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On this episode of the Kiwistyle Podcast I sat down with Guilt Trip and talked everything about their new album Armour of Angels. I tried to get painfully technical on the whole album making process to give you an inside look into how they do it.What was your favourite part? What did you learn? Tell me in the comments.Watch Part 2 now on my Patreon, support the channel and get all episodes early here - https://patreon.com/Luke_MansonSupport the both us here and buy some Merchandise Guilt Trip Merch Storehttps://mlvltd.com/collections/guilt-tripXile Merch Storewww.xile.nzSee you guys next time on the Kiwistyle Podcast.
I met up with Todd, Dustin, Will and Alessio from Starve filling in on guitar at the Kublai Khan, Gideon, Gates to Hell Manchester show at New Century Hall in Manchester earlier this year.It was their first tour of Europe & the UK and even some of the members first time in the northern hemisphere. The venue surprisingly had a studio underneath it which we quickly asked if we could use for a podcast, the rest is just some old mates catching up. Sorry the audio is not at its normal quality, we used our phones as microphones.
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Terminal Sleep Multicam Liveset
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Terminal Sleep Manchester Vlog
https://youtu.be/HKJCA0Cc2nY?si=eMh1yXhvD1G6dTbt
Dave and Ryan Jordan, two brothers jump on the pod to talk about their beginnings in the Christian Hardcore scene of the mid 2000's in Hamilton, New Zealand. It's an awesome insight into how religious families can get into objectively extreme music and navigate those sides of life. They've both gone on to front many bands as vocalists from One Must Fall, 21 Guns, Bad Medicine, Regime and now Dave sings for the Break In. In the podcast they their define their own influences and styles and I think this podcast shines a different light on NZHC then previous conversations, I had a good time.Thank you for supporting the channel, I couldn't do it without you!
Listen to The Break In’s new EP “They are watching us” here on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/32qr37IG7ho7cFPTEazaJU?si=30eJDbGqQ-CQKJ-Be1T67Q
Support the channel and join the Kiwistyle podcast Patreon, for only a few dollars you’ll get new episodes weeks early. Right now there’s an unreleased episode.
https://www.patreon.com/Luke_Manson
Grab some Xile merch, support the channel!
Official Webstore - https://www.xile.nz
USA Merch store - https://armadamerch.com/collections/xile
European Merch store - https://www.impericon.com/collections/xile
Dave and Ryan Jordan, two brothers jump on the pod to talk about their beginnings in the Christian Hardcore scene of the mid 2000's in Hamilton, New Zealand. It's an awesome insight into how religious families can get into objectively extreme music and navigate those sides of life. They've both gone on to front many bands as vocalists from One Must Fall, 21 Guns, Bad Medicine, Regime and now Dave sings for the Break In. In the podcast they their define their own influences and styles and I think this podcast shines a different light on NZHC then previous conversations, I had a good time.Thank you for supporting the channel, I couldn't do it without you!Listen to The Break In’s new EP “They are watching us” here on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/32qr37IG7ho7cFPTEazaJU?si=30eJDbGqQ-CQKJ-Be1T67QSupport the channel and join the Kiwistyle podcast Patreon, for only a few dollars you’ll get new episodes weeks early. Right now there’s an unreleased episode.https://www.patreon.com/Luke_Manson?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorGrab some Xile merch, support the channel!Official Webstore - www.xile.nzUSA Merch store - https://armadamerch.com/collections/xileEuropean Merch store - https://www.impericon.com/collections/xile
My first International guest, Les Law the guitarist of Desolated, Last Wishes & Your Demise 04.We talk about Desolated's new album "Finding Peace", his other music projects, getting into guitar and London hardcore as he saw it when he was getting into the scene.I'd really appreciate if you subscribed to the channel so I can bring you more episodes.To get episodes early and support the channel please consider becoming a Patreon, its only a few dollars and you'll get episodes weeks earlier!HERE - https://patreon.com/Luke_MansonGrab some merchandise here at the Xile merchstore, we ship worldwide. www.xile.nz
The boys are back telling stories from 20 years ago, Josh, Izzy and Boozey recall starting Antagonist and putting work into the band so they could leave NZ shores and get a foot in the door touring internationally! This is a big one but it's worth it, trust me.
Hope you enjoyed this chat with my mate Boozey!
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Watch the Judgement Day Productions Sets Live of Foundation Fest here,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7a_VhCNiQw&list=PLrSuFwwY6kYhdA3AmpdZdwjMBNpMpJCqS
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Today on the Kiwistyle Podast I have Garreth & Bones from Drop Off Point and NZHCPP we talk about old Hamilton HC and the bands and scene that brought them up in the 2000's.
Jason has drummed for more Wellington hardcore bands maybe then anyone in the last 25 years. He drags us through his start with the underground punk scene which then matures into NZHC's earliest metallic hardcore bands. Known by his friends his as Face, you'll have to listen in to find out why.
Back in the hot seat for Part 2! We finish off the conversation with Jared & Ethan from Amanaki.
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