Mark Garza was the drummer for Embodyment and The Famine and is currently playing in Constant Seas. We discuss the history of Embodyment and how their sound evolved from death metal to rock over the span of four albums. This is the last episode of season 1. Please subscribe!

Syrens was a unique metalcore band from the DFW area. We talk about life on the road, what it's like being in a "christian" band, and the famous web trailer for a DVD they never planned to make. How are we still talking about that William Bonnie breakdown all these years later? The answers are all here. 

Turow was a southern hardcore band from Sherman, Texas. Although short-lived, they did a lot of touring and racked up some pretty good stories; crazy ex-girlfriends, Taco Bell and driving mishaps. Josh joins me again to talk with Lando and Bryan about their experience in the band.

Adrian Romero of the Mexican indie-rock band Ave shares his experience writing songs and deconstructing faith. Adrian is also in the process of finishing a score for a film due out this year. You do not want to miss this episode.

Flatline Love Affair was a metalcore band from the Texoma area in the early 2000s. Josh joins me on this episode to talk with Andrew and Bryan about what it was like to be a band in the Myspace era. Subscribe!

Lucas Starr played bass in legendary bands like Terminal and Oh Sleeper. His project, Royal Mercenaries, is revolutionizing how people experience live music and his current band Silver Tongue released two incredible singles last year. 

Pearl Earl is an all-female rock band from Denton, Texas. Frontwoman Ariel and drummer Bailey talk about their songs, their evolving sound, and what an alien might think of planet Earth. Enjoy the show!  

Burning January was a do-it-yourself punk band from Madill, Oklahoma that had a surprisingly large fanbase. I spoke with singer Jezy and guitarist Micah to find out the story behind this unlikely popular band.