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Ian's Untitled Scene Show

Ian Scene
Post-Hardcore
Metalcore
Warped Tour
Rock Music
Sleep Token
Mind the Drive
Pyro Ohio
Rock Music Scene
A Day To Remember
Pyro, Ohio
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Grammys
New Orleans
Live Music
Music Scene
Victory Records
Screamo
Pop-Punk
Emo
Music Industry

Ian's Untitled Scene Show is a podcast dedicated to metalcore, post-hardcore, screamo, emo, metal, pop punk, and the alternative music scene. Each episode features in-depth, long-form interviews with the musicians behind the music, exploring their creative process, personal journeys, and life on and off the road. You'll also find scene news, album and concert reviews, and discussions celebrating t... more

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Latest Episodes

It's been almost seven years, but Joe Taylor is finally back on Ian's Untitled Scene Show! You may know Joe as the frontman of Versus or from Joe Taylor Must Die, but longtime listeners know he's been a friend of the show for years.

A LOT has change... more

Tom Kiely of Patient Sixty-Seven returns to Ian's Untitled Scene Show and officially joins the Five-Timers Mosh Pit 🤘

Tom and Ian catch up on everything that's changed over the last few years, including touring with Of Mice & Men and Crystal Lake, ... more

Jack of 157frq returns to Ian's Untitled Scene Show for one of the deepest conversations we've had in a while. After introducing listeners to A World I Was Never A Part Of during his first 157frq appearance, this episode goes even further by breaking... more

Landon Tewers of The Plot In You returns to Ian's Untitled Scene Show for another conversation after almost four years!

This time, we talk about the band's incredible rise over the past few years, touring arenas with Bring Me The Horizon, what succes... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Kiely
Frontman of Patient Sixty-Seven
Patient Sixty-Seven
Episode: Patient Sixty-Seven - Tom Kiely Returns - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Landon Tewers
Musician, The Plot In You
The Plot In You
Episode: The Plot In You - Landon Tewers Returns - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Andrew Buddy
Member of What Lies Below
What Lies Below
Episode: What Lies Below - Andrew Watson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Brian Williams
Musician, frontman of Paddock Park
Paddock Park
Episode: Paddock Park - Brian Williams - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Zak Howe
Musician, vocalist for Foolish Things
Foolish Things
Episode: Foolish Things - Zak Howe - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Jack Regent
Musician, front of 157frq
157frq
Episode: 157frq - Jack Regent - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Jay Jensen
Member of Sydney, vocalist/guitarist
Sydney (band)
Episode: Sydney - Jay Jensen and Scott Sanderson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Scott Sanderson
Member of Sydney, guitarist/vocalist
Sydney (band)
Episode: Sydney - Jay Jensen and Scott Sanderson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Sofia DeMasi
Vocalist for Torn Open, previously drummer in Diabla and Final Girls
Torn Open
Episode: Torn Open - Sofia DeMasi - Ian's Untitled Scene Show

Host

Ian
Host of the show; guides interviews and drives conversations with guests across the metalcore/post-hardcore scene.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • 100/10

    Hands down the best music podcast out there. Ian has amazing artists on, and always engages in genuine conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PopPunkBoi
    United States5 years ago
  • Brilliant podcast

    Listened to the Doyle episode and he is honest and brutal. Keep up the good work and support your favourite artists folks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    weeviduka
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Truly one of the best shows out there!

    This has been such an incredible find. As a listener of hardcore music, it's kinda hard to find new bands or new music since it's not very mainstream. But that's where this podcast comes in. The hosts and their guests seem to be fountains of knowledge, and just in the few episodes I've made it through, I've added 20 hours of music to my playlist. Such great insight into a part of the industry that doesn't get a lot of attention. Very worth your time, and I'm a permanent listener!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DerrickLewis
    United States8 years ago
  • Best show.

    Name a show better... I will wait...

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    goochin'
    United States8 years ago
  • You'll Never Be Disappointed

    The title says it all. This is the podcast for you if you enjoy heavy/alternative music.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JNoMore
    United States9 years ago

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Listeners praise the in-depth, honest conversations with artists.
Patrons value the lack of ads and the thoughtful discourse on industry realities.
Fans appreciate candid, behind-the-scenes storytelling and insights into the DIY scene.
Audience finds episodes consistently engaging and informative for discovering new music and understanding artist journeys.

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157frq - Jack Regent Is Back - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Q: What inspired the concept behind the album and its storytelling approach?
The concept grew from personal healing and therapy, weaving trauma, resilience, and a willingness to evolve into a cohesive, cinematic narrative across tracks.
157frq - Jack Regent Is Back - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Q: How do you feel the music videos contribute to the album's message?
Video visuals amplify the atmosphere and storytelling, with some videos featuring a cinematic approach and others more bold and punk-inspired; the goal is to offer a front-to-back experience that complements the lyrics and themes.
What Lies Below - Andrew Watson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Q: Is there a planned concept album direction, or do you prefer keeping each release more personal and narrative-driven without a full concept?
The artist expresses a preference for a concept in the sense of overarching metaphors and storytelling but not a strict concept album; they are open to ideas but do not see this project as a fully conceptual record.
What Lies Below - Andrew Watson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Q: What was the role of interludes on this release, and how did they influence track sequencing?
Interludes are used to add depth and transition, not to fill space; they should support the main songs and flow of the record, with one or two interludes maximum to avoid overkill.
What Lies Below - Andrew Watson - Ian's Untitled Scene Show
Q: So how do you go about the writing process for this album and its interconnected themes?
The singer explains that each song has its own story, with the album overall tracing a broader arc; yet the band also values personal experience and metaphor, letting the instrumentals guide the mood first, then shaping lyrics to fit that atmosphere.

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Long-form conversations with metalcore, post-hardcore, and related scenes, featuring deep dives into the creative process, personal journeys, and life on tour. Episodes highlight concept albums, storytelling in lyrics and visuals, production choices, and the balance between heaviness and atmosphere, often weaving in behind-the-scenes studio and video anecdotes. Notable for a tight focus on authenticity, candid reflections on trauma and growth, and a DIY-to-indie ethos that resonates with artists and fans alike. The show stands out for its intimate interview style, broad scene coverage, and willingness to discuss industry realities, culture, and the human side of making music in a niche but passionate community.

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Recent guests on Ian's Untitled Scene Show include:

1. Tom Kiely
2. Landon Tewers
3. Andrew Buddy
4. Brian Williams
5. Zak Howe
6. Jack Regent
7. Jay Jensen
8. Scott Sanderson

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