Punk Till I Die

Punk Till I Die

Author: Punk Till I Die Language: English Episodes: 100
Tune into Punk Till I Die for the sound of two weathered voices from different sides of the Atlantic. Hosts Tom Trauma and LiverpoolNeil are veterans of the scene, and their conversations meander through everything and nothing, always circling back to the music that defines them. This isn't a history lecture or a rigid review show; it's the feeling of hanging out in a basement after a show, where passionate debate and personal anecdotes carry as much weight as any fact. You'll get unfiltered opinions and sharp commentary on punk's past, its present incarnations, and what the future should hold, all delivered with the authenticity that only comes from having lived it. Crucially, this podcast is fueled by the soundtrack of the movement itself, blending classic anthems with newer discoveries across every era of punk rock. The guiding principle here is simple: no rules. It's a raw, funny, and often insightful look at a culture that refuses to die, hosted by two who clearly never will.
Episodes
Episode 394: Strange Days in Pomona. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:40:40
Tom and Neil are back from from their California adventures and have tales to tell. They talk about the bands they heard, the sights they saw, the records they bought and the people they hung out with. With songs from Sp…
Episode 393: Negative Reproach. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:28:32
Tom heads to Chicago to meet up with Neil for the big Negative Approach, Lower Class Brats, Noi!se and Lost Legion gig. You'll get a thorough review of that, as well as a sneak preview of the (then) upcoming Dr. Strange…
Episode 392: The Arrivals. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:21:30
The Arrivals are a band that many listeners love that the PTID guys weren't very familiar with. They remedy that with a good long chat with guitarist/vocalist Little Dave, and drummer Ronnie. The conversation goes all ov…
Episode 391: Tin Knockers: Mike Magrann [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:54:24
The PTID guys have the pleasure of welcoming Channel 3 frontman Mike Magrann back to the podcast. His second book, Tin Knockers, is about to drop and it's excellent. They discuss the book and the "glam" era of the band's…
Episode 390: Stiff Little Book. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:54:53
The PTID guys have a nice time chatting with author Kevin Dunn. He recently penned the 33 1/3 series book about Stiff Little Fingers' classic debut album, Inflammable Material. It's a fascinating look at an early punk ba…
Episode 389: Raging Josh. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:14:59
One of the PTID guys favorite guests, Josh Goldman, stops by for another visit. He drops some hot Raging Nathans gossip, and talks about the many upcoming Rad Girlfriend Records releases. He also gets really honest about…
Episode 388: Badterms. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:30:42
The PTID guys have a nice visit with Curtiss Florczak, vocalist and guitarist of newer Boston band Badterms. They get into the origins of the band and their new record, Nest of Vipers. Curt is a musician's musician and s…
Episode 387b: Revenge of the Nerds. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:35:37
Warning! This episode has minimal punk content. Consider it a supplement to 387. These are the interviews Tom did in Logansport at the Friendly Neighborhood Con with Nick Savini, Shane Bitterling, Felissa Rose, Dave Sher…
Episode 387: Various Adventures. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:41:43
Neil goes out on the town to meet up with some friends and see Teenage Bottlerocket. Tom heads back to Logansport to hang out with a bunch of nerds. They also talk about how it was a rough week for hardcore guitarists. W…
Episode 386: Eat More Possum. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:55:11
Jeff Clayton, singer of the mighty ANTiSEEN, stops by for his second visit with the PTID guys. He talks candidly about any number of topics, including whether or not legacy acts need to release new music, the sordid hist…