Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast

The hosts discuss Larry's recent trip to Louisville to see hardcore bands like Gorilla Biscuits and Killing Time.

This episode features an interview with Buffalo artist and gallery owner Mike Mulley, discussing his background, involvement in the local music scene since the late 1980s, and early photography work.

This episode features an interview with Thommy Browne and Matt Brown of the band Enkindels, discussing their identities, band name variations, and musical history.

This episode features an interview with Len Carmichael from Landmine Studios discussing his background in bands and the local music scene in Trenton since the early 1990s.

This episode continues a conversation with Mike Hartsfield about his involvement in the hardcore music scene, focusing on why he started the band New Age and how he came up with its name.

This is a brief podcast episode titled 'NCS 282 - Core Talk March '26' that emphasizes careful transcription of technical terms and proper nouns.

The hosts of Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast discuss their metalcore music, the Fail You record, and their approach to talking about politics and world issues.

This episode features an interview with David Walker-Lečić discussing his background in the 90s hardcore punk scene and the origins of his involvement.

This episode features an interview with musician Jordan Walker discussing his current bands, including Jewel Tone and Dishonored, and his involvement with the Hartwell Hospice House Band.

The hosts of Nickel City Soundtrack discuss their favorite records of 2025, with one host preferring live shows over buying records.

This episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast features an interview with musician John Vaughan, discussing his involvement in bands like Spaced, Gas Station, and Head North, and exploring how he discovered punk and hardcore music.

The hosts and guest discuss the origin of the nickname 'The Corruptor' stemming from accusations during freshman year about influencing someone to smoke weed.

This episode features an interview with authors Jeremy Mueller and Karl Buechner about their dystopian sci-fi novel 'The Council of Crows', which debuted on Earth Day as part of 'The Unraveling' series.

In the final episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast, hosts Mark and Grizz engage in an informal, off-the-cuff conversation about a mysterious 'terror shirt' and a person's downfall.

This episode marks the 5th anniversary of the podcast, featuring a brief thank-you message from a guest.

The hosts of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast engage in casual banter about their roles and confusion over past episodes in what appears to be a final episode.

This episode features an interview with the band BioStudy, where they introduce themselves and explain the origin of their name from a misspelled church sign.

The hosts introduce a Terror song draft episode, discussing the band's history and personal connections to the hardcore group.

This episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast features an interview with Joe Foster, discussing his experiences with beaches, a show in Buffalo with H2O, and snowy weather.

This episode features an interview with the band Slam Dunk, where they introduce themselves and discuss the inspiration behind their band name.

This episode is a tribute to Tony Brooder, a beloved Snapcase roadie from the 90s, featuring conversations about his impact and details about an upcoming benefit show for his family.

This episode features an interview with Joel Capolongo, co-owner of Stronghearts restaurants, discussing his business journey and the 17-year anniversary of the Syracuse location.

Chaka Malik discusses his experience playing a show with Refused and Quicksand, comparing it to an earlier Orange Nine and Quicksand tour and describing the intense sound as feeling like a tunnel boring machine.

This episode features an interview with Andrew, vocalist of the new Buffalo hardcore band Numbskull, discussing their first live show experience at Rec Room.

This episode features an interview with Greg Bennick, discussing his connection to Buffalo and his experiences in the punk rock music scene.

Mark hosts a solo episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast, discussing Sarah Bellum's upcoming performance at Cafe at Amy's on September 14th, 2025.

The speaker criticizes a concert's poor scheduling where the popular band Violent Side opened too early, forcing attendees to rush and miss part of the show.

The hosts Mark and Derek welcome guest Ryan Ross to discuss his music projects, including his work as These Dreams on U2 and upcoming releases like a shelter show and crime play.

The hosts discuss missing a judge show and plan to attend a hardcore music package tour featuring bands like Terror, Pain of Truth, and Start Today, with upcoming dates in Syracuse and Toronto.

This episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast features an interview with Ky Reynolds from Warbond, discussing local music scenes and bands like Numbskull.

This episode features an interview with Ken Penn discussing his involvement in hardcore and punk bands in the 1990s and what drew him to the music scene.

This episode features an interview with Anthony Muroff of Overgrowth discussing how personal dysfunction and growing up in a rough area led him to find solace in hardcore music.

The hosts interview the band Byte Mark about their members and roles in the final episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast.

This episode features an interview with Eric Elman about his new band Taker and their record, discussing its impact and potential inclusion in year-end lists.

The hosts interview Joe Nelson from Trust Records about his Buffalo-related stories and music touring experiences.

This episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast features a reunion interview with Mike Horsfield, discussing his return since his previous appearance on episode 35 in August 2021, focusing on his label New Age Records and the back to Godhead episode.

This episode features a father-son interview with David and Carl Wagner discussing their connection to hardcore music, prompted by a recent road trip and Father's Day.

The hosts Mark and Chris welcome back guest Iggy for the final episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast, reminiscing about his previous appearance and prompting him to share a Buffalo story.

This episode features an interview with musician Don Foose discussing his involvement in various bands and memories of the Buffalo music scene.

The hosts discuss recent wrestling events, including Evolution and All In, focusing on matches like EO Sky vs.

The hosts of Nickel City Soundtrack interview Stephen Kimball of Sober Dad Crew about podcasting, funding, and the challenges of aging musicians.

This episode features an interview with musician Christian Adams discussing his involvement in bands like Jewel Tone, Bad Bet, and Hotel Etiquette, including his role as a fill-in drummer for Bad Bet.

This episode features an interview with musician Jay Jancetic discussing his involvement in bands like Harm's Way and his connection to the Buffalo music scene.

The hosts of the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast engage in casual banter about multitasking while folding laundry and discuss the last record they bought.

This episode features an interview with author Jabari Adisa about his book 'Jackpot the Dreadskinhead', focusing on what inspired him to write it and his journey into storytelling.

The Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast hosts Mark and Derek interview Alisa O'Brien from Nine Layers Deep.

In the final episode of Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast, hosts Mark and Chris are joined by guest Connor Kennedy, who plays in bands Selfish Act and Slam Dunk.

Mark hosts solo on the Nickel City Soundtrack podcast, interviewing Adrian Naz from the band Hostile Thoughts.

Mark hosts the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast with guests from the band Warbond.

Mark and Chris host Shanzig and Jason from the band Bitchin' Hour on the Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast.