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🎸 Lansdowne stops by The Sound 228 to dive deep into the art of recording, songwriting, and longevity in rock. They share how working with producers like Johnny Kaye and David Bendeth reshaped their sound — and how collaboration, evolution, and honesty keep the band moving forward.
🔥 Highlights include: 🎚️ How great producers elevate your music 🎤 Why recording “live in the room” still matters 💡 Lessons from 17+ years in th...
Major Moment joins us to talk about their first ever tour, the release of their album The Pain That Makes Us Grow, and what it’s like balancing marriage and music. They share their journey from connecting over Linkin Park to becoming an independent band doing it all themselves—booking, social media, merch, and more. We also dive into the meaning behind their powerful new video “Married,” the challenges of staying authentic in a wor...
Jonathan and Aaron from Kingdom Collapse join The Sound 228 for an unfiltered conversation about their rise as an independent rock band.
From writing fan-favorite anthems like Unbreakable to grinding in the studio and self-producing every track, the band opens up about what it takes to stick to your vision in today’s music industry.
🔥 Why they won’t fit in the “industry box” 🔥 The story behind Unbreakable and other fan favorites...
Dylan from Nerv joins The Sound 228 for an in-depth conversation about the band’s rise, their latest EP Lost, and the passion that fuels their music.
From van breakdowns and three-hour Ubers to playing alongside Polaris and Bless the Fall, this is the real story behind a band that refuses to quit.
🔥 How NERV formed and built their support team 🔥 The story behind fan-favorite “Bad Habits” 🔥 Writing through loss & finding co...
In this crossover episode, The Sound 228 links up with The Asylum Radio Network for an unfiltered discussion on AI in music, live performance, and what fans truly expect from rock shows.
From AI being called the “steroids” of music to the debate over backing tracks and the Ronnie Radke / Falling in Reverse controversy, this conversation cuts straight to the core of today’s rock scene.
🔥 AI’s role in music creation 🔥 The line bet...
Rob Halford of Judas Priest joins us to talk about kicking off their massive tour with Alice Cooper and Corrosion of Conformity — starting in Biloxi, Mississippi at the Coast Coliseum.
He shares memories of playing the Gulf Coast, the adrenaline of opening night, what it’s like to share the stage with Alice Cooper (his neighbor in Phoenix), and how Judas Priest still keeps the fire alive after more than 50 years.
From Painkiller to...
In episode 318, We sat down with 🎶 Saint Social, a band of lifelong friends turning struggle into uplifting indie rock. From their Biloxi 🌊 roots to sharing stages across the Southeast, the group has built a reputation for authentic, feel-good music that still carries depth.
Here’s what we covered in this episode: 🎤 How Saint Social came together after years of friendship ✨ The meaning behind the band name 📀 The making of th...
We’re joined by the powerhouse dual-fronted rock band Limberlost, who break down everything from the origins of their unique sound to their obsession with aliens 👽. Hear how a hotel encounter with a whistleblower inspired their hit “Man on the Run,” the deeper meaning behind their new album Beautiful Scars, and why they’re finally hitting the Gulf Coast with a show at The Sanctuary in Biloxi on August 22nd 🎸.
💬 Plus: 🎤 Why ope...
🎙️ Fresh off a high-energy set at Rock the Mountains, Shallow Side joins us to talk about their wild year on the road, the success of their album Reflections, and what’s next for the band 🔥
In this episode: 🌎 Touring every corner of the U.S. — and now headed to Mexico 📀 The one-year anniversary of Reflections and a new acoustic video on the way 🎶 Sneak peek at a brand-new unreleased track 🚌 Upcoming fall tour with No Reso...
🎙️ We caught up with KVRMA just before they hit the main stage at Rock the Mountains — and they dropped some heavy news: a brand new single is making its live debut 🔥
In this episode: 🎤 A deeper dive into their dual-vocal approach and evolving nu-metal sound 📝 How band members are stepping into new creative roles, including lyric writing 🎥 Behind the scenes of their upcoming music video with director Tom Flynn 🤝 Long-time...
🎙️ We sat down with Breach The Silence just before their blistering set at Rock The Mountains to talk about their evolution, lineup changes, and the upcoming EP that’s been years in the making 🔥
💿 In this interview: 🎸 The band’s journey from 2008 to now 🎧 Their self-produced EP and the return of Drowning 🧠 Why they’re passionate about supporting mental health awareness in the rock community 🎃 Upcoming shows, including a ...
🎙️ We caught up with Silvertung just before their main stage set at Rock The Mountains 2025 — and the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Fresh off their Octane debut with their new single Caustic, the band shares the wild story of how they found out — just an hour before it aired 🔥
🎸 In this episode: 🚐 Why their new sound is a major creative shift 🎛️ How working with Chris Dawson changed everything 🧠 Letting go of cre...
🎙️ We caught up with Jimmy, the founder of Rock The Mountains, live from the festival grounds in Cumberland, Maryland 🎸
In this episode, Jimmy shares: 🔥 How the fest grew into a major event for emerging rock acts ⛺ Why camping, community, and giving local bands a shot matters 🎶 The excitement of landing national headliners like Black Stone Cherry, 10 Years, and Shallow Side 📍Why this small town on the WV/MD line is becomin...
Episode 183 of The Sound 228 features South Florida alt-metal band We’re Wolves in an unfiltered and entertaining interview.
AJ joins us to talk about the band’s origin story, how horror movies and comic books shaped their identity, and the real-life inspiration behind their breakout single “Numb” — including a wild music video shoot featuring a live snake 🐍.
We also dive into: 🎸 The evolution of their lineup and sound 🎬 Why c...
🎙️ In Episode 182, we sit down with The Absent, a Louisiana-based metal band making serious waves with their raw energy and unfiltered honesty. From how they got their name to what drives their music, this episode dives deep into the mindset behind the sound.
We talk about their gritty creative process, the challenge of turning pain into powerful music, and why they believe staying true to themselves matters more than industry app...
🎸 In this clip from Episode 181 of The Sound 228, Pistols At Dawn joins the show to talk summer tours, TikTok origins, and why their shows are pure chaos (in the best way).
🤘 From finding each other on Craigslist and TikTok to hitting the stage with Buckcherry, Dark Remedy, and The Struts, this band is building serious momentum.
🎶 Topics include: 🔥 What “throwing ass on stage” actually means 🛠️ How they write songs remotely ...
In Episode 181 of The Sound 228, we sit down with Australian rock band Melrose Avenue to talk about their boundary-breaking approach to music. From pop-punk to metal to unexpected collaborations, this group refuses to be boxed into one genre. We dive into their journey from Australia to the global stage, how they channel personal struggles into powerful songs, and their love for projects like Punk Goes Pop.
🎸 Topics include: 🎶 B...
🎤 Emelle from Eternal Frequency joins us to talk about their epic performance at Rocklahoma, the emotional story behind their recent benefit show, and what fans can expect from the band’s next chapter. 🔥
She opens up about how the band is leveling up, staying true to their sound, and connecting with fans on a deeper level. If you’re into high-energy modern rock with purpose, this one’s for you. 🎸💥
Lost In Silence 🎸 joins The Sound 228 to premiere their brand-new track 🔥 and talk about what it means to be featured on SiriusXM Octane 📻. They open up about their journey in the rock scene 🤘, how the music industry has changed 💼, and what fans can expect next 🎤. It’s a raw, honest look into the grind of modern rock and the passion that drives it 💥.
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In this episode of The Sound 228, we sit down with Sanity’s Last Breath to explore their intense, genre-pushing approach to heavy music. The band opens up about their songwriting process, musical influences, and the unique blend of chaos and precision that defines their sound. If you're into cinematic metal, crushing riffs, and next-level deathcore, this conversation is for you.
Listen now and discover how Sanity’s Last Breath is s...
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