CD Burners

Emo Nite
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Aug 6, 2024 • 1h 11min

20: Hot Girls Love The Maine - CD Burners Podcast

Pat Kirch, the drummer for The Maine, shares a behind-the-scenes look at the band's debut album, 'Can't Stop Won't Stop'. He discusses how producer Matt Squire encouraged them to innovate with new instruments, making the album a standout of its time. The conversation touches on the challenges the band faced during production and the importance of community in the music scene. Kirch reflects on the band's evolution and their journey towards greater recognition in the music industry.
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Jul 30, 2024 • 1h 17min

19: Feel Something By Movements with Will Yip

Will Yip, a legendary music producer known for his work with emo giants like Circa Survive and La Dispute, joins the hosts to discuss Movements’ debut album, 'Feel Something.' They explore the band's rapid rise to fame and the album's profound emotional depth. Highlights include the significance of standout tracks like 'Daylily,' the heartfelt narratives tied to grief and memory, and the creative process behind crafting authentic music. Yip emphasizes the balance between raw emotion and accessibility, shedding light on the influence of artistic integrity in today's music scene.
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Jul 23, 2024 • 41min

18: Alls Well That Ends Well by Chiodos

Dive into a nostalgic exploration of Chiodos' impactful debut album, filled with personal reflections and emotional resonance. Discover the unique musical journey that blends styles and stories while influencing a generation of artists. Delve into quirky discussions about childhood nightmares and their connection to adult identity. Unravel the mystery behind Shakespeare's authorship and how classic themes infuse modern music. Plus, enjoy humorous stories from unforgettable performances and band dynamics that shaped this iconic sound.
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Jul 16, 2024 • 1h 47min

17: Stay What You Are by Saves The Day with Chris Conley

Chris Conley, lead singer and songwriter of Saves The Day, dives into the emotional depths of his band's influential album 'Stay What You Are.' He reflects on being a New Jersey band in LA, shaping the emo music scene, and the significance of mental health in lyrics. Conley shares heartfelt stories about playing in basements and community venues, discussing how personal struggles and communal connections inform their music. The conversation also explores their evolution as artists and the legacy of emo music, making for a nostalgic and impactful listen.
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Jul 9, 2024 • 1h 7min

16: Sticks and Stones by New Found Glory w/ Jordan Pundik

Jordan Pundik, the frontman of New Found Glory, shares fascinating insights on the creation of their landmark album, 'Sticks and Stones'. He dives into the nostalgic pop punk scene of the early 2000s, highlighting key tracks and their personal significance. The discussion captures the band's journey from skepticism to success, fueled by a supportive music community. Pundik reflects on their legacy, blending hardcore elements with catchy melodies, and how their music shaped both their lives and the pop punk genre as a whole.
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Jul 2, 2024 • 1h 6min

15: Bayside | The Self Titled Sophomore Album by Bayside with Anthony Raneri

Anthony Raneri, the frontman of Bayside, shares insights into the band's journey and their unique sound. He discusses the challenges they faced as a quintessential blue-collar band behind iconic emo acts and reflects on the cultural significance of 2005 in the emo scene. The conversation touches on their impactful album 'Devotion and Desire' and the complex themes in their lyrics. Raneri also emphasizes the importance of kindness within the music industry and recounts personal growth throughout their career, highlighting mentorship's role in shaping their artistry.
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Jun 25, 2024 • 1h 42min

14: No Pads No Helmets Just Balls by Simple Plan with Chuck Comeau & Pierre Bouvier

Chuck Comeau and Pierre Bouvier of Simple Plan share their journey from early struggles to pop punk icons. They reflect on the making of their debut album, 'No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls,' and discuss the creative tensions with their producer. The duo humorously dives into the surreal experience of filming music videos and connects their music to the cultural significance of 2002. They explore the evolution of pop punk, the stigma of mainstream success, and how nostalgia is revitalizing their classic tracks in today's music scene.
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Jun 18, 2024 • 39min

13: Dusk and Summer by Dashboard Confessional

Dive into the emotional depths of Dashboard Confessional's iconic album, with tales of its cultural impact back in 2006. Explore hidden tracks that enhance the listening experience, and hear personal stories linked to live performances. The discussion touches on the evolution of musical identity, pushing beyond the 'emo' label, while reliving karaoke memories and teenage romance tied to the band’s heartfelt tracks. It's a nostalgic journey that celebrates the powerful connections music creates among fans.
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Jun 11, 2024 • 1h 18min

12: IS THIS ALBUM CURSED? | Chroma by Cartel with Will Pugh

Joining the conversation is Will Pugh, the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of Cartel, who shares his firsthand experiences from the making of their debut album, Chroma. He delves deep into the emotional themes of the songs, particularly 'Say Anything Else,' revealing the personal struggles that shaped their lyrics. The impact of timing and authenticity in the music industry is analyzed, as well as the nostalgic journey of Cartel from indie beginnings to major label fame. Expect insights into the lasting influence of Chroma and the pop-punk legacy.
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Jun 4, 2024 • 1h 28min

11: Vic Fuentes Brought Us to Tears | Pierce The Veil - Collide With the Sky Deep Dive

Vic Fuentes, the passionate frontman of Pierce the Veil, and Jaime Preciado, their skilled bassist, share an emotional journey through their iconic album, 'Collide With The Sky.' They delve into poignant moments, like the impact of a friend's loss on their songwriting and how fan connections shape their music. The duo reflects on their growth during Warped Tour, the album's chart success, and the revival of 'King for a Day' on TikTok. Their deep appreciation for storytelling and innovation highlights the band's unique legacy in heavy music.

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