Dana Willax, vocalist of Kingdom of Giants, talks about still having a career outside of the band, not thinking they were going to make it to 10 years in music and spills some of his biggest mistakes that other bands in the industry can learn from. 

Jimmy Wilks from The Sonder Bombs talks about their new single What Are Friends For?, how the challenges in America are shaping the band's music and future and learning to embrace the attention and affection that comes with having fans. 

On this week's episode of the More Than Punk Podcast, I sit down with Drew Shepherd from Make Way For Man to talk about their new EP Rites, making a living off Spotify (or not) and the commercials of being an unsigned band. We even talk a bit about Taylor Swift and Metallica and how they're setting themselves up for a post pandemic future. 

Heathen's Kragen Lum digs deep into tying lyrics based on historical events to the current global situation, talks about closing the ten year gap between albums, how Covid-19 has changed the way people think about and interact with music and that ten years between releases means these Bay Area thrash legends have to build their audience all over again.

On the first episode of the More Than Punk podcast, narrative driven metalcore act, The Gloom In The Corner, talk about war, humanity, writing story arcs that cover multiple albums and their new song 'Warfare'.