Podcast Ep5 – Hobby Updates, Open War Cards, Speeding Up Gameplay

My brand new mix of Italo/NuDisco/HiNrG chocker full of new and old tunes that will having you dancing in your living room give it a whirl and take you on a journey into pure electronic goodness

Tim Sult of Clutch has been kind enough to join us on our show, and discussed some of the things that came with his career with Clutch, not one of them being drama. When looking back on their talented career, with big hit's like "Regulator" making it to the theme music for AMC's The Walking Dead, and "Electric Worry" topping the charts, they avoid the headlines by doing what they do best: making amazing music! If you look at the news, you won't see a dark spot from them, they are all genuine, authentic, and have never let the ever-changing world of rock change their solid sound. Brad Roberts is known for his deep voice and iconic words in the song, "Mmm mmm mmm," but do people really know the man behind the music? Why Wouldn't We Radio is only a few days from speaking to a musical legend from the 90's and today with his new hit, "I'll Be Peaceful Then" he's got plenty to discuss. Take a listen to his brilliant words, and see a man that has been to the highs and the lows of celebrity, and still coming out with a brilliance like no other.

Hailing from the heart of Chicago, Punch Cabbie is an entity that stands for three things: Energy, Attitude, and Entertainment! With an open-mind approach to music and songwriting, Punch Cabbie has forged a sound all their own. Emphasis is placed on live performance, songwriting, and high volume. Heavy ripping guitars set a path for the aggressive onslaught of vocals, pounding drums and driving bass. Its fast. Its fun. It makes you want to move! Practice like you play attitude shows in the energetic and sometimes truly off-the-wall stage presence. You will never know what to expect at a Punch Cabbie live performance, but you will never leave one disappointed! Punch Cabbie brings their own eclectic style to stage, featuring the melody of Metal, heavy beats of Hardcore, do-it-yourself of Alternative, and pop cynicism of Punk. This fusion of ideas results in a music experience unlike any other. For best results, view Punch Cabbie live!

Active since 1999, the Deathray Davies have lit up the Texas scene with their smooth sound, staying true to their indie roots. They have been profile in Esquire and People magazine for their unique sound. They got their name from Ray Davies of the Kinks, and pattern their style in that manner. If you haven't heard of them, you don't know what your missing! Listen below to their hit, Stumble and join us this week as we bring them on for a little chat about the indie life. How Could We Not?