Retro Rock Roundup with Mike and Jeremy Wiles

In this New Music Friday episode, we speak with Bert Lepore, lead singer of Montecarlo, one of Philadelphia's best up-and-coming heavy rock bands. We discuss the band's musical journey and their latest single, "Thorn In My Side."

In this episode, we take you back to the Chicago progressive rock scene of the late 60s/early 70s as we speak with Neal Rosner, founding member of the band McLuhan.  Formed in Chicago in the late 60s, they made some of the most unique progressive rock/jazz/fusion music of their era. They only released one album, "Anomaly," but it is a cult classic, and now the band has reunited after all these years and has released the album for the first time in 5 decades!

In this episode, we speak with Hirsh Gardner, founding member of the great late 70's band New England.  We discuss how the band landed Paul Stanley to produce their debut album, opening for Kiss on their 1979 Dynasty tour and Hirsh's inspiration to release his latest solo album, Third Times A Charm.

In this New Music Friday episode, we speak with an up-and-coming singer/songwriter from Macon, Georgia, about his excellent debut album, Here I Come.

In Part 2 of our Novo Combo interviews, we speak with Pete Hewlett (guitar/vocals) and Stephen Dees, (bass/vocals) about their new album 45W 55th.

In part 1 of 2 Novo Combo episodes, we speak with Jack Griffith, Novo Combo's guitarist, about their latest release, 45W 55th.

In this New Music Friday episode, we speak with Dan and Bob from Corduroy Cat about their latest album Love and Lament.

Do you have any "Skeletons "in your closet? We sure do, and in our 2nd Annual Halloween Episode, we are again joined by the great rock duo, The League of Erics, to discuss our favorite deep Halloween Rockers by a variety of spooktacular artists! We hope you have a ghoulish good time listening!!!

Veteran rocker Tim Izzard and Dandy Stardust Diver host and creator Gregory Dobbins

join us to deep dive into their latest Sir Prize and The Twomorrow Knightz album

"The Glitter Generation"

Nektar has been making groundbreaking progressive rock since 1969! 55 years later, they have just released their latest album, "Mission To Mars," which is one of their best yet. We speak with Nektar members Ryche, Maryann, and founding member Derek "Mo" Moore about their journey and their latest album.