The Power’s Point Podcast

In episode 33 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Relentless Ronnie Wood, Foo Fighters answering the call for AC/DC as well as Slash's latest honor and the lost journals of Layne Staley. Set to a diverse soundtrack. Dig it!

It's been one hell of a week!

After a major storm leaves trees down, power knocked out, and cleanup seemingly everywhere, Scott Powers finds himself battling the aftermath with a tiny 10-inch chainsaw that may be better suited for tickling trees than actually cutting them.

This week on the Powers Point Podcast, Scott talks about storm cleanup, waiting for the city to haul away mountains of branches, crews working across state lines to restore power, and the incredible way communities can come together when things get tough.

Static Temptations presents: After the Lights, a 50-minute journey into the darker side of electronic music.

When the lights go down, the rhythm takes over. Deep bass, hypnotic percussion, dark progressive grooves, organic rhythmic textures, and atmospheric electronic soundscapes create a late-night experience designed to pull you deeper with every track.

From the heavy, physical pulse of Ritual Pressure and Drums Below, through the hypnotic movement of Sacred Motion and Under Black Water, to the deeper progressive atmosphere of The Weight of Night, Midnight Ceremony, and Last Light Falling, After the Lights moves through darkness without ever losing its groove.

This isn't an album built for background listening. It's built around bass, rhythm, atmosphere, movement, and immersion.

Turn it up.

Static Temptations presents: After the Lights

Intro — 2:33

Outro — 1:53

After a week off, the Misfits are here to talk about their dislike of basketball, if easily offended check out the 600 club

In episode 32 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses family favorite Royal Blood as well as new releases from Glu, Marilyn Manson and Tony Iommi. Set to a dark and heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

Powers Point Podcast – “That Was My Tuesday”

Sometimes life throws something at you that you never saw coming.

This week, Scott Powers sits down for a very personal conversation about one hell of a Tuesday, shares some thoughts, asks a few questions that might make you stop and think, and brings plenty of his usual humor along the way.

It's relaxed, it's personal, and at times, completely unpredictable.

So grab your headphones, settle in, and spend a little time with Scott.

Powers Point Podcast: That Was My Tuesday.

Static Temptations Presents: Temptations After Dark is a late-night electronic journey built for the hours when the world gets quiet and the bass gets louder. From seductive club rhythms and pounding low-end to hypnotic synths, international vocals, Latin grooves, French, Russian, Korean and Spanish influences, this session refuses to stay inside one musical box.

In episode 31 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses comeback albums from Susanna Hoffs, Def Leppard & The Strokes. As well as a rumored Elastica reunion and the final offering from Soundgarden. Set to a hard rocking soundtrack. Dig it!

BackSeat Saints – Somewhere Between Then and Now

Somewhere Between Then and Now is a collection of songs about the roads we've traveled, the things we've learned, the nights we'll never forget, and the ones still waiting for us.

From looking back at the people we used to be to keeping the wheels turning toward whatever comes next, these songs live somewhere between memory and momentum. The Saints aren't interested in pretending the road has always been smooth. They've got scars, stories, bad decisions, good times, and enough gas left in the tank to keep going.

It's a record about growing older without growing quiet.

It's about knowing where you've been without being afraid of where you're headed.

And most of all, it's about four voices, four musicians, and a whole lot of life finding their way into the same room and making some damn good music.

Somewhere Between Then and Now.

The road isn't over.

Not even close.

This week, Jan Booger and Dave Dave Dave take center stage for a fun, unpredictable conversation that goes wherever it wants to go.

What starts as the Great Ontario Debate quickly turns into plenty of laughs, opinions, unexpected moments, and the kind of conversation that makes you want to keep listening to see where it goes next.

Plus, we've got a few questions to get you thinking, some music, a little humor, and a whole lot of personality packed into this episode.

So grab a drink, get comfortable, and come hang out with me, Jan, and Dave.

You never quite know where the conversation is going to end up.