Matt Dusk is a seasoned performer who will perform Tony Bennett classics, on Friday, May 2, 2025 at the Fredericton Playhouse. He called into “People Need Music” to chat about why the Standards continue to be relevant and his great success in Poland.

Playlist

Antoine L. Collins – (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 ::

Amy Millan – Wire Walks ::

Matt Dusk – I Left My Heart in San Francisco ::

Matt Dusk – Old Devil Moon ::

Rebecca Noelle – Believe It ::

Kelly McMichael – Open (Hurts To Have a Heart) ::

Dan Mangan – Melody ::

Kathleen Edwards, Bahamas – Human Touch ::

Jost Bravener & The Hypochondriacs – Last Night ::

The Barr Brothers – Song That I Heard

Hi Folks! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption! I can’t believe it’s officially been 90 episodes. I got to pick up some great new albums on a road trip over the weekend, and this week features lots of tunes off those albums this week.

Here’s the playlist for the week:

Pentagram-20 Buck Spin

Pentagram-Bride of Evil

The Misfits-London Dungeon

The Misfits-Skulls

The Gathering-Strange Machines

The Gathering-Fear the Sea

Mitochondrion-Increatum Vox

Virgin Steele-Invictus

Virgin Steele-Dust From the Burning

Coroner-Mistress Of Deception

Coroner-Read My Scars

Candlemass-Dark Reflections

Nails-I Can’t Turn It Off

Bad Brains-Sailin’ On

Bad Brains-Banned In D.C

Erosion-The Crone

Erosion-Scorched Earth

Razor-Killer Instinct

Razor-Armed and Dangerous

Razor-Ball and Chain

Razor-Life Sentence

Dokken-Breaking the Chains

Cannibal Corpse-The Bleeding

Anvil-Tag Team

Anvil-666

Deicide-Carnage In the Temple

Holy Grinder-Grave Dog

Thanks for listening!

No matter how you look at it, youth are going to be living with the consequences of politics far longer than anyone older.

My guest today is Amanda Munday, the Executive Director of New Majority. Their mission is to “activate young and first-time voters, ensuring [their] voice is heard where it counts”. They recently came to UNB campus to encourage youth to be involved in voting for the federal election, and she joins me to talk about their goals, scope of activities and encouraging people across the country.

The federal election is happening on April 28, but there are opportunities to vote on campus or in other places in advance of the election day. Additional information is available at Elections Canada.

I’d like to start out with a huge thank you to everyone who helped support CHSR Fundrive 2025 and helped us reach our goal. Whether you donated your time, music or money it is greatly appreciated.

This weeks show is below though not necessarily in this order!

Artist – Title

Hello everyone. I trust that all is well and that you’re in the mood for an amazing hour of musical magic.

This is episode 75 of Testing For Echo on CHSR FM 97.9 in Fredericton and around the world and I am your host Tim Scammell.

Today is a very special episode all about Canadians eh?

When we do our shows on here there is a requirement that we use at least 30-40 % of Canadian content in each show.

Well guess what? Today I’m cranking that up to 100% Canadian content. Even the show ID’s between songs are purely Canadian.

Why am I doing this you may ask?

Without getting all political, we hosers have been taking a little bit of slapping around from certain people in high places south of the border.

So this is about showing some love and pouring some virtual maple syrup over your sour cream glazed donuts. We shall call this one “Testing For Echo and Canadianity eh?” “

I’m pretty certain that I will be doing this again in the future. After all there is a TON of great Canadianity out there to share.

Another really cool thing is that most of these folks are friends of the show or people that I wish to meet some day.

Sadly, there are a couple that have left us.

But enjoy this eh?

The World of Music, One Song at a Time, Proudly Canadian – Take Good Care

Episode Song List

Hi Folks! This week’s episode features some new tunes off a couple albums I picked up in the last few weeks! There’s lots of great tunes from all around the world. Hope you all enjoy, and I hope you all enjoyed the April Fool’s Day episode last week. This week’s back to the regularly scheduled programming. Here’s the playlist for the week:

Malthusian-Remnant Fauna

Malthusian-Primal Attunement: The Gloom Epoch

Gorgoroth-Katharinas Bortgang

Melvins-Goin’ Blind

Kiss-Parasite

Krisiun-Hunter of Souls

Ares Kingdom-Nom de Guerre

Anatomia-Slime of Putrescence

Cryptopsy-Voice of Unreason

Triptykon-In the Sleep of Death

KEN Mode-I Cannot

Noose Sweat-Lesson Learned

Manilla Road-The Ram

Caustic Wound-Visions of Torture

Pig Destroyer-Girl in the Slayer Jacket

Napalm Death-Unchallenged Hate

Woods of Ypres-Career Suicide (Is Not Real Suicide)

Holy Grinder-Suffer

Holy Grinder-Flesh Prison

Slother-Open Jaws

Slother-Sarcophage

Amorphis-Against Widows

Amorphis-Elegy

Mitochondrion-The Erythapside

Thanks for listening!

The students all gather with professor Mark Tunney for a live show send-off, both for their own individual efforts and for the their retiring teacher.

We are into week 2 of Fundrive and any contribution you can give will be a big help! Please donate at www.chsrfm.ca/donate!

On this weeks episode,

The Smashing Pumpkins – The Everlasting Gaze

Credit: www.thehypochondriacs.com

Josh Bravener, frontman of the Fredericton staple The Hypochondriacs, stopped by CHSR on April 5, 2025 for a chat about the band’s upcoming shows, highlights from the past couple of years, and what’s on the horizon for 2025.

The nature of artists is often change, growth and experimentation.

My guests today are John Heinstein and Peter Hicks, core members of the band Sleepy Driver (among other projects). They join me to talk about exploring new directions with the band, including many of the changes it has already had over its 20 year history, and the many friends they have a chance to work with.

A new album from Sleepy Driver should be in the works over the next year, and singles are being released in the mean time. You can catch them at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre with several of their friends for a concert on April 12.