The Adamantium Podcast

Guitarist and keyboardist, Eric Howk and Kyle O’Quin, of indie alt rock band, Portugal. The Man, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast, while they get matching tattoos. We discuss their latest album, Chris Black Changed My Life, and the influence their late friend Chris had on them. We also talk about their new mascot TankDog, their hometown of Wasilla, Alaska, how their song “Feel It Still” changed their lives, and the work they do with the PTM Foundation.

To help support Portugal. The Man members John & Zoe’s daughter, Frances, with treatment & research to overcome DHDDS, a rare neurodegenerative disease, please visit franceschangedmylife.com

Filipino pop sensation, Zack Tabudlo, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss his new album, 3rd Time’s a Charm, and why it’s his most heartfelt work yet. We also talk about his musical beginnings, appearing on The Voice Kids Philippines, setting records on Spotify Philippines and becoming the most streamed local artist, reaching international markets while staying true to his Filipino roots, and his hilarious association with hot dogs.

Canadian singer-songwriter, Scott Helman, joins us again on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss his latest collection of singles, coming into a new chapter of his music career, and getting back on tour. We also talk about his move to Los Angeles, our mutual adoration for Zion National Park in Utah, his new appreciation for the Toronto subway, his love of tattoos and how he was able to spend a day tattooing his fans.

Pop rock newcomer, GAYLE, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss her spectacular success, her chart-topping, Grammy-nominated hit, “abcdefu,” and latest single “I Don’t Sleep as Good as I Used To.” We also talk about her start as a songwriter, opening for Taylor Swift on the biggest tour of all time, her first Grammy awards experience, and working with Travis Barker.

Singer & bassist, Jon Harvey, of Canadian hard rock band, Monster Truck, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest album, Warriors, and how well their songs pair with hockey and pro wrestling. We also talk about their place among staple Canadiana rock bands, Kid Rock’s version of their song “Don’t Tell Me How To Live,” and the children’s book Jon has been working on.

Brett & Jay Emmons, of Canadian rock n’ roll band, The Glorious Sons, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their new album, Glory, and why it’s creation took multiple attempts. We also talk about their latest single, “Dreams,” their breakout hit “Everything is Alright,” their must see live shows and incredibly dedicated fan base, and their experience opening for The Rolling Stones.

Singer & multi-instrumentalist, Brandon Saller, of hard rock/ metalcore band, Atreyu, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest EP release, The Moment You Find Your Flame, the second of three instalments in the Seasons of Life concept, to make up their upcoming album. We also talk about Brandon’s move from behind the drum kit to the front of stage, the recent creative and collaborative energy within the band, the freedom of being genre-less, opening for Iron Maiden, and working with Travis Barker.

Leon Harrison & Matt Morris of Australian rock band, The Lazys, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their first introduction to Canada at the 2014 Canadian Music Week, their friendship with Ian D’Sa of Billy Talent, their song “Little Miss Crazy,” and the filming of it’s music video at Toronto’s own Cherry Cola’s Rock N’ Rolla Cabaret & Lounge, as well as their latest single, “Rattle Them Bones.” We also talk about Leon’s online songwriting and mentoring website, Bandwagon Workshops.

Singer & songwriter, Richard Patrick, of industrial rock band, Filter, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their new album, The Algorithm, and it’s five year journey from inception to release. We also talk about their classic songs, “Take a Picture” and “Soldiers of Misfortune,” the Freaks on Parade tour with Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper, his reunion with Nine Inch Nails for their Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame induction, working on movie soundtracks, the dynamic with his brother, actor Robert Patrick, and our mutual love of U2.

Bass & lead guitarists, Chris Beattie & Wayne Lozinak, original members of American hardcore band, Hatebreed, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their 30 year legacy as a band, their last album release, Weight of the False Self, and their start in the mid-90’s handing out demos to locals in Connecticut. We also talk about Wayne’s reintroduction into the band and getting sent home after a fight in Europe, Beattie’s crazy chainsaw accident, horror movies, and baseball.