La Casa de la Bomba x Cindy Barukh Milstein on Anarchism

I went to the Copenhagen Animal Liberation Conference and interviewed Jake Conroy!!Conroy, a longtime animal rights activist based near Seattle, Washington, has spent decades fighting for animal liberation and has witnessed firsthand the highs and lows of radical activism. He is best known for his role in the Stop Huntington Animal Cruelty (SHAC) campaign, which targeted Huntington Life Sciences, a laboratory that tested products ranging from food colouring and artificial sweeteners to oven cleaners on non-human animals such as rats, rabbits, pigs, dogs, marmosets, and macaques, and killed about 500 animals every day.We talked about animal liberation, collective liberation, how doing time in prison affected him, pressure campaigns (his favorite), and hip hop and hardcore punk!!If you want to read a feature interview version of this episode translated to Spanish, you can do it here: https://www.elsaltodiario.com/infoanimal/jake-conroy-SHAC-liberacion-animal-colectiva

Today I’m bringing you an interview I did some weeks ago, when I visited Paris: Fentanyl from San Francisco.During the program you can also listen to:1-ACCIDENTE. Song “Caníbal” from their same name album.https://accidente.bandcamp.com/album/can-bal2-JODIE FASTER. Song “I Run”http://jodiefaster.bandcamp.com/album/saint-lundi-23-VETO. Song “On the Surface”http://vetoband.bandcamp.com/album/reality-fiction4-CUL DE SAC. Song “No ho se” and my friend Tony Maltraste from Mallorca introducing his new band :-) https://somculdesac.bandcamp.com/album/cul-de-sac5- FENTANYL. Song “Blind”http://fentanyl.bandcamp.com/album/lp6-FENTANYL. Song “Feel this Way”

I interviewed Slôdder, the misanthropic sludge band from Karlstad, Värmland, Sweden, AKA the soundtrack to all the wrong decisions you have ever made.You can listen to them on their bandcamp:https://sldr.bandcamp.com/album/a-mind-designed-to-destroy-beautiful-thingsAnd if you are around Malmö, don’t miss the next Noise Rock Theatre (Act 4). More info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1398303704556627/Enjoy and thanks for listening!!!

I interviewed the awesome Peace Talks from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as they passed by Malmö on their way to K-Town! We talked about everything from their music and lyrics to the situation in the US right now, the importance of community, and more.Go follow them, listen to them! https://peacetalkspgh.bandcamp.com/https://www.instagram.com/peacetalks69/

I interviewed Härverk, a Malmö-based trio making raw punk. We talked about their cassette Vägra Anpassning. Krossa Arbetslinjen, their (our) hatred of work in a capitalist system, about playing in a band, making noise, and more.https://harverk.bandcamp.com/album/v-gra-anpassning-krossa-arbetslinjenhttps://www.instagram.com/harverk.rawpunk/

I finally got the chance to sit down with Oliver Dahl and Axel Brandt from Quaalude Sessions, a fantastic Malmö-based project where they record bands and create music videos.So far, they have released 17 videos, and in this episode, you will hear exclusive snippets from session #18, a fresh recording with Catholic that hasn’t even been published yet. Huge thanks to Quaalude Sessions for the scoop!The interview is a bit longer than usual :-D We are all music nerds, and I feel that we could talk for hours. Hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did!Follow them on social media and stay tuned for their next Noise Rock Theatre act!Follow Quaalude at:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Studio_QuaaludeInsta: https://www.instagram.com/studio_quaalude/Follow Catholic at:Bandcamp: https://catholic.bandcamp.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholicnoise

I made an episode about a DIY festival I went to last month in Madrid called San Isidro Rock, where I did short interviews with three of the bands that played there.In the episode you can listen to Rageous Intent, Maldita, Bajo Control, Tony Galento, Inward Cold and Raw War.#punk #diy #madrid #hortalezapunks #hardcore #sxe https://bajoxcontrol.bandcamp.com/
https://malditamalditamaldita.bandcamp.com/album/brujer-a
https://rageousintent.bandcamp.com/
https://tonygalento.bandcamp.com/track/the-reason

¡Welcome to La Casa de la Bomba, first episode of the year!Today, I bring you an interview with Malmö-based FEARADOX, an awesome bunch of people combining metal, fast, energetic stoner, and hardcore, with more jazzy, progressive parts. Fantastic band!!! You have to simply listen to their music, and see them live as soon as you can!!!https://linktr.ee/Fearadox---------------As you know a lot of people, myself included, are trying to leave Meta and join more ethical alternatives. There is now a Signal group where you can find out what gigs are happening in the Oresund area. You can join the Signal group here: https://signal.group/#CjQKIH6V_kAKZS5IlIFwVhPPtJ9N1yoKKjbKzrO8TPPLxd55EhDz0olUfQ5ucu9aqdUfgZ_tI think it's a very good idea. My recommendation is that you silence the notifications and just go there whenever you feel like finding a gig. I hope more groups like this one will be done in other areas of the world soon. Let me know and I will share the links as well :-)I have now joined both Mastodon and Pixelfed, you can find me here:https://mastodon.social/@lacasadelabombahttps://pixelfed.social/lacasadelabombaSee you hopefully at the Fediverse!

Today, I’m happy to share an interview with Cindy Barukh Milstein, an anarchist activist based in the U.S. We discuss topics like anarchism, community, Palestinian solidarity, self-organization, navigating conflicts, and more. Cindy is not just a writer and editor but has also been deeply involved in many collective projects. These projects aim to create spaces for resistance, rebuilding, and learning. Some examples include the Institute for Anarchist Studies, the Institute for Social Ecology, the Renewing the Anarchist Tradition conference, and others.

Allrighty! Here is the interview I did with Non The Wiser the last time they played in Malmö. You should check them out if you like melodic HC punk a la Bad Religion. As they put it themselves: "We want to play the Bad Religion songs that Bad Religion hasn’t written yet." You can listen to two of their awesome hits during this episode: “Hang us high” and “Daytime”. I think Greg would be proud! I apologise for the not-so-optimal sound; I interviewed them at the venue just before they played. Excellent gig by the way, they were really good! :_) Their links: https://nonthewiser.com/ https://ffm.bio/nonthewiser