Trve. Cvlt. Pop!

This is Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a podcast about your favourite music and that what not. It's getting to that time of the year, where podcasts and publications across the globe start counting down their best of the year lists. Steve and Sam are going to get to that, but before we do we decided to invite some of our friends and peers in the podcasting and music world to give us their five favourite albums of the year. Plus a few other highlights. Shout out A Year in Horror, Pop Collaborate and Listen, The James McMahon Music Podcast, Primordial Radio and the Track One, Side One Podcast for giving their time and thoughts. 
Plus, there's YOUR album of the year as well! We asked you for your favourite albums of the year and you answer, we crunched the numbers and reveal who came out on top here. We even get a lovely little message from this years winner as well. What more do you want?! Dive in!

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely little podcast about music. This week on the show Steve and Sam are joined by Jamie Lenman to talk about five of the albums that inspired the sound of his excellent new album The Atheist, which we reviewed last week don't cha know. We talk about inspirational efforts from Gemma Hayes, The Webb Brothers, Queen, Weezer and the original soundtrack to the 2000 Jim Carrey vehicle Me, Myself & Irene.

That's not all though! We also review the latest album from post-grime (we're claiming it) superstar Stormzy, chat about some divisive earworms from Chewy She, A Flock of Seagulls and Carter USM, we pay our respects to Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie who sadly passed away this week, look forward to new Metallica, wonder aloud why Chesney Hawkes is in Qatar singing at the World Cup and a brief Matty Healy watch is back... he's doing Matty Healy things. 

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast that concentrates on music... and laughs. This week Sam and Steve are looking at some new releases with varying degrees of quality, there's Jamie Lenman, Christine and the Queens, Mother Vulture and Louis Tomlinson all running the gamut of decency.

Plus we talk about the recent two night London residency by clipping., pay tribute to Wilco Johnson and Keith Levene, pour over the recent Outbreak 2023 announcement and marvel at N-Dubz cancelling a gig minutes before they were due onstage.

We also shout out a right pair of ragers; a new song from Leeds post-punk provocateurs I Like Trains and the recently reformed hardcore legends Biohazard. 

BLUE ARMY! Hello there, and welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the best music podcast in the world... so we say. This week the World Cup starts... which is a bit bizarre, but we thought we would get in on the act and talk about the relationship between football and music. Steve knows all about the game, Sam probably calls it soccer, THE IDIOT, so we needed another voice to help us through, and who better to join us than frontman of Therapy? and massive Chelsea fan Andy Cairns.

We look at 8 pre-tournament tunes to see if they hold up to musical scrutiny, from New Order, Baddiel and Skinner, Black Grape, Collapsed Lung, Fat Les, Ant and Dec, Dizzee Rascal and the England World Cup squad (on numerous occasions)... oh, and, yeah, James Corden as well. FFS. 

There's also talk of a few songs we've been loving this week, from Mina Caputo, Letlive and Girls in Synthesis. Plus Steve reports of Biffy and Architects big London show at the O2, and a much more intimate affair at Gang of Youths.

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, it's a music podcast don't you know. Sam and Steve have loads to talk about this week. Steve caught up with the guys in Show Me The Body to talk about the influences that went toward the creation of their latest album Trouble the Water (which we reviewed last week), he also saw a pair of the Kendrick Lamar shows at the O2, we review new music from Taipei Houston and Melted Bodies, go through the massive Download Festival announcement and pay our respects to Mimi Parker from Low, who sadly passed away this week.

OH, and there's a LOT of talk about Tim Westwood's acting skills... it makes sense in context. 

Hi, you're about to listen to Trve.Cvlt. Pop! (YES YOU ARE!) where Steve and Sam look at some of the most interesting stuff in the music world this week. We've got plenty to chat about this week, from new music by Backxwash, Show Me The Body, Marlowe and Carly Rae Jepsen, to news about the retirement of Lungua Ignota, Matty Healy from The 1975 daring to talk shit about Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers ruining Smells Like Teen Spirit, it's been a funny one!

We also talk about a pair of songs that have been stuck in our collective heads this week; one from Korn and one, ooh dear, from Tone Loc... and we do talk about Tubular Bells a lot as well. Thanks to The Exocist. Cheers Exorcist!

Hello there, welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!... it's a music podcast you know. This week Steve and Sam catch up on a week of very big reviews in the world of music from Taylor Swift, Arctic Monkeys, Architects, Devin Townsend, Loyle Carner and Sugarhorse. 

We also chat about the wind, the evil wind that destroyed the first day of When We Were Young, Bono admitting that he wants to channel AC/DC on the next U2 album and some bloke going to jail for stealing Ed Sheeran songs and selling them on the... dark web... for Bitcoin... we don't know what that is, but we talk about it anyway. Plus we've had a couple of cracking tunes by Avenged Sevenfold and Anthrax and Public Enemy stuck in our heads this week, so we tell you about that too. It's good! Have a listen.

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the best music podcast ACTUALLY! This week Steve and Sam are delighted to joined by one of the finest solo artists currently operating in the UK; Murkage Dave. We ask Dave about the reaction to his recently released excellent second solo album The City Needs a Hero, chat about Blink 182 tickets, Little Simz winning the Mercury Music Prize and a couple of top quality bangers from The Dillinger Escape Plan and Jamelia that have been stuck in our head this week.

We close the show by talking through five of the most influential albums in Dave's lifetime. It's an eclectic mix, with noise rock, classic dancehall reggae, modern soul, mid 2000's indie pop and one of the biggest superstars in the history of music all present and correct. Come have a listen. 

Welcome back to the 4th EPIC instalment of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!... it's a podcast about music. That's it. Simple. Steve and Sam have this week decided to look at that most glorious of musical happenings, the one hit wonder. They have picked three one hit wonders each, and go into great details discussing their relative merits, or lack thereof. So expect chat on Musical Youth, Jermaine Stewart, The Spin Doctors, McAlmont and Butler, Scatman John and The Automatic.

Plus, we mention Liverpool winning the bid to host 2023's Eurovision Song Contest, Beyonce snapping back against the DICKHEADS in Right Said Fred, review the excellent new album from High Vis and talk about a couple of ragers stuck in our head from Fugazi and Kid Kapichi. 

Hello, it's another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! for your enjoyment isn't it. Sam and Steve are still catching up with some of the latest music that has been released over the last few weeks, and cast a critical eye over the latest albums from Bjork, The Mars Volta, Lamb of God and Gabriels. 

Steve also went to see the big Parkway Drive/While She Sleeps/Lorna Shore triple header, there's talk of two thirds of Fever333 leaving the band (Fever111 more like, AMIRIGHT!) and we look at a pair of stonking songs stuck in our head, one a chunky riff fueled rager from hotly tipped UK metal band Urne and one big number one novelty hit from Scottish "rave" band The Shamen. Anybody got any Vera's? LAAAAAAHHHHVVVLEEEYYYY!!!!