Podcasts about Union Transfer

Lots of bands we love on tour. Lots of those bands are bringing other bands we love with them. We don't want you to miss out on those bands. Here are some shows we really think you should plan to get there for doors.Gully Boys - “Optimist” On tour with Motion City Soundtrack until 01.15.Philly - January 10th at Brooklyn BowlHoney Revenge - "Fight or Flight”On tour with Meet Me At the Altar from 01.19 - 02.21Phllly - January 23rd at the TLA (Elliot Lee and John Harvie)Pool Kids - “Swallow” On tour with Militarie Gun January 31 - March 9Philly - 02.14 at the churchPollyanna - "Smile"On tour with Plain White T's January 23 - February 18Philly - 02.06 Union Transfer Equipment - "Minnow" On tour with Origami Angel March 22-30On tour with Sweet Pill April 14 - May 10Philly - 05.10 Union Transfer

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We snap our 78s over our knees and examine some of the industry-shattering changes that music has undergone in the recent past: how we make it, listen to it, think about it, own it, and pay for it — and who gets the money. Thanks to Sean Agnew from Union Transfer (utphilly.com), Noah Kohll from Color Green (colorgreen.bandcamp.com/album/color-green), John Dwyer from Oh Sees (theeohsees.com), Geoff Rickley from Thursday (rosebooks.co/store/p/someone-who-isnt-me-by-geoff-rickly-paperback-preorder), Jess Williamson (jesswilliamson.com/), and Zola Jesus (patreon.com/zolajesus). (MOBY is not mentioned in this episode we just had to put a guy as the picture and he is funny looking)

00:00 Intro 00:35 Muss er weg? Die Zukunft von Kai Havertz bei Chelsea 05:43 Belgien Juwel Julien Duranville: Das kann der BVB-Neuzugang 07:27 Leipzigs Baustellen vor dem Deadline Day 09:05 Frankfurts Kolo Muani: Was macht der Eintracht-Shootingstar? 10:06 Ellyes Skhiri und der 1. FC Köln: Was passiert im Sommer? 11:00 Gladbach droht der Mega-Umbruch 13:12 VfB Stuttgart: Genki Haraguchi soll die Schwaben verstärken 14:00 Leverkusen: Ein Deal geplatzt, ein anderer klappt 14:54 Done Deal Moritz Jenz und J.A. Brooks 17:32 Thomas Delaney zurück in die Bundesliga? 18:39 Irres Gerücht um Ex-Real-Star und Union 21:09 Hany Mukthar und die alte Liebe Hertha 22:45 Lyle Foster und Burnley 24:05 Anthony Gordon streikt sich bei Everton weg 25:53 Londoner Zweikampf um Caicedo 26:18 Pedro Porro auf der Tottenham-Liste 27:53 Serie A: Zaniolo vor Abgang aus Rom, Paris will Skriniar

The Eagle-Eyed Rugby Podcast, Episode 61 | Saracens' Lotte Clapp There's been lots of chatter amongst the South Pacific nations on the potential impact of World Rugby's latest Union Transfer regulation, flying under the radar is one of the latest additions to the USA Women's Rugby player pool, Charlotte “Lotte" Clapp. 

The Fighting Hawks picked up a commitment this week from Union senior defenseman Ryan Sidorski to be the eighth and final blue liner, replacing Brady Ferner who is expected to sign a pro contract. Sidorski, who is from the Buffalo, N.Y., suburb of Williamsville, will graduate from Union in June with a double major in neuroscience and economics. He has one year of college eligibility remaining. The 6-foot-2, 215-pound defensive defenseman played 97 games at Union, tallying one goal and five points. Sidorski was fourth on Union in ice time last season, playing an average of 17 minutes, 55 seconds per game.

Perry Shall is an Art Director, Designer, and Vintage T king! He has designed album art for Green Day, Kurt Vile, Yola, The Black Keys, Ted Leo, Mannequin Pussy and Diarrhea Planet. Yes, Mannequin Pussy and Diarrhea Planet. He's designed T-Shirts for Questlove, Gilbert Gottfried, Ceremony, Kurt Vile, Hop Along, Tigers Jaw, Pup, Dan Auerbach, Best Coast, Soul Glo, Spirit of the Beehive and the 3 main staples of Philly such as Reanimator, Pizza Brain, Union Transfer. Tons of Posters for Screaming Females. His Illustrations and collages always adds the signature Perry Shall sense of humor. Perry has also directed music videos for Waxahatchee and his own band Hound that he plays guitar in. He is the Art Director for Easy Eye Sound, Dan Auerbach's label. Perry is the host of T-TIME, a vintage t-shirt show on IG LIVE that livestreams every Friday at 6pm EST. He's had Gilbert Gottfried, Vish Khanna, Ted Leo Damien Abraham from Fucked Up and Marc Maron on. Everyone has a T-Shirt that tells a story. Please give it up for your hostess with the mostess, who wears many vintage tees instead of Hats. Please welcome Perry Shall to Wear Many Hats. instagram.com/perryshall instagram.com/wearmanyhatswmh instagram.com/rashadrastam rashadrastam.com wearmanyhats.com dahsar.com

Baroness is one of the most critically-acclaimed and internationally successful bands that fall into the "extreme" metal category (even though they are much more complex than that) and yet few people seem to realize they are based in the Philadelphia area, not Georgia where the band started in 2002. John Baizley, the founder, lead singer, guitarist, composer and album cover artist for Baroness prefers that anonymity. John invited me to his home in Montgomery County where he lives with his wife and daughter, a few weeks after he returned from a European tour to promote Baroness' fifth studio album "Gold & Grey" - my personal favorite of 2019. John's home is the same place where he practices and records with his band, plus paints his many portraits for Baroness and other bands. We spent two hours (one hour of which was recorded for this podcast) talking about his continued love affair with the Philadelphia region, his obsession with colors, his desire to make his band different in every way and his steadfast resolve to live the "DIY" ethic. Recorded in Bala Cynwyd, PA on December 13, 2019. In this podcast: An excerpt of "Front Toward Enemy," the lead track from "Gold & Grey" (0:10); Matt reveals what album he played on Spotify more than any other in 2019 (2:10); why John chose to call the Philadelphia area as his home and a home base for Baroness several years ago (2:36); how Philadelphia was like a tractor beam as it was the birthplace of his parents and where John went to elementary school before his move to Virginia (5:20); Baroness' recent European tour and surviving on the road (7:20); how fantastic musicians sometimes have mediocre touring abilities (8:04); the ingredient that has been the constant to Baroness' success (8:58); how touring the world to play music is such an adventure (11:44); how the stress of touring has led to seven lineup changes with the band (14:00); the complexity and variance of writing a new record (15:02); their performance at The Fillmore Philadelphia and how confident they were onstage (16:06); the new album "Gold & Grey" and why recording it kept the band up at night (18:54); trying to evolve with Baroness' fifth studio album (22:10); shutting out the noise of critics, whether positive or negative feedback (22:50); making the traditional format of a regular band with vocals, guitars, bass and drums different (23:30); how he's endured 16 years in the same band (26:20); if John has a favorite color (28:40); why colors interest him so much (29:25); where the idea of naming each Baroness album after a color (or colors) came from (31:30); why the colors motif and the feminine-themed name and artwork for the band has always been a response to the outer music scene (33:30); why the explosion of Nirvana on the music scene meant so much to him (35:51); why "Nevermind" was "that" album for him (36:35); learning to always apply the "DIY" ethic (37:45); how the legendary band Fugazi taught everyone how to respect an audience (40:15); how Baroness acts "communally" on the road (43:10); living with ethics and a moral code (44:05); the tour bus crash in England in 2012 and how he's returned to the accident site (44:28); if he believes the crash was fate for him and his band and if it strengthened his resolve to live (48:30); the oddity of still being able to play guitar with his left hand (which was horribly injured in the crash) but not being able to open a jar with the same hand (50:30); where John likes to hang out in Philadelphia, with shout-outs to Union Transfer and the Philadelphia Museum of Art (53:05); why you can't "cruise" in Philadelphia as opposed to other big cities (55:10); his choice for the best band out there right now, plus the best bands from the Philadelphia scene (with shout-outs to Nothing, Sheer Mag and Woe) (58:00); how the goal of forming a band you cannot categorize can become complicated (1:00:26); excerpt of "Cold-Blooded Angels" from "Gold & Grey" (1:02:40).

"The Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast trip to Jamaica continues to unravel this week as Jackie grapples with the notion that Dolores may just not like her. Plus, Margaret's passing joke about Teresa and jailbait comes back to haunt her as Tre's 12 hour delay finally expires. It's a raucous, wild night of recapping, live from Union Transfer in Philadelphia! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brooklyn indie rock quartet LAPêCHE joined Tom for the May 18th edition of Look At My Records! The band has been having quite the year, as they released an awesome EP in February entitled "Spirit Bunnies" and will be joining the legendary Jawbox for several tour dates in June! They dished on all of this!! You'll also hear "Spirit Bunnies" in its entirety plus some great tunes from XTC, Dinosaur Jr. Built To Spill, and more. The episode kicks off with Holly Overton's new song, "Transient Love." LAPêCHE's next gig is on June 1st at Union Hall with C. Gibbs and Open Kimono. They'll also be performing at Gold Sounds on June 27th with The Pauses and Death Cults. Then, they'll be playing with Jawbox on the below dates. The band will also be selling a special edition tour exclusive "Spirit Bunnies" vinyl 7 inch! June 14, 15: The Sinclair in Boston, MA June 21: Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA June 22: Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY June 28, 29: 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. You can purchase "Spirit Bunnies" and the entire LAPêCHE catalog via Bandcamp: https://lapecheband.bandcamp.com/

Brooklyn indie rock quartet LAPêCHE joined Tom for the May 18th edition of Look At My Records! The band has been having quite the year, as they released an awesome EP in February entitled "Spirit Bunnies" and will be joining the legendary Jawbox for several tour dates in June! They dished on all of this!! You'll also hear "Spirit Bunnies" in its entirety plus some great tunes from XTC, Dinosaur Jr. Built To Spill, and more. The episode kicks off with Holly Overton's new song, "Transient Love." LAPêCHE's next gig is on June 1st at Union Hall with C. Gibbs and Open Kimono. They'll also be performing at Gold Sounds on June 27th with The Pauses and Death Cults. Then, they'll be playing with Jawbox on the below dates.  The band will also be selling a special edition tour exclusive "Spirit Bunnies" vinyl 7 inch! Local peeps, don't sleep on the Brooklyn show, as tickets are goin' fast! June 14, 15: The Sinclair in Boston, MA June 21: Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA June 22: Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY June 28, 29: 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. You can purchase "Spirit Bunnies" and the entire LAPêCHE catalog via Bandcamp.

Chip and Jeff are back after a little hiatus and boy oh boy they are quite chatty! The following topics were discussed: living in LA, Philly Nice vs LA Nice, funny animal videos, “Howie Mandel's Animals Doing Things,” pet chat, Jeff’s new dogs, Monkees trivia, Jimmy Pardo, Paul Williams, going to the gym, best foods to eat on a treadmill, hydration vests, Shamrock Shakes, Chubby Checker, Bob Mould, Union Transfer, Spaghetti Warehouse, Mike Doughty, Ben Lee, living room shows, Chip’s new comedy record, Helium Comedy Club, Network 77, The Umbrella Academy, Reef The Lost Cauze, Lode 47, The Action, The Philly Blunt podcast.

Finally "caught up" on 2018. As in this is the last 2018 episode I have recorded at the moment. 2019 coming next week! Also this was a great show, getting to see a band that had essentially broken up and I was unaware they were active again.

Scott Holiday, Rival Sons guitarist, called the WMMR studios to talk about the making of Feral Roots and their Philly show date at Union Transfer on April 7th. Scott spoke in detail about the writing, recording and making of the LP as well as how 2018 was different for him. We also spoke about the magic of muscle shoals and the energy of this legendary studio. Find out which legendary muscle shoals musician hung with the band. Rival Sons' new album Feral Roots drops this Friday, January 25th. Thank You for listening.  -Markus

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My knee hurts. It's a disaster. I went to the show sober last night and sold my ticket to see GbV in Asbury tonight. Exclusive audio of Public Image LTD's full encore at Union Transfer at the end of this one, folks. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myspace/support

August 29th, 2018: - Debt Neglector announced The Kids are Pissed. All pre-orders by 9/30 will be entered to win 2 passes to Gainesville's THE FEST. Listen to "Go Fund Yourself." - Alkaline Trio dropped "Demon and Division" off Is This Thing Cursed? - For a limited time, you can get discounted tickets to shows on the Mayday Parade "Welcome to Sunnyland" Tour using code "SUMMER". Supporting the band will be This Wild Life, William Ryan Key (formerly of Yellowcard), and Oh, Weatherly. - Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers release "Apocalypse Now (& Later)". Bought To Rot comes out November 9th on Bloodshot Records. - Gouge Away will be supporting Culture Abuse on tour on the East Coast and in the UK in October, then doing a co-headliner with Drug Church in November. Listen to "Ghost" - Valencia's "We All Need A Reason To Believe" 10-year anniversary show will be 12/28 at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA. Tickets on sale now. - With Confidence announce co-headlining tour with Broadside, Sleep On It, and Small Talks, with tickets on sale this Friday. Our #SmartpunkExclusive of WithCon's new record is running low! Be sure to use discount code "THELEADIN" on SmartpunkShop.com to save 10%. Talk to us on twitter @Smartpunk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Philadelphia Live Music Review podcast for Wednesday June 13, 2018. On this new episode from I'm Not Listening, Matt and Steve discuss the band Pond from Perth, Australia (@pondling). Yet again we have returned as the prodigal sons of Union Transfer (utphilly.com) We were let down earlier this year when Pond had to reschedule dates, but very excited to catch them coming to town this time around. We psych each other out, and spend time talking Kevin Parker, speculating on everything as we typically do, and we aren’t the most agreeable fired up Philly bois. Check these baws out. You will enjoy. Thanks for listening, please connect with us @INLPodcast, and we hope you enjoy the show! Start of first song “Sweep Me Off My Feet”: 4:56 End of the first song “Sweep Me Off My Feet": 8:25 Start of the last song “Don’t Look At The Sun or You’ll Go Blind": 33:42 Build the community and support live music with us: * On the web - www.inlpodcast.com * Check out some live videos of the bands on Instagram - instagram.com/inlpodcast * Follow us on Twitter - twitter.com/inlpodcast * Listen to our after-the-show setlist playlists on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/inlpodcast?si=3eEArMwuTdGMZ7uQUO_BmA Check out the band: * Artist Link to Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1LeVJ5GPeYDOVUjxx1y7Rp?si=u2Gn9ls_TEScOobU8Ps8Ag * http://www.pondband.net * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pond_(Australian_band) * https://www.facebook.com/pondling/ * https://noisey.vice.com/en_uk/article/qkq4am/pond-dont-really-care-if-you-compare-them-to-tame-impala * https://www.axs.com/5-things-you-didn-t-know-about-pond-115952 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU4Ikl_XeXw * https://youtu.be/UcXWCO2AB6Q If you like what we are doing, please write us a review, and we will buy you a beer at a show. And as we said, we will buy you tickets to show of your choosing. Just tweet at us and let us know.

Philadelphia Live Music Review podcast for Wednesday May 16, 2018. On this new episode from I'm Not Listening, Matt and Steve discuss a group out of Oakland, CA called Tune-Yards (@tune-yards). We saw them over at Union Transfer on May 10. Much like Tune-Yards does during their performance, we improvised our way through this podcast. Matt can’t get over the beautiful sounding D&B bass cabinets there, and you’ll want to take a listen to find out what we mean by that. We are both big fans of Tune-Yards since they have been releasing music, and we are very proud of this fact. They put on a fantastic show, and hopefully we painted a lovely picture for you. Thanks for listening, please engage with us below, and enjoy the show! Start of first song “Coast to Coast” 4:34 End of first song “Coast to Coast” 8:28 Start of last song “Gangsta” 40:04 Build the community and support live music with us: * On the web - www.inlpodcast.com * Check out some live videos of the bands on Instagram - instagram.com/inlpodcast * Follow us on Twitter - twitter.com/inlpodcast * Listen to our after-the-show setlist playlists on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/inlpodcast?si=3eEArMwuTdGMZ7uQUO_BmA Check out the band: * http://tune-yards.com/ * https://www.facebook.com/tuneyards/ * https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tune-Yards * https://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2018/01/19/578822264/tune-yards-merrill-garbus-pierces-her-own-privilege * https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/tune-yards-i-can-feel-you-creep-into-my-private-life/ Other links: * https://www.teenageengineering.com/products/op-1 (instrument) * https://www.roland.com/us/products/spd-sx/ (instrument) * https://www.instagram.com/splashhydesigns/ * https://www.utphilly.com/ If you like what we are doing, please write us a review, and we will buy you a beer at a show. And as we said, we will buy you tickets to show of your choosing. Just tweet at us and let us know.

Philadelphia Live Music Review podcast for Wednesday May 2, 2018. On this new episode from I'm Not Listening, Matt and Steve discuss a band with it’s lead member Ruban Nielson originating from New Zealand and now calling Portland, Oregon home, Unknown Mortal Orchestra (@unknownmortalorchestra). The show at Union Transfer was an eventful one. There was a fantastic lighting design, a questionable audio representation, and a sold out crowd. There’s a lot to go over, and it’s an emotional roller coaster for us. We can’t seem to agree on anything except for one piece. Take some time to dig into the links below to get to know the band. They deserve the attention. Thanks for listening, please connect with us @INLPodcast, and we hope you enjoy the show! Start of first song “Hunnybee”: 7:26 End of the first song “Hunnybee": 11:51 Start of the last song “Multi-Love": 43:25 Build the community and support live music with us: * On the web - www.inlpodcast.com * Check out some live videos of the bands on Instagram - instagram.com/inlpodcast * Follow us on Twitter - twitter.com/inlpodcast * Listen to our after-the-show setlist playlists on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/inlpodcast?si=3eEArMwuTdGMZ7uQUO_BmA Check out the band: * Artist Link to Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1LeVJ5GPeYDOVUjxx1y7Rp?si=u2Gn9ls_TEScOobU8Ps8Ag * https://unknownmortalorchestra.com * https://soundcloud.com/unknownmortalorchestra * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unknown_Mortal_Orchestra * https://www.facebook.com/unknownmortalorchestra/ * https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/unknown-mortal-orchestra-sex-and-food/ * https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/apr/08/unknown-mortal-orchestra-sex-and-food-review-ruban-nielson * https://www.npr.org/artists/170670858/unknown-mortal-orchestra * https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2018/04/05/playlist-whats-unknown-mortal-orchestra-listening/482050002/ If you like what we are doing, please write us a review, and we will buy you a beer at a show. And as we said, we will buy you tickets to show of your choosing. Just tweet at us and let us know.

Recorded several months back, this conversation with theatre artist and singer Martha Stuckey and playwright, storyteller, and humorist R. Eric Thomas covers everything from Stuckey's clown-funk alter-ego Red 40 and Thomas' popular online humor column for Elle, to pitching reality shows and the therapeutic nature of baking (both the act of, and watching The Great British Bake Off). Martha Stuckey is a Philadelphia-based theatre artist by way of Minnesota. She has performed and devised work with Pig Iron Theatre Company, Team Sunshine Performance Group, Bearded Ladies, and BRAT Productions and performed at such venues as Joe's Pub. Red 40 and the Last Groovement is a clown funk outfit that graces stages such as FringeArts, Union Transfer, Trocadero, and L'Etage with The Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret. The band released their first album, "She's Keen To Feed," in October of 2016. R. Eric Thomas is a Barrymore Award-winning playwright and humorist. He is the long-running host of The Moth in Philadelphia. He is a Senior Staff Writer for Elle.com where he writes “Eric Reads the News,” a daily current events and culture column. He is the recipient of a 2017 National New Play Network commission and is at work on his debut memoir-in-essays, entitled "Here For It," which will be published by Ballantine Books in 2019. His forthcoming play "Mrs. Harrison" will have its premiere at Azuka Theatre in May 2018.

Sean Agnew of R5 Productions/September 23, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Sean Agnew of R5 Productions, Union Transfer, and now the Boot & Saddle bar (plus more). For those curious about how one of Philadelphia’s most significant music promoters began by presenting ska and hardcore punk shows with the help of his friends, this is an essential interview. Sean details it all, from growing up in a working class community, to taking the R5 regional rail line into Philly, to drawing inspiration from the WKDU DJs and mid-1990s DIY show promoters. In the 2000s R5 Productions put Philadelphia on the map when it came to providing well-organized, safe, and ethical shows that catered to all sorts of underground (and some decidedly overground) sounds. The national media as well as the University of Penn and L&I took notice. Now Sean’s involved with Union Transfer, the recently re-opened Boot & Saddle bar, and other venues throughout the city. We discuss how Sean attempts to keep the ethos of DIY punk alive in a projects that have grown far beyond the punk scene and how he hopes other, younger people will step up to organize and present shows in the city. Sean’s a sagacious and generous fellow; his contributions to Philadelphia are tremendous. R5 Productions Union Transfer Boot and Saddle The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 37: Sean Agnew of R5 Productions, Union Transfer, Boot & Saddle appeared first on Cinepunx.

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NOW YOU STOP RIGHT THERE AND RAISE YOUR HANDS TO THE SKY YOU CINEPUNX BECAUSE WE ARE CARRYING PRECIOUS SPOILERS!! Hey friends, and welcome to the latest travesty that is Episode 43 of CINEPUNX, brought to you in glorious MP3!! This episode we sat down with Hexter (@hexter ) who you may know as the handsome ginger who works so many R5 Productions shows in Philly and specifically in the box office of Union Transfer. What you may not know, but we cover in this episode, is that Hexter is a giant movie nerd, JUST LIKE US!! We engaged in a lively discussion of THE HATEFUL EIGHT, the latest film from controversial director Quentin Tarantino. Ok, so first and foremost, this episode contains spoilers. We also ran into a brief technical issue. Basically my laptop died so we switched to the digital recorder, which was no big deal. The problem was that I thought I was recording, and I was not. Oops. So everything after the third musical break is a aprt of that later recording, which is kind of truncated. We lost almost 20 minutes of great discussion, which ten minutes was probably just my yappin, but some of it was Hexter so major apologies to him. I also make some really strong claims this episode that, in retrospect, I am not sure if I am on the most solid ground with. Feel free to type in all caps to me in the comments, or hit us up on social media This episode, as last, we had the great and fine honor to record at AMALGAM COFFEE AND COMIC SHOP  (picture below)   As usual they were so welcoming and friendly and just awesome to talk to. We had a brief convo before we started with Randy who is on the FANTASTIC Black Tribbles Podcast and I think honestly we missed out not getting that recorded. Randy is great, and that show is great, and that coffee shop is great. We are so honored that they would welcome weirdos like us so cordially. So, thanks! As usual, please annoy your peoples with us. RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE! yes, we are still taking pre-orders for shirts yes, we still need writers for the site yes, we still could not do this without behind the scenes folks like Justin Lore and Doug Tilley and Justin Miller and Mikey Smack and such. yes, you should check out our new show HORROR BUSINESS yes, you CAN expect more new shows to come no, I don’t got nuthing else peace The post CINEPUNX EPISODE 43: THE HATEFUL EIGHT WITH HEXTER appeared first on Cinepunx.

This week the host of my favorite podcast is on my podcast - TOM SCHARPLING from THE BEST SHOW is here. Tom is a writer, director, television producer and one half of the comedy duo Scharpling and Wurster who are playing at Union Transfer in Philadelphia on Sunday 12/13.Tom and I discuss meeting at a Destroyer show, all kinds of music from Death Cab For Cutie to Wolf Parade to Springsteen, Northern New Jersey, podcast persistence, Tarantino movies, what goes into making the Best Show every week, Google being despicable, the Scharpling and Wurster live shows, karaoke and much more. Tom is the best of the best at what he does and it is truly exciting to have him here on my little old podcast. Support the podcasts you love by subscribing, downloading and rating. There are more episodes coming at you in December. Thank you for listening!

Joel The Goat is missing. Have no fear Alessa Decay is here with Matt O'Tonic. They take a break from looking for him and talk about her origin of metal, what she thinks is cool, and her wanting to touch Amy Lee inappropriately. Plus music and interviews from Ringworm and Enabler on the Eyehatedgod show at Union Transfer in Philadelphia. (As well as some tunes from Philly's own Animal Haus and Orcus)

Episode 75- Daniel & David Smith (Danielson Famile) & Josiah Wolf. Right before a WHY? set at Union Transfer, the Smith bros. and the Wolf bros. get together for a quick talk in the tour van. They talk about growing up with a songwriter father, Danielson's beginnings, being outsiders as Christians in the secular scene and too weird for the Christian scene, work process, producing for other artists, spirituality vs. religion, and love vs. judgement.

Episode 74- Aaron Weiss (mewithoutYou). Yoni and Aaron meet up for a get-to-know-you talk backstage at the Union Transfer in Philadelphia before WHY? soundcheck. They discuss remaining autonomous within a relationship vs. giving yourself over, reaching towards monastic tendencies, spirituality, Aaron's unique blend of Judaism/Christianity/Sufi Islam, they get meta and talk about the talk they are having, Aaron's musical roots, being a non-exclusively Christian band in a Christian hardcore scene, writing, and the record making process.

We spoke briefly to August Burns Red guitarist JB Brubaker who discussed his corn or flour preference, his favorite new ABR song to play live and JB got into a bit of a religious debate with a caller. Darren discussed attending the Brooklyn public access awards, we got into a debate about pop music and we discussed the new Metallica song at the start of the show. Here's this week's playlist: August Burns Red – Count It All as Lost Animals As Leaders – Physical Education Joe Satriani – A Cool New Way The Locust – Follow the Flock, Step in Shit Correction: During the episode Rob mentions he noticed a drive-by near the First Unitarian Chruch in Philly, but the venue was actually Union Transfer. Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on Stitcher or on iTunes (please leave a rating/review as well). Also, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Join us live next week starting at 6pm Eastern (3PM Pacific Time) and going until 8PM eastern time for an all new edition of the Livecast.