G'Day ladies & gentlemen, it's been a while but we're BACK with an all new episode featuring some good friends of ours and local MA band, Bobbing For Apples. If you want an interview filled with lots of laughter and some friends bonding over music and the concept of life and death, then this is the episode for you. Come hang with Meg, Chris (not Andrew because he was having a personal day but we love him anyway), Paul, Kevin, and Rob aka Kurt Cobain as we act stupid and gush over everyone's favorite thing: rock and roll. 

Make sure to check out their social media @bobbingforapplesmusic everywhere you get your #content and hit them up for some new tunes because they are some fucking talented babes and we love them so much.

Welcome to Phil Spector's Used Car Emporium! This is part 2 of our Phil "Spooky" Spector series as we dissect the trial of this ghoulish, garish, all-around wackadoo for the 2003 murder of actress Lana Clarkson. Spector was 69 when he was convicted. Check out our webpage on Podbean for all of our sources and extra Youtube videos for you to watch yourself and decide if Spector was really guilty (he was) and make sure to follow us on all our favorite social media platforms @podcast_sky.

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In today's episode "Under the Covers" the gang and special guest host Justin Osborne of one of our favorite bands SUSTO take on our first (probably of many) list of our favorite covers that we could find and just talk about them. Do they make us twist? Do they make us shout? Do they make us do BOTH? Well, we sure do figure that out. We talk about everything under the sun from Johnny Cash's immortal "Hurt" to Train's "Ramble On", Blink-182's "Dancing with Myself" and everything in between. Remember ladies & gentlemen: You can't always be punk. Sometimes you gotta go to Disney World.

To hear all the tunes we talk about in this episode, check out our episode playlist on our black market Spotify HERE.

Make sure as always to give SUSTO a follow on all your fav social media platforms @sustoisreal and check out their cover of "Daniel" & buy tickets for their shows in Europe and the US HERE.

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Welcome back rockers, it's been a while! But the wait is over and we've got a brand new interview for your listening pleasure. Join us as we sit down with L.A. Edwards as he calls in from his campsite while at Floyd Fest in the middle of the Virginia woods to which we are honestly so very jealous of. We break down Americana (or as he calls it, the working-class music), learn some tricks from album producer Ron Blair (aka ONE OF THE HEARTBREAKERS), put in our vote for Jerry for Mayor, discuss how freakin' tight Orca's are, and answer the question: what about french toast?

Make sure to give L.A. a listen on Spotify, Apple Music, or buy his got-dang album "True Blue" on vinyl here.

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Welcome back to Podcast in the Sky you rock & roll babes! Today The Gang covers greatest music producer and convicted murderer: Phil Spector. Part-one of this two-part episode series covers the life and times of Spector as he was known before the murder and trial took place, the music he produced, psyche, and so much more.

Check out our Spector playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3zMFuxXw8DwU388CKknibZ

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Welcome back rockers and rockettes! On this weeks episode The Gang sits down and chats with lead guitarist and co-founder of one of our fav bands The Artisanals; Clay Houle! Roll one up and hang with us as we talk about their most recent tour, playing at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin (including a gig at Willie Nelson's ranch which is awesome???), break down a few of our favorite tracks off their self-entitled first album "The Artisanals", how the band came to be, and so much more. If you like Petty, Harrison, The Killers, or any mix of rock from the 70s and 80s than this is the band for you.

"Don't bore us, get to the chorus" and check out all their music on your preferred streaming platforms NOW! Make sure to give them a follow on all your social media @theartisanals or at their website https://www.theartisanals.net/ to keep up with news, new music, tour dates, merch, and more. 

Last month we had the immense pleasure of talking with the incredibly thoughtful and endearing S. Holden Jaffe of the band Del Water Gap as he walks us through some of the tracks off his new record “Don’t Get Dark” which released two weeks ago and honestly, we still can’t get enough. We get to know him a bit more as we chat about his first experience at SXSW in Houston early March, his social experiment, the first song he ever wrote called “Clean and Simple”, and the reality of the loneliness and struggles that sometimes come with being a musician. We recap his latest local tour, dive into some of the stories behind his previous music, and swap some book and band recommendations. Meg almost immediately mis-pronounces his last name after just asking how to pronounce it and says “awesome” about three-thousand times. Which is accurate. Holden is awesome.

Make sure to check out "Don't Get Dark" wherever you get your music!

Follow Del Water Gap on Twitter and Instagram @delwatergap to keep up with all the latest music releases and future tours. 

And check out the published written review of the new record that our wonderful Meg did on our webpage at podbean.com!

On today's episode of Podcast in the Sky, the gang sits back and chats about their top 3 favorite albums of 2018 (in no particular order) and give some shout-outs to those that didn't quite make the top cut but are most certainly worthy of honorable mentions. We cover everything from Indie and Folk to Jazz and Hip Hop. Check out the tags in our Instagram post to link and listen to the artists we talk about, and make sure to give us a like and follow on ALL of your favorite social media platforms and streaming sites. A little bit of love goes a long way. Sit back, and enjoy the mayhem. 

The Gang sets the tone right for 2019 with "The Year of Justin". In this episode, we get to sit down with Susto's own Justin Osborne as he walks us through some of the singles off his new record "Ever Since I Lost My Mind" which hit streaming platforms everywhere last Friday (and if you haven't listened to it, you better do it now because you WILL NOT be disappointed). We hear the true (and never before told) tale of how the song "Jah Werx" came to be, Justin's experience in Cuba and how it impacted him as a musician, those rad fucking knuckle tats, and of course, some almost-famous band shout-outs and recommendations (to which will be tagged in any and all social media posts so go check 'em out asap). 

Big, big, BIG thanks to Justin for coming on and talking with us, and don't forget to catch him April 17th at Great Scott in Allston to see him live and in all his glory. You can purchase tickets here.

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