We've come to the third movie ( oops, I mean compact disc) in the Repeater Trilogy! This is the capstone on the blather from Jeff and I on this release, plus we had a special guest cohost with us this time. That's right, it's the return of Aldred to the show. If all that weren't enough, Repeater producer Ted Niceley joins us for a third time, as well. Artie Phillie talks with Jeff about booking Fugazi and his old band, Indecision, covering them, and Josh Erickson, who runs the We Need An Instrument Instagram page, drops by to talk about what the band and this record mean to him. its a power packed episode folks!

Damn, no need for words up top on this one. I think everyone knows how massive and how important this release is. Not sure four hours and change was enough time to cover it all, ha. This episode features-art one of a two part Ted Nicely interview about producing Repeaeter. One of my favorite interviews of his. 1-2-3-go! 

3 Songs! Two hosts! One interview! No bullshit! 
Join us as we navigate the contours of Fugazi's 3rd release, talk to producer Ted Niceley and miraculously keep it concise. 

This week we dig into the Holy Rollers' first LP, As Is. This one was a pleasant surprise. Lots of hidden gems to discover if you take the time with this band. Jeff and I are joined by a couple of members of the Patreon group (Drew Lichtenberg and Scott Sheridan) to roundtable the discussion and we had blast! Right after the record talk, we chat with Holy Rollers guitarist, Marc Lambiotte. Stay connected, stay involved, stay in touch!

One of the sleeper gems of the Dischord catalog here. It was a fun conversation/listen/full band interview. Where else are you going to hear talk of Jethro Tull, the Shakers, veganism and Mothers Finest on a podcast about one record?

Some could argue that Dischord is the house that Minor threat built. None could argue with their place in the cannon of the greatest heavy bands of the 20th century. Join us as we tiptoe through the hits on this career spanning episode, As an added bonus, Ben "Edge" Merlis guest stars as third cohost. Luke Dolan from Latest God stops by. As does Mark Haggerty from iron Cross and Gray Matter. Lastly, Jason Hamacher reminds us "there's no place like home,...". It's a rip roaring good time

With this episode, we come to the final transmission of the great Ignition. Perhaps the most realized release? You'll have to tune in to find out. Jeff and I really go under the hood with this one, pulling spark plugs and kicking tires and all that jazz. We had the pleasure of talking to drummer Dante Ferrando and also hearing about Rudi Jung's love of the band, as well as how they were involved in a life changing event for him. This is one not to be missed!

On today's episode we dive into Dischord number...oh wait, this is another surprise non-Dischord episode! I know we said we would save these for Patreon, but this was too much fun and we wanted to share a chunk of the Patreon interview with Geoff Farina with you here. Karate is a band that seems to get better with age, and so thank god Numero Group is in the process of reissuing their catalog. Anyhow, pull up a chair and listen to Jeff and I wax poetic about the band, then listen to the beginning of my conversation with its leader/guitarist/vocalist - Geoff Farina. If you want to hear more from him (and access much more bonus content and zoom hangs) check out End On End Extras Club on Patreon. 

This week we discuss an album ahead of it's time, and if our times have caught up. That's right, Soulside's Hot Bodi Gram. This one took years to grow on me, but has stayed with me longer and deeper than the rest of the records in the band's catalog. Jeff and I peer under the hood and kick the tires own this one, then Scott Torguson (Amber Inn/Wet The Rope) drops by to talk about his longstanding love for the record, and finally the boys in the band discuss the tour and record that tore them apart, but also cemented their legacy. They also go deep about how those times affected and ,in some ways, directed their lives since. Finally they speak of how inspired they are to be writing new music together and continuing their journey of exploration together. Check it!

Fire Party created some of the most challenging and forward-thinking music to come out on Dischord. They are also criminally underrated. Hopefully we can help do something about that. These four women are some of the most thoughtful, connected and artistically minded folks I've talked to. It was a pleasure to catch up with them again and fill in the gaps in the Fire Party narrative. Listen to this record as soon as you finish the episode! Moderately loud.