Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean Smith

Sappenin' Podcast
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Apr 8, 2021 • 1h 16min

EP. 124 - Holding Absence (Lucas Woodland & Scott Carey)

Lucas Woodland and Scott Carey, the talented duo behind Holding Absence, share their journey of reinventing their sound in a vibrant new era. They dive into the challenges of releasing music during a pandemic, their personal growth as songwriters, and the transition from a monochrome aesthetic to a colorful identity. With humor, they discuss their proud Welsh roots, memorable celebrity encounters, and the importance of authentic connections with fans. Expect candid reflections on their creative process and the excitement of their upcoming album!
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Apr 1, 2021 • 1h 30min

EP. 123 - The Blackout: 'Hope' | 10th Anniversary (Gavin Butler, James 'Bob' Davies & Jason Perry)

Gavin Butler and James 'Bob' Davies, former members of The Blackout, along with music producer Jason Perry, dive deep into their iconic album "Hope" as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. They share hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, from the challenges of crowdfunding to funny studio antics and almost meeting George Michael. Fans will love the nostalgia surrounding their 2011 tour, the emotional highs and lows of their journey, and even some cheeky hints at a potential reunion. It's a heartfelt celebration filled with memories and laughter!
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Mar 26, 2021 • 1h 31min

EP. 122 - Electric Century (Mikey Way & David Debiak)

Mikey Way, the bassist of My Chemical Romance, and David Debiak of Sleep Station, dive into the intriguing world of Electric Century. They discuss their innovative new album and graphic novel, and how their love for 80's new wave influences their sound. Personal anecdotes from their New Jersey roots offer a glimpse into their artistic journeys, and they candidly share struggles with rehab and the essence of creative collaboration. Along the way, Mikey reflects on a memorable encounter with Brian May, adding a touch of nostalgia to their compelling conversation.
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Mar 19, 2021 • 1h 25min

EP. 121 - Sophie K (Music Journalist / Kerrang! Radio / On Wednesdays We Wear Black)

Sophie K, a music journalist and Kerrang! Radio host, shares her vibrant journey through the rock scene. She opens up about her early days in Uganda and how she became a passionate advocate for equality in music. Sophie discusses recording her podcast 'On Wednesdays We Wear Black' and recounts hilarious and challenging interview stories. The conversation dives into the industry's diversity issues, metal culture, and the unexpected upsides of lockdown for journalists. Plus, she lightheartedly touches on YouTube comments and her newfound dog!
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Mar 12, 2021 • 1h 7min

EP. 120 - Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional)

Join Chris Carrabba, the emotional powerhouse behind Dashboard Confessional, as he opens up about his remarkable journey through music and recovery. He shares insights on re-learning guitar post-motorcycle accident and reflects on the early innocence of his songs. Discover his secret album and hear fond stories about his musical brotherhood with Fred Mascherino. Chris dives into the profound connections formed through his music, revealing how his experiences and memories shape his artistry. Get ready for an emotional ride!
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Mar 5, 2021 • 1h 25min

EP. 119 - Liam Cromby (We Are The Ocean)

Liam Cromby, the former frontman of We Are The Ocean, opens up like never before. He shares candid thoughts on the band's disbandment and his struggles afterward, including a profound spiritual awakening. Listeners hear about his journey towards happiness, the significance of therapy, and the nostalgia of the UK alternative scene. Liam also reflects on memorable tours, his desire to pursue solo work, and even hints at a potential band reunion. It's a heartfelt exploration of music, mental health, and personal growth.
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Feb 26, 2021 • 1h 12min

EP. 118 - Aaron Pauley (Of Mice & Men / Jamie's Elsewhere)

Aaron Pauley, the dynamic vocalist and bassist from Of Mice & Men, joins the conversation to celebrate their new EP and innovative music distribution. He shares hilarious tales from the road, including a memorable encounter with Dave Grohl and life lessons learned from touring with rock legends like Linkin Park. Pauley opens up about the emotional depth of their music, navigating the pandemic's challenges, and amusing moments like eating candy for breakfast. This episode is a fresh chapter in Pauley's musical journey, packed with insights and laughter.
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Feb 19, 2021 • 1h 16min

EP. 117 - Press To MECO (Luke Caley, Lewis Williams & Jake Crawford)

Join Luke Caley, Lewis Williams, and new bassist Jake Crawford of Press To MECO as they unveil their highly anticipated album 'Transmute'! They share hilarious stories of recording in an old castle and the unique dynamic with their producer, who they jokingly refer to as the fourth band member. The trio reflects on their journey, almost breaking up, and influences like Biffy Clyro enhancing their sound. Expect laughter and heartfelt insights as they discuss their creative process and the fun chaos they often find themselves in!
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Feb 12, 2021 • 1h 6min

EP. 116 - Dave Lombardo (Slayer / Misfits / Suicidal Tendencies / Mr. Bungle)

This week, the legendary drummer Dave Lombardo joins the conversation. Known for his groundbreaking work with Slayer, Misfits, and more, he shares tales from his iconic career. Lombardo reflects on his favorite moments with Slayer and discusses the unique pressures of performing with the original Misfits. Expect laughter as he recounts wild stories, including unexpected workouts with Danny DeVito. His insights on creativity during the pandemic and collaborations showcase his enduring passion for music and connection in the industry.
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Feb 5, 2021 • 1h 16min

EP. 115 - Matt Willis (Busted)

Matt Willis, musician and actor known for his role in Busted, shares wild stories from over two decades in the spotlight. He opens up about his challenging homeschooling experience, the band's reunion, and his transition to acting and podcasting. Matt humorously recounts bizarre moments, like trouble with a DeLorean and eating bushtucker trails on reality TV. He discusses his journey with sobriety, mental health advocacy, and the love for his wife, Emma. This lively conversation blends nostalgia with heartfelt reflections, making for a captivating listen.

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