2 hrs 32 min
The Isolation Sessions: Vol. 13 - Bane Series (Pt. 3/5) Aaron Bedard. The Brooklyn Blast Furnace
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The thirteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 3 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is singer Aaron Bedard. He also sings for "Antagonize" who have 2 demos and a full length out now! Check it out, it rules! We go deep. We touch on movies we love, since we both have an appreciation film. We touch on his history growing up and his influences. I always love talking about the first bands people were in when they were kids, because usually they're over the top and cheesy, and Aaron's first bands are awesome! Then, of course we start talking about "Bane". As everyone already knows, they're one of my favorite bands and appreciate what they have done, their message and how they never cared what anyone thought. They did what they wanted to do. Aaron has a deep passion for the band to say the least. His response to my "will 'Bane' ever play again" question was both heartfelt and in an odd way, for me, was a bit of a relief. His honesty and in depth answers are second to none. We touch on "Antagonize" then quickly bounce back into more "Bane" talk and "Bane dreams". You'll understand when you listen. It was a pleasure and an honor to speak with him. Respect.
The thirteenth in a series of podcasts during the Coronavirus pandemic. "The Isolation Sessions". Part 3 of 5 in the "Bane Series". My guest is singer Aaron Bedard. He also sings for "Antagonize" who have 2 demos and a full length out now! Check it out, it rules! We go deep. We touch on movies we love, since we both have an appreciation film. We touch on his history growing up and his influences. I always love talking about the first bands people were in when they were kids, because usually they're over the top and cheesy, and Aaron's first bands are awesome! Then, of course we start talking about "Bane". As everyone already knows, they're one of my favorite bands and appreciate what they have done, their message and how they never cared what anyone thought. They did what they wanted to do. Aaron has a deep passion for the band to say the least. His response to my "will 'Bane' ever play again" question was both heartfelt and in an odd way, for me, was a bit of a relief. His honesty and in depth answers are second to none. We touch on "Antagonize" then quickly bounce back into more "Bane" talk and "Bane dreams". You'll understand when you listen. It was a pleasure and an honor to speak with him. Respect.
2 hrs 32 min