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Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal

Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal
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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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Latest Episodes

Nuzzle was a high energy indie rock band from Santa Cruz, adjacent to the Gravity Records and K/Kill Rock Stars west coast scenes of the 90s. Follow For Now, their 1995 record has been reissued by Solid Brass Records a remix and remaster! We get into... more

Season to Risk is a legendary band, formed in 1989. They predated the indie gold rush, put out two records on Columbia, toured hard with a "who's who" of 90s rock, Built their own studio (destroyed by a flash flood) and continued on making interestin... more

The year is 2025 an the band Silkworm is BACK! This line-up includes early member Joel RL Phelps, who wrote and played on the first three records, but is not as known to people who knew SKWM as a three piece. After the tragic death of drummer Michael... more

The Creative Asylum is Daniel House's brand new podcast, a 1:1 interview show exploring the minds & imaginations of people living authentic, creative lives. He may be new to podcasting, but Daniel House has the CV. You may recognize him from his old ... more

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Recent Guests

Andrew Dalton
Member of the band Nuzzle
Nuzzle
Episode: Ep441: Andrew Dalton (Nuzzle)
Steve Tulipana
Musician and member of Season to Risk and Violenteer
Season to Risk
Episode: Ep440: Steve Tulipana (Season to Risk, Record Bar, Roman Numerals, Violenteer)
Tim Midyett
Musician notable for his work with the band Silkworm
Silkworm
Episode: Ep439: Tim Midyett (Silkworm)
Tom Flynn
Musician, known for bands like Fang, Star Pimp, and Antler Family
Boner Records, Antler Family
Episode: Ep437: Tom Flynn (Star Pimp, Fang, Antler Family, Boner Records)
Shawn O'Connor
Drummer from Yowie, known as Defenestrator
Yowie
Episode: Ep436: Shawn "Defenestrator" O'Connor (Yowie)
Blake Fleming
Drummer and musician known for his work with Dazzling Killmen and The Mars Volta.
Episode: Ep435: Blake Fleming (Dazzling Killmen, Laddio Bolocko, The Mars Volta)
Tim Byron
Musician and member of The Mae Shi and Hlllyh
Hlllyh, The Mae Shi
Episode: Ep434: Tim Byron (HLLLYH, the Mae Shi)
Jon Fine
Musician known for his work with Bitch Magnet and now with We Contain Multitudes.
We Contain Multitudes
Episode: Ep431: Jon Fine (We Contain Multitudes, Bitch Maginet, Coptic Light)
Jeff Libersher
Member of the band Cheer-Accident
Cheer-Accident
Episode: Ep430: Jeff Libersher and Thymme Jones (Cheer-Accident)

Host

Conan Neutron
Host of Protonic Reversal, an experienced musician and interviewer known for thoughtful discussions that emphasize authenticity and process in music.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 177 ratings
  • Be gone…

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Deadwipe
    United Statesa year 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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Some feedback mentions areas for improvement in interview techniques, though the overall tone remains positive regarding guest quality and content.
Conan's interviews provide essential historical context to indie and underground music, highlighting lesser-known artists and their unique experiences in the music scene.
Listeners appreciate the detailed discussions and candid format, noting the host's authentic engagement with guests.
The podcast is considered a must-listen for fans of indie and underground music, with guests admired for their talent and depth of insight.

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Talking Points

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Ep439: Tim Midyett (Silkworm)
Q: What is the motivation behind getting back together as Silkworm?
The motivation was to play together again after the memorial of Steve Albini, realizing it was time to reunite and enjoy making music together again.
Ep437: Tom Flynn (Star Pimp, Fang, Antler Family, Boner Records)
Q: Why do you do what you do?
I do it to connect with other people because I'm not great at communicating verbally.
Ep436: Shawn "Defenestrator" O'Connor (Yowie)
Q: What do you hope to achieve with your music?
I want to create something that is unbothered by social conditioning and reflects pure emotional expression.
Ep436: Shawn "Defenestrator" O'Connor (Yowie)
Q: How does the world of Yowie come to pass?
Yowie was formed in 2000 with a strong desire to challenge musical conventions and push boundaries.
Ep434: Tim Byron (HLLLYH, the Mae Shi)
Q: Why do you do what you do?
Because it feels really good to make stuff.

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2. Steve Tulipana
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4. Tom Flynn
5. Shawn O'Connor
6. Blake Fleming
7. Tim Byron
8. Jon Fine

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