Margot Day of Metamorph chats about overcoming personal struggles and pain through music and her latest release, " Haunted Hearts XIII."Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the Mistress Carrie Situation Report! The 'Sit Rep' your daily Entertainment headlines, Industry Info, and everything ROCK, all in under 5 minutes! 09-23-2025. The Mistress Carrie Podcast, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network! Episode Notes Corrosion of ConformityCharlie BenanteStyxTaylor SwiftJack WhiteFart pedalStevie NicksFreddie MercuryMy Chemical RomanceP.O.D.New films in theaters this weekNew Releases This Week New Music ReleasesUS Rock/Metal Festival ListFind Mistress

"We're still in my high school band, technically." After 37 years together, The Bouncing Souls prove that punk rock longevity is about more than just the music—it's about the chemistry.In this episode recorded at Riot Fest 2025, we catch up with Greg from The Bouncing Souls to discuss their incredible journey from New Jersey punk kids to scene veterans. Fresh off the release of their new single "Power," Greg shares the songwriting process behind the track and its message about recognizing personal

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50 years and those Wild Eyed Southern Boys are still cranking it out including a TOP 30 Billboard album, (that is TOP TEN on the Rock Charts!) Don talks the recording process, why touring matters and how much the fans of the band really mean to them.

In today’s episode of Ten Year Town, Troy takes a step back from the noise of marketing hacks and algorithm tricks to talk about something deeper: the art itself. Making music can feel like pulling the lever on a slot machine: the lights flash, it feels like progress, but often it leaves you right where you started. This episode, A Field Guide for Going Slow, explores what it means to create work that lasts and why slowing down might be the key to fulfillment in a fast-paced industry. Drawing...

Melbourne old school death metal machine Monoliyth have been steadily going about their craft for just over 25 years, grinding away on the circuit with a mission to do no more than offer a sonic distraction to the world around them.It is an often thankless task - faced by all bands - but Monoliyth have found their niche, originally starting life as more of a thrash metal band before finding their home in the nastier side of metal.Their recent release, He Who Kills, is a typical blast of aggression

In this episode, Chris Fazzari of Youth On Record and Shawn Lucero of Indie 102.3 are talking with Dressy Bessy at the final Underground Music Showcase. Dressy Bessy is an indie rock band from Denver, Colorado, led by singer-songwriter Tammy Ealom. Tammy is joined by her bandmate and life partner, John Hill. Dressy Bessy is best known for their song “If You Should Try and Kiss Her,” which was featured in the 2000 film, But I’m a Cheerleader. In this episode, you can hear their takes on the

In this episode, Moses Greytower of Youth On Record and Alisha Sweeney of Indie 102.3 are talking with Lee Paige and Shana Cleveland of La Luz, a Seattle-based rock band, at the final Underground Music Showcase. The conversation surrounds the group’s experience touring, their love of all forms of media, and how their communities inform their approach to songwriting and music production.You can find La Luz’s music wherever you stream your tunes, and on social media @laluzband.Hosted by Moses

In this episode, Miah Edwards of Youth On Record and Alisha Sweeney of Indie 102.3 are talking with Frances Forever at the final Underground Music Showcase. Frances Forever is an indie-pop singer-songwriter, best known for their viral hit Space Girl. Stay tuned to hear them talk about finding the romantic side of mundane things, the perils of performing at altitude, and the impact that social media has had on their development as an artist.You can find Frances Forever’s music wherever you

Find Sam in the centre of the dance floor having a chemically induced revelation this week as he reviews a mid-2010's electronic icon record for the club. Will he go like an animal, or will you need to say a prayer for him?Listen to "Bloom" on Spotify or Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Since their formation in 2019, Melbourne rock/punk outfit Anabella And The Heist have steadily gone about building their profile, mostly via word of mouth on the back of their entertaining live shows that are said to often "teeter on the edge of madness".As the band ramps things up for a brighter future, they have delivered two previous singles - both launched to sold-out venues - in Electric and 1769, songs that have showcased differing sides to Anabella And The Heist's musical psyche.On September

Taylor calls into the show and talks about her new album "The Life Of A Showgirl". Talks about her recordning process while on the Eras Tour and what it was like to collab with Sabrina Carpenter. Plus, she spills the tea about easter eggs and what it means for her when swifties find them.

Send us a text Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians A dobro lick that ended up in a feature film. A blue-tinted photo above the bar at the Gov. A midnight residency that turned into decades of collaborations. Charlie Owen joins us for a warm, unscripted tour through the songs, friendships, and stages that shaped his life in Australian music. We trade the mythology for the moments: meetin...

It was around 1960 when Steve Lacy, a saxophonist in Thelonious Monk’s band at the time, wrote down a series of items, pieces of advice that Thelonious Monk had conveyed to him while touring in 1960 and 1961. Long before there was an internet, Lacy’s handwritten list went viral. And while it provides insights into Monk’s philosophies about performing, many of those pieces of advice can metaphorically apply to life outside of music. In this episode, we tackle the first 11 items on the list; in our

In this episode, Lucy Richardson of Youth On Record and Shawn Lucero of Indie 102.3 are talking with Ahjzae Dallas at the final Underground Music Showcase. Ahjaze Dallas is a hyper pop and rage artist from Aurora, Colorado. The former Youth on Record Fellow seeks to help people “get their head right” by talking about their mental health and channeling it into musical expression. Stay tuned to hear how Denver has helped them in their career, stories from the road, and their journey with

In this episode, Jasenia Sutherlin of Youth on Record and Shawn Lucero of Indie 102.3 are talking with two members of Velvet Daydream, Kaeden Keys and Ryder King, at the final Underground Music Showcase. Velvet Daydream is dedicated to the revival of 1970s classic rock, and in this conversation they discuss the diversity of the Denver sound and their development from childhood friends to bandmates.You can find Velvet Daydream’s music wherever you stream your tunes, and on social media

In this episode, Jasenia Sutherlin of Youth on Record and Shawn Lucero of Indie 102.3 are talking with Telly at the final Underground Music Showcase. Telly is a Denver-based Latin artist, and in this conversation she discusses the foundations of her musical expression and her experience coming up in the local Denver music scene.You can find Telly’s music wherever you stream your tunes, and on social media @Telly_DenverHosted by Jasenia Sutherlin and Shawn LuceroEngineered by Lucy

In this episode, Moses Graytower of Youth On Record and Alisha Sweeney of Indie 102.3 are talking with Anthony Ruptak at the final Underground Music Showcase. The Denver-based singer-songwriter uses music as a means to explore the human condition, and his perspective is fueled by his experiences as an EMT. Tune in for a conversation about this approach, Anthony’s hope for the Denver music scene, and the ways he takes care of his mental health through comedy and the outdoors.You can find

In this episode, Miah Edwards of Youth on Record and Alisha Sweeney of Indie 102.3 are talking with Jacob Hansen and Tyler Breuer of The Knew at the final Underground Music Showcase. As a long-running UMS legacy act, The Knew reflects on their roughly 10 years performing at the festival, and their hope for Denver’s future festival scenes.You can find The Knew’s music wherever you stream your tunes, and on social media @theknewHosted by Miah Edwards and Alisha SweeneyEngineered by Chris