CD Burners

whether u planned it or not.. on episode of CD Burners the guys are joined by The Academy Is... vocalist William Beckett to dive into Death Cab for Cutie's 6th album, Plans. The guys unpack why this record still feels like a seasonal memory you can step back into, from the quiet heartbreak and restraint baked into every track to the way it shaped an entire generation of lyric-first songwriting. William also gets into his own early influences, covering these songs live, and what it means to grow up on music that makes sadness feel strangely comforting.

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🌆🔥 we're really heating it up this week on @cdburners since @statechampsny bassist/backing vocalist Ryan Scott Graham joins the pod to breakdown As Cities Burn sophomore album, Come Now Sleep 😴 the guys get into youth group culture, christian post-hardcore’s weird golden era, and the emotional spiral of growing up surrounded by faith while quietly questioning everything 🧐 @ryanscottgraham also opens up about how the album’s vulnerable songwriting and massive sonic shift shaped his own relationship with music, lyrics, and identity growing up in the scene. listen now anywhere you stream podcasts! 🎧

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🪩 we’re in da club for this week’s episode of @cdburners as special guest Barry Hendrixx joins the pod to unpack @50cent’s debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and how it turned survival into storytelling. 🗣️ from the opening spark of rebellion to the raw hunger baked into every track, @barryhendrixx gets into the mindset behind the era, the pressure-cooker rise to mainstream dominance, and why this album still reads like a blueprint for ambition, resilience, and straight-up survival instinct. ⛓️‍💥

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🙅 there’s no doubt ur going to love this weeks CD Burners episode since the guys bring on emerging popstar, Disco Shrine, to talk all about Gwen Stefani and No Doubt's debut album, Tragic Kingdom 👑 Disco Shrine drops some deep lore on the band’s name, their scrappy rise from the OC ska scene to breaking through on KROQ, and how Gwen Stefani’s jump from background vocalist to frontwoman reshaped everything after early tragedy in the band. she also gets into how the album ended up influencing her own genre-blending sound and DIY approach to music today. listen now anywhere you stream podcasts! 🗣️

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episode 100 of @cdburners brings American Hi-Fi vocalist Stacy Jones to dive into the legacy of Foo Fighters’ debut self titled album, the record that launched a new era of rock and cemented Dave Grohl as a generational icon. Stacy breaks down how that era of music carried a different kind of urgency and how this kind of record that feels like it was made because it had to exist. episode 100 is available to listen now anywhere you stream podcasts!

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this week on CD Burner's the guys are joined by Charlotte Sands to unpack the legacy of Alanis Morissette and her genre-defining album Jagged Little Pill, breaking down how it turned raw anger, vulnerability, and emotional turmoil into some of the most influential songwriting of the 90s. Charlotte Sands shares how this album impacted her and the pressure of making music in the age of TikTok clips + constant content cycles. listen now anywhere you stream podcasts!

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On this episode of CD Burners, we’re diving into After the Eulogy by BoySetsFire, one of the most important hardcore records that somehow never gets talked about. This band bridged the gap between hardcore, emo, and post-hardcore before it even had a name, mixing melody, chaos, and politics in a way that shaped an entire generation of bands. Joined by special guest, Story of the Year's, Dan Marsala, we get into how ahead of its time this album really was, why it hit so hard, and how it influenced everything that came after, even if it never got the credit.

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we’re leaping back to the ‘90s this week on CD Burners with Sleeping With Sirens guitarist Nick Martin as he dives into Silverchair's debut album Frogstomp. From raw grungy riffs to angsty teenage energy, the band’s chaotic brilliance proved you don’t have to be perfect to make something iconic, inspiring Martin and countless other teens to pick up a guitar for the first time and start rocking out!

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On this episode of CD Burners, the guys are joined by letlive. & Fever 333's Jason Butler to dive into Glassjaw’s explosive debut album, Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence. They unpack how the record helped redefine post-hardcore with its raw intensity and genre-blurring sound, explore the album’s chaotic mix of melody and aggression to the emotionally charged title track, and it’s polarizing, yet influential legacy. 

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It’s all about that drum & bass on this episode of CD Burners. The guys are joined by Emo Nite Chicago rep + The Emo Social Club host, Brian Rowe, to breakdown how Enter Shikari's A Flash Flood of Colour blended post-hardcore with drum & bass and EDM, pushing the scene forward and how it was truly ahead of its time.

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