Thunder Underground

In this episode we are joined by Addict Chick, Amanda Meredtih. Amanda talks with us about her book, her addiction, her positive outlook, getting published, the book she has coming this August, future plans, the possibility of a movie, how she got into writing, Nikki Sixx, Saving Abel and more! We play great songs from Crane Technique (Missouri) and Reliance Code (Oklahoma), we gush about the great new albums from Volbeat and American Head Charge, and pay respect to Kimbo Slice. Thanks for listening, and please share!

in this episode we are joined by Sam "Spade" Morris and Chris "Sniper" Hineline of 3D in Your Face. Sam and Chris sat down with us to discuss their new album, their writing partnership, some interesting stories from gigs, influences, Michael Monroe, Van Halen, Kiss, Bruce Kulick, playing acoustic, set lists, singers texting during a show, putting on a show, playing to a heavier crowd like Texas Hippie Coalition's fans, constantly taking photos during a show, and a ton more. We kick the episode off with the new single from Torpedohead, a band and album we can't get enough of the past few months. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we go over Rocklahoma 2016. We have made the trek every year, and the 10 year anniversary was another great one. We talk all the great bands we saw, old favorites to new discoveries. One of those discoveries was Moxy and the Influence, and we play a great song from their new EP, and talk about their memorable performances. We talk about our experience, our old and new friends, Rob Zombie's great show and tribute to Ben and Cody, we defend Sebastian Bach, we talk about awesome performances from 3D In Your Face, Megadeth, Last in line, Wild Throne, Screaming Red Mutiny, The Devil You Adore, Mycah, Scorpions, Sixx AM,The Sword, Hatebreed, Sevendust, and a ton more including highlights from: Collective Soul, Freeway Mad, 5 Star Hooker, Wilson, 3 Doors Down, Steel Panther and much more! Thanks for listening, and please share.

In this episode we discuss the recent Streets Gone Wild press conference. We play some audio clips from the press conference, and we also have an interview with Eddie Trunk. Eddie talks to us about why he thinks the festival will be successful, Autograph - one of the bands playing SGW, the status of his 3rd book, and what did Biff Byford really think about Marilyn Manson on That Metal Show? We also talk about the other bands playing SGW, we play a track from Midnite Sin, and we talk about another amazing musician gone to soon: Nick Menza. Thanks for listening, and please share!

The 1-year anniversary week continues with another great episode. We're joined by Sunshine Seawright of Axis Entertainment. Sunshine talks with us about the Axis Stage at Rocklahoma, the selection process for bands playing ROK, weird submissions, advice for bands in the submission process, how she got into the business and started Axis, Axis' stages at Sturgis, Nicnos, Well Hung Heart, and a lot more. We kick the episode off with a song from ROK artist Nicnos, talk a little about Nicnos, throw some love towards Travesty Davis of The Devil You Adore, and pay respects to blues icon Steve Pryor. Thanks for listening, and please share!

This week marks our 1 year anniversary of starting the podcast, and in this episode we are joined by Kevin Graham to give a preview and talk about the bands playing the 10th annual Rocklahoma. We go over main/2nd stage acts like Scorpions, Rob Zombie, Sevendust, Megadeth, The Sword, Hatebreed, Devildriver, Steel Panther, Bang Tango, Great White, Disturbed, and many more. We also take a look at many of the bands playing Axis, Camp Jager and the GA ROK Stage. Severmind, Dryvr, Screaming Red Mutiny, The Devil You Adore, Even the Dogs, Hellectrokuters, Grind, among many others are all bands we talk about and are looking forward to seeing. We also share some rnadom stories from ROK, the reasons we love Camp Jager, and a lot more. We play tracks from 2 ROK artists we are looking forward to as well: 3D In Your Face (Nebraska) and Drek (KC.) Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we are joined by Ian Moore and the Lossy Coils. Ian, Matt, Greg and Travis talk to us about their new music, what's coming this year, Ian being selected to the Governor's Board of The Grammy's, choosing songs for set lists, opening for hard rock bands like Cheap Trick and 3 Doors Down, the first time Ian played acoustic without a mic to specific audience members, the evolution of Ian's sound, playing Tulsa throughout the years, performing at The Colony, the good and not so good reasons people ask to hear Satisfied, David Bowie, their cover of Al Green's "I'm a Ram," and a ton more. We kick off the episode with some talk about Ian's music. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we are joined by Reed Mullin of Corrosion of Conformity. Reed talks to us about the status of the new COC album, their touring plans, how Nuclear Blast has been awesome to them, the reformation of the lineup with Pepper, setlists, how Teenage Time Killers came together and the possibility of a second album, some early influences, thoughts on a tour featuring all eras of COC, Nicko McBrain, and a ton more. This is one not to be missed if your a fan of COC! We kick the episode off with the brand new track from Screaming Red Mutiny, we talk about COC, and we give a shout out to our pick for Miss Rocklahoma 2016, Jenn Henrichsen. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode Kyle Gunther of Battlecross joins us for a second time. We talk about the upcoming live shows, vocal warmups, time off, Sepultura, Black Dahlia Murder, writing new music, Waffle House, the governor of Michigan, and a lot more. We kic it off with some talk about Battlecross, the band A Dying Art from OKC, and a few upcoming concerts including Rocklahoma. Thanks for listening, and please share!

In this episode we are joined by William Fish. Will talks to us about his upcoming solo EP, the Cedar Rapids music scene, working as a session drummer, training to become a sound engineer, his time in Framing the Red, some of his influences and artists he likes, drums, touring, great gigs and a lot more. We kick the episode off with a demo track of Will's, another tune from a great band out of Iowa called CITC, and we talk a bit about a recent Lynch Mob concert we attended. Thanks for listening, and please share!