"Stop putting genres on things, man"

Luke and Andrew sit down with Bryan and Oscar from Weird Beard to discuss beards, metal, Tom Waits and occasionally beer.

Episode 31 of the Rhythm & Brews podcast, hosted by Andrew & Luke, Beer imbibers and music snoggers, titled ""Stop putting genres on things, man"" was published on May 20, 2019 and runs 123 minutes.

May 20, 2019 ·123m · Rhythm & Brews

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Summary

Luke and Andrew sit down with Bryan and Oscar from Weird Beard to discuss beards, metal, Tom Waits and occasionally beer.

Episode Description

Luke and Andrew sit down with Bryan and Oscar from Weird Beard to discuss beards, Iron Maiden, Tom Waits and occasionally beer.

Beers include:

Weird Beard - Little Things That Kill (Session Pale Ale)
Weird Beard - Bat Oat of Hell (DDH Oat Pale)
Weird Beard - Two Minutes to Flameout (Sour IPA)
Weird Beard - Fade to Black (Black IPA)

Thank you to Mawkin for use of 'I Can Hew' as a theme song. Check them out. They're awesome.

Theme tune is “I Can Hew” by Mawkin, from their album The Ties That Bind.

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