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This episode we meet Jake and Josh from Tropic Gold. They tell us all about The Barn, an “ethereal hole of time” and former bean sprout factory, which now serves as their creative hub in the quiet English countryside. No windows, no clocks, no heating, just a space to create. We also learn how childhood fascinations with Green Day, Meat Loaf, My Chemical Romance and Busted all influenced their formative musical journeys. Camden Barfly all-dayers, Facebook Messenger and Instagram Groups also have their part to play in the origins and development of the band. PLUS: we’re given insights into their song writing process - including a snippet of previously unreleased demo ‘Five’ - and revelations of hidden Easter eggs across their videos and music. Listen to What A Wonderful Experience EP here. https://tropicgold.komi.io/Follow Tropic GoldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tropicgoldmusicFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TropicGold/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tropicgoldmusicTwitter: https://twitter.com/tropicgoldmusicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TropicGoldMake sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.A ⁠Darkside Media⁠ production.Edited by Giles Bidder. Produced by Tom Dark. 

In this episode Milly and Neeco from HourHouse tell us all about the origins of the band and the creation of their latest album GOLD TOOTH GURU. From meeting in New Orleans back in 2010, to writing the new record in 6 Hennessy-fuelled days, and answering the question “what would the soundtrack to Ghetto Star Wars be like?” Strap in for for some wild and illuminating tales: Louisiana school-days, influential baby-sitters, coming of age to nu-metal, run-ins with the law, and a love of riffs throughout - this episode’s a movie!Follow HourHouse and listen to the new album GOLD TOOTH GURU herehttps://hourhouse.lnk.to/GOLDTOOTHGURUFollow UNFD here⁠https://unfd.komi.io/⁠Tracks in this episode:‘Instincts’ HourHouse‘Shi=Death’ Moodring‘Immolation of Night’ Invent AnimateMake sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.A ⁠Darkside Media⁠ production.Edited by Giles Bidder. Produced by Tom Dark.

Join us for a new era of the UNFD Podcast, where each month the artists from the label will be telling all about their new records and the stories behind them.In the first of this new series of exclusive band-led podcasts, Tyler and Lee from Hollow Front discuss the writing and recording of new album, The Fear Of Letting Go. They also take time to discuss how the band formed, reflect on the trials and tribulations of a challenging year, and tell us what’s in store for the future.Listen to the new album The Fear Of Letting Go here⁠https://hollowfront.lnk.to/TFOLG⁠Follow Hollow Front here⁠https://linktr.ee/Hollowfront⁠Follow UNFD here⁠https://unfd.komi.io/⁠Tracks in this episode:'Comatose' Hollow Front'4D' Northlane'Snowblood' ERRAMake sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss the next episode.A ⁠Darkside Media⁠ production.Edited by Giles Bidder. Produced by Tom Dark.

Independent Australian-based record label UNFD take a deep-dive into some of its most celebrated artists and album releases.

Jesse, JT, and Conor of ERRA take you into the studio during the recording of 6 new songs and discuss the making of their self-titled album.ERRA Deluxe is out now. Stream/Download at ⁠https://unfd.lnk.to/ERRADeluxe⁠Recorded by Matt Arters at AddisonFilmCo.com

For the final instalment of UNFD’s 10 year anniversary series, we’re celebrating Saviour’s game-changing second album 'First Light To My Deathbed'.From humble beginnings, to breaking out of the isolated west coast, to stressful tours, financial struggles and ultimately a breakup — the band’s Shontay Snow and Bryant Best join Nashy to discuss their roller coaster journey in-depth

In Part 2 of our I Killed The Prom Queen episode, Jona and Crafter discuss wild tour stories, some of the rifts and tragedies the band have faced, and ultimately, the incredible I Killed The Prom Queen legacy still felt over 20 years on.

I Killed The Prom Queen’s Jona and Crafter discuss the band’s staggering two decade career in Part 1 of this in-depth interview. From their early days of band practice, to breakdowns and breakthroughs as they first adapted to life on the road, to what their seminal record Music For The Recently Deceased looked like from behind the scenes as it started to take shape, this episode uncovers IKTPQ from all angles.

Nashy chats to Sam Bassal and Dale Tanner about Ocean Grove's stellar debut record The Rhapsody Tapes. From signing to UNFD as youngsters, to the praise and reception they copped for the album's electrifying and unconventional style, this episode sheds light on all corners of Ocean Grove’s beginnings and rise within the scene.

From its soul-stirringly honest lyrics dealing with trauma and addiction to its explosive and instantly memorable riffs, Dream State’s 2018 EP ‘Recovery’ put this South Wales band on the map. Vocalist CJ Gilpin and guitarist Aled Evans join the podcast to discuss the group’s beginnings, signing to UNFD backstage at one of their dream festivals, the journey of ‘Recovery’ and more.