Behind the Vinyl

We've got Dan Campbell of the wonder years! Awesome episode highlighting their new album (name) where Dan confidently asserts this is the best material the band has put out. We also tackle parenting while being a musician, Dan's earliest involvement in music, his love for still playing acoustic, and more.

The Wonder Years Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0nq64XZMWV1s7XHXIkdH7K?si=fSHOls_AQ0-TSrMuwKSkeg

The Wonder Years Apple:

https://music.apple.com/us/artist/the-wonder-years/485571263

The Wonder Years Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewonderyearsband/?hl=en

The Wonder Years Twitter:

https://twitter.com/thewonderyears?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Mike of @twinshrieks Radio taps back in and converses with Sarah and Susan of Charlotte NC's fuzzed out @fayeisaband. They go over Faye's new album You're Better (@selfawarerecords), including some unexpected shredding and genre battles of shoegaze versus fuzz-gaze. Other topics include seltzer shopping, touching Kim Gordon's bass, sharing the stage with Solange, their upcoming Fall tour, and Frantic freaking City. Check out Faye and also Sarah's podcast with our good friend Josh @spinningoutpod (not an #ad... yet).

Check out the radio version of the interview! https://open.spotify.com/episode/0IBCcmoz76ZugExbyAySmx?si=21a353cd7303426a

Faye's Bandcamp: https://fayeisaband.bandcamp.com

Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/fayeisaband

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fayeisaband/?hl=en

Nearly four years passed between the release of Pool Kids' first album and their most recent self-titled—but four years without an album doesn't mean four years of inactivity. While "Safe Sex" stands on its own as a DIY release, the difference in processes between their two full-lengths is impressive. With a new goal to write with a wider range of listeners in mind, Christine challenged herself to create a more comprehensive final product. And with help—and at times, tough love—from her bandmates, even the casual listener will agree: Pool Kids has delivered. Now, they're heading out on tour as they continue to exceed expectations, so catch them while you can and experience Pool Kids at their best yet.

Kat Moss of Bay Area hardcore punkers Scowl join the pod for a triple threat, as BTV host Steve and Mike of Twin Shrieks Radio tackle cohosting and go over the continuous buzz around the world of Scowl. From last summer's R.B.S. gig that'll forever live in Bay Area hardcore lore, touring w/ Limp Bizkit, playing Outbreak Fest overseas to the massive return of Sound and Fury Fest in Los Angeles... AND most recently rocking the hell out of a New Jersey Sonic Drive-In ... Scowl continues to blaze a trail of triumphant hardcore and expression across the globe. Further topics include Bay Area geography specifically the areas around Rohnert Park and our combined love for Ceremony, engaging with and avoiding hardcore TikTok, favorite riffs, the legend of FUBU MAN, and many more. Stick around for a bonus playlist + content on @twinshrieks radio, available now via @bffdotfm and Spotify

Mike D of Twin Peaks Sessions taps in again as host and banters with Matthew Berry to hype up the new Berries record "High Flying Man" out this Friday via Run for Cover ! The boys also crack the code on the algorithms and the myths of "presaving", the worst coffee shop in Los Angeles, voice memos turned jams, and what's next in the forever rocking world of the Berries. LA folks check out their record release show at the Zebulon 8/22, and then a west coast run with Narrow Head and Bedlocked late September into early October.

Mike from Twin Peaks Sessions and host of Twin Shrieks Radio took over the mic in this one, chatting with Matteo of Superbloom. They discuss the camaraderie and like minded approach of the band which has kept their consistent OG lineup since the start, their 2021 breakthrough album Pollen, touring for the first time, and of course playing and also soon returning to the Mecca of punk rock, Gainesville FL for The Fest. Bonus radio edition of this show, including a handpicked 90s medley from the guys in Superbloom, available now via Twin Shrieks Radio. Also airs live every Tuesday!

Twin Shrieks Radio with Superbloom interview: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7IvrBnpLfyymdppgdeIPvL?si=7I5ijQARQw-DdFj1nLgWyg

Twin Peaks Sessions on Twitter: @TwinPeaksSesh

Twin Peaks Sessions on Instagram: @twinpeakssessions

Superbloom bandcamp (straight to their amazing record Pollen): https://superbloom.bandcamp.com/album/pollen

Superbloom on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3xdggitmc1vFAChxAwhIIL?si=Pbk_NPNiQOaMMubTzZFvqQ

Superbloom on Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/superbloom/1361363054

Superbloom on Instagram: @superbloomnyc

After 10 years of waiting, the return of Algernon is official and we had the pleasure of chatting with Peter Helmis for one of their first public interviews back! A few months ago Twitter had a top 10 most inspirational emo bands list making its rounds through the music community. Algernon Cadwallader was popping up on most of the lists on people's timelines. Little did people know that the band was planning a reunion tour. It was the surprise of the year, something that no one expected. The band didn't want to just do a one-off show either, they wanted to make it big with a tour that has multiple Philly dates and a stop at The Fest. I really enjoyed this conversation. Listen to us talk about the making of the comeback, their excellent discography, and so much more!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1BfYXNfaB5HBwHn4gxnEQE?si=qecL82PeR1ODKIzW7y5B1Q

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-vinyl/id1507304176?i=1000570797818

Instagram: https://instagram.com/algernoncadwalladerband?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y

Bandcamp: https://algernoncadwallader.bandcamp.com/album/algernon-cadwallader-2

Each time Tijuana Panthers release a new record, they often hear that same familiar statement: "this is your best record yet." Many bands might hear this and feel as though they have arrived, while others use it as motivation to continue to outperform themselves. But Chad, Phil, and Dan seem unbothered by the phrase, perhaps from hearing it directed toward nearly every release. Now in their forties, the band members have day jobs, families, and/or additional musical projects—all factors that might inhibit growth for some, but that have allowed this band to live on in its purest form, and presumably for many years to come. Aptly named, their latest release, Halfway to Eighty, takes on challenging themes of time and reflection, and although the album's core found its way to the surface inadvertently, such is the nature of Tijuana Panthers: a band that is so established, its creative fire is best sparked without intention. Website: https://tijuanapanthers.com

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5XGoUe0WjmbOtppHlB7Taf?si=_XQAemCGQCyFDTUHdQal6w