young - “God’s Promise” - No Illusions Of Feather and Bone - “Burdened” - False Healer River Black - “Honor” - S/T Cloud Rat - “Papusza” - Cloud Rat/Crevasse split 7” Out Of Body - “Notes” - Voiceless

On this episode we sat down with Tony and Mitchell from Dissent. Dissent is a Hardcore band from PA/NJ. They currently have a split out with Iron Price on FastBreak! Records. https://www.facebook.com/Dissenthc/ https://dissentnj.bandcamp.com/ Also on this episode we talked with Blake from Crow Killer. Ck is a Hardcore band from Salt Lake City, Utah. They currently have a E.P. "Becoming An Object of Fear" that was released on Glory Kid Records. https://www.facebook.com/crowkillerhc/ https://crowkiller.bandcamp.com/ Catch both these bands on This Is Hardcore! This was a HILARIOUS episode, don't miss this one! Songs By: Eyes Of The Lord Hands Of God Dissent Bone Breaker Disperse Heaven In Her Arms Nothingface Thanks for all the support and share and subscribe!! YOU CAN FOLLOW US ON.... Twitter - @ISN_podcast Facebook - www.facebook.com/theillstreetnewspodcast Facebook Group Page - illstreetnews Instagram - @illstreetnews Email us - illstreetnews@yahoo.com Leave us a voicemail: 267-297-4627 YOU CAN LISTEN ON..... Soundcloud - www.soundcloud.com/illstreetnews YouTube iTunes Google Play Stitcher Overcast Blubrry

We sit down with Kevin and Frank from the Brooklyn Hardcore Band, Line Of Scrimmage! We throw around topics like the Black n Blue Bowl, This Is Hardcore, Guilty pleasure music, overrated bands as well as bands that deserve a little more recognition. This goes off the rails several times!

Vi dyker ner i sommarens festivaler och pratar Fluff Fest, Rebellion Festival och This Is Hardcore. Tack till Claes, Annie och Mattis.

Gill reveals a secret, we talk about This Is Hardcore 2015, Mark offends Chris, Rich watched Evil Dead 2 for the first time and lots of True Detective talk at the end. Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter/Instagram, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE NOW: http://store.deathwishinc.com LOMA PRIETA “LOVE” STREAMING ON BROOKLYN VEGAN: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2015/08/loma_prieta_rel.html DEATHWISH REDDIT https://www.reddit.com/r/deathwishinc/ HAIR PATCH https://www.google.com/#q=hair+patch+back THIS IS HARDCORE http://www.thisishardcorefest.com/ DEATHWISH ARTISTS ON TOUR NOW: http://www.deathwishinc.com/tours EVIL DEAD 2 iTunes: http://geni.us/2RLJ Amazon: http://geni.us/29zn FORESEEN - HELSINKI SAVAGERY iTunes: http://geni.us/1v09 Amazon: http://geni.us/3dnt WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER: FIRST DAY OF CAMP http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4341500/ NAPPING https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nap PATRICK KINDLON: SELF-OBSESSED iTunes: http://geni.us/40Oz

Right before leaving for This Is Hardcore, we recorded the latest episode of Death Talk! Gill tries Oreo Thins for the first time, we discuss memorable summer festivals, and lots of movie/t.v. talk. Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter/Instagram, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE NOW: http://store.deathwishinc.com OREO THINS Amazon: http://geni.us/Cr6 COLISEUM “SHARP FANGS, PALE FLESH” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO https://youtu.be/SyLqybl18R4 LOMA PRIETA ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM IN STORES OCTOBER 2ND / VINYL NOVEMBER 13TH http://deathwishinc.com/news/#1003 TATTOO THE EARTH https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattoo_the_Earth TIGERS JAW - OXNARD BACKYARD https://vimeo.com/13752053 TURNSTILE HOUSE SHOW https://youtu.be/kA8et0KcGlc NICE LITTLE SPOT w/ MARK’S MOM https://youtu.be/cCXL5rCJoUc DEATHWISH ARTISTS ON TOUR NOW: http://www.deathwishinc.com/tours CAN I STREAM IT http://www.canistream.it THE EVIL DEAD iTunes: http://geni.us/1KxL Amazon: http://geni.us/30X3 AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. iTunes: http://geni.us/2Ms1 Amazon: http://geni.us/1PrY ENVY “ATHEIST’S CORNEA" iTunes: http://geni.us/2qnZ Amazon: http://geni.us/Up0 ANTMAN http://antman.com/

This week on Dying Scene Radio, The Bobs interview South Central Los Angeles-based comedy punk rock band Tartar Control - a three-piece comprised of two Mormon missionaries and a robot. Bob and Bobby host a cordial discussion with Sean (Guitar/Angelic Singing), Robert (Screaming) and Robot (Bass/Drums) about the origin of their band and humanity alike, their insanely hilarious YouTube videos, and their new record, “We Forgive You”, which drops on April 6th.  SYNOPSIS OF BANTER:Bobby admits to being a “pro wrestling dork” as a child growing up in a region chock-full of household wrestling names. Bobby recalls watching the 90’s romance classic, Sleepless In Seattle, in the same movie theatre as Hulk Hogan.Bobby teaches Bob a new word: Sycophant. Bob makes generalizations about Canadians, then references Avril Lavigne and her useless husbands.Bobby attempts to convert Tartar Control to Scientology, arguing that robots and aliens go hand-in-hand. Bob compares Mormon uniforms to the garb painters traditionally wear, then humblebrags about recently meeting Andrew WK. Sean and Robert discuss the challenges of traveling with a robot, sharing one of their fun experiences with the TSA.Bob disrespects the memory of both Jim Morrison and Joey Ramone. Bobby mentions his “Lizard King” tattoo. Then, Bob reveals to the world that Bobby Pickles began his rise to prominence in 2013 when he appeared on the TLC reality series “America’s Worst Tattoos”. Bob concedes to being a “bad father” for allowing his children to watch Tartar Control’s pilot episode. The band mentions noticing more and more “multi-generational punk rock families” at their concerts, acknowledging that the presence of children is “never not awkward” (intentional double-negative). NOTE: Tartar Control is NOT for children.Bob discloses his shaving habits, while Sean and Robert share a few tips about oral hygiene. Bobby grills Sean about his “Open Me” tuning and the rhythm section’s (Robot’s) BPM. Then Sean, Robert and Robot sing some acapella.  Robot voices his displeasure with Bob Noxious, repeatedly insulting him. Bob feels he and Robot should get along better given their shared technologically advanced natures. Bobby compares Robot to a dog sensing danger. Taking the high road, Bob invites the band to Florida, promising a safe haven for Robot to recharge, if they someday decide to take him up on his gracious offer.THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following: Mike Ness talks about his upcoming book and new Social Distortion album and Bob makes the blanket statement, “everyone is writing books about their their lives these days”; Legendary “Decline Of Western Civilization” documentaries finally get commercial release date and Bobby is shocked to learn that his co-host has actually seen the film; Sum 41 to perform for first time in over two years at Alternative Press Music Awards; Watch: Full orchestra turns NOFX’s “The Decline” into a symphony; Bob comes to the conclusion that being featured on Dying Scene Radio is actually the kiss of death for a band, referencing two news stories that have contributed to his reasoning: Rotting Out throws in the towel; Kill Lincoln to go on hiatus following current US tour, The Punk Rock Hillbilly streams new self titled album; Much The Same announce reunion; Agnostic Front streaming entire new album – “The American Dream Died”; Strung Out streaming new album “Transmission.Alpha.Delta.”; H2O posts studio update, in related news H2O, The Misfits (playing “Earth A.D.” in full), Snapcase & more to play This Is Hardcore 2015; Dates announced for Florida’s The Fest 14. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTThe Resignators - Buy More Sh!tEllesmere - Bail CityMischief Brew - No Candlesticks99 Bottles - Working DrunkTartar Control Interview Part 1Tartar Control - Smoking CrackThe Suizos - F#ck Jim MorrisonZebrahead - Devil On My ShoulderSaints & Sinners - When We Were YoungRadkey - Parade ItTartar Control Interview Part 2Tartar Control - My God's C0ckFalse Cause - Clean SlateThis week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO.BobNoxious@DyingScene.comTwitter @BobNoxiousIG @BobNoxiousBobbyPickles@DyingScene.comTwitter @TheBobbyPicklesIG @BobbyPicklesInstagram: @DyingSceneRadioLike us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadioFor FULL INTERVIEWS, checkout the DSR YouTube page!And, CALL THE HOTLINE - (347)754-PUNK

This week on Episode 66 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #11), The Bobs interview South Central Los Angeles-based comedy punk rock band Tartar Control - a three-piece comprised of two Mormon missionaries and a robot. Bob and Bobby host a cordial discussion with Sean (Guitar/Angelic Singing), Robert (Screaming) and Robot (Bass/Drums) about the origin of their band and humanity alike, their insanely hilarious YouTube videos, and their new record, “We Forgive You”, which drops on April 6th.   SYNOPSIS OF BANTER: Bobby admits to being a “pro wrestling dork” as a child growing up in a region chock-full of household wrestling names. Bobby recalls watching the 90’s romance classic, Sleepless In Seattle, in the same movie theatre as Hulk Hogan. Bobby teaches Bob a new word: Sycophant. Bob makes generalizations about Canadians, then references Avril Lavigne and her useless husbands. Bobby attempts to convert Tartar Control to Scientology, arguing that robots and aliens go hand-in-hand. Bob compares Mormon uniforms to the garb painters traditionally wear, then humblebrags about recently meeting Andrew WK. Sean and Robert discuss the challenges of traveling with a robot, sharing one of their fun experiences with the TSA. Bob disrespects the memory of both Jim Morrison and Joey Ramone. Bobby mentions his “Lizard King” tattoo. Then, Bob reveals to the world that Bobby Pickles began his rise to prominence in 2013 when he appeared on the TLC reality series “America’s Worst Tattoos”. Bob concedes to being a “bad father” for allowing his children to watch Tartar Control’s pilot episode. The band mentions noticing more and more “multi-generational punk rock families” at their concerts, acknowledging that the presence of children is “never not awkward” (intentional double-negative). NOTE: Tartar Control is NOT for children. Bob discloses his shaving habits, while Sean and Robert share a few tips about oral hygiene. Bobby grills Sean about his “Open Me” tuning and the rhythm section’s (Robot’s) BPM. Then Sean, Robert and Robot sing some acapella.   Robot voices his displeasure with Bob Noxious, repeatedly insulting him. Bob feels he and Robot should get along better given their shared technologically advanced natures. Bobby compares Robot to a dog sensing danger. Taking the high road, Bob invites the band to Florida, promising a safe haven for Robot to recharge, if they someday decide to take him up on his gracious offer. THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following: Mike Ness talks about his upcoming book and new Social Distortion album and Bob makes the blanket statement, “everyone is writing books about their their lives these days”; Legendary “Decline Of Western Civilization” documentaries finally get commercial release date and Bobby is shocked to learn that his co-host has actually seen the film; Sum 41 to perform for first time in over two years at Alternative Press Music Awards; Watch: Full orchestra turns NOFX’s “The Decline” into a symphony; Bob comes to the conclusion that being featured on Dying Scene Radio is actually the kiss of death for a band, referencing two news stories that have contributed to his reasoning: Rotting Out throws in the towel; Kill Lincoln to go on hiatus following current US tour, The Punk Rock Hillbilly streams new self titled album; Much The Same announce reunion; Agnostic Front streaming entire new album – “The American Dream Died”; Strung Out streaming new album “Transmission.Alpha.Delta.”; H2O posts studio update, in related news H2O, The Misfits (playing “Earth A.D.” in full), Snapcase & more to play This Is Hardcore 2015; Dates announced for Florida’s The Fest 14. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTThe Resignators - Buy More Shiy Ellesmere - Bail City Mischief Brew - No Candlesticks 99 Bottles - Working Drunk Tartar Control Interview Part 1 Tartar Control - Smoking Crack The Suizos - Fuck Jim Morrison Zebrahead - Devil On My Shoulder Saints & Sinners - When We Were Young Radkey - Parade It Tartar Control Interview Part 2 Tartar Control - My God's Cock False Cause - Clean Slate This week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO. BobNoxious@DyingScene.com Twitter @BobNoxious IG @BobNoxious BobbyPickles@DyingScene.com Twitter @TheBobbyPickles IG @BobbyPickles Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadio For FULL INTERVIEWS, checkout the DSR YouTube page! And, CALL THE HOTLINE - (347)754-PUNK

DW staff members Rich, Casey, Mark, Caleb, and Chris talk about the latest things happening at Deathwish including the new Touché Amoré 7", Harms Way recording a new album, Self Defense Family’s latest EP, Cold World at This Is Hardcore, and much more!

One afternoon the vocalist of Modern Life Is War, Jeff Eaton, and I spoke at length about small town living, reflection and reunions. We spoke before their appearance at the 2013 edition of This Is Hardcore. It's a very honest and reflective chat about many different issues that I hope you enjoy. Brought to you in conjunction with Propertyofzack.com  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Episode 34: This Is Hardcore! + Neophyte.В первой части эфира - микс из композиций со сборника THIS IS HARDCORE!, всколыхнувшего Хардкор сцену на прошлой неделе. Во втором часе - ретроспективный микс из музыки NEOPHYTE (NL) - участника NEOPHYTE RECORDS TRASHER TOUR в Москве 20 октября - vk.com/Trasher2012 Слушайте прямой эфир каждую Cреду с 22:00 до 00:00 и обсуждайте на vk.com/osradio Качаем и слушаем ОРБИТАЛЬНУЮ СТАНЦИЮ на своих iPhone, iPod iPad. Все выпуски ОС доступны на iTunes - http://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast//id498933942

Episode 34: This Is Hardcore! + Neophyte.В первой части эфира - микс из композиций со сборника THIS IS HARDCORE!, всколыхнувшего Хардкор сцену на прошлой неделе. Во втором часе - ретроспективный микс из музыки NEOPHYTE (NL) - участника NEOPHYTE RECORDS TRASHER TOUR в Москве 20 октября - vk.com/Trasher2012 Слушайте прямой эфир каждую Cреду с 22:00 до 00:00 и обсуждайте на vk.com/osradio Качаем и слушаем ОРБИТАЛЬНУЮ СТАНЦИЮ на своих iPhone, iPod iPad. Все выпуски ОС доступны на iTunes - http://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast//id498933942