The first time doing my show on my birthday and the second time doing it from On The Rox was a success! Medford is going for that record breaking co-host appearances on the show and it seems like he will probably do it! Shicafreaka came by which is always and blast, Scooter stopped in and is the best human and R I L E Y called in cause he had his first headliner Friday which was AMAZING.
This was an episode and a half! Max and Kenny from FITNESS came by to co-host with special guests, themselves (Eve 6 and Conejo Collective) and Tyler from State Champs called in to talk all about the band’s upcoming album Living Proof and new single “Dead and Gone”
On this weeks episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff previews bands from Pop Punk Pile Up, New singles from Indie Vision Music, and previews tracks from Thumbhole Records Tracks You Might Have Missed Volume 3!
It’s been a few years since I last saw Senses Fail so I was so excited to find out they were playing in Chicago.
This week I had everyone’s favorite party guest and friend Shicafreak come in to co-host. With Confidence stopped by to play a couple songs and talk to me plus Thomas Falcone, and Chris Number 2 of Anti-Flag called in… Well those were my planned guests then we had some surprises!
Patrick speaks with two heavy hitters in the world of metal and hardcore music.
Our Rioters are talking the movies, shows, books, and comics they love in spite of them being a whole lotta problematic. Because guess what? You can love something while recognizing its issues and demanding improvement.
Count ’em one, two, three…it’s Geek Girl Riot’s third K-Drama-Pop chat! Plus we are getting hyped about the upcoming movie adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time.
Their seventh studio album, If There Is Light, It Will Find You, is a current punk masterpiece that tells a riveting tale of lead singer Buddy Nielsen’s journey.
It’s time to bow down and listen—to the Black Panther preview episode! Hear why Geek Girl Riot has heart-eyes for this movie, featuring an interview from executive producer Nate Moore and costume designer Ruth E. Carter.
