I want to share some of my favorite bands and ask questions to people who I looked up to growing up involved in the hardcore scene in Detroit. I thought it would be interesting to share some of my experiences and hear stories from people ranging from band members to show promoters and zine creators. Even as far as photographers and bartenders. I want to understand how we all ended up in the same rooms, and be fortunate enough to share the same culture with a small group of people across the globe. Hardcore means the world to a lot of people but some have moved on to a more routine lifestyle. That being said, my mission is to shake up the memories that a lot of us have and reinvigorate the hardcore scene since the pandemic has taken away what we love for so long now. We all take away certain things and share a common set of values and I think that is also important to recognize. Without hardcore, I would not be who I am today and so many people can agree. Lucky for us, we can have these conversations and preserve and pass on what we love. I hope you enjoy it as much as I like creating it. Check out the Instagram @terrorzonepodcast for a lot of the info and when new podcasts will be released. Also any suggestions or feedback is welcome and appreciated . Thank you for checking it out! Instagram profile for Terror Zone Podcast @terrorzonepodcast Host: Rob Parker. @bustin.out.710 Producer: Darren Cardinal @cakes_fiasco
Episodes
Monday Mar 01, 2021
Monday Mar 01, 2021
Terror Zone Instagram https://www.instagram.com/terrorzonepodcast/
Suicide Kings Hip Hop - Go Outside https://youtu.be/AF6xNJhfwOM
SK new album Ceremonia on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/search/ceremonia%20suicide%20kings]
The Alliance Hit em up album https://theallianceglhc.bandcamp.com/
Hyde- The Skys False Persona Album https://tribunalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-skys-false-persona
I wanted to have Joe Hyde on because his music has always made a buzz here in Detroit, whether it was Hyde, or the hip hop stuff. I can tell you first hand that some of the lyrics from The Alliance have stuck with me over the past 16 or so years because when you're hearing these things as an impressionable and suggestible teen, it can change the way you look and think about things. We're all shitheads and assholes but these types of bands are what make us. Maybe just a local band but certain hardcore bands influence humans. Yeah, I'm a fuckin fan.
If you go back and listen to any of the albums you will notice it's usually about friendship and loyalty and working harder. A lot of that might stick with you but it's actually harder to live those words. We can always work harder. Especially me!
But anyway this band has always been great, Joe has always been pretty chill and down to earth. I'm glad he took the time to come on because we talked about a bunch of things including the 6 months he spent in Thailand training Thai boxing locally and we talked a lot about that. Reallllly interesting stuff.
Please go check out his new album. You can get it everywhere including spotify and other stuff. And share my shit!
Comments (0)
To leave or reply to comments, please download free Podbean or
No Comments
To leave or reply to comments,
please download free Podbean App.