OurSpace with Matt Vettese

Hue are a Washington DC based band that mix go-go funk with metal, punk, and so many other genres. Their blend of genres truly makes them unique in the current scene, which is why I had to speak to them! As of right now, they only have one song released but so many things on the horizon. We discuss how they've developed their sound, have been authentically themselves, the Washingto

Both Mike and Rossy of Internet Frendz are lucky the other person isn't a serial killer. Their band name really is the story of how two friends met on the internet and formed the ultimate Pop Punk duo. On this episode we talk about their origin, MGK's Tickets To My Downfall, hidden messages in their songs and more! Check out more from Internet Frendz here: Spotify Apple Music Insta

Who says Gen-Z can't have their own Bruce Springsteen? Supergold is one of the many artists that came across my feed that stood out to me. Not only was it because of the Dreamy Pop Rock sound but the stories told in the songwriting and the political messages that hit in a powerful way. Matt Vettese and Alex Alston had a great chat about politics in music and what we as a society ca

For most of us, when we look back at the MySpace era we remember the emo and pop punk bangers that were also on MTV but we tend to forget about the Crunkcore era! BrokeNCYDE are one of the few that helped shape the Crunkcore genre and had fun while doing it. Turns out, they never stopped having fun or creating Crunkcore songs. I had a chance to sit down with them to talk about the

If you like your music to be on the poppy side but still love that rock edge, you'll love A Story Told. They recently released their latest single "How Do You Write a Love Song?" and are about to go on tour. This week we're joined by Alex and Josh from the band A Story Told! On this episode we talk about: -Writing Pop Rock songs that still hit hard emotionally -Why is writing love

If you love Nu-Metal, Rap Rock, or Heavy Music, you've probably come across Silly Goose on your feed. Silly Goose made a name for themselves by playing shows in Subway restaurants, 7/11 parking lots, and by following around other band's on tour and playing the parking lot outside those shows. On this episode we talk about: -How the parking lot idea came to be -What bands have the b

If you remember MySpace or went to Warped Tour in the late 2000's there's a good chance you remember "The Millionaires." Melissa Marie is keeping Millionaires alive and well, while also undergoing a full rebrand, just in time for When We Were Young later this year. On this episode we talk about: -The MySpace Days (both the good and bad) -Warped Tour -When We Were Young -Emo Nite Ke

Beauty School Dropout just had an incredible year where they toured with Blink 182 and Turnstile, played shows with huge acts like Matchbox 20 and more. On this episode, Beauty School Dropout shares some incredible tour stories including a cavity search in Europe, and how working with Mark Hoppus has affected their songwriting process. Check out more from Beauty School Dropout: Spo

The Internet loves to hate today's guest, but that always makes for a fun conversation. In this week's episode we ask TX2: Is TX2 the modern Nickelback of the Alt scene? Why do some people hate and other people love TX2? Is it just smart marketing? Are people missing the joke in some of his videos? Who is Evan, beyond the videos and music? Listen to the full episode to hear it all

I want to take this moment to introduce you to what is going to be your new favourite, and my recent favourite band, Carpool. Did you know the album cover to their latest album, My Life In Subtitles, was a photo from a meme page with millions of followers? This week we get that full story and the chance to learn all about Stoph. We talk about his love for the Buffalo Bills, his fav