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Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal

Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal
Punk Rock
Music Industry
Touring
Rock Music
Melvins
Steve Albini
Covid-19
Music Collaboration
Protonic Reversal
Post-Punk
Collaboration
Mission Of Burma
Creativity
Jolie Laide
Mudhoney
Deep Tunnel Project
God Bullies
Shellac
Music
DIY Culture

The finest interview/discussion show on music and musicians that mean a whole hell of a lot to certain people. Why we do what we do?, Rocker ennui, amusing anecdotes, process and context

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Jason Sidney Sanford
Guitarist/engineer, Neptune founding member
Neptune
Episode: Ep456: Neptune (Jason Sidney Sanford, Mark William Pearson, Daniel Paul Boucher)
Mark William Pearson
Guitarist/instrument builder, Neptune member
Neptune
Episode: Ep456: Neptune (Jason Sidney Sanford, Mark William Pearson, Daniel Paul Boucher)
Daniel Paul Boucher
Drummer/experimental percussion, Neptune member
Neptune
Episode: Ep456: Neptune (Jason Sidney Sanford, Mark William Pearson, Daniel Paul Boucher)
Nathan Carson
Musician and organizer behind Point Line Plane, Witch Mountain, Nanotear, and related projects
Point Line Plane / Nanotear / Witch Mountain
Episode: Ep455: Nathan Carson (Point Line Plane, Witch Mountain, Nanotear Booking, Two Ton Boa)
Andrew Falkous
Guitarist/vocalist; McCluskey, Christian Fitness, Future of the Left
McCluskey, Christian Fitness, Future of the Left
Episode: Ep454: Andrew "Falco" Falkous (mclusky, christian fitness, future of the left)
Ian Prince
Drummer, BirdHands
BirdHands
Episode: Ep452: Drumcorpse (David Silver and Ian Prince)
David Silver
Drummer, Season of Risk
Season of Risk
Episode: Ep452: Drumcorpse (David Silver and Ian Prince)
Tom Monaghan
Host of 1001 Album Complaints, co-host of the show Stay Puft collaborator
1001 Album Complaints
Episode: Ep451: Tom Monaghan (1001 Album Complaints. The Chop, The Beverly Crushers)
Chris Spencer
Musician known for Unsane, Human Impact, UXO
Unsane, Human Impact, UXO
Episode: Ep450: Chris Spencer (Unsane, Human Impact, Cuthroats 9, Celan, UXO)

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Conan Neutron
Host of the show, introducing guests and guiding conversation

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 185 ratings
  • Be gone…

    …Algorithmic Overlords. You’re welcome, future listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deadwipe
    United States2 years ago
  • The BEST

    Outstanding interviews with some of the most important artists around. If you don’t already know who they are, you better listen and learn!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Terry Bindler
    United States2 years ago
  • Essential listening

    What can i say… Conan’s interviews with indie recording artists stretching back decades catalogs a history that would likely otherwise be lost. He doesn’t just interview the well known faces, but digs deep with band members whose voices might not have been in the forefront, getting some truly unique perspectives. His conversations with contemporary artists are equally as good, colored by his thoughtful approach and a deep knowledge of indie music history.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AdamXP
    United States2 years ago
  • Agony

    Tuned in to hear the talented and never interviewed Steve Bartek. I would think the host would be prepared to guide the guest through a series of questions instead of just winging it. The lack of background knowledge was staggering.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Just Call Me Teach
    United States2 years ago
  • Better than good

    it is pretty great imo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dispatchesfromthegutter
    United States2 years ago

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Consistently high-quality guests and thoughtful, honest conversations.
Engaging, deeply informed interviews with indie artists.
Appreciated for staying informed and respectful while exploring niche scenes.
Some episodes show uneven pacing or heavy laughter affecting focus, according to a minority of listeners.
A must-listen for fans of underground music and its history.

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Ep452: Drumcorpse (David Silver and Ian Prince)
Q: Why do you do what you do?
Both guests describe drumming as an essential, disruptive force that helps them process and engage with the world; it's something they feel compelled to do, even when it's challenging or not financially easy.
Ep449: William Goldsmith (Assertion, Sunny Day Real Estate, the Fire Theft, Foo Fighters)
Q: Why do you do what you do?
To document the human experience, primarily now for my kids and to show them the value of creativity and persistence in life.
Ep449: William Goldsmith (Assertion, Sunny Day Real Estate, the Fire Theft, Foo Fighters)
Q: What is your current mindset around your music career?
I've learned to navigate the balance of making a living while engaging with music and raising my kids, using my experiences to create meaningful music.
Ep448: Pall Jenkins (Black Heart Procession, Three Mile Pilot)
Q: How did you and Toby team up for Black Heart Procession?
Pall Jenkins narrates how he and Toby started collaborating after realizing their musical chemistry while living together, leading to the formation of Black Heart Procession.
Ep448: Pall Jenkins (Black Heart Procession, Three Mile Pilot)
Q: What drove you into knife making?
Pall Jenkins shares how he got into knife making and collecting, explaining it began as a childhood fascination and evolved into a serious hobby alongside his music career.

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A deep-dive interview show focused on underground and experimental rock, performance practice, and the realities of longevity in a non-mainstream music career. Episodes span instrument-building anecdotes, DIY touring, historical perspectives on indie scenes, and in-depth conversations with artists who cross genres, eras, and roles. The host brings a musician's perspective to questions about gear, recording processes, collaboration, and the evolving music economy, yielding candid stories, practical insight, and thoughtful reflections on community, identity, and artful risk.

Noteworthy strengths include the breadth of guests from influential indie/underground circles, a storytelling style that blends technical detail with personal narrative,... more

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3. Daniel Paul Boucher
4. Nathan Carson
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8. Tom Monaghan

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