The Nils are a band based out of Montreal that has been around in several incarnations since 1978. Alex Soria started the band using all of the influence his older brother Carlos brought to him. Their first big show was opening for the Ramones in Montreal. The Nils were everyone’s favourite band because of the […]
Welcome to Episode #50!! Scott found his way playing in bands and touring all over North America. He is a founding member of “The Doughboys”, a very influential power pop band based in Montreal. Amongst other achievements, he went on to form “RUSTY” with fellow band-mates, Ken MacNeil and Jim Moore. “RUSTY” became a band […]
Cameron Carpenter has been involved in the record industry his whole life. He started off as a journalist for the sole reason of receiving free music to review. Cam has a love of music and a cunning ear for greatness. He picked out an early Steve Earle album that was heading to country radio and […]
Darrin Pfeiffer is the drummer in the iconic band “Goldfinger”. He started out as a figure in the Buffalo metal scene playing in bands like “Beyond Death” and “Cannibal Corpse”. After moving to Los Angeles, Darrin joined Goldfinger. Goldfinger gave Darrin the privilege of travelling all over the world playing every city under the sun. As […]
Jon Bunch has been playing in bands for almost 30 years now. Bands such as Reason to Believe, Sense Field, and Further Seems Forever have always been in a my earphones on whatever personal listening device I have had over the years. Jon has a new band and a new release to talk about. I […]
Russ Rankin is the lead vocalist for melodic hardcore band Only Crime, Creep Division, and punk rock band Good Riddance. Both bands were signed to Fat Wreck Chords until Good Riddance announced their breakup on April 3, 2007. However, as of February 2012, Good Riddance has reformed. Rankin was also a member of Fury 66 […]
John Wright and his brother Rob formed a band in the early eighties and named it No Means No. No Means No is responsible for a specific style of punk rock that formed what we east coasters (probably just me) called the “Victoria Sound.” Distortion bass and badass drumming. John and Rob will be receiving […]
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This episode was recorded in June of 2015. As I mention in the episode, Al Nolan is a very important character in my life. I joined his band in the spring of 1990 with misaligned intentions and was forever changed from then on. We experienced our first real tour together, nearly died in a van […]
Rob and I first met in 1995 when I started doing live sound for the seminal punk band SNFU. See episode 40 for more info on SNFU. Rob was one of the many bass players to be in the band. He also played in Marc and Brent Belke’s band Wheat Chiefs. Apart from being the […]
