The Power’s Point Podcast

In episode 36 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses testing limits, Robert Plant, Van Halen the book, as well as M83 and Simple Minds. Plus Brian Eno's returning label for "Outsiders" All set to a space rock soundtrack! Dig it!

Static Temptations presents: WELCOME TO THE HOUSE Step onto the dance floor and turn it up. Welcome to the House brings together pounding house grooves, heavy bass, Chicago-inspired rhythms, funky percussion, soulful touches, hip-house attitude, and club energy built to keep the room moving. From deep grooves to harder-hitting dance-floor moments, this is a set designed to be felt as much as heard. No sitting on the sidelines. Turn up the speakers, find your rhythm, and let the house take over.  

Join Scott Powers for another episode of the Powers Point Podcast. Settle in, grab your favorite drink, and spend a little time hanging out as Scott brings his usual laid-back personality, humor, opinions, and plenty of conversation to the show. Powers Point Podcast | Season 6, Episode 16   also be sure to check out the video for this pod, I cant put URL's on here so just look up Powers Point Podcast

Dave and Dakota love Halloween and they will celebrate it whenever they want to, so tune in now for the most talked about show on the Network, well thats what they say anyways

In episode 35 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Prince and his philosophy on time. Hip Hop legends LL Cool J and Mike D as well as a surprise addition to the ranks of Hip Hop. Plus a rumor around the new Miley. All set to a diverse array of sound and color. Dig it!

Static Temptations presents Trance Hypnosis. Step into an experience designed to pull you away from the noise of the outside world and into something deeper. Trance Hypnosis takes you on a journey through darkness, tension, release and surrender. Voices emerge from the shadows, guiding you forward while each moment builds upon the last. It begins quietly. Then the pulse takes over. The further you go, the harder it becomes to tell where the music ends and the experience begins. Close your eyes. Forget the clock. Forget everything around you. Let yourself disappear for a while. Welcome to Trance Hypnosis.

Scott Powers is back with another laid-back, anything-goes episode of the Powers Point Podcast. A fresh episode, a familiar voice, and plenty of Scott's trademark personality, humor, and conversation.     https://youtu.be/GMk3ieNWRrI

In episode 34 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses new Queens Of The Stone Age, Roger Taylor and the tall task of replacing Chris Cornell. As well as anniversaries for Pearl Jam and a most unlikely ambulance ride. Set to a smooth, laid back soundtrack. Dig it!

Tonight, on the Powers Point Podcast, Scott takes you on another laid-back journey filled with stories, reflection, a little curiosity, some music, and plenty of personality. There are a couple of questions designed to get you thinking, a look at what’s happening around the Powers Point Network, and of course, a few laughs along the way. Grab a drink, get comfortable, and spend a little time with Scott.

Dave & Dakota Talk Wrestling’s Bad Guys Dave and Dakota step into the squared circle to talk about the bad guys of professional wrestling, from legendary heels and dirty cheaters to arrogant assholes who made an entire arena want to throw a chair through the television. They look at the wrestlers fans loved to hate, the villains who were so damn good at being terrible that they became legends, and the ones who crossed the line from entertaining asshole to “somebody needs to kick this guys ass.” Expect arguments, hot takes, ridiculous stories, old-school wrestling memories, and plenty of profanity as Dave and Dakota debate who deserves the crown as wrestling’s biggest bastard. Because in wrestling, being the good guy might get you the applause... but being a really good asshole gets you remembered.

In episode 33 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Relentless Ronnie Wood, Foo Fighters answering the call for AC/DC as well as Slash's latest honor and the lost journals of Layne Staley. Set to a diverse soundtrack. Dig it!

It's been one hell of a week! After a major storm leaves trees down, power knocked out, and cleanup seemingly everywhere, Scott Powers finds himself battling the aftermath with a tiny 10-inch chainsaw that may be better suited for tickling trees than actually cutting them. This week on the Powers Point Podcast, Scott talks about storm cleanup, waiting for the city to haul away mountains of branches, crews working across state lines to restore power, and the incredible way communities can come together when things get tough.  

Static Temptations presents: After the Lights, a 50-minute journey into the darker side of electronic music. When the lights go down, the rhythm takes over. Deep bass, hypnotic percussion, dark progressive grooves, organic rhythmic textures, and atmospheric electronic soundscapes create a late-night experience designed to pull you deeper with every track. From the heavy, physical pulse of Ritual Pressure and Drums Below, through the hypnotic movement of Sacred Motion and Under Black Water, to the deeper progressive atmosphere of The Weight of Night, Midnight Ceremony, and Last Light Falling, After the Lights moves through darkness without ever losing its groove. This isn't an album built for background listening. It's built around bass, rhythm, atmosphere, movement, and immersion. Turn it up. Let the lights disappear. And let the music take you After the Lights. Full Track Listing Static Temptations presents: After the Lights Intro — 2:33 Ritual Pressure — 3:33 Sacred Motion — 4:03 Drums Below — 3:48 The Weight of Night — 4:08 Midnight Ceremony — 4:53 Hidden Current — 3:44 Under Black Water — 4:33 Echoes in the Earth — 4:23 Gravity Shift — 4:03 Pressure Point — 4:03 Last Light Falling — 4:46 Outro — 1:53

After a week off, the Misfits are here to talk about their dislike of basketball, if easily offended check out the 600 club

In episode 32 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses family favorite Royal Blood as well as new releases from Glu, Marilyn Manson and Tony Iommi. Set to a dark and heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

Powers Point Podcast – “That Was My Tuesday” Sometimes life throws something at you that you never saw coming. This week, Scott Powers sits down for a very personal conversation about one hell of a Tuesday, shares some thoughts, asks a few questions that might make you stop and think, and brings plenty of his usual humor along the way. It's relaxed, it's personal, and at times, completely unpredictable. So grab your headphones, settle in, and spend a little time with Scott. Powers Point Podcast: That Was My Tuesday.

Static Temptations Presents: Temptations After Dark is a late-night electronic journey built for the hours when the world gets quiet and the bass gets louder. From seductive club rhythms and pounding low-end to hypnotic synths, international vocals, Latin grooves, French, Russian, Korean and Spanish influences, this session refuses to stay inside one musical box. No filters. No apologies. Just deep bass, seductive vocals, unexpected sounds and electronic energy designed to pull you deeper into the night. Turn it up. Step into the shadows. This is Temptations After Dark.

In episode 31 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses comeback albums from Susanna Hoffs, Def Leppard & The Strokes. As well as a rumored Elastica reunion and the final offering from Soundgarden. Set to a hard rocking soundtrack. Dig it!

BackSeat Saints – Somewhere Between Then and Now Somewhere Between Then and Now is a collection of songs about the roads we've traveled, the things we've learned, the nights we'll never forget, and the ones still waiting for us. From looking back at the people we used to be to keeping the wheels turning toward whatever comes next, these songs live somewhere between memory and momentum. The Saints aren't interested in pretending the road has always been smooth. They've got scars, stories, bad decisions, good times, and enough gas left in the tank to keep going. It's a record about growing older without growing quiet. It's about knowing where you've been without being afraid of where you're headed. And most of all, it's about four voices, four musicians, and a whole lot of life finding their way into the same room and making some damn good music. Somewhere Between Then and Now. The road isn't over. Not even close.

  This week, Jan Booger and Dave Dave Dave take center stage for a fun, unpredictable conversation that goes wherever it wants to go. What starts as the Great Ontario Debate quickly turns into plenty of laughs, opinions, unexpected moments, and the kind of conversation that makes you want to keep listening to see where it goes next. Plus, we've got a few questions to get you thinking, some music, a little humor, and a whole lot of personality packed into this episode. So grab a drink, get comfortable, and come hang out with me, Jan, and Dave. You never quite know where the conversation is going to end up.

Static Temptations presents: Tribal Lust is an immersive journey where ancient rhythms collide with modern electronic sound. Across ten original tracks, tribal percussion, deep basslines, atmospheric synths, and powerful vocals blend into an experience that is both primal and futuristic. From the first heartbeat of Awakening of the Earth to the closing echoes of Heartbeat of the Earth, this album moves through mystery, passion, celebration, and transformation. Every track builds upon the last, creating a continuous story driven by hypnotic grooves, ceremonial drums, cinematic soundscapes, and progressive electronic energy. This isn't just another EDM mix. It's a sonic expedition through fire, rhythm, and spirit, where organic instruments meet cutting-edge production to create a world that feels timeless yet completely new. Close your eyes. Turn it up. Feel the pulse beneath your feet. Welcome to Static Temptations presents: Tribal Lust.

Oh boy, get ready for this one, as Dakota and Dave followed by their chicken Jeff are hitting Karaoke night down at Sluggos Bar and Grill. I present to you Dakotaokee

In episode 30 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses a lack of marketing skills. New music from legends Rakim, Tom Morello and Mike D. As well as a brand new band from Barcelona trying to break stateside and some long overdue praise. All set to an urban flavored soundtrack. Dig it!

Static Temptations Episode 20: Midnight Transmission Step into a neon-soaked world where the past and future collide. Midnight Transmission delivers ten electrifying tracks inspired by the unforgettable sound of 1980s dance clubs, blending shimmering analog synthesizers, funky basslines, retro drum machines, and modern electronic production. From the infectious grooves of Radio Hearts and Electric Rendezvous to the album's centerpiece, Midnight Transmission, every song captures the excitement of a city that truly comes alive after dark.  

This week on the Powers Point Podcast, Scott Powers is back with another fun conversation filled with music, stories, and plenty to talk about. Scott shares what’s been happening, introduces a new song from Britney James, talks about some big moments happening in the world of entertainment,  So sit back, relax, and join Scott for another episode of the Powers Point Podcast.

After we went to Dave Island last week, everyone was quick to leave and head to Dakota Island so tune in to this episode for the whackiest of whacky characters.

In episode 29 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Bob Segers' new release full of b- sides, a surprising pairing for John 5, and getting extra mellow with Beck. As well as Bootsy Collins Metal Health and getting kicked full blast in the face. Set to a street smart soundtrack. Dig it!

Static Temptations presents: Static Shock ⚡ Episode 19 delivers the most aggressive and unpredictable Static Temptations experience yet. Static Shock dives headfirst into a dark world of crushing dubstep, brutal bass design, complex electronic rhythms, and futuristic soundscapes. The album moves through intense female vocal performances, heavyweight instrumental drops, explosive production, and a twisted studio battle between human emotion and a sinister robotic intelligence. From the opening track to the final system reboot, Static Shock is built around tension, power, and sonic overload. The deeper the album goes, the more the line between human and machine begins to disappear. The final track, "SYSTEM OVERRIDE," brings the story to its breaking point as a defiant female vocalist confronts an evil robotic voice determined to take control. This isn't background music. This is Static Temptations turned all the way up. A darker, heavier, more technically complex chapter that pushes the sound into new territory and leaves the door open for whatever comes next. Static Temptations presents: Static Shock. Episode 19. The system is compromised. The bass is not.

Scott is checking back in this week to see how everyone's doing, It's been a busy week for him, but he's here to hear your three-word week description, and little things big joy, plus Charli LeBeau sings her title track on her debut album Quiet Storm.   He wants to hear from you, what's your three words describing your week and Little Thing, Big Joy. You can send them to [email protected]

Dave packs up to head to his dream spot - Dave Island, but is everything going to be as good as Dave thinks? Our Island Announcer Dakota is there with all the hot questions, tune in now

In episode 28 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses world domination, Josh Homme and Cage The Elephant as well as the surprise return of a legendary English band. All set to a diverse array of color and sound. Dig it!

Static Temptations presents: Shockwave is a high-voltage journey through the darker, heavier side of electronic sound. A relentless fusion of progressive dubstep, crushing bass drops, hypnotic melodies, and explosive energy, this album takes listeners from atmospheric builds into full-force sonic impact. Every track delivers its own surge of intensity, blending futuristic production with emotional vocals and earth-shaking rhythms. No countdown. No warning. Just pure electronic force. Shockwave is where the pressure builds, the speakers fight back, and the bass takes control.

After some time away, Scott Powers returns to the microphone for the start of a brand-new chapter of the Powers Point Podcast. In this first episode back, Scott reflects on where life has taken him, why stepping behind the microphone again wasn't as easy as he expected, and what ultimately brought him back to the place that has always felt like home. Whether you've been listening from the very beginning or you're discovering the show for the first time, welcome. Pull up a chair, get comfortable, and let's start this next chapter together. Thanks for listening, and welcome back to the Powers Point Podcast.

The Michigan Misfits are back this week from God knows where, but they are talking about their favorite Disney movies...oh boy this should be good, tune in and enjoy!

In episode 27 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses new Canadian supergroup M.O.T.H.E.R. Jack White, and Dinosaur Jr. As well as a record shop memory from childhood. Set to guitar heavy soundtrack. Dig it!

Static Temptations unleashes a towering wall of industrial defiance with their milestone 17th studio album, Pulse Without Mercy. Serving as both a sonic assault and a fierce manifesto, the record explores the high-friction boundary between raw humanity and the cold, systemic machines built to contain it. Heavy electronic foundations, crushing riffs, and sweeping atmospheric synths collide to create a listening experience that is as emotionally devastating as it is sonically massive. ​From the opening mechanical thrum of the title track to the grand finality of "Last Broadcast," Pulse Without Mercy showcases a veteran project operating at the absolute peak of its creative power. Balancing aggressive, chaotic anthems of rebellion with deeply poignant, haunting vulnerabilities, this record is a relentless and urgent addition to the catalog. Seventeen albums in, the frequency remains impossible to erase

Quiet Storm is an unforgettable first statement from Charli LeBeau, proving that the loudest emotions are often whispered instead of shouted. It is a debut built for rainy nights, long drives, and anyone learning to find light inside the shadows.

In episode 26 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses psychophysiology...no really. The return of Masters Of Reality, Hazel English and losing an important privilege. Set to a dramatic Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

Where Desire Sleeps is a cinematic progressive trance journey from Static Temptations, telling the story of two souls drawn together by fate. Across nine interconnected tracks, attraction grows into longing, distance, hope, and ultimately reunion. Driven by soaring melodies, lush synthesizers, emotional vocals, and immersive soundscapes, the album is designed to be experienced from beginning to end, unfolding like one unforgettable night that ends with the promise of a new dawn.

The Misfits are back talking about how hot it has been in Michigan, the upcoming GTA VI release and their undying love for Monica (Powers digital a.i assistant)

In episode 25 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses negative energy, PJ Harvey, a reissue from Zwan as well as Brandon Flowers going country and Queens Of The Stone Age bringing the catacombs to KEXP. All set to a patriotic soundtrack. Dig it!

A progressive EDM duet album that unfolds like a single story told across nine chapters. Two voices begin as strangers moving through separate routines in the quiet hours before sunrise. Through chance meetings, shared moments, growing trust, distance, doubt, and ultimately reconciliation, their journey becomes the heartbeat of the record. Each song carries pieces of the last, with melodies, lyrics, and themes returning in new forms as the story evolves. Musically, the album steps into fresh territory for Static Temptations. Gone are the familiar futuristic clichés and oversized festival drops. In their place is a more cinematic, emotional, and human sound built around evolving arrangements and patient storytelling. Expect warm piano passages, deep melodic basslines, atmospheric synth textures, organic percussion, shimmering arpeggios, subtle guitar layers, and soaring male and female harmonies that grow closer with every track until they become inseparable in the finale.

The boys have geared up and thinking of a world trip to the city's and towns with the weirdest names, give this a listen and ride with them.

In episode 24 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses Validation, Johnny Marr, Laurie Vincent's new band Big Truck as well as his go to shirt making music and a brand new group on the rise called Willy Houston & Ghost Town Revival. All set to a Summer soundtrack. Dig it!

The BackSeat Saints are in the Keystone State for the first time at the famous Pocono Raceway and having fun performing as usual.       a.i music - Powers creation

its another scorcher out there, so the Michigan Misfits are back in the garage talking tv and games, give this one a listen and who knows Dave may sing your favorite tv sitcom theme song.

In episode 23 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses obsession, new Die Antwoord and Interpol as well as legends Deep Purple. Set to an ominous dark soundtrack. Dig it!

Static Temptations brings you another show with all music, no talk. Powers brings you Velocity of Dreams filled with Trance / EDM / Industrial music. So, get out your glow sticks and punch the ceiling. Tune in now, and let your mind drift off.

With Summer heating up and Powers complaining about the fan being to loud for Dave and Dakota to record in, they take the show to the garage. Give this a listen, you may laugh.

In episode 22 of the Record Shop, Keith continues to discuss the sounds of Summer with new Billy Gibbons, an unreleased album from Prince and Summer anthems from OneRepublic. As well as a live Scissor Sisters album in time for Pride Month. All set to a space rock soundtrack. Dig it!