Having A Blast with Kyle Devlin Kyle Devlin

On today's episode, I'm really excited to be chatting with Mr. Justin Linn. Justin is the guitarist and co-vocalist for the band Save Ferris.



Justin lives in San Diego. Save Ferris was formed in Los Angeles.



We talk about him joining the ska and pop punk/rock band as well as his history being a musician.



We talk about his family's musical legacy and how it transformed the 80's and beyond.



Justin also had a stint in the post hardcore outfit Bleed the Dream when they played the 2005 Warped Tour.



So, we talk all about what that was like.



It was a pleasure speaking with Justin. I've really enjoyed following him on social media, it seems as though there are a lot of cool things in the pipeline for Save Ferris.

Hey friends!

It's been a minute since I've been able to get a podcast out into the world. Long story short my computer blew up a few weeks back and I had to send it away to get looked at. Unfortunately, all of the files for the podcast are on a corrupted drive, so I had to re-record everything from scratch.

On today's episode, I'm excited to share a conversation that I had about a month ago with Mr. Jared Rohde!Jared is the bassist/vocalist for @counterpunchrock. He's also currently playing bass for Death by Stereo. Other bands that he's played in include @elwaytheband, @chartattackmusic, and @unit91official.

Jared was a lot of fun to talk to. He and his band Counterpunch put out a phenomenal skate punk record last year. I listened to it a ton and it was one of my favorites for the year.We discuss all things punk rock. Getting into skate punk. Touring in bands, and what it's like to release music now as an adult with other obligations.

He just hit the road with another legendary band Death by Stereo, and we chat about that, as well.

I hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Mr. Jared Rohde.

On today's episode, I'm speaking with Chris, vocalist for the band Nominee. Nominee is a pop punk/emo band from Austin TX.



Chris was an absolute pleasure to speak with. We talk about creativity, songwriting, punk roots, and what it's like to make music in your thirties. Check them out!

On today's episode, I do a deep dive on one of my favorite albums; Alkaline Trio's "Crimson".

Crimson is the fifth studio album by American rock band Alkaline Trio. Produced by Jerry Finn, it was released on May 24, 2005 by Vagrant.

2022 was jam packed with amazing musical releases. It was almost overwhelming. I'm grateful for music, and I'm grateful for the bands and artists who still find it so important and vital to keep making art and continue gracing us with new music. 

These are my favorite records of the year. I hope you find some validation in your choices and hopefully you discover some new records worth checking out.



Punk Category:

A Wilhelm Scream: Lose Your Illusion

Craigs Brother: Easily Won, Rarely Deserved

Hot Water Music: Feel the Void

Pulley: The Golden Life

Bodyjar: New Rituals

Counterpunch: Rewire

Ignite: Self-Titled

Cigar: The Visitor

The Flatliners: New Ruin

Sic Waiting: A Fine Hill to Die On

Be Well: Hello Sun

Ten Foot Pole: Winning



Pop Punk/Emo Category:

No Pressure: Self-Titled

Unwritten Law: The Hum

State Champs: Kings of The New Age

The Wonder Years: The Hum Goes on Forever

Tiny Moving Parts: Self-Titled

The Dangerous Summer: Coming Home

Armor For Sleep: The Rain Museum

Coheen and Cambria: Vaxis II

Cliffdiver: Exercise Your Demons

Anxious: Little Green House

Stand Atlantic: F.E.A.R.

Action/Adventure: Imposter Syndrome

Magnolia Park: Baku's Revenge.



Indie Category:

The Beths: Expert in A Dying Field

Pup: The Unraveling of Puptheband

Signals Midwest: Dent

Wallows: Tell Me That It's Over

The 1975: Being Funny in A Foreign Language



Post Hardcore/Metalcore:

Silverstein: Misery Made Me

Comeback Kid: Heavy Steps

Stick To Your Guns: Spectre

The Devil Wears Prada: Color Decay



Rock Records Category:

Plosivs: Self-Titled

84 Tigers: Time in the Lighthouse

Drug Church: Hygiene



Other Stuff Category:

Weezer: SZNS

Pop Category:

Harry Styles: Harry's House

Blackbear: In Loving Memory



Honorable Mentions:

Taylor Swift: Midnights

Lizzo: Special



Favorite EPs of 2022:

The Way Way Back: Trying

Hidden In Plain View: Tantrums

Tigers Jaw: Old Clothes

Hunny: Homesick

On today's episode, I'm extremely excited to be speaking with Mr. Chris Dalley, drummer of Authority Zero.

This guy has been in several other legendary skate-punk bands over the years. He's played with Zero Down, Ten Foot Pole, Pulley, Death by Stereo, Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Implants, and the list goes on. All before joining the Mesa Arizona band Authority Zero. He's been with them for 8 years. They put out a fantastic record last year titled "Ollie Ollie Oxen Free".

We talk about his story, what led to him wanting to tour and play in bands for a living. How he got into punk rock. His first encounter with Cameron Webb. We talk about a lot in this episode.

I really appreciate Chris's time; he was a total sweetheart. I've always appreciated Chris' love of music on social media, it's infectious. I've really been enjoying his rundown of his favorite records in 2022, it's made me a bigger fan of some of the bands. We talk about some of them in this episode.

So, without further ado, please enjoy this multifaceted conversation with Mr. Chris Dalley.