Trve. Cvlt. Pop!

Hello, thanks for coming along here and listening to a podcast about music, it's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! isn't it.
On this episode Steve is delighted to be joined by musician, broadcaster, artist and just general top chap Daniel P. Carter, who talks about the release of the debut album from his new band Reclus.É, called The World Can't Take Much More, which is out today.
A collaborative effort with Tummyache's Soren Bryce, the album is an amalgam of dream pop, hardcore, post rock and much more.
Dan also picks five albums from his vast musical knowledge to chat about too, taking us from legends of British music to modern hip hop innovators and more across the podcast.
There's also reviews of recent shows in London from Puscifer and Health, a quick word about the return of Britrock heroes Reuben and a look at the recently announced Download Festival line up.

Welcome to another 5 Album Challenge podcast here on Trve. Cvlt. Pop!. On this week's show we are joined by Mike Kroeger, the bassist and founding member of one of the biggest rock bands of the Millennium; Canadian megastars Nickelback.
His band's 11th studio album Everything Under the Sun is out today, and to celebrate that, Mike talks to us about some of the albums that have been the most influential to him over the years. Spoiler, they're all absolute ragers too!
There's also an exclusive play of Die But DIY, the new song from SAL, the experimental industrial metal band, featuring Napalm Death's Barney Greenway.

Hello and welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast, on this episode Steve is joined by John Henry from Washington metallic hardcore crew Darkest Hour, one of the most consistently excellent heavy bands of this Millennium.
His band have a new album out on the 30th of October, their 11th, it's called Suffer Divine, and it continues their trajectory of releasing exclusively superb records. To celebrate the release of the album, John joins us to pick 5 albums, ranging from The Beatles at their most experimental, to the superstar grunge album, to legendary melodic death metal from some of the scenes legends.

Hello and welcome to a special review podcast on Dopamine Chamber, the 5th and brand new album from Irish post-punk, indie bands Fontaines D.C.
Fontaines D.C.'s 2024 album Romance has turned them into the biggest UK guitar band of their generation. They're headlining festivals and, from next summer, stadiums, they have every chance of becoming the 2020's version of Oasis or Arctic Monkey's for young guitar music loving fans. The final thing they need to do to cement that legacy, release another big hitter of an album. Dopamine Chamber is their attempt at doing just that, continuing the alt-rock feel of Romance and making another set of post-punk, industrialised synth heavy rock songs with frontman Grian Chatten's unmistakable vocal charm at the forefront. Is it as good as their previous albums? Will it keep the momentum flowing? Listen in to find out.

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