Just Punk Enough

In this episode of Just Punk Enough, I sit down with Tim Sawyer of Visual Discrimination to talk about the early Southern California hardcore scene, his time with Visual Discrimination and Final Conflict, and the bands, shows, and people who helped shape that era of punk rock.Tim shares stories and firsthand memories from a time when the hardcore scene was growing and making its mark.Unfortunately, some technical issues cut our conversation short by about 15 minutes, but there was way too much good stuff here not to share. Hopefully, we'll get Tim back on to finish the conversation sometime soon.Thanks for listening to Just Punk Enough!

In this episode of Just Punk Enough, Andy Harrison sits down with longtime friend Jeff Banks for an in-depth conversation about his life in the underground punk and hardcore scene.Jeff was a member of Visual Discrimination and A Chorus of Disapproval, two bands with roots in the Southern California hardcore scene, and later played with The Civilians in Las Vegas.Over the course of this two-hour conversation, Jeff shares stories from his years playing in bands, the hardcore and punk scenes he was part of, the people he met along the way, and what it was like experiencing that world from the inside.This isn't a quick interview — it's a long-form conversation between two friends about hardcore, punk, Las Vegas, old shows, old bands, and a lifetime spent around underground music.Just Punk Enough features conversations with artists, live sessions, and recordings from the punk and independent music scene.

In this episode of Just Punk Enough, Andy Harrison sits down with musician Bobby Benedict for a conversation about songwriting, music, and the creative process.Bobby recently recorded a live acoustic session for Just Punk Enough, and after the performance we talked about his music, influences, and what he's been working on lately.You can hear Bobby's full live acoustic session on the Just Punk Enough Mixcloud and YouTube channels.Just Punk Enough features conversations with artists, live sessions, and recordings from the punk and independent music scene.

I finally got to talk with Chad from Urethane. Turns out we met a long time ago at Punk Rock Bowling cause he was wearing a shirt I made. This dude rules!

I have known Jim for a long time. I have always looked up to Jim since his Crushtory days. Jim introduced me to a lot of music when I worked with him for a short period of time back in the day. His taste in music is perfect. Listen to what this man has to say about bands. Jim had an LA passed that I never know about that blew my mind. This is a long episode so buckle up.

I can not believe my path never crossed Adam's during my time in Vegas Well... maybe it did and I do not remember. Adam is a very inspiring person to talk to. All of the music he has helped create and put out in this world is amazing to me. I had a fantastic conversation talking about all of this. Enjoy.

I have known Casey since the day Brad asked me to help cover some costs for their van being broken into years ago. I have helped The Lucky Eejits put out some records and get their very own beer. Casey is such a great songwriter and a great friend.

I met Zack a while ago at a show and have been a fan since. His songwriting is awesome and his voice is perfect. I was almost in a band with him too. Great hanging out with him and getting to know him.

I have known Uncle Tom since the day I met Amber. I have heard countless stories over the years about his time in 7 seconds and his times as a roadie on the road. He has a ton of them. This episode is a long one so strap in and get comfy.

I really like Clinton and his passion for music and art is awesome. He is a Carson City boy just like me so we had alot to talk about. This is a great interview.