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(S3E58) – Astral Construct
Drew Patricks and his one man progressive space rock project, Astral Construct, has a new and amazing record dropping on November 6th, titled The Exoplanetary Diversions, brought to us by the great Echodelick Records. This is what the latest episode of Rich & Turbo’s Heavy Half Hour (S3E58) is all about. Drew was nice enough to come talk to us about his new album, how it continues the story from his previous work, his creative process and influences, how the Nirvana “cover” came to be, and so much more. Go check out the singles and pick up the new record on Bandcamp Friday (Nov. 6), but for now, come listen to our chat.
(S3E57) – Ian Blurton’s Future Now
Canadian underground rock legend Ian Blurton returns to the show (S3E57) to talk about album number three from his band Ian Blurton’s Future Now, titled Imperial Filth, that drops on Friday, Oct. 23rd. Let me tell you, it is more greatness from a band who is one of the best and most consistent around. We talk all about Imperial Filth, we share our love of Cheap Trick and how their influence made it into this record, and determine that we both love Kiss - The Elder. Ian is great, the new record is amazing, and our chat is so much fun. Go buy the record then come listen!
(S3E56) – Shovelhead
You may have heard me mention the killer new record from New Jersey trio Shovelhead, titled A Place of Dead Roads, maybe on my Doom Charts list or as part of my top 12 for Q3. What you may not know is that these guys have been around since the mid-90s and had two killer records and an EP from the early 2000s, coming up with bands like Solace and Atomic Bitchwax. After 18 years or so, the band is now back, with A Place of Dead Roads being that announcement to the world. So on this episode of Rich and Turbo’s Heavy Half Hour, Jim and George from the band join to talk about the record, why they are back, the band’s origins, and so much more. There are some amazing stories told from back in the day, so please check out our chat and buy the new Shovelhead record!
(S2E13) - Back In The Late 1900's w/Jay & Rich: Walter Schreifels (Quicksand, Gorilla Biscuits)
When Jay and I think about our favorite and most important musicians in our lifetime, both of us would put Walter Schreifels at the top of our lists. As part of the hardcore legends Gorilla Biscuits and Youth Of Today, to one of the greatest bands of any genre, Quicksand, to his ridiculously underrated other projects like Rival Schools, Walter’s music has been with us for decades, always being awesome. This continues today with the killer new Quicksand record, Bring On the Psychics, that has Walter and the band sounding as good as they did in the 1990s. We talk about the new album and so much more, as Walter gave us a ton of his time for us to fan boy out. This was an honor and some amazing stuff, please check it out.
(S3E55) – Quarter 3 Review w/ Rob In The ‘Hood
It’s that time again! Special guest host Rob In The ‘Hood joins us to go through our top 12 lists for Q3. It was another amazing quarter of new Heavy Underground music, so lists were agonized over to get down to 12. Come listen and check out what we were digging for the last three months. No spoilers, but we all had different records at the top!
(S3E54) – Snake Mountain Revival
Snake Mountain Revival is a band that I love, but I was not sure we were getting a new record after their amazing last one, Everything in Sight, which everyone should check out. Alas, you can understand my excitement when my Ripple Music monthly subscription added The Divide, the new record from the Virginia Beach psych trio. So on this episode of Rich and Turbo’s Heavy Half Hour (S3E54), we have the band on the show to talk about The Divide, dropping via Ripple Music on October 23,2026, and so much more, including the origins of the band and their sound, welcoming their new guitar player, the Virginia Beach scene, and so much more. The Divide is a dark psych trip that I have listened to a couple dozen times now, so when I say an AOTY contender, I mean it. Go check out the singles from the record, then come listen to our interview.
(S2E12) - Back In The Late 1900's w/Jay & Rich: JD Pinkus
How cool is it that we had JD Pinkus on Back In The Late 1900's w/Jay & Rich??? I mean he was in the Butthole Surfers during the most classic period, has played in the Melvins, is responsible for one of the most killer records ever with his trio Honky (Balls Out In, IYKYK), has opened for Clutch multiple times playing his killer psych banjo stuff, and is now part of the supergroup Gatta Morta that just dropped their amazing new EP. We get stories about all of this and so much more. It got dark, literally, not figuratively, as JD was talking to us from the woods of North Carolina as the sun was setting. This was such a great interview and JD is awesome. Please check it out!!!
(S3E53) – Hollow Leg (Tampa Doom & Gloom III Preview Show)
In what will be a new series leading up to night one, on this episode of Rich and Turbo’s Heavy Half Hour (S3E53), we have our first interview previewing the third annual Tampa Doom & Gloom Fest, taking place on November 13 - November 15, 2026, at Deviant Libation, for which this show is very excited to be a sponsor. Orlando, Florida’s dealers of heavy Hollow Leg joins the show to talk about the fest, at which they will be playing on Sunday, as well as their most recent release, Dust and Echoes (available on vinyl to grab on Bandcamp now!), and so much more. Come listen to our chat, grab some Hollow Leg stuff, then come see us in Tampa in November!!!
(S2E11) - Back In The Late 1900's w/Jay & Rich: Doni Blair from Toadies
You couldn’t go 20 minutes without hearing Toadies hit Possum Kingdom in 1994 and 1995, but did you know the band is still going strong, even releasing a killer new record, The Charmer, recorded by the late great Steve Albini, just this year? When I say killer, I mean some of their best work in decades and one of the coolest records of the year by anyone. To catch us up on all things Toadies, bassist Doni Blair joins the show! We talk about The Charmer, including some cool Albini stories, their current tour with Local H, and so much more. We may even mention Doni’s old punk band (That Rich loves) and some other very cool stories. Doni also has an amazing Podcast, Why Bass? which has had some amazing guests. Please listen and also go grab a copy of The Charmer!
(S3E52) – Matt C. White
If you don’t know Matt C. White, you need to, and now you will, because on this episode of Rich & Turbo’s Heavy Half Hour (S3E52), we welcome Matt to talk about his new solo album, The Flood, available as we speak via Bandcamp, as well as all of the other cool projects he works on like Certain Death, 95 Bulls, and some other very cool stuff coming very soon. I love all of Matt’s work and he is also a super cool guy, so go check out The Flood and all of his other projects, then come back and listen to our chat!
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