
Discussions about music, life, and everything else. Hosted by Jason Walton and Nick Wusz.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic InterviewsMusic Commentary | |||

Our listeners have been writing in with a lot to say lately. From suggesting new topics to weighing in on past discussions and sharing personal experiences, the feedback has been incredible. In this episode, we also address some criticism and discuss... more
Join us for our latest discussion as we explore the purpose of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and ruminate on the induction process for artists. We will also delve into what defines Rock & Roll, the presence of Rock & Roll bands in 2026, and the parad... more
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Serves me right for expecting anything metal from a member of F@galloch.
Nick and Jason have a nice banter like Howard and Robin. Very funny and interesting. I find myself stopping during listening because I look up some of these albums they mention and I start listening. I’m hooked.
Mister Walton and his guests are on a constant quest to expand your mind shoved into your ears.
Interesting discussions abound about life the universe and everything.
Probably the best music podcast out there. Get your notepad ready, you’re bound to discover some gems of all genres.
Jason and many musician guests share super obscure music. Such a simple format leads to fascinating discussion, plus you will find hundres of bizzare and interesting bands through it. Well worth a listen
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This show centers on metal and underground music scenes, blending deep dives into specific bands, albums, subgenres, and DIY culture with personal anecdotes from hosts and guests. Episodes frequently explore writing processes, recording setups, scene histories, and the social dynamics of live music, often with a focus on niche and obscure acts. A standout aspect is the relaxed, banter-heavy format that couples technical discussion with storytelling, making it approachable for listeners who love discovering unexpected bands and hearing behind-the-scenes life in music. The show's guests are typically musicians, engineers, and culture-makers from metal and related scenes, offering firsthand perspectives on creation, collaboration, and scene-bu... more
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