The Out Crew Podcast

In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Sal, vocalist and guitarist of London queercore three-piece Shooting Daggers. Tune in to hear about Sal's musical roots, the one-year anniversary of the Shooting Dagggers album "Love and Rage", skateboarding, writing music specifically by and for femme and queer people, and exciting upcoming shows.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "It All Comes Down to This" by Bane and "Longhena" by Gridlink.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we celebrate the recent release of "In His Blood" by UK death metal faves Vacuous. Joined by the man himself Jo Chen, vocalist of Vacuous, we chat all things new album: musical and lyrical inspirations, album artwork, signing to the legendary Relapse Records, and the upcoming album tour.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Connor Llewellyn, Bristol/south Wales gig promoter and hardcore bass player. Tune in to hear about Connor's music origin story, promoting shows with Blowout Nights, their busy first year with Perp Walk, and publicly coming out as non-binary in the scene.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "Slaughter in the Vatican" by Exhorder and "Cave World" by Viagra Boys.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Tim Birkbeck, scene photographer and vocalist of Bristol hardcore punk band Uncertainty. Tune in for Tim's musical backstory, pink balaclavas, vegan and queer lyrical themes in their music, how they express their non-binary gender identity in the scene, and Mr Brightside.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "Dance Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow!" by Orchid and "Relentless Mutation" by Archspire.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Luke Poulton, lover of all things hardcore and Aardman. Tune in to the wireless to hear about Luke's musical backstory, how his passion for Wallace and Gromit influences his grindcore band Cracking, being autistic in the hardcore scene, and what the future holds for Cracking.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "Meteora" by Linkin Park and "All the Right Reasons" by Nickelback.
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In our new year special episode, Luke and Harry share their 10 favourite live sets of 2024 and look forward to the year ahead.
What was your favourite live set of the year? Let us know in the comments or email us at theoutcrewpodcast@gmail.com.
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In our end of year special episode, Luke and Harry share their 10 favourite albums of 2024 as well as some honourable mentions and EPs.
What was your album of the year? Let us know in the comments or email us at theoutcrewpodcast@gmail.com.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Amber Brooks, co-founder of Out of Rage Network. Tune in to hear about Amber's heavy music and journalism backstory, their stories of co-managing Out of Rage Network, the network's first full magazine issue (featuring cover star Delilah Bon and a playlist made by us), and a good old chat about the bands that we love.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums The Sickness of Eden" by xRepentencex and "Close to a World Below" by Immolation.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Paul Collier, vocalist of Bristol hardcore punk band Perp Walk. Tune in to hear about Paul's musical journey, how working for the NHS during the pandemic influences his lyrics, childhood music therapy, and Perp Walk's recent Canada tour and Outbreak Festival appearance.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "Endless Wound" by Black Curse and Slipknot's self-titled debut.
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In this episode of The Out Crew Podcast we are joined by Omar Raja, a Leeds based multi-instrumentalist in many cool bands. Tune in to hear about Omar's musical origins, his time with nutty grinders Ona Snop and war metallers Gorgon Vomit, some exciting new musical projects, his British-Pakistani identity, and the charity compilation "No More Deaths: Thawabet" that he helped put together in aid of the people of Palestine.
For show and tell this week we discuss the albums "Urban Discipline" by Biohazard and "Flourishing Extremities on Unspoiled Mental Grounds" by Pharmacist.
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