
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 459 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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A drum themed protest record with chants? Yeah, that sounds like a good record store day purchase. The fantastic drummer for Season to Risk, David Silver comes on Protonic to talk all about it an all-percussion album designed to energize and unify th... more
Stay Puft is a Ghostbusters themed concept record by the music collective known as The Chop. These are the same guys responsible for The Beverly Crushers (a Star Trek The Next Generation themed concept band that Rob Kassees was on for), and Ghostbeef... more
Six years have past since Chris Spencer was last on Protonic! At the time Human Impact was brand new. So let's catch up. Starting with the reissue of Occupational Hazard on Lamb Unlimited. Remastered and including the AmRep demos. Unsane with Eric Co... more
4 years and a month ago (what? Really?), William Goldsmith was on to talk about Sunny Real Estate, Fire Theft, Foo Fighers and Assertion. Now Assertion has a new record that snuck into Conan's top records of 2025 "Basking in the Gaslight". In additon... more
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Outstanding interviews with some of the most important artists around. If you don’t already know who they are, you better listen and learn!
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.
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.
it is pretty great imo
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This podcast features engaging discussions and interviews with influential musicians and artists, diving into their journeys and the creative processes behind their work. The conversations often touch on themes like resilience, authenticity in music, and the evolution of the music scene, making it a rich resource for both fans and those involved in the industry. The host's personal connection to the subject matter fosters an environment where guests can share unique anecdotes and insights, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the music landscape, particularly in the indie and underground scenes.
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Recent guests on Conan Neutron’s Protonic Reversal include:
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