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In this episode of the podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Greg of Suck Brick Kid for an enlightening conversation that offered a deep dive into the band's journey. Despite being active in the music scene for a considerable time, Suck Brick Kid has managed to fly under the radar, and Greg shared insights into the factors contributing to this unique position. From their early beginnings to their evolution as a band, we explored the various stages of their musical career and the lessons learned along the way.
Join us as we explore the inner workings of Capstan's creative process, uncovering the passion and dedication that fuels their music-making journey. From the studio to the stage, Harrison provides an intimate glimpse into the band's artistic vision and collaborative spirit. Tune in to discover the stories behind the songs and the inspiration behind their captivating melodies.
Show Reviews
Weekend Waves Playlist
Our weekly post that will feature 10 newer songs to add to your playlists. So in no specific order check out this week’s new music roundup and give them a listen.
Our weekly post that will feature 10 newer songs to add to your playlists. So in no specific order check out this week’s new music roundup and give them a listen.
Our weekly post that will feature 10 newer songs to add to your playlists. So in no specific order check out this week’s new music roundup and give them a listen.
Our weekly post that will feature 10 newer songs to add to your playlists. So in no specific order check out this week’s new music roundup and give them a listen.
Our weekly post that will feature 10 newer songs to add to your playlists. So in no specific order check out this week’s new music roundup and give them a listen.
As the final chords of "Fucked with an Anchor" echoed through the venue, fans reluctantly returned to reality, their spirits lifted and their hearts full from a night of unforgettable adventures on the high seas of metal. Alestorm, Elvenking, and Glyph had delivered a night of pure escapism, reminding everyone in attendance of the power of music to transport us to worlds beyond imagination.
As the final chords faded and the lights dimmed, it was clear that Better Lovers, alongside SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Foreign Hands and Greyhaven had delivered a night to remember. With their passionate performances and undeniable talent, they proved why they're at the forefront of the modern rock scene.
The Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis was engulfed in a whirlwind of metal mayhem as Dethklok, Dragonforce, and Nekrogoblikon took the stage for a night that fans won’t soon forget.
Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, transformed into a sanctuary for pop-punk and rock fans as Fall Out Boy headlined a night to remember, flanked by the legendary Jimmy Eat World, the vibrant Hot Mulligan, and the up-and-coming Carr.
Album Reviews
Neck Deep's self-titled album is a triumphant return to form. It’s an album that doesn’t just revisit the past but celebrates it, all the while pushing forward into a future that’s as bright as the hooks in their songs. This record is a testament to the band's lasting impact on the pop-punk scene – not as a reinventor but as a master of the craft. In a world where musical genres are constantly evolving, Neck Deep stands as a reminder of why pop-punk remains a beloved and enduring style.
"Hotel Bleu" captures Broadside's growing pains and pleasures in crafting music that's true to them. It's an album that reflects a band not content to rest on their laurels but one that's ready to push their boundaries while staying true to their pop-punk heart. Whether you're here for the infectious choruses, the collaborative creativity, or the varied emotional landscapes, "Hotel Bleu" promises to resonate with listeners who appreciate the blend of sincerity and sonic evolution. This isn't just a pop-punk record—it's a showcase of Broadside's journey and their determination to grow without losing the edge that makes them, well, them.
In sum, "Omen" is a captivating mosaic of modern metalcore. It's an exploration of electronic-infused melodies, thunderous breakdowns, guttural roars, and relentless rhythms. Of Virtue's willingness to push boundaries and embrace experimentation shines through, making "Omen" a sonic odyssey worth embarking on.
As our conversation on Musicians For Mental Health underscored, music has the power to heal, transform, and connect. "Omen" is more than just an album; it's a testament to Of Virtue's growth and resilience. It's a journey worth taking, a testament to the enduring power of music.
In this the monumental 200th episode of the You Make The Scene podcast, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with the rising star, Maryjo Young. Our conversation delved deep into the beginnings of her remarkable career, tracing her journey from captivating audiences on season 19 of American Idol to touring alongside acclaimed artists such as Knox and Alex Warren. Maryjo offered fascinating insights into the intricacies of her musical evolution, shedding light on the creative process behind her latest single, "Should Be Us."