Joining us this week is Alexy and Mickey of Bronx, NY-based alternative band Autumn Revival. AR just recently released one hell of a single called “What It Something That I Said?”, which is the first glimpse they have provided their fans with into their upcoming EP. In this episode we discuss the new single, playing shows in New York City, Presidente Beer, and some of our favorite up and coming bands. Song of the week: “Meant For Misery” by Settle Your Scores. Outro: “Was It Something That I Said”. Follow: @Autumn_Revival and @NonsensePod for more!

The BIG 5-0! EPISODE 50 is here and this week we are joined by Tyler and TJ of the CT-based power pop band, The Sparkle And Fade. You may recognize them from being featured as our “Song of the Week” several episodes back. In this episode we discuss their DIY ethos, their favorite piece of gear, and how strange of year it was to be in band last year. Song of the Week: “National Treasure” by 20 SomeThing. Outro: “Up In The Air” by The Sparkle And Fade. Follow @nonsensepod and @the.sparkle.and.fade on Instagram for more

We welcome on this week Kurt Zikaras, lead singer/guitarist of Connecticut-based punk band, American Thrills. In this episode, Kurt shares with us what he has learned in his many years of being a part of various musical acts. American Thrills has an impressive but thus far short history after starting in 2020–there is much to come on their horizon considering their stacked line up. The band recently released their second EP “Old Things”, now streaming on all platforms. Their song “Discount Casket” (recently featured in Brooklyn Vegan) can be heard at the end of the episode. Song of the week: “Let Me Go” by Go For Gold. Outro: “Discount Casket” by American Thrills. Follow @AmericanThrillsband and @nonsensepod on Instagram for more.

Tyson Evans a.k.a. Crooked Teeth joins us this week to talk about his new single “Light Me Up”(ft. talker). Crooked Teeth is an ever evolving project — an amalgamation of music genres blended in the best way possible. We talk about combining genres, Featured X, A&W Root Beer, and Green Day Pillows. Featured song of the week: “No Memes” by A New Hope @anewhopeuk. Outro: “Beg” by Crooked Teeth @crookedteethrock. Follow @nonsensepod for more.

Brompton Jackson and Blake Evaristo of Action/Adventure join the podcast this week fresh off of signing to Pure Noise Records! Action/Adventure just released their first single/music video on Pure Noise, “Poser”, which can be heard at the episode. The guys share their hidden (and not so hidden) talents, favorite music venues, and memories from the road. Song of the week: “Nothing Serious” by Oakrest @oakrestband. Outro: “Poser” by Action/Adventure. Follow: @actadvband @nonsensepod for more.

Cody Ritchie of Goalkeeper joins us this week to discuss their new single “Black and Blue (Reimagined)” — out everywhere 4/9. “Black and Blue (Reimagined)” is a new take on their hit single “Black and Blue”, released late last year. Also joining the podcast this week is Bobo, the cross-eyed cat that has inspired some of Goalkeeper’s greatest hits. Song of the week: “Divine Connection” by Real Talk. Outro: “Black and Blue” by Goalkeeper.

Matt Vernon joins us this week all the way from the sunny beaches of San Diego, California. Originally from New Jersey, Matt shares his amazing story of two different musical identities converging into the musician he is today. We talk reviving VFW hall concerts, Warped Tour, our favorite compression ratios, and why winter on the East coast fucking sucks. Featured song of the week: “Not The Enemy” by The Sparkle and Fade. Intro: “Groundhog Day” by What Makes Sense. Outro: “259 Park Dr.” by Alive & Well. Follow: @the.sparkle.and.fade, @aliveandwellca, @nonsensepod

Gabe Pietrafesa of Young Culture joins us this week with a cast around his arm after a skateboarding accident. This week we talk Young Culture’s signing to Equal Vision Records, their new self-titled album, the Wade Boggs challenge, sitting on your nuts, and a whole lot more. Intro: “Groundhog Day” by What Makes Sense. Outro: “Holiday In Vegas” by Young Culture. Follow @youngcultureny @nonsensepod @wmsny

The legendary Jacques LaMore of the Pop Punk & Pizza Podcast joins us this week in a special podcast crossover episode. Jacques talks about his podcast and the amazing line up of artists he has coming up (Fat Mike from NOFX, ever heard of him?). We also discuss his Green Day tribute band called “St. Jimmy”, and his career as a radio DJ. Intro: “Groundhog Day” by What Makes Sense. Outro: “St. Jimmy” by Green Day. Follow @poppunkpizzapod and @nonsensepod

We are excited to bring to you two very special guests who have been making waves in the pop punk scene recently; Simon and Alex of Incase We Crash. We discussed everything from buying vintage guitars to where you can find the best poutine in Canada. Sidenote: Tim Hortons? Slaps. Intro: “Groundhog Day” by What Makes Sense. Outro: “Soul Paint” by Incase We Crash. Follow for more: @incasewecrash @nonsensepod