The Montana Musical Experiments Podcast

Alex and his Resistance Radio tackles the psychology of Christmas music with special performances by The X-Friends, Alex himself, something akin to Frank Sinatra, Anthony Daniels and the Beatles. 

It's a touchy subject but someone has to deal with it. Alex and his Resistance Radio goes raunchy and talks about pop music and sexuality.  

Alex hijacks a german radiostation to host a 30 minute show highlighting some of his musical friends as well as talk in depth about politics in music. 

Alex hijacks a german radiostation to host a 30 minute show highlighting his musical friends and collaborators on the new track "No Trust". 

"It Won't Change A Thing" is a progressive, industrial, alternative rock concept album, that is about resisting oppression from despotic style rulership and the dawn of a potential big brother Orwellian nightmare. A modern protest album for the Trumpian age it is due for released on the 1st of April 2020. Musically it is in the vein of Pink Floyd and Nine Inch Nails with a heavy nod towards "The Wall" and "Year Zero". The music is filled with a soundscape of masterful storytelling woven together with emotive and expressive vocalizations. It is like being in the calm of the storm just before all hell breaks loose and you get sucked into the centre of a tornado. Stand up, defy and be the revolution.

In this episode Alex talks about the second act. An act comprising of mostly sleep and stress related issues and how this turns his inner protagonist Sam into a broken human, seeking a way out of his mental and emotional prison. Also it introduces Clare Estelle as one of a handful collaborators.  "It Won't Change A Thing" is a progressive, industrial, alternative rock concept album, that is about resisting oppression from despotic style rulership and the dawn of a potential big brother Orwellian nightmare. A modern protest album for the Trumpian age it is due for released on the 1st of April 2020. Musically it is in the vein of Pink Floyd and Nine Inch Nails with a heavy nod towards "The Wall" and "Year Zero". The music is filled with a soundscape of masterful storytelling woven together with emotive and expressive vocalizations. It is like being in the calm of the storm just before all hell breaks loose and you get sucked into the centre of a tornado. Stand up, defy and be the revolution.

In episode 2 of 4 Alex (me) talks about the first act of the album touching upon creating an imaginary dystopian universe populated by mindless robotic voices.  "It Won't Change A Thing" is a progressive, industrial, alternative rock concept album, that is about resisting oppression from despotic style rulership and the dawn of a potential big brother Orwellian nightmare. A modern protest album for the Trumpian age it is due for released on the 1st of April 2020. Musically it is in the vein of Pink Floyd and Nine Inch Nails with a heavy nod towards "The Wall" and "Year Zero". The music is filled with a soundscape of masterful storytelling woven together with emotive and expressive vocalizations. It is like being in the calm of the storm just before all hell breaks loose and you get sucked into the centre of a tornado. Stand up, defy and be the revolution.

"It Won't Change A Thing" is a progressive, industrial, alternative rock concept album, that is about resisting oppression from despotic style rulership and the dawn of a potential big brother Orwellian nightmare. A modern protest album for the Trumpian age it is due for released on the 1st of April 2020. Musically it is in the vein of Pink Floyd and Nine Inch Nails with a heavy nod towards "The Wall" and "Year Zero".   The music is filled with a soundscape of masterful storytelling woven together with emotive and expressive vocalizations. It is like being in the calm of the storm just before all hell breaks loose and you get sucked into the centre of a tornado. Stand up, defy and be the revolution. In this first episode Alex takes you on a trip through the first prototype of the evil clown pig president project. A BCP offshot that would take three years to complete! 

Alex discuss a solo outing that may or may not be a BCP thing. Apparently an early incarnation of Nils is in the cut somewhere but is it BCP, or a hommage to the clown devil, or just a fucking waste of your time. Was this the reason it wasn't released? Did Alex win or lose the war against censorship? How many glasses of wine does it take to make ikea-boy think he's a hoodnigga and so many more questions to be ignored. 

Near the ultimate outer limit of the BCP universe, also known as "The penultimate end of everything", king Alex of the mongrels wage a war with Austin of Michigan for the moral right to the Book of Common Prayer and all the mamary glands displayed on the front of the cover. In this extended episode Alex (of BCP) gives his thoughts on censorship and the consequences that it has on the world in general. Be warned, this episode of the podcast contain cursing and adult themes.