
Brian and Lizzie discuss news and host interviews surrounding the emo subculture, addressing current topics and bands.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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"Listen. If 9/11 didn't happen, we wouldn't have My Chemical Romance. We wouldn't have Twilight. We wouldn't have this entire Tumblr core era of girly pop."
We took the podcast to C2E2! In front of a live Chicago audience, we are unpacking the pipel... more
"Well, you've been waiting this long for a white guy to explain a Mexican band to you. It's very upsetting for all involved."
In this episode of the Make Me a Fan series, we're tackling one of the biggest blind spots in Lizzie's scene history: Pierc... more
"We do not look like the bands that we sound like, and we don't sound like the bands that we look like, which is what I'm kinda going for."
Lee Jennings of The Funeral Portrait boards the tour bus to talk active rock, the rising cost of touring, and... more
"You're on stage. You're playing shows. You're going on tours, and they're like, you haven't paid your dues. It's like, I'm doing it right now. This is the dues."
Drop Dead, Gorgeous is back. After a 15-year hiatus, frontman Daniel "Stills" Stillman... more
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These two are the real deal who have been part of the scene via music journalism, gigging, interviewing, DJing, etc for years now, and it shows. They downright live the scene. Great vibes too. Their Twitch stuff is awesome as well, and catching their sets live or online are a guaranteed good time. It’s a social club for sure, but they’re also really awesome Chicago music scene ambassadors.
Lizzie and Brian are both great humans and I look forward to listening to new episodes! I’ve discovered some great music/musicians because of them!
This podcast took me back to college. Interviews with great guests like Tom Higgenson founder if independent record label Humans Were Here and drummer fir TLB. This is the one podcast where there is no talk of Delilah.
This podcast is so interesting. They interview guests such as Tom Higgenson from Humans Were Here and TLB. Love that they talked about his future projects more than his past.
This podcast made my heart happy. So excited to hear about Tom higgenson and the nostalgia behind his music. Loved hearing about his new solo career million miler, and his record label, humans were here!
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A deep-dan dive into emo culture through candid conversations with band members, touring stories, and industry observations. Episodes frequently explore band dynamics, tour life, festival ecosystems (notably Warped Tour and its evolving landscape), and the emotional storytelling that drives emo music. The show often features veterans and rising artists sharing personal journeys, creative processes, and the intersection of nostalgia with new releases, while weaving humor and camaraderie into insightful discussions. It stands out for its people-first approach, with approachable hosts who balance sharp industry context with authentic, behind-the-scenes details that appeal to fans, musicians, and musicindustry professionals alike.
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