We dissected the commonalities in our favorite albums. We did a bunch of episodes on the lies around streaming music. I tried to save the music business by creating a better streaming music service. I talked to Frank Turner about creativity. I interviewed the editors of The Hard Times. Some of my favorite episodes are below:Īlong with some contributors we did a HUGE deep dive on the truth behind van robberies. We used to be hosted on the Idobi radio network and I used to host it with Zack Zarrillo. Aside from politics and food those are the only things I’m really interested in. In December 2010, the group had signed to independent label Rise Records, and aimed to release another album by fall of next year. After the release of their debut album Real Talk (2010), guitarist Wayne Wildrick left the group, resulting in several line-up changes. Off The Record is an interview-based podcast where I interview the smartest people I know on creativity, the music business and punk. Man Overboard is the second studio album by the American rock band Man Overboard. I really enjoyed the session and felt relaxed. Shannon was pleasant in her emails and answered my questions before hand. I have never had energy work before so that is why I decided to try distance Reiki.
I am lucky enough to talk to a lot of people who are really talented and make music I like. Found Soundation Recording Studios Writing/Books Production Podcasts Recording Courses Press Music Marketing Consulting NOW My Favorite Distance Reiki. I host a podcast for Noise Creators, where I mostly interview the best producers in music today and get to know their creative processes. I host Off The Record and the Noise Creators podcast.
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Check out this one I made for the group Foxing and the series I made on Vagrant Records. I also make audio documentaries in podcast form. Episodes include Dashboard Confessional, Vance Joy, Mean Girls, Jason Mraz, Nothing.Nowhere and many more to come. I host Atlantic Records Inside The Album Podcast, an audio documentary series that goes further in-depth on the creative process. “I hope these songs help you in your life the way that songs have saved me.I produce the hit podcasts The New Abnormal which regularly appears in the top 100 podcasts on all of Apple Podcasts as well as other top podcasts like Fever Dreams, The Last Laugh & Killed By Desk. Rosie Rebel comments, “I took all of my pain, lessons, tragedies, and everything I learned in the Ivy Leagues, and together with my incredible band – we made this badass record for you.” Pop-punker “Defend Your Temple” keeps the energy levels on high, while “This One’s For You” features frantically scrambling guitar lines and super-speedy drum beats.Ĭatchy pop and gritty rock combine on the swiftly swaying “The Chariot” that rife with vintage harmonies and stormy rhythm section.Ĭloser “On My Way” actually cranks up the tempo to the max, a relentless press with showcases can-do lyrics like “I am stronger” and a hard rock guitar riff-rife ending. Uptempo “1:11” alternates between chugging propulsion and a lunging bass line-driven pace. “All I Need” thrashes with choppy guitar licks, a romping bass line, and hard-smacked drum beat and cymbals, and includes a tuneful chorus section filled with retro harmonies. The title track and album opener is a bright spirit-boosting blast, and this exhilarating feeling lasts through the whole record. The band mix classic/hard rock grit with pop melodies with pop-punk intensity for a vibrant sound that fuses old-school with the new. Typhoid Rosie’s dynamic alternative/punk rock offers plenty of hooks, and no matter how you identify, with these memorable feminist anthems ringing loudly in your ears, you’ll feel ready to take on the world. Recorded remotely at home in quarantine during the pandemic (with the exception of drums and bass, which were recorded at Cannon Found Soundation in Brooklyn), the band’s fourth album shows them at the peak of their powers. Queen of Swords was mixed and mastered by Jesse Cannon, and produced and arranged by Phil Wartell, with album artwork, layout, and design by Paul Kepple of Headcase Designs.
Rosie Rebel is joined by Jeff Crews (lead guitar), Matthew Van Ernest (bass), and Phil Wartell (drums, rhythm guitar, bass) as Typhoid Rosie, and the unit also enlisted several guest musicians to chime in on specific tracks: Coolie Ranx (Pilfers), Becky Lynn Blanca (Penny Matches), Jay Prozac (The Prozacs), and Jenny Whiskey and Rob George, both of Hub City Stompers. The LP is rousing and empowering, with frontwoman Rosie Rebel’s thought-provoking lyrics touching upon themes of self-love, self-worth, and not taking BS from anyone.
The LP officially releases on Friday, August 13th. Big Takeover is pleased to host the premiere of Queen Of Swords today, the new album from Brooklyn, NY’s Typhoid Rosie.
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