Tim Mattson is a filmaker, director, producer, actor, and beer enthusiaist.   Tim talked with us in the kitchen about filmaking and his love of horror movies.  He is also the production team behind the Youtube series "Ales From The Darkside".  We did a little beer tasting with him and talked about a wide variety of subjects.  Tim is also involved in the New York City Cannabis Film Festival which is scheduled for September 2015 in NYC.

Dead Channels is a band from Orange County NY.  They are currently recording and mixing their latest album.  Check out their previous releases on their Bandcamp page.  Dead Channels are one of those bands that defy simple description.  They really have to be heard to understand.  Thick rick soundscapes, heavy and rythmic with great melodies.  The band consists of Angelo - bass/vocals, Matt - Guitar, and Greg - Drums.  Get all their music at: www.deadchannels.bandcamp.com.

Clover are a metal band formed in 2010.  In their short time together they have released three eps and one full length album.  They are currently writing music for their second full length and are gearing up for a tour of the eastern U.S. in May.  We sat down with Mike (bass/vocals) and Steve (drums) to talk about the band, it's formation, and what they have going on.  They are a band worth checking out.  You can find their music and updates on where and when they are playing at: www.thebandisclover.com

This episode is with Holly and Joe from Outsider Magazine.  Outsider is a local fanzine that has been a vital part of the HV punk scene since 2000.  Holly gets into the origins of the 'zine and how and why it got started.  Holly is also a promoter and has been organizing all ages punk and hardcore shows for many years.  Joe's band, Marty Art provides the music for this episode.  Joe gives us a quick history of the band and his musical projects.  Martyr Art can be found on bandcamp and at their website: www.martyrart.com.  

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Exit 17 are a New Paltz based punk band.  James a.k.a. Lunchbox is the singer /guitarist for the band.  He joins us in this episode to talk about his life and music and how he went from chubby teenage nerd to cool as fuck punk musician.

Exit 17's music can be found at: Exit 17

The episode with Poor Lily we uploaded last night had the last few minutes cut off.  Here are those missing minutes and the outro "Injun Killer" off of Vuxola.

We are not professionals.

Poor Lily are a Punk/Hardcore "all male power trio" from the Bronx, NY.  The band consists of Adam-Bass and Vocals, Max-Guitar, and Dom-Drums.  Their music is a chaotic mix of time signatures, speed, and screeching guitar.  At first listen they come off as a bunch of guys just making noisy music and having a good time but that's only half the story with this band.  If you dig deeper you will find songs about a world spinning out of control and a government gone berzerk.  At the center of this sonic whirlwind are three experienced and talented musicians working very hard to make it all appear effortless.

Find their music at: Poor Lily

Jimmy Pogo is a musician, artist, sometime actor and mainstay in the Hudson Valley punk scene since the mid-1990's.  He was the bassist for local Oi band The Anti-Socials from 1998-2002.  After the Anti-Socials broke up he formed the Armedalite Rifles with his dad on bass and Anti-Socials drummer Gregg.  They have released two full length albums and a slew of 7 inches over the years. Check out Jimmy's art at:  Blurting Abnormalities  and his music can be heard here: Armedalite Rifles 

This episode features "Always The Floor" and "Walking Dead" off of the Armedalite Rifles album "Shambolic? Indeed!" which is available as a free download on Bandcamp.

Artist and long time friend Charlie Fetherolf sits down at the kitchen table with Danny and Carla for some drinks and to help us figure out this podcasting thing.  This was a practice run for us.  Charlie is an accomplished artist and has published in the world of comics.  He fills us in on where he is at now and gives us a taste of his origins, including his love of comics, baseball and The Planet of the Apes.