The Adamantium Podcast

Swedish singer-songwriter, Winona Oak, joins us on this episode of the The Adamanatium Podcast. We discuss her debut EP, Closure, it’s deeply personal sentiments, the hilarious video for her song “Control,” and her introduction to pop music. We also talk about her home of Sollerön, an island of Sweden, where she had more interaction with animals than people, and trained as a horse acrobat.

Singer & guitarist, Sydney & Noah Sierota, of Indie pop group Echosmith join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their newly released second album, Lonely Generation, and how they’ve grown in the seven years when they released their debut album as teenagers. The siblings detail the themes of the album and what it’s like being an adolescent in modern society. We also talk about songwriting with their Dad, the influence Switchfoot has had on them, and their experience working with The Muppets.

Singer and recording instrumentalist, Caleb Shomo, of hardcore punk band, Beartooth, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest album, Disease, and how it’s his most honest album yet, recording all the vocals and instruments himself, and the inspiration behind the album artwork. We also talk about touring with Motionless In White and how their fan bases overlap, being a professional musician since the age of fourteen, favourite albums of 2019, and Studio Ghibli films.

American garage rock band, White Reaper, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast, mostly to slag off, but we also discuss their new album, You Deserve Love, their hit lead single “Might Be Right,” and working with producer Jay Joyce. We also talk about touring with The Killers, getting stuck in snowstorms, their music in RockBand, WWE wrestling, and how they managed to get Alexandra Daddario to star in their music video.

The OG Canadian punk rock chick, Bif Naked, rejoins us on the premiere of The Adamantium Podcast Season 03. We talk about starting a new decade, her first album in 8 years, and having to hide her personality to preserve her punk rock image. We also discuss our favourite artists of 2019, using social media for positivity, her vegan lifestyle, and her feelings on the new Star Wars saga.

On the season finale episode of The Adamantium Podcast, we are joined by Johnny Rzeznik and Robby Takac of The Goo Goo Dolls. We discuss their ambitions for their 12th studio album, Miracle Pill, and the openness to be vulnerable this far into their career. We also talk about the Buffalo & Toronto music scene in the early years, their favourite Canadian bands, what their life was like in the late 90s when they were one of the hottest bands on the planet, and their illustrious 2004 Buffalo homecoming gig in the pouring rain.

Canadian pop singer, Chantal Kreviazuk, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss her recently released Christmas album, “Christmas is a Way of Life, My Dear,” and the sentiment of living an aware and charitable life year-round. We also talk about her Moon v Sun project with husband Raine Maida, music debates in the Kreviazuk-Maida household, and her current initiatives with War Child.

It’s not every day you get to hang out with the son of your all-time biggest music idol (Bono of U2). Elijah Hewson and his band, Inhaler, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their first collection of singles, their first ever tour to North America, and their first ever festival gigs. We also talk about the 80s-esque influence on their music, the importance of their Irish heritage, receiving praise from Noel Gallagher, and the context behind their latest single “Ice Cream Sundae.”

The first lady of emo girl pop, Maisie Peters, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss her new EP, It’s Your Bed Babe, It’s Your Funeral, her amazing ability to tell stories through song, street busking and performing in English pubs as an early teenager, and her first tour of North America.

Northern Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss his two new albums, From Muscle Shoals, and To Memphis, his connection with Americana culture, being covered by Keith Urban, and dinner at Elton John’s house. We are also joined for an off the cuff interview with Northern Irish singer-songwriter Ryan McMullan. We discuss his latest singles and upcoming album, his start as a musician, and performing after Bono at a hometown gig in front of 30,000 people.