Album Review: The Hunna – I’d Rather Die Than Let You In
From the get-go you’ll be sucked into its world so fast it’ll make your head spin (and not just from all the head-banging you’re about to do).
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From the get-go you’ll be sucked into its world so fast it’ll make your head spin (and not just from all the head-banging you’re about to do).
This week Hope of the New York-based electronic alt-rock band VISTA called in. What a treat!
Jaret and Gary have an in studio guest! The dudes and Boome discuss electronics/cloud storage, forgetting passwords, how Jaret’s mom has an Alexa in every room with a different name, working for apple and helping people, and touring with Machine Gun Kelly/Bone Thugs… but that’s not all!
They also chat Apple Eco System Transition (Logic/GarageBand & iMovie/FinalCutPro), attending Zach’s sports games/coaching and only missing 3 games, the great Bowling For Soup/Mariah Carey Urination Station Bus Story, and recruiting kids for sports at an early age.
Welcome To The Neighbourhood definitely avoids the sophomore slump tendency.
Wobby joins Scott to talk about EDM, video games, and the origin of the name ‘Wobby Funkel’.
If Childish Gambino’s politically-charged “This is America” video got you fired up, grandson’s debut EP will inspire you to take your anger and start a riot.
Spring is here, the mood is bright, and so is The Ready Set’s new music.
They’ve already conquered most of UK and Europe; with this new album full of bangers, Don Broco are finally on their way to taking over North America.
Anavae is criminally underrated and it’s about time they start getting the recognition and respect they deserve.
As the world edges ever closer to looking like the wrong end of a sci-fi movie, Enter Shikari have given us its soundtrack.
