Weekend Listening: Florida Man - Brain Cell

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They're called Florida Man! They remind me of all the mid-tempo post-hardcore bands I've adored for years. Enjoy.

Weekend Listening: Hundredth - Cauterize

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My love for Hundredth surprises even me.

Hyper Focus: Chris McGrath of Much The Same

On this latest Hyper Focus, Jason talks with Chris McGrath of Much The Same about the band's come back release Everything Is Fine.

Special thanks to Not Beneath for the use of their track in the intro. Like our Facebook page, leave a review and rating on whatever podcast platform you listen to and support the bands we share with you by purchasing their music!

Weekend Listening: State Faults - Funeral Teeth

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The song is called, "Funeral Teeth." Do I really need to say more?



Go check out State Faults latest, Clairvoyant.

TSOANTTC: Billy Power

This month, Adam, Dan and Jason have a wide ranging conversation with the one and only Billy Power about all things punk rock. Billy is the host of the podcast Urban Achiever, an author and most well-known as the frontman of Blenderhead. He is working on a new music project called Spoken in Tongues.

Some of what we discussed this month:

Luxury and the new documentary on the band.

Jason Hamacher (of Frodus, Battery, etc.) and his Lost Origins projects and gallery.
(Check out the Cult and Culture podcast interview with him)

Julien Baker's interview on the podcast Turned Out A Punk.

Brandon Wrencher and the Good Neighbor Movement and Liberating Church (Greensboro, NC)

Ekko Church (Anaheim, CA)

Vox Veniae (Austin, TX)

Thanks to Spoken in Tongues, Secret Smoker, Into All the Earth, Gut Punch, Liberty & Justice and Great Reversals for letting us use their music (go support these artists!). If you'd like to hear the entire playlist of bands discussed in this episode, check out the Spotify playlist. Make sure to Like our Facebook page and tell us what you're listening to and what new faith communities might be inspiring you.

Special thanks to Matt Traxler and Steadfast Records for the use of Brandtson's music.