A-Sides

Seasons Greetings from A-Sides as we dive into a few soon-to-be Holiday classics from Rob Halford and Kacey Musgraves. Along the way, we discuss the rising cost of concert t-shirts, our recent Record Store Day purchases, and what lengths our co-workers will go to in order to shut off music. Thanks for coming back, and as always, leave feedback on Facebook or find us on Instagram at @asidespodcast. Cheers and Happy Happy Holidays! 

Before we feast on turkey, A-Sides has a feast of heavy metal discussion. We touch on Slayer's Final Campaign tour stop in Moline, the return of Motley Crue, new music from Ozzy, and which rock album was the top seller of this decade. And probably a couple albums from the bottom half of November 2019, Coldplay's Everyday Life and Beck's Hyperspace. Thanks for coming back, and as always, leave feedback on Facebook or find us on Instagram at @asidespodcast. 

This 6th episode not only features a discussion on albums released in the first half of November 2019, but Andy brings more visual aids to a podcast, our imaginary band refuses to die, the documentary Echo in the Canyon gets mentioned, reminiscing on Black Sabbath's 2013 tour, and our ongoing search for sponsorship continues. Kick back as we run through new music from Highly Suspect, Jeff Lynne's ELO, Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, and Taylor Hawkins & The Coattail Riders. Feel free to leave us feedback on Facebook or Instagram @asidespodcast.

Brent and Andy return for their fifth recording, this time discussing the bottom half of October 2019, which includes albums from Alter Bridge, Jimmy Eat World, Bad Wolves, and Neil Young. Andy's ideal heavy metal band gets name-dropped again, as well as which Stone Temple Pilots album is our favorite, and we discover Andy's sanity is dependent on the quality of the next Jimmy Eat World album. Grab your beverage of choice and join us for another round on A-Sides.

The fourth episode brings us four more albums, with new releases from The Darkness, The Wildhearts, The Menzingers, and City and Colour. Besides that, we also dove into a discussion on Nick Cave, Tom Waits, and misleading band names, so give this episode a listen and see what the first half of October 2019 has to offer in the way of new music.

Third time might be a charm or we could have bit off more than we could chew with this batch of albums. We hit the last half of September 2019, discussing albums from Blink 1-82, Zac Brown Band, Steel Panther, Hell Yeah, and Sturgill Simpson, while also making connections to Godsmack, Five Finger Death Punch, and Chris Gaines. 

Brent and Andy are back with their second episode of "A Sides". This time they discuss albums from the first half of September 2019, which include releases from The Highwomen, Black Star Riders, Iggy Pop, Tom Keifer, Korn, and a re-issue of The Cult's Sonic Temple for it's 30th anniversary. Thanks for listening to the first outing and we hope you enjoy round two! Cheers!

Welcome to A-Sides, a podcast where Brent and Andy will take a deep dive into new music releases. August was loaded with a lot of new releases from veterans like Vince Gill and returning artists like TOOL, who released their first album in a decade. On this show, every song is a drinking song, so kick back and open a cold one with us.