The Pun is Strong with These Two Unfortunately continuing where left off with our last review – spoiler alter – we have a few more albums we didn’t like.  Wanna fight us on them?  Then please, by all means, do it!  Leave comments on the site or social media! SideShow.373 Witherfall – A Prelude to […]

The Pun is Strong with These Two Unfortunately continuing where left off with our last review – spoiler alter – we have a few more albums we didn’t like. Wanna fight us on them? Then please, by all means, do it! Leave comments on the site or social media! SideShow.373 Witherfall – A Prelude to […]

The Pun is Strong with These Two Unfortunately continuing where left off with our last review – spoiler alter – we have a few more albums we didn’t like.&nbsp; Wanna fight us on them?&nbsp; Then please, by all means, do it!&nbsp; Leave comments on the site or social media! SideShow.373 Witherfall – A Prelude to […]

Episode 373: Witherfall, Old Wounds, Silent Planet 2018 Album Reviews + New Mexico Bandcamp Pick: Distances

Rising out of the dark ages of nu-metal, The SIDESHOW led the charge for the New Wave of heavy music at 98.1 WQAQ, initiating a loud rock revival at the prestigious, student-run radio station. What Brian began in 2002 would grow into something bigger than he ever imagined. Garnering critical acclaim with the addition of Nick in 2003, The SIDESHOW would evolve and continue even after its creators g...raduated. Brian and Nick passed the torch to the ROCK(jock), who further revolutionized the program by bringing it to a worldwide audience. Collectively, The SIDESHOW won two Show of the Year awards and marched on to become the longest running show in WQAQ history. Now, after a two-and-a-half year hiatus, The SIDESHOW rises again…

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Episode 373: Witherfall, Old Wounds, Silent Planet 2018 Album Reviews + New Mexico Bandcamp Pick: Distances

Episode 373: Witherfall, Old Wounds, Silent Planet 2018 Album Reviews + New Mexico Bandcamp Pick: Distances