Dan sat down with Patrick Apfelbeck, Michael Squeri, and Erik Ziedses des Plantes of Ohio's Hissing Tiles to talk about the band, their latest album Boychoir, and some of the themes the album explores, such as religion, nationalism, and masculinity.    F.

Dan sat down with Dan Barrett and Tim Macuga of Have A Nice Life to talk about the band, their upcoming album Sea of Worry, memes, and Tim shares some stories from his farm.    Follow Dan on social media, check out his music, and buy some of their merch:.

Returning to Create and Destroy, Joe Davenport, Joe Micolo, Jerry Reed, and Robert Parker sit down with Dan to discuss Lacing's upcoming album-Without-which drops on Halloween.    Follow Lacing on social media, check out their music, and buy some of thei.

After discovering Sprain's music over the summer, Dan spent an absurd amount of time listening to the band's S/T EP. Dan sat down with April and Alex to talk about Sprain, their S/T EP, and the fact that True Norwegian Death Metal can bring us to tears. .

As far as instrumental metal music goes, for Dan, Brooklyn, NY's Sannhet is the gold standard. Sannhet's music effectively captivates and envelopes the listener predominantly without vocals, all while being raw, gritty, pummeling, and even redemptive at .

Sometime around 2010, Jonathan Tuite found himself wanting to release "May the Curse Bind" by Ghast on vinyl, as there was no vinyl version of the record available at that time. This eventually led to Jonathan working on creating his own record label-The.

Returning to Create and Destroy, Kyle Bates of Drowse sat down with Dan to to talk about his latest album-Light Mirror-his time spent in Fukoka, Japan for an artist-in-residency program, and about how his time spent in Japan and Iceland shaped Light Mirr.

With year one in the bag, Dan shares some of his thoughts about the first year of Create and Destroy.    Follow Create and Destroy: Instagram-@CreateAndDestroyPodcastTwitter-@CreateDestroy_Tumblr-@CreateAndDestroyPodcastIf you haven't already, please sub.

Since 2009, Columbus, OH's The End Of The Ocean has been creating some of the best post-rock out there. Following the release of their 2012 EP, In Excelsis, life happened, ultimately forcing the band put the project on the back burner. After a seven year.

For many of us, the place in which we live can play a significant role in defining who we are. The same can be said for Cameron Carlin. His musical project's name Wilshire Corridor is derived from the neighborhood in Los Angeles of the same name. Additio.