Latest Episodes
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Episode 1226: September New Music – Heartless Bastards, Harborcoat, Hamish Hawk, Emma Russack and Lachlan Denton
Listeners submit their September new music picks. Steven Routledge likes Emma Russack and Lachlan Denton and Harborcoat. Harris King tells us about the Heartless Bastards and Hamish Hawk.
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Episode 1225: September New Music – Lil Nas X, Kate Nash, Imagine Dragons
What new music have our interns been digging? Sam likes Lil Nas X. Sami is into Kate Nash. And Mary enjoys some Imagine Dragons.
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Episode 1224: September New Music – Low, Diabolical Liberties, Jason Isbell
What’s Patrick been digging lately? New music by the Diabolical Liberties and Low. Plus, we play an R.E.M. cover by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit.
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Episode 1223: September New Music – Guns N’ Roses, Des Demonas, My Morning Jacket
What’s Jim been digging? New music by Des Demonas and Guns N’ Roses. Plus, a Metallica cover by My Morning Jacket.
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Episode 1222: Talkin’ About Graham Parker – Live From Suburbs Fest
Listener Kevin Bartlett jumps on the Suburbs Fest mic and leads us in a conversation about the classic works of Graham Parker.
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Episode 1221: Early Bob Seger – Live From Suburbs Fest
Listener Mark Neese, a Michigander, takes the Suburbs Fest mic and talks about his love of early Bob Seger albums, many of which are out of print and unavailable on streaming services.
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Episode 1220: Bands Discovered on Suburbs Pod – Live From Suburbs Fest
It’s Adam Coop’s turn in the Suburbs Fest hot seat. He leads us in a discussion of bands we have discovered from listener contributions to Rockin’ the Suburbs.
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Episode 1219: Talkin’ About R.E.M. – Live From Suburbs Fest
In this Suburbs Fest listener episode, music journalist and pod listener Craig Rosen talks about R.E.M.
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Episode 1218: Albums We Hated, Then Liked – Live From Suburbs Fest
We record live from Suburbs Fest (thank you to the Marriott Fairview Park). In the first episode, B.J. Bonin talks about albums he hated at first, but now loves.
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Episode 1217: The Cocker Spaniels – Interview
We talk with Sean Padilla, who records as the Cocker Spaniels. His music spans many genres: folk-rock, power-pop, funk, grunge, dub, goth, punk, shoegaze, R&B or black metal, depending on the song. His latest album is “The Cocker Spaniels Are Alive and So Are You.” Joining in the conversation is Scott Parks, a patron of the pod who set up this interview.