Trve. Cvlt. Pop!

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On this weeks show Steve and Gaz pick a selection of artists that may not have a number of truly classic albums in their discography, but do have a spectacular singles collection.

We pick 8 artists, pick through their very best moments and debate a podium of Gold, Silver and Bronze to crown the finest of their ilk... it's just our opinion though right... you do know that? Good.

Also we pay tribute to the late Blondie drummer Clem Burke, marvel that Fyre Fest 2 might actually be happing... and might be even shitter than last time, try and make sense of the new about a bizarre and quite serious Weezer based incident and big up a long lost banger from a true icon of music.

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Steve and Gaz are here, Gaz is feeling pretty ropey and ill, bless him. But that can't take away from the fact that March 2025 was an incredible, and we mean INCREDIBLE, month for new music. There is plenty to round up, meaning you're getting reviews of new releases from: Lady Gaga, clipping., The Wildhearts, The Horrors, Playboi Carty, Steven Wilson, Hotwax, Vulfpeck, Swervedriver, Coheed & Cambria, Backxwash, Bob Mould, Swarmi John Reis, Hamilton Leithauser, Deafheaven, Raging Speedhorn, Girlpuppy, Polly Money, Sacred Paws and Firehills.

There's also a review of The Who and Level 42 at The Royal Albert Hall.

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On this week's show Steve and Gaz add another few genres to their ever growing Mount Rushmore of TCP, with four artists representing Shoegaze, Disco and Synth Pop all being debated, discussed and stuck on the mountain.

There's also a chat about The 1975's Matty Healy having quite excellent taste in OG emo, a review of the recent Sex Pistols and Frank Carter show at The Royal Albert Hall and a lost hit from 90's pop-punk cold-have-beens Symposium.

Hello friends, welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a music podcast.

On this week's show your hosts interview each other, asking a number of questions that they believe the other has never answered on the show before. Ever wondered why Gaz dressed up as Cambridge United's mascot? How Steve ended up DJing a Golf Club on the outskirts of Hampshire in his teens? Gaz's album to listen to during his last meal, or Steve's first ever hip hop single purchase? No... oh, well, you know, we answer these questions and more here.

There's also a lost banger from Lemar to chat about!

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On this weeks show we face the daunting challenge of deep diving the single most influential, lauded, important, discussed and dissected discography in the history of popular music; that of The Beatles.

We go through every album, and a little bit more, and pick one song from each as our favourite. In the process we chart just why we believe The Beatles back catalogue to be the most essential run of albums in pop history.

There's also chat about the news that Brent Hinds has left Mastodon and a report from the recent Wildhearts tour. Which, shock, left Gaz very happy indeed.

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On this week's show Steve and Gaz are here to round up the best music in what has been one of the strongest months for new releases in a very long time. We look at music from Love is Noise, Sam Fender, Manic Street Preachers, Squid, Marie Davidson, Serengeti, Rizzle Kicks, Eddie Chacon, The Murder Capital, bdrmm and Art d'Ecco.

Plus we look at the superb line up announcement for Glastonbury, the often bizarre winner of 2025's BRIT Awards, the new that a returning Slayer will play a massive pair of UK shows this summer and pay tribute to late frontman of The New York Dolls, David Johansen.

Oh yes it IS another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! how good of you to notice.

On this week's episode Steve and Gaz are joined by Hastings alt-rock trio HotWax, a week before the release of their hotly anticipated debut album, for them to pick 5 albums of their choice.

We chat about everything from classic, beloved records to long lost, yet newly discovered gems and much more.

Plus, there is a lost pop banger from the Swedish one hit wonder Andreas Johnson (via Sky's coverage of the Premier League and French Nutella adverts), a chat about Kvelertak in London and Disturbed's David Draiman trying to punch WAY out of his league.

Welcome back to another TCP Podcast. The most knowledgeable of ALL the music podcasts... or IS IT?! We're going to find out this week as Steve and Gaz invite our good buddies Dave Fensome and Krister Greer from the excellent Pop, Collaborate & Listen Podcast to challenge us on who are the kings of 90's music facts with a big 'ol quiz.

Expect much flexing of brain muscles, much searching of random album names and lots of exasperation at not knowing anything about Abz from 5ive's solo career.

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On this week's show we're joined by Cam Humphreys, AKA Love is Noise, who takes our challenge of picking 5 albums with no criteria at all. Cam has a new album out called To Live in a Different Way and we thoroughly suggest you go listen to it.

Cam talks to us about his musical journey through 5 albums that take in arena metal, shoegaze emo, metallic hardcore, alternative rock and tech-metal.

There's also a review of the recent Justice show at Alexandra Palace, chat on the Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl Half-Time Show and a lost banger penned by Nile Rogers and performed by Carly Simon.

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the pop music podcast.

On this weeks show we look at the best releases from the opening month of 2025. January is a traditionally slow month in music usually, but with new music from The Weeknd, Brooke Combe, Mogwai, FKA Twigs, MIKE, Jocasta, Midori Hirano, Boldy James and Fenland Drone Workshop.

We also look at the nonsense that was the 2025 Grammy Awards (well done to the winners that we like though) and wonder aloud if that Black Sabbath show that has just been announced will actually happen.