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Ken Andrews: absolute legend.  You might know him from the incredible band Failure, or his band Year of the Rabbit, or his incredibly extensive resume as an engineer, or maybe you subscribe to his incredible YouTube channel or Patreon Page...  If you shook your head through all of that, it's not too late.  Dive into this chat and change you life now! Ken has been sharing a ton of secrets from behind the board on his YouTube channel, but I got him to open up a bit more on this episode where we take a

Ryan Patterson is a fully formed artist if there ever was one.  His music contributions in everything from Fotocrime, to Coliseum, to Black Cross are nothing short of inspirational.  His art for bands and beyond is seen at every concert you would ever go to...  And his love of film, particularly practical-effects driven horror, is without question a huge influence on his work. For all things Ryan, please check out all of his instagram handles: @fotocrime @catmagicpunks @shirtkiller and be sure to

J. Robbins: legendary producer and legendary guitarist for many legendary bands including Jawbox, Burning Airlines, his work with Clutch, and so much more.  J. also happens to be one of the biggest film dorks/bassists around, which makes him more than qualified to be a guest on this show. We talk about film scores, specifically movies that are incredibly enhanced by the musical contributions.  Everyone from John Williams, to Jerry Goldsmith, to Hans Zimmer, to Johann Johannson, to Clint Mansell, to

Nat Coghlan is Ian's bandmate in Strangelight, co-host on the Miscarriage of Justice Podcast, about the Snyder Cut Justice League, and an all around hilarious dude...  Beyond that he has played bass in a band before, and that makes him MORE than qualified to talk movies on Film Basics with Bassists That Love Film. This week we take a look at the quintessential action/adventure films out there...  Many left turns on this journey make this more than an alright conversation. If you are a casual fan or

Josh Newton is most known as a six-sting slinger in the band Shiner, one of the longest tenured bassists of Every Time I Die, and one of the most avid fans of horror films out there. This is Josh's second time on the podcast, as we felt it was only fair that he be given a chance to shine some light on the shade thrown his way by Andy Williams last week.  While we were at it, we decided to do another film draft, focusing on horror films.   Slashers, demons, vampires, zombies, Craven, Carpenter,

Ross and Ian are joined by Every Time I Die's Andy Williams to talk comic book movies and much more.  Are you a fan of Marvel films?  X-Men? Spider-Man? Daniel Clowes?  Then you will love hearing these three musician/film obsessives pick their dream list of essential comic book film properties. This is a weekly show over at the Rigs of Dad Patreon Page, where Ross and Ian curate some of their favorite (occasionally least favorite) films, discuss movie news, recent watches, and much more.  To hear

Red Fang has been making headbangers happy for over a decade  with some of the heaviest riffs, most crushing tones, and funniest music videos available. They are releasing their fifth studio album on June 4th, entitled "Arrows", and it will certainly please the die-hard lifers and fresh ears alike. I talked with guitarist/vocalist Bryan Giles about everything from beer to gear...  recording, writing, border patrol, aliens, elevated cuisine and so much more.  Hands down one of the funniest dudes to

Andy Williams: a god among men. One half of the six string sling team in Every Time I Die.  One half of the unstoppable force in AEW team known as The Butcher and The Blade.  One wholesome sweetheart of a man that was an absolute joy to talk to. We talk wrestling for independent circuits, wrestling for one of the largest wrestling promotions out there, performing in packed clubs, wrestling in packed clubs, playing guitar in front of huge crowds, wrestling in front of huge crowds, songwriting, gear,