Soulside - "Less Deep Inside Keeps" with Johnny Temple
In this episode, we explore the history and impact of Soulside, the influential late-80s DC post-hardcore band whose music bridged the energy of the original hardcore scene with the more groove-driven...
1 Dec 20251h 10min
Velocity Girl - "Copacetic" with Jeffrey Everett
In this episode, we explore Copacetic, the 1993 full-length debut from Velocity Girl, a band that helped expand the definition of what Washington, DC-area indie rock could sound like in the early ’90s...
24 Nov 20251h 15min
Unrest - "Perfect Teeth" with Mark Robinson
In this episode, we explore Perfect Teeth, the 1993 swan song from Unrest, a band that redefined what DC and Northern Virginia indie rock could be. Released on the legendary UK label 4AD, the album bl...
17 Nov 20251h 9min
Nation of Ulysees - "13-Point Program to Destroy America" with John Davis
In this episode, we explore 13-Point Program to Destroy America, the 1991 debut album from Nation of Ulysses that turned DC’s post-hardcore scene on its head. Released by Dischord Records and recorded...
10 Nov 20251h 6min
Fugazi - "13 Songs" with Jim Saah
In this episode, we explore 13 Songs, the seminal compilation that introduced Fugazi’s raw urgency and experimental edge to a wider audience. Originally released in 1989 by Dischord Records, 13 Songs ...
3 Nov 20251h 6min
Fire Party - "s/t" with Fire Party
In this episode, we explore Fire Party, the self-titled debut from one of the most groundbreaking bands to emerge from Washington, D.C.’s post–Revolution Summer punk scene. Formed in 1986 by Amy Picke...
27 Okt 20251h 1min
Embrace - "Embrace" with Mark Jenkins
In this episode, we dive into Embrace, the posthumously released self-titled album from one of the most pivotal bands of Washington, D.C.’s Revolution Summer movement. Though only active from 1985 to ...
20 Okt 202547min
Dag Nasty - "Can I Say" with Broke Royals
In this episode, we dive into Can I Say, the 1986 debut album from Dag Nasty - a record that helped define melodic hardcore and mark a turning point in Washington, D.C.’s punk history. Formed in 1985 ...
6 Okt 20251h 6min
