Radio, Radio: This One Is (Mostly) For The Hardcore Kids w/ Brad of Northern Scene

It's the one where David invites Brad of Northern Scene to play 11 songs.Northern Scene is a Canadian online vinyl store, specializing in punk and hardcore.In this episode, Brad picks 11 bands to highlight, whose records are currently available in the Northern Scene store.For the first 48 hours after this episode drops, you can save 20% on all the records played from, in this episode, and 15% in the entire store, using the promo code RADIORADIO, or just click this link.Music featured in this episode includes L.I.B (top left, photo credit Joe Lacey)., Discreet, Raw Breed (bottom left, photo credit Joe Lacey), Combust, End On End, Chain Whip (middle left, photo credit John Carlow (Finding Charlotte Photography)) and more!Northern Scene Links:Save 20% on the featured albums.Follow on Instagram.Playlist Links:Apple MusicSpotifyOur Links:JOIN OUR PATREON JOIN OUR DISCORDGRAB SOME MERCHTWITTERINSTAGRAMFACEBOOK

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