The Goldmine Podcast features members of the early '80s post-punk band New Math, who come on to discuss the official CD/vinyl release of their long-lost album, Gardens. If you haven't heard New Math, and like the dark melodic sounds of Psychedelic Furs and The Gun Club, you will want to listen in. We will sample music from Gardens, too.

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Adam "Bomb" Segal is the guest on the Dollar Bin, a new monthly theme episode of the Goldmine Podcast, hosted by Alan Brostoff (Dr. Disc of Record Store Recon) and Rev, frontman for the band The Drowns. Segal is a punk rock guitarist, attorney and music publisher known for his work with the band The Faction and as the lead guitarist for Suburban Resistance . He is also the lead guitarist and songwriter for the band 2¢ Worth and the founder of the record label/store IM Records.  The Dollar Bin hosts talk with Segal about record and memorabilia collecting and the rabbit hole it can take you down.

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Taken from author Martin Popoff's Top 20 Rush list ("The Top 20 other bands Rush fans like") that was posted on the GoldmineMag.com site, a lively discussion takes hold on this Goldmine Podcast episode. Editor Patrick Prince and Popoff go over the picks and, of course, the most likely band that Rush fans will almost certainly like. For Rush fans, Prog and Prog Metal fans, and rock fans in general. A fun discussion!

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For the September edition of Spin Cycle's Goldmine Podcast, editor Patrick Prince and Dave Thompson dive deep into the 18-LP David Bowie box set titled I Can't Give Everything Away (2002-2016) and the upcoming super deluxe version of The Who's Who Are You. Fun, indeed!

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Goldmine Podcast contributor Dr. Disc (Record Store Recon) and regular podcast guest Rev (frontman from The Drowns) premiere "The Dollar Bin." It's the beginning of a regular Goldmine podcast episode where the two discuss fulfilling a record collector's vinyl checklist among the many crates in a record store. Lots of collecting tidbits and revelations are bantered about as two vinyl nerds express their joy of the hobby.

Check out the first episode!

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Time for another Spin Cycle edition of the Goldmine Podcast with author and longtime contributor Dave Thompson, as he recommends three releases for Goldmine readers — Marianne Faithfull's early album reissues, Deep Purple's mondo edition of Live in Japan and a new one by psychedelic rock/trancers Sky Cries Mary.

See why these releases are great for collectors, no matter what the cost!

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On the 56th Anniversary of Woodstock, we speak to author Mike Greenblatt about his book Back to Yasgur's Farm (a memoir of sorts) and why the original festival (NOT subsequent festivals) is so significant in music history, and what it means to understand the vibes of the original Woodstock in 2025.

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On the Record Store Recon edition of the Goldmine Podcast, we discuss worthwhile record stores in the Nashville area: Vinyl Tap, Grimey’s and a few others. Most of them get high marks for their changes and upgrades over the years. Learn why.

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Celebrated Americana Music author Lee Zimmerman (Americana Music: Voices, Visionaries & Pioneers of an Honest Sound) is a guest on the Podcast to talk about his 20 picks for albums he feels have slipped below the radar, but typify the current trends in Americana.

Go to GoldmineMag.com to read his 20-album list as well.

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Author and longtime contributor Dave Thompson recommends three box sets for Goldmine readers — Sisters of Mercy's deluxe edition of First and Last and Always (Rhino), Spandau Ballet's Everything Is Now : Vol 1: 1978-1982 (Rhino), and David Bowie's I Can't Give Everything Away 2002 - 2016 — for his monthly Spin Cycle podcast episode. See why these sets are great for collectors, no matter what the cost!

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