Audible Brutality Podcast

Adam Percy and Tim van de Ven

Featuring Canadian musicians Adam 'Atom' Percy and Tim van de Ven. We talk studio tips and tricks, discuss tour and road stories from days long by, ramble about the creative process, and talk to friends about their own musical experiences.

  1. 2021-03-16

    Audible Brutality Episode 14: Interview with Colin Kelday aka Quick Kick

    In this interview we talk to Colin Kelday, better known as Quick Kick, an electronic artist and composer from Toronto, Canada.  Colin was born into the cataclysmic collision of punk, and grew up sliding along the shores of psychedelia.  After emerging from the slumber of suburbia, he embarked on a career that has lead from playing hostile house parties to opening for major influences like Pop Will It Itself, co-producing the final album of Canadian alt-rock royalty The Watchmen, and scoring the cult hit film How to Be Deadly. All things Quick Kick can be purchased and downloaded here! https://www.quick-kick.com/ https://quickkick.bandcamp.com/ Colins Documentary 'Quest from the West' - Pop Will Eat Itself Reformation 2005 The power and majesty of PWEI is captured by Colin and stars three of his friends as they travel to the UK to see a band that influenced them all get back together for a limited run of shows.  It's amazing what can be done with 2 pixel cameras, and it's on Youtube here! Artists we discuss in this episode: John Williams - Catch me if you can EMF - Stigma Charaltans - Tellin' Stories Pop Will Eat Itself - Wise Up Sucker Primal Scream - Loaded The Doves - There Goes the Fear Flaming Lips - Will You Return / When You Come Down Run DMC - It's Tricky Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey The Orb - Toxygene The Prodigy - Funky Shit The Watchmen - Holiday (Slow It Down) Huey Luis and the News - I want a New Drug

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Featuring Canadian musicians Adam 'Atom' Percy and Tim van de Ven. We talk studio tips and tricks, discuss tour and road stories from days long by, ramble about the creative process, and talk to friends about their own musical experiences.