I met German Utria in the 5th grade in 1983 or so. Our friendship was forged on music, movies, food, and more. I also based the Gerry character in my films 1985-1986 and Cool Summer on this person who made (and continues to make) an indelible impact on me.

Bill Plaster of Dr. Strange Records discusses running his venerable label for 35 years!

108/Ressurection/The Judas Factor/Unsufferable singer Rob Fish talks about looking back, moving forward, and being about the present!

Today’s SceneStop brings us to what is now Maple Sound Studios run by the decorated engineer Cameron Webb. It was also known as Revolver Studios when Jim Monroe engineered Gameface's "Always On" LP in the late 1990s. In this video we discuss some of the other recordings that took

Bill Plaster of Dr. Strange Records talks about opening the Dr. Strange Records store, the real value of money, staying plugged into the music scene, and more!

108/Ressurection/The Judas Factor/Unsufferable singer Rob Fish talks about being in the world of business, early Ressurection lyrics, natural expression, not being a writer... and more!

Today’s SceneStop brings us to a place called FOE Hall in Garden Grove, Ca. A show happened there on 2/4/1989 featuring INSTED, NO FOR AN ANSWER, INFEST, VISUAL DISCRIMINATION, MASS CONFUSION, and POINT OF

I met German Utria in the 5th grade in 1983 or so. Our friendship was forged on music, movies, food, and more. I also based the Gerry character in my films 1985-1986 and Cool Summer on this person who made (and continues to make) an indelible impact on me.

Trust Records co-owner/Triggerman singer Joe Nelson explains how important the Stern Bros. are to not just punk music but music in general, how they never "played the game", and the joy Trust gets in the way their releases are received.

108/Ressurection/The Judas Factor/Unsufferable singer Rob Fish talks about singing, touring, getting older, and the importance of making human connections.