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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Steve and Gaz are in a GRUMPY mood as we delve into our own personal pet peeves in music and discuss the letters I, J, K and L in our A-Z of Atrocities. Expect furious vitriol aimed at classic heavy metal bands, Weller Dads, comedy music, awful Christmas cover songs, poorly placed venues, Leeds based, jaunty indie rock bands and more.

Hey, it's not all bad though, we get a "Hoorah!" at the news that Gojira will be playing alongside Celine Dion and Lady Gaga at the Olympics opening ceremony, an "OOOHHH!" at the pretty ace list of Mercury Prize nominees and a "Yesssss!" as we discuss a great, lost classic from soul queen Natalie Cole. 

It's another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Podcast, a bloody music podcast mates! On this weeks show, thanks to the recent release of his latest album The death of Slim Shady, we take a look back at the entire discography of Eminem, one of the most unique, important and successful rappers in the genres history and pick one song from each of his albums that we feel is the finest moment. It's certainly an up and down discography, so, you know, expect some caviats!

We also look at a lost classic from US indie rock band Mercury Rev, ask whether Tenacious D's recent split is the weirdest in musical history and talk loads about the football... skip the first bit if you're not fussed by that innit (13.09 if you're asking).

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the pop music pod... well, actually, very much not pop music this week. On this weeks show Steve does his best to finally try and make Gaz a fan of one of the most divisive sub-genres in music; death metal. We're joined by the lads from the excellent Bangers and Mosh podcast to see if we can finally sell him on the glory of death metal.

The boys have picked 6 albums that they have specifically curated for Gaz, expect classic metal, prog, groove, hardcore aggression and much more.

We also talk about recent live shows from Palm Reader and Harms Way, wish Sick of it All frontman Lou Koller all the best after his cancer diagnosis and remember a long lost grime banger from Lethal Bizzle's More Fire Crew. 

Welcome back to the music podcast that is Trve. Cvlt. Pop! on this weeks show Steve and Gaz begin rounding up the very best releases from the past month (with more to come later, it's been a long month). There are reviews on new music from Charli XCX, Kneecap, Joey Valence & Brae, Fu Manchu, Umbra Vitae, Isobel Campbell, Mabe Fratti and Love Letters. Plus there is a review of the recent AC/DC tour that hit London earlier this week. 

Hello. Steve went to Glastonbury and he is suffering after it, but, the trooper, he is here to review the whole festival for you here now. 

Hello and welcome back to another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast. On this weeks show, Steve and Gaz are pitting songs against each other in a fight to the death (well... a polite discussion actually) as to what is the definitive anthem of a certain subgenre. So, what is the definitive thrash rager, the song that encapsulates the spirit of UK punk rock, the song most likely to get your Auntie on the dancefloor, the ultimate defiant pride anthem or the winner of the battle of Brit-pop? This and more is discussed, just for fun like, they don't win anything.

Also, Dave Grohl had a pop at Taylor Swift, Swifties reacted in a totally normal and measured way as per, Steve saw Nile Rogers and Sophie Ellis Bextor together, with the pair of them trying to play every single famous song ever made, and we look back at a lost tune from UK grebo legends EMF's post-Unbelievable career, when they tried to go all Faith No More! OH YEAH!!!

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast. On this weeks show Steve and Gaz discuss the recent Download Festival, a fest that was filled with trouble; terrible music, bands pulling out, sponsors being chased off and all manner of problematic musicians on the bill. It wasn't all bad though, and there are a few great sets that took place over the weekend... was any of it as good as Steve seeing Confidence Man in Brighton though? That's a rhetorical question. There's a review of that as well.

We also talk about the Paul McCartney UK tour... consisting of just two cities in the UK. And we look back at a rager from 80's sophisti-pop crew Living in a Box that is NOT the song Living in a Box. Nice. 

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a very nice music podcast. On this week's show Steve is joined by our Australian correspondent Alasdair Belling, but unfortunately not Gaz, who is very pukey indeed!

On the show this week Al takes us through one of his countries biggest and best imports; the much loved Aussie pub rock scene. He picks 5 albums that give a broad overview of the scene, with big albums by AC/DC, Midnight Oil, INXS, Paul Kelly and You Am I. 

We chat about recent shows by Liam Gallagher in the UK and Botch in Australia.

We're here again with another Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a music podcast. On this week's show Steve and Gaz look at the rest of the albums that they really enjoyed during the month of May and give you full reviews on the latest releases from Kamasi Washington, The Lemon Twigs, Bring Me the Horizon, Crowded House, Vince Staples, Shellac, Iglooghost, Rotting Christ, Buffalo Tom and Friday Pilots Club.

Plus we remember a classic late 90's lost trance banger from Rest Assured (with a little help from The Verve) and we look at the mental crap 30 Seconds to Mars are trying to flog to people during their recent London shows.

Hello and welcome to a bonus Trve. Cvlt. Pop! On this episode we start our coverage of festival season in full with Steve monologuing his way through his experience at the recent Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona. There's the lowdown on the festival as an experience, reviews of ALL the bands that he saw. There's also a little bonus purring and cat chat from Bonjour. What more could you want?!