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Punk Lotto Pod: A Punk, Hardcore, and Emo Podcast

Punk Lotto Pod
Punk Music
Punk Rock
Emo
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Punk
Emo Music
Post-Hardcore
Hardcore Music
Hardcore
Hardcore Punk
Emo Revival
Ramones
Celtic Punk
Pop Punk
Grunge
Indie Rock
New Wave
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XTC
White Music

We choose one year at random and select one punk, hardcore, emo, or punk adjacent album from that year to discuss.

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Welcome to the Guestlist, where Justin has on guests...to make lists. This week Justin is joined by Sergie Loobkoff of the bands Ways Away, Samiam, and Knapsack. Sergie chose the prompt of "favorite albums" so we are talking about a few different sty... more

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This week Dylan was assigned the year 1979, and decided to pull out a deep cut. He selected the early LA punk band The Plugz and their debut album, Electrify Me.

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This week we are checking a big one off of our list. Justin was given the year 1991, and selected The Pillars of Humanity. This was the final album for Fresno, CA based crossover thrash band, The Crucified. This record is often sited as one of the mo... more

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This week Dylan is going back to the Baltimore hardcore well for the year 2007. We are talking about the debut full length, Prepare to Be Let Down by Ruiner.

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Recent Guests

Rob Sullivan
Vocalist of Ruiner
Ruiner
Episode: Prepare to Be Let Down by Ruiner (2007)
Catherine Chord
Guitar, synthesizers, and vocals in It's You, It's Me, and There's Dancing
It's You, It's Me, and There's Dancing
Episode: The Guestlist with It's You! It's Me! And There's Dancing!
Gibran Colbert
Musician; The Give & Take, Expert Timing
The Give & Take; Expert Timing
Episode: The Guestlist with The Give & Take
Dan Gorman
Writer of the newsletter The Discover Tab
The Discover Tab
Episode: The Guestlist with The Discover Tab
Chris Hedge
Frontperson of Hedge; formerly of The Young Leaves
Hedge
Episode: The Guestlist with Hedge
Tim PopKid
Co-operator of PopKid Records; runs PopKid Records and co-hosts Perfectly Excellent; blogger at I Buy Way Too Many Records
PopKid Records
Episode: The Guestlist with Tim PopKid
Kevin Clark
Co-owner of Noise Real Records and member of If It Kills You.
Noise Real Records
Episode: The Guestlist with Noise Real
Justin Martin
Co-owner of Noise Real Records and member of If It Kills You.
Noise Real Records
Episode: The Guestlist with Noise Real
Brian Medlin
Member of the band Desperate Living
Desperate Living
Episode: Document #12 by pageninetynine / Majority Rule (2002) with Desperate Living

Hosts

Justin Hensley
Co-host of the show; occasionally hosts solo segments and participates in discussions about punk, hardcore, and emo releases.
Dylan Hensley
Co-host of the show; partners with Justin in selecting and discussing albums across punk, hardcore, emo, and related scenes.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • I like it. Cool concept, likeable hosts. It's a little weird that they don't always seem previously familiar with the material. Is that the point? Enjoyable whatever the case.

    Podcast Addict
    4
    PunkRNdad
    9 months ago
  • My favorite music podcast

    I’ve been listening to Justin and Dylan now for a few years, and this is easily my #1 most listened to podcast. Random picks from every tiny branch and deep root of punk. Honest opinions, not jerks, smart, and funny. Also, for $10 they’ll devote an episode to your favorite record. An incredible bargain.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    monthegers
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent!

    Really fab podcast diving into the lesser known greatest albums ever - love the diversity of guests too

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarkyRSC
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Fun Stuff

    Punk Lotto Pod is a great music podcast with a great concept. The hosts are a couple of really good guys and cover some fun and interesting material. Subscribe to their Pattern because they have some cool exclusive content over there.

    GO LISTEN NOW!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    otter272
    United States5 years ago
  • I really don’t want to re-rewrite my review .

    I don’t listen to a lot of podcasts these days but wanted a punk one that was not interviews. Punk Lotto fits the bill. It’s refreshing to hear viewpoints on punk from people a decade or so younger than myself even if I don’t agree with their review. I’m somewhere in the 2019s now and will continue to listen if they keep churning them out.

    Update: 2021: I’ve made it to where the format has changed so I felt like I needed to redo my review. Having the guest pick the album has been a great forma... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adifferentkindoftension
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners praise its deep cuts and engaging, nuanced opinions on punk histories.
Some listeners note the hosts occasionally miss obvious facts but still enjoy the discussion and format.
Guests and formats are appreciated for variety and insights, though a few reviews call for deeper research on some episodes.
The show's concept of year-based random album picks is widely seen as fresh and addictive.
Several reviews mention strong community involvement through Patreon and sponsor-driven episodes.

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The Guestlist with The Give & Take
Q: When did you start playing in bands and how did the projects evolve into Expert Timing and The Give & Take?
His early bands formed in high school, evolving through Gainesville and Orlando scenes, with multiple projects and collaborations leading to Expert Timing and later The Give & Take; the move to different cities and joining/writing with other bands helped mature his approach.
The Guestlist with The Give & Take
Q: Where did you grow up and how did your early environment shape your music career?
He grew up in Central Florida, Lakeland, with a musical household that exposed him to various genres, including Christian music, which broadened his musical palette and openness to different styles.
The Guestlist with It's You! It's Me! And There's Dancing!
Q: Where are you from and how did your scene shape you?
The band members describe growing up in New Jersey and Portland, with strong ties to local punk and screamo scenes, which shaped their emphasis on community, DIY ethos, and a willingness to explore heavier, more complex sounds.
The Guestlist with Hedge
Q: Where do you want to start with the obscure picks?
We began with Loomis's Yorno and Pond's Rock Collection as anchors, then branched into Vitreous Humor and others to illustrate a spectrum from indie rock to emo-influenced sounds of the 90s.
The Guestlist with Oklahoma Lefty
Q: What drew you to the 2000s as the focus for your top albums, and how did you choose what to include given the constraint of what you would have listened to in that decade?
He describes using a concrete prompt to hone in on albums he would have actually listened to between 2000 and 2009, driven by a personal archive of year-by-year lists and the desire to avoid post-2010 discoveries, while acknowledging that mood can change what ends up in his top five.

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Two hosts explore a year at a time to dissect punk, hardcore, emo, or related scenes through a focused deep-dive on a single album. The show blends historical context, production details, and personal anecdotes to illuminate how records reflect and influenceDIY culture, scenes, and subgenres. Guests are typically musicians, label owners, and scene insiders, providing insider perspectives on obscurer or influential acts, while the hosts' banter keeps the episodes accessible and entertaining. A standout trait is the format's mix of year-based selection with a willingness to highlight lesser-known records alongside canonical releases, making it a strong pick for listeners who enjoy informed opinions, nerdy production notes, and scene-driven st... more

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1. Rob Sullivan
2. Catherine Chord
3. Gibran Colbert
4. Dan Gorman
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6. Tim PopKid
7. Kevin Clark
8. Justin Martin

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