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Kevin AKA the moshing mad man who isn’t tame or timid, derives his non-stop energy from rock & metal music.
But that wasn’t the case in 2017, when he was depressed and almost ended his life, with music being one of his only sources of happiness and individuality.
The Chord Progression Podcast, releases 2 episodes every week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, inspiring young rock and metal fans to discover new music, connect with their favorite brand and fuel their desire to connect and feel accepted.
This podcast reinvigorated his life, allowing him to connect with rock & metal fans.
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How Novelists is Thriving with New Vocalist Camille & 'Coda' New Album Preview
Épisode 622
mardi 13 mai 2025 • Durée 33:18
When any band changes vocalists, naturally fans are going to be rather vocally opinionated regarding the change whether they like it or not. But when that vocalist transition is from a male vocalist to a female vocalist (or vice versa), the opinions and criticisms can be much more striking. So how does that band succeed going forward.
This French band experienced just that in 2023, and through a combination of band unity, mental & emotional strength from the new vocalist, and the quality of music to back it up, the band not only succeded but began to thrive. Now in 2025, with a brand new album starting the next era, plenty more greatness is in store.
Camille from the French band Novelists is with us on the Chord Progression Podcast today! The new album Coda (releasing May 16th), is the first full-length album with Camille as lead vocalist. Dive into this with us as we talk about:
What Camille experienced taking over as lead vocals for Novelists from having the mental strength to deal with polarizing fan opinions, finding the utmost support from her bandmates, to earning her flowers as the new vocalist of Novelists.
The writing of Coda being a brand new chapter in the Novelist sound with Camille as vocalist, nd the importance of being open to an artist's evolution over their careers.
Which songs on the record Camille is most excited for fans to discover.
This episode is wrapped up tightly, full of everything you could want from Novelists. Tap the subscribe button as we will keep being the best place to discover the newest and best bands in rock & metal!
What Camille Experienced Taking Over as Vocalist: (13:00)
What Songs on "Coda" is Camille Excited to Release?: (18:42)
Listen to the Album with Emotional Expectations: (23:55)
What's Next for Novelists?: (25:27)
New Artists to Check Out: (26:31)
Kevin's Final Thought; The is How You Handle a Vocalist Change as a Band: (30:25)
Starting Over in Metalcore: Resider's Journey From Deathcore to Modern Metalcore Sound
Épisode 621
jeudi 8 mai 2025 • Durée 59:04
There are many musicians out there that start in one sound or genre, and then move to the next. It is not anything uncommon. But one of the hardest decisions artists have to make is if taking a step back from the success you had prior to start something new will lead to greater happiness and success later on.
One upcoming band has already discovered this and is here to show you that taking a step back to take 2 steps forward in the end is not as scary as it seems, and could be a great idea for any artist to take.
AJ and Will from the metalcore band Resider join the Chord Progression Podcast today, to help get you to discover great new music. On this episode we discuss:
- How Resider's origins came from the progressive deathcore world, and how taking a step back from their prior success lead to the band finding better success in the long run.
- Why the band will always put on the best performance no matter the circumstances, and how a 1 AM show proves just that.
- The reality of a growing band touring through the USA, and the challenge the rocky mountains present for your favorite bands going from west to east, or vice versa.
When you need to discover great new bands, this is the place to go. Tap the subscribe button to not miss out on the next great bands for you to find out about.
Elvenking Concludes Epic 'Readers of the Runes' Trilogy with Luna & Making It in a Spotify World
Épisode 612
mardi 8 avril 2025 • Durée 57:23
Metal music has been undergoing many changes since the dawn of Spotify and the age of streaming. With more focus on the release of the single and staying relevant to an algorithm, the importance of the album has suffered. This also comes at a time when artists making money from their music is becoming more sparce, and the incentive to make music that pleases an algorithm seems to grow.
So how is metal music going to grow and thrive in a time like this? Clearly there is one way, and that is to focus on the art that is the music. Quality music is what brings us back to the artists we love, not because they make a trendy sound. This band here, absolutley embodies that on this record.
Ayden from the Italian fantasy metal band Elvenking is on the podcast today. Their new album and conclusion of the Readers of the Runes trilogy, Luna, drops on April 11th. On this episode, join us as we dive deep into:
The concept of metal music and its artistic integrity being compromised due to more artists focus on making money and to please the streaming algorithms, and if this is going to stall metal's resurgence.
An understanding what musicians and artists go through on tour in 2025, and why seeing every band on a tour bill is paramount now more than ever.
Reader of the Runes' backstory before the release of the final installment, Luna, and making a trilogy album in a Spotify and single-centered world.
A look at the song Starbath and how Elvenking mindfully integrates folk music into their style of metal.
This one is the episode you were not expecting, but the one that you most needed to check out and listen to. More like this to come, so hit the subscribe button.
Why Are Kids Not Into Punk Rock & How Can We Change That? Australian Band Fake News Speaks Up
Épisode 522
mardi 11 juin 2024 • Durée 58:10
If you have been to a punk rock show lately, you may have noticed something about the demographic of the crowd... it tends to be a lot older. So the question is... is punk rock failing to connect with the next generation?
We found an "all-around" punk band to explore this with, see what had changed, and get a better idea of how bands can help the younger generation find a home in Punk.
Nick from the Australian punk band Fake News joins the Chord Progression Podcast. This episode is one where we get into it about punk rock with
Exploring the reasons why the next generation is not getting into punk, and why the new way of discovering music might be a cause of it.
How punk rock came into Nick's life and inspired the rest of the band to pursue their dreams.
Why it is important to have fun with band promotion in the social media age.
A fun with with a new band for you to check out. Hit the subscribe button below for more just like this.
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/fake-news/1405943669
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Why Of Virtue Has the Hallmark Quality of A Great Band | A Look Into Their "Fan-First" Approach
Épisode 521
jeudi 6 juin 2024 • Durée 33:06
There is a certain hallmark that we have found with the most successful bands out there. Do you know what it is? We will tell you.
That hallmark attribute is being able to make your art the way you want, and use it to drive the best and most genuine fan connection. You can find bands that will continue to grow in the industry if they have this quality. And do know one that has it.
Damon from Of Virtue returns to the Chord Progression Podcast once again in 2024. While out on the road with Imminence, we catch up from the van, talking about
Why the band takes that fan-first approach to their live shows, and the reason every other band should do the same.
How Of Virtue inspires fans to defeat substance abuse through their music and openness in discussing the topic.
The response to their latest album Omen from our previous conversation, and why this is a band you should be a fan of.
Damon is, and always will be, a recurring guest on the Chord Progression Podcast! Be sure to hit the subscribe button to never miss another band, or recurring guest.
How To Start a Band in 2024: The How-To Guide with Florida band DONEFOR
Épisode 520
mardi 4 juin 2024 • Durée 01:02:53
It is never easy starting a band, and in 2024, it keeps getting more difficult. Where do you start? How do you start? How do you get noticed? How do you get booked on shows?
There is no how to manual on this process. However, this band embroiled in all of this is going to give you that how-to manual, while showing you exactly who they are.
DONEFOR joins the podcast all the way from Florida! with this episode, we dive deep into:
How to start a band in 2024, with tips on how to book shows, how to stand out, and the importance of never giving up in an industry that will give you a lot more "No's" than "Yes's"
Why relationship building is one of the most important things you can do in the music industry, from both the band's and Kevin's perspective as well.
What you need to do to make people "want" to see you by doing what you can to garner attention in a world when everyone has less money, and assorted attention span.
Want to discover more artists and learn all you can about what's coming up ion the music industry? Tap the subscribe button to join us for the ride!
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/donefor/1643981837
Why Oceano Waited So Long To Release New Music, And Why They Are Going To Deliver For The Fans!
Épisode 519
jeudi 30 mai 2024 • Durée 58:39
Since 2017, we have only had 2 singles released from the legends in Oceano. Many are wondering what has been going on, why is new music taking so long, and what will this new music entail?
Well, that is where we come in, with a podcast episode that will answer all of your questions the best that it can.
Adam from Oceano joins the Chord Progression Podcast for a great hour of music conversation. On this episode, we talk about
What Oceano has been doing during their "down time" when it comes to making new music.
How Oceano made this new album, from the differing inspirations, and the collaborative effort that put it together.
With a focus to never lose sight of the music community, why Oceano will always adapt to what is thrown in front of them.
A great episode with Adam, so hit the subscribe button for even more episodes like this.
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/oceano/281594816
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Witherfall & Why AI Will NOT Destroy the Music Industry as Technology Progresses
Épisode 518
mardi 28 mai 2024 • Durée 59:26
The fear of AI entering the music industry and completely changing the future of music to something less creative and more calculated is growing every day. Artists don't only have to compete for attention with each other, but now with an algorithm.
However, this conversation shows us the many reasons why AI will NEVER overtake an artist in the music industry. From their impact, their ability, and their personal desires, AI won't compete.
Jake and Joseph of the melodic metal band Witherfall rejoin the podcast for the first time in 3 years. This episode dives deep into
The current state of AI in music, how it works, and why so many people are afraid it is going to destroy the music industry.
Joseph's take on it and providing the reason why AI will not destroy the industry, convincing Kevin and Jake in the process.
A look into what Witherfall has been up to in the past 3 years, and their upcoming festival runs trying to win over black metal fans.
Easily one of the most timely and important podcasts we have ever done. Hit the subscribe button to not miss out on any more episodes going forward.
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/witherfall/1173155042
Taylor Barber of Left To Suffer: Metal Is the Most Eclectic Genre & Here Is Why
Épisode 517
jeudi 23 mai 2024 • Durée 50:51
Metal's growing popularity over the past 5 years has been something to behold. Bring Me The Horizon is the most popular in the genre, Knocked Loose played Coachella, and Sleep Token is an international powerhouse. But why is that.
It is because metal is the most eclectic genre out there right now, allowing so many people to find a home in something within the genre. And this deathcore band is easily encapsulating.
Taylor Barber of Left To Suffer joins the Chord Progression Podcast today with a brand new album upcoming, and a continued growth in the music world. On this podcast, we dive deep into
Why metal is the most eclectic genre in music right now, and how that is fostering more bands bending genres and bringing new fans into the music.
How Taylor and Left To Suffer are continuing to expand their sound and ability with the band new album Leap of Death.
The reason Left To Suffer doesn't limit themselves to who they tour with, allowing them to expand their reach even further.
This is a great episode, with a great man. Hit the subscribe button because we have a lot more coming up.
Lauren Babic & Red Handed Denial Tackle Tik Tok & Internet's Current Impact on Music in New Album
Épisode 516
mardi 21 mai 2024 • Durée 56:26
Technology has massively changed how musicians operate. Long gone are the days of just making the best music. Musicians need to have a brand, create music that is going to have a viral moment, ensure they have popularity on social media, and up to date on the latest trends.
But is that new relationship with technology hurting musicians creatively going forward? One band explored that frustration on their brand new album, and it comes from someone who has always been on the forefront of the social media landscape for music.
The one and only Lauren Babic of Red Handed Denial joins the Chord Progression Podcast to dive deep into the themes and sounds on the new album A Journey Through Virtual Dystopia (May 24th). On this episode, we get into it conversing about:
How technology's evolution and the prominence of Tik Tok have changed music creation, focusing on viral moments and what is popular.
Why so many musicians are feeling burnt out thanks to reels, trying to stay on top of trends, and dealing with an identity crisis as they now have to do everything.
A dive into A Journey Through Virtual Dystopia, and how Red Handed Denial took a lot of chances to rediscover their identity in the Tik Tok age.
This is an incredible conversation, and more like this are coming your way. Hit that subscribe button to not miss out!
How the New Album Looks at Our Current Relationship with Technology: (1:14)
Will Authentic Art & Music Die in the Search To Go Viral: (6:57)
Are Viral Moments Hampering New Bands' Ability to Connect with Fans?: (14:00)
Navigating an Identity Crisis with Digital & AI Growth: (18:42)
The Artist Burnout Caused by Tik Tok: (22:50)
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