Dead Dialect Podcast

A long time coming, we had the pleasure of having on Dan, Chris, Anton, and Ryan of Devil Killing Moth, one of Houston's staple local bands who've been going hard for a decade. On the cusp of releasing their new EP "Night In The Life Of...", we get into the history and rise of DKM, talk Star Wars, and debut two of their newest songs including our favorite, "Mind Boots". Tune in, you savages, this is an important one.

Jacob Calle, pronounced "Cah-yay" for all you silly Americans, is a Houston comic, filmmaker, and animal conservationalist currently preparing for a trip to Africa to document endangered animals and the impact of illegal poaching. He's also responsible for the popular Simpsons mural in east downtown Houston and a member of the Secret Group.

The drum gods have blessed us yet again! We got to hang out and chat with Dylan Fujioka who is the drummer for the suprememly talented Chelsea Wolfe right before they took the stage at Rudyard's British Pub and just killed. Done outside of the bar right on the sidewalk, we got to get into his background as a musician, his history working with Chelsea, their tour with Queens of the Stone Age, and all kinds of things in between.

In this episode, we cover our personal experience at the 2015 Utopiafest. We go over our thoughts on the festival, acts we saw and liked, and why you should totally go next year. We also have a short interview with Les Hay Babies, a french-canadian band that we were lucky to see twice this week. We also talk about our second 'Dead Dialect Podcast Presents" show briefly! Rejoice!

Another one off the bucket list as we have on one of our most beloved bands ever. Tera Melos is best known for being, pioneering, and playing a pivitol role in the growth of what is know as math rock today. Recorded in the green room of Warehouse Live, we get into the origins of their relationship with sister band and Houston legends, By The End of Tonight, their perspectives on math rock, what it was and what it's become, and the importance of doing things DIY.

The second coming of the great Gabe Bravo! Gabe is a comedian with the Secret Group who are at the helm of the new revival of Houston comedy. Follow him on Twitter @gabe_bravo for updates on all the awesome and free shows he's throwing around town.

We have returned! And with a newly crowned world champion no less. Tonya Evinger is back on with us after becoming the Invicta FC 135-pound world bantamweight champion, a title she gained in dominating fashion. Tonya is one of the pioneers of women's mixed martial arts and is currently the #10 ranked 135 pound female in the entire world. Also joining us is Stephanie Alba, who fights for Legacy FC in the 105 pound atomweight division. We get into how Tonya won her belt, the gritty nature of weight-cutting, and Tonya's new project to help build the Houston MMA scene.

Post Beerfest podcast with Brandon, Julian, Tony and Roy. Grab a beer and hang out!

We are supremely blessed and tremendously honored to have on yet another dream guest in Cathy Pellow. Cathy is the CEO and founder of Sargent House, a record label and management company that has signed, produced, and worked with some of the best names in music including the likes of And So I Watch You From Afar, RX Bandits, Chelsea Wolfe, Tera Melos, and a near endless amount of mindblowing talent. Listen as we cover the origins of Sargent House and how it's grown to be one of the most beloved labels of the current generation.

Houston band Sunrise and Ammunition joins us on the podcast tonight. They are personally one of our favorite local bands and this one has been in the works for a little while. Sunrise and Ammunition!