Rave & Drool: A Chronicle of '90s CanRock
RaveDroolWelcome to Rave and Drool: A Chronicle of '90s CanRock! Rave and Drool is a look into the nurture of music and the nature of business through a Canadian lens. Through long form interviews, this podcast tells the story of how alternative rock captured the national spotlight during one ridiculously awesome decade by chatting in depth with the folks who made it all happen and who knows, maybe we’ll e... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic History | |||
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Love hearing about the Canadian scene from these bands
Apple Podcasts5Kabob22
Canada8 months ago - Love it!
Transports me back to university when my whole life revolved around this music. Love hearing specifics of that time (like places we went, shows we were at!). Very cool, very fun, and often makes me lol on my walks. Thanks Tyler!
Apple Podcasts5SolaceseekerCanada2 years ago - Great overview of often unsung Canadian music
Tyler Elynuik does a fine job of asking thoughtful questions, researching lesser known facts about the artists and their music, and showing a broader understanding of the Canadian music climate over the years. He also genuinely loves the music he’s discussing. This creates a strong rapport between interview and interviewee, which makes for easy listening as though you are eavesdropping dropping on a great conversation between musos at the bar.
Apple Podcasts5Canuck in NZ
New Zealand4 years ago I really miss the 90's Canadian music scene. Listening to the podcast brings back all sorts of fond memories from my university days. It will definitely become a rabbit hole for me for the next while.
Podchaser55 years agoMark Zurowski- A
Mandatory listening if Tyler’s guest is even vaguely familiar to me. Long form, detail-heavy, easy-going, candid, and with enough laughs to keep things light.
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A long-form interview series focused on the 1990s Canadian alternative rock scene, offering deep dives into artists' career trajectories, creative processes, and the business realities of CanRock. Episodes regularly explore money, ownership, DIY ethics, and the evolving relationship between artists, labels, and fans, often weaving in vivid touring anecdotes and historical context about the scene. Noteworthy are the candid conversations with veteran musicians and industry insiders, the strong emphasis on authenticity and resilience, and the way archival history is connected to present-day streaming-era opportunities for artists. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who love detailed artist stories, historical context, and behind-the-sce... more
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