Thunder Underground

In this episode we are joined by Richie Cavalera of Incite. Richie talks about the band's newest album Oppression, playing the new songs live, what Dru, El bring to band, the importance of the first show on a tour, bringing fans of different metal genres together, how the collabs with Connor Garrity and Jose Mangin came about, working on the Soulfly song "Revengeance" with Max, Iggor and Zyon, the Max/Iggor Return to Roots shows, and he shows a lot of love for Marc Rizzo, Lord Dying, Messhugah, Cancer Bats, Alanis Morrisette, Deftones, and more. We kick it off with talk about the new songs from Glenn Hughes and Korn, the new Evergrey album, some Metallica, and even a shout out to Ump from Motortrain. Thanks for listening, and please share.

In this episode we discuss the Streets Gone Wild festival that took place in Tulsa last weekend. The pre-party at the IDL with Kip Winger and Mike Tramp performing acoustic, we talk all the bands we saw perform the next 2 days including

In this episode we talk about the Rocklafreakinghoma Reunion show from last weekend at Venue Shrine in Tulsa. The event featured Forever in Disgust, Drek, Crane Technique, Machine in the Mountain and SEVERMIND. We talk a bit about each band, as well as what went on earlier in the day at the Tulsa Punk Rock Flea Market. We preview the Streets Gone Wild 80's Rock Festival happening this weekend in downtown Tulsa, talk about some of the bands we are looking forward to (Queensrÿche, SteelHeart, Night Ranger, MYCAH, Quiet Riot and more) and we also talk about great new songs from Crowbar and Testament, as well as play the great new single from Scorned out of Arkansas. Thanks for listening, and please share.

In this episode we are joined by all four members of Machine in the Mountain. Joe, John, Doug and Mike join us to talk about the new EP, their sound, benefits to not having a vocalist, naming an instrumental song, the change that is coming, connecting with a live audience, love for The Sword, covering Def Leppard, their past and how they formed, and a ton more. We also talk about the Rocklafreakinghome Reunion show at The Shrine, as well as a recent Def Leppard / Tesla / REO Speedwagon show in KC. Thank you for listening, and please share!

In this episode we talk about the Ride For Dime event in Dallas. We made the trip down to celebrate Dimebag's birthday, and we talk about the badass sets from COC, Prong, Kyng, Honky, Mothership and more. We discuss meeting Jose Mangin, and why we love him as much as we do. We also talk about Dime's grave site, Dee Snider's unbelievable reworking of We're Not Gonna Take It on the piano, the new Tesla song that Phil Collen of Def Leppard produced, and the new Metallica track. We look at a couple shows coming up this weekend from Scorned, Crane Technique, Agents of Khaos, Devil You Adore, Vague Vendetta and Reliance Code, and we also play some kick ass rock n roll from Grind. Thanks for listening, and please share!

in this episode we are joined by Elias Soriano of Nonpoint. Elias talks with us about The Poison Red, music he loves to listen to on vinyl, the band's longevity, how cell phones have taken over people's live, people staring at phone screens at a concert, Sturgis, memories of playing Ozzfest, performing acoustic, his thoughts on streaming services, and a lot more. We kick off the show with talk about Nonpoint live, another recent show at the Brady from Volbeat and Killswitch Engage, our love for Jesse Leach, Volbeat's great live presence, some coming shows from Scattered Hamlet, Blackfoot, Arkhon, Oklahombres and Screaming Red Mutiny, our farewell to Mike Starkey in SRM, some Olympics talk, and we have a great rendition of the Star Spangled Banner from Andy Chapman of Fist of Rage as well. Thank for listening, and please share!

In this episode we talk about recent shows and album releases. Trent discusses his trip to Dallas and Houston to see Guns n Roses - the songs, the sound, the experience, The Cult, and more. Jason talks about the debut of Through the Stone in Tulsa, and we play a song from Through the Stone as well. We also discuss the new albums from The Dead Daisies and Jackyl, the coming Jackyl show in OKC with Drunk on Monday, Chasing Jenny and Searching for Sanity, and we play a great song from Mind Merchant as well. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we are joined by Mark "Gus" Scott of Trixter. Mark talks with us about Trixter's recent albums, playing to crowds in the midwest, touring with The Scorpions, his other projects, the aftermath of the massive storm that rolled into Rocklahoma 2008 during Trixter's set (including something Eddie Trunk said), working with John Collura of The Ataris, Pearl Sound Studios, Trixter maintaining all original members, their cover of NIN's "Terrible Lie", Steve Brown playing guitar for Def Leppard, what he did during the band's hiatus, Rick Allen, Alex Van Halen and Van Halen, his drum heads and tone, getting to live the rock star life at an early age, and a ton more. We also talk about the Fort Smith Smackdown this past weekend with The Devil You Adore, Vague Vendetta, Switchback and Severmind, we talk about DMG Productions next Tulsa area show, meeting Jenn Hinrichsen, Through the Stone's upcoming Tulsa performance, and more. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we are joined by Marq Torien of the Bulletboys. Marq talks to us about Elefante's critical acclaim, Symphony, the status of the next album, Max Baker, writing, Mikkey Dee, performing in front of the Scorpions and Twisted Sister, talking to Dee Snider, people learning to treat each other better, playing guitar at a young age, his mother, Corey Taylor, Slipknot, and a lot more. Paulette from Fist of Rage stops in mid interview to talk to Marq as well! Speaking of Fist of Rage, we talk about all the bands at the Bulletboys show that included them as well as Chasing Jenny and Uncle Freddy w/ Rev Jones. We also talk about the new Alter Bridge track, and we kick it all off with a great track from Ruff Justice. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode Kirk Windstein returns to the podcast, and this time Tommy Buckley and Matt Brunson join in on the talk as well. We talk about their forthcoming album's sound, Todd Strange returning to the band, reuniting with Matt Thomas in OKC, the Carcass tour, being accessible to fans, Jimmy Bower's tips about performing albums in their entirety, seeing Metallica perform Master of Puppets in its entirety, Down performing huge festivals in Europe, Phil Anselmo being awesome to fans, going out and getting beers from fans with Pepper Keenan, KISS not giving Tommy and Eric their own characters, Kiss continuing on with no original members, Ace Frehley's new covers album, Night Ranger, Led Zeppelin, thoughts on Spotify, Tommy lamenting having to go to drum lessons instead of a Kiss concert, buying physical product, the feel of vinyl, and a ton more. We kick the episode off with talk about seeing Arkhon and Smoke Offering opening up for Crowbar, and we play a killer track from Oklahoma's own Smoke Offering as well. This is a great one, thanks for listening and please share!