A track-by-track rereview of The Dead Weather’s second album Sea of Cowards for its 15 birthday, plus a little reflection on collecting, compulsion, and kick-ass music. Read the essay version here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tonyisapoet.substack.com

The story doesn’t end with success — it evolves. In Part Two, we pick up where we left off and dive into BTS’ most transformative eras: the global takeover of Dynamite, the reflective depth of BE, and the layered legacy of Proof. We explore how military enlistment, solo projects, and their continued impact on pop culture are redefining what it means to be a band in transition. From stadium anthems to quiet confessions, this chapter of BTS is bold, beautiful, and just getting started.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Here's an interview Walls 102's Dani Holland did with Dr. Melissa Terry from Thrive Collective. Thrive Collective is a psychological practice providing evaluation and therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and schools in Illinois.

In this episode of B-Side Banter, host Tyler engages with Yusuf and Grace from Music Review World, discussing the platform's mission to provide in-depth music reviews and valuable feedback to emerging artists. They explore trends in music submissions, the impact of AI on music creation, and the importance of honest reviews in the industry. The conversation also delves into the challenges artists face in gaining exposure and the evolving landscape of music genres, particularly the resurgence of rock music. Yusuf and Grace share insights on their review process and the significance of marketing in the music industry, emphasizing the need for constructive criticism and genuine support for artists.

Nothing beats the 90s! Jake and Brian discuss The Cardigans' hit "The First Band On The Moon" and pick what kind of music they might actually want to see live on a future Moon base

Justin Moore lasted just two weeks of college before dropping out. He left his tiny, 300-person hometown in Arkansas in search of a career in Music City. After a few years of hard work, he finally made it big by leaning on his modest roots, releasing the mega hit single, “Small Town USA.” Country Thunder CEO Troy Vollhofer is thrilled to be joined by Justin Moore. Troy really gets Justin to open up as he reveals why the more personal a song is to him, the more likely it is to resonate with fans, and he tries to honor the legacy of his grandparents. Troy has a good laugh when Justin details his confrontation with Luke Bryan after recording, “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away.” After touring for nearly two decades, Justin shares why he’ll never stop playing state fairs.

🎙️ New Episode – The Bitter Joy: Emotion, Identity, and Indie Rock Revival 🎙️In this episode of Mikey’s Untitled Music Show, we sit down with the emotionally charged, genre-bending indie band The Bitter Joy to talk about their rise in the DIY scene, the stories behind their songs, and the connection between vulnerability and creativity.From tracks like “Wallows,” “Bloom,” and “Obsolete,” The Bitter Joy blends nostalgia, angst, and depth into a sound that speaks to a new wave of alternative music fans.🎧 Whether you’re into emo revival, indie rock storytelling, or just love discovering unsigned bands with something real to say, this conversation is for you.🔍 What You’ll Hear:How The Bitter Joy got their start and built their soundThe meaning behind their emotionally driven lyricsHow they approach songwriting in today’s indie landscapeAdvice for young artists coming up in the underground📍Follow The Bitter Joy: @thebitterjoyband 📍Follow the show: @mikeysuntitledmusicshow 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Buzzsprout, YouTube & more#TheBitterJoy #IndieRockPodcast #AltRockInterview #EmoRevival #UnsignedBands #IndieMusicScene #EmotionalRock #PostEmoBand #NewMusicDiscovery #MusicPodcast #SupportIndieArtists #MikeysUntitledMusicShow #BuzzsproutPodcasts #YouTubeMusicPodcasts #IndieArtistSpotlight

Some of the most beautiful things about you can only be found on the inside of you. The thing is everything, and everyone wants access in some way shape or form. Guard the doors that access those best part of you or watch others destroy everything that is you.

It’s the first UE interview and we are thrilled to sit down with Justin Kerswell of the Hysteria Continues podcast and author of “Teenage Wasteland.”

In this episode, we sit down with Tom Allen—CTO of Downtown Music and founder of Curve Royalty Systems—to explore his journey through music tech innovation, royalty systems, and business leadership. From building startups to leading global technology teams, Tom shares deep insights into the future of music royalties and the challenges of scaling tech in the music industry.🔥 What you'll learn in this episode:🏛️ How technology is reshaping the future of music royalties💡 Lessons from building and scaling music tech startups👥 Insights into leadership across startups, scale-ups, and major companies📊 Common misconceptions about streaming revenue and payouts🚀 Advice for building a career at the intersection of music, tech, and entrepreneurship📺 Watch now and subscribe for more industry insights from top music professionals!📌 Follow Tom Allen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomallenuk/#BeatsLearning #TomAllen #MusicRoyalties #CurveRoyaltySystems #DowntownMusic #MusicBusiness #MusicTechnology #MusicStartups #MusicIndustryInsights #MusicCareers