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This episode of Man Of The Hour starts off the best way possible… with the gift of chocolate.
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This episode of Man Of The Hour starts off the best way possible… with the gift of chocolate.
It’s a Set It Off party! Or at least it was over the weekend, and The Nick Major Show is here to tell you all about it.
Darrin chats with his old pal Mike Herrera from the band MXPX and Idobi’s own the Mike Herrera Hour. Talking punk, MXPX, Goldfinger and life in the beautiful pacific NW. Also, music from the awesome Victory Records band ISLANDER. **TS has an updated on the feds messing with weed legislation. **Darrin has some killer music news. **Darrin & TS drink “House beer” **Topics include: Oscars flub, celebrity b-days, “did you know”. **FULL sports update.
This week on the Rock The Walls Podcast, Patrick Walford speaks with Suicide Silence vocalist, Eddie Hermida! The two talk in-depth about the band’s new self-titled album, the writing/recording of it, what pushed both Hermida and the band to change sound on the new album, recording vocals on the album and how it was different recording every track on the album start to finish on every take with no punching in and out of parts, working with producer Ross Robinson and more. Plus, does Hermida still consider Suicide Silence a deathcore band? Subscribe to the Rock The Walls Podcast here and… Read more »
idobi photographer Audrey Lew covered the Ursae show at Pianos in NYC.
idobi photographer Gaelle Pitrel covered the Touché Amoré show at La Maroquinerie in Paris.
Your Monday wouldn’t be complete without Gone Fishkin, so we’ve reeled in another episode just for you.
If you’re still jamming The World Alive’s Dark Matter, and you haven’t quit playing Youth In Revolt’s The Broken since it dropped earlier this month, you’re probably gonna like the latest episode of The Gunz Show.
This week on the Rock The Walls Podcast, Patrick speaks with Palisades vocalist Lou Miceli!
idobi photographer Gaelle Pitrel covered the A Day To Remember show at Le Trianon in Paris.
