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On todays episode we welcome Chris Kerstetter(Throes) to talk about Pocatello, Idaho, gear, and a record that has been slated as one of the most important and iconic records of the entire metalcore genre.
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Canadian legend Mike Brown is back to talk about straight edge, Canadian lore, and much, much more. We also talk about more about Liferuiner than anyone has on a recorded medium.
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Today on the show we talk about "elder emos" and a record that had a lot of impact even though it may not be the best version of the genre. And we talk a little bit about wrestling for some reason.
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We welcome Murphy(Our City Skyline, Cursed Ones) to the show this week to talk politics and deathcore.
Jesus is back baby! So is Gabe.
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This week on the show we talk about one of the main influences for deathcore but are they deatchcore?
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This week on the show we're back to talking about pop punk with breakdowns. Before we dive into the record, Oster admits to his full pop punk past. And we talk a lot about Cartel for some reason.
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Dev Dawg is back baby! We're talking about one of the biggest bands in this genre but in their early days. It's a record none of us have ever heard and we've got lots of thoughts.
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On today's episode we talk about a band that blends metalcore and hardcore and was a gateway for Oster getting into hardcore. We also talk about Adam Sandler.
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We've got Sam on the show today! One of the most important people in shaping Oster's music tastes. We get his thoughts on Weezer and pop punk before diving into the record. It's a long one so strap in!
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