Scene Unheard

Zach, Matt, Gordy and Spencer make up the garage rock band from Pittsburgh. This episode is all about who they are, how they formed their sound, and a story about one music video filmed on a horse farm. This is Bat Zuppel.

Head brewer at Rock Bottom Brewery, Meg Evans is also one of the coordinators of Brewtal Beer Fest, a metal music and beer festival in Pittsburgh. This year it took place at Mr. Smalls and it was one of the most well-oiled festivals I've been to in this town in quite some time. We talked about the festival AT the festival, and what's in store for next year.

They are Nick Guckert and Edward Angelo, the indie pop/folk duo who grew up together in Burrell, PA. From being friendly competitors to leaving other bands to form one of their own...they are The Living Street. We discuss how they started and where they're going, their one giant leap for bandkind.

"Your favorite band that is playing clubs...it is an absolute miracle that they are together, and it's a miracle that we're together." A six-piece band in Pittsburgh, PA...rock, funk, soul, fine-tuning older sounds in a contemporary way. They can do it all. Do not miss out on this band. They're in your backyard, and they are The Buckle Downs.

3-piece rock band from Monroeville, PA. Two records in one year. One name change. We talk about then vs. now, singles vs. albums, album artwork and awkward photo shoots. This is the full-band interview with Rave Ami.

They grew up together and now they make music together. Like baking a cake with four people. Garage, slacker, rock...whatever you want to call them, they're from Pittsburgh, and they're The Zells. Levi the Husky was present -- he's in the episode. Don't worry about it, he's cool.

She's a mother of four, a teacher, and she has residency at The Spot in Penn Hills. Lyndsey Smith is a powerhouse vocalist bringing fierce energy to soul and r&b. A leading light if I've ever met one.

They're pop, they're 80s, they're indie, they're good. They're Balloon Ride Fantasy. And they have a mascot.

Wreck Loose hops on after their Deutschtown Music Festival set. Listen to an origin story of the band, their thoughts on the Pittsburgh scene, and why it's the Year of the Gator.

They're pop, they're 80s, they're indie, they're Balloon Ride Fantasy. And they have a mascot.