Trve. Cvlt. Pop! – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! it's a music podcast u kno. Where else could we go this week?... well, anywhere we wanted really, but we choose to spend the episode talking about one of the biggest music stories in forever; the reformation of Oasis after 16 years away. Will it work out? Who will be in the band with Liam and Noel? Who will support them? We pose all the questions.

Plus, is it the biggest reunion of all time? Well, we'll dive into that too, picking some of the most shocking, surprising, successful and famous reunions in music's history and comparing them to the madness we've seen this week.

Welcome back to another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a Shaggy Podcast... well, a music podcast, but this week Shaggy plays a HUGE part in the show.

He's not totally dominant though, although... look it's a lot of Shaggy. But Steve and Gaz look at a recent article proclaiming the 25 most overrated albums of all time and see if the criticism holds up. Plus there is a report of a recent show in Gent by returning death metal heroes The Black Dhalia Murder. It WAS us actually.

Hello. Steve went to Glastonbury and he is suffering after it, but, the trooper, he is here to review the whole festival for you here now. 

It's time for another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the music podcast for fans of Lizzo AND Rammstein! Imagine that! This week Sam and Steve have been delighted to see that particular crossover happen, unlike some folks on the internet. We're happy with that, and we're also happy to be reviewing the latest releasing from the likes of Gorillaz, Zulu, Algiers, Full of Hell and Primitive Man, Shame and Rebecca Black. 

Also, Sam's been listening to loads of Melvins when he's not been bullied by Steve to put on the, nearly, ten minute long version of People Hold On by Coldcut featuring Lisa Stanfield. It's GOOD FOR MORALE!

Yes, yes, it is us, you're right! It's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a couple of bloody lads talking about bloody music! Steve and Sam have had a hell of a week, if you're asking, with Sam going to see Gojira, Alien Weaponry and Employed to Serve in Nottingham and Steve... erm... not really knowing specifically why everyone is annoyed with Matty Healy again.

They've also been listening to new music from a bunch of cracking artists, and we review the latest releases from Code Orange, P!nk, Hundred Reasons, Orbital, Host and Erase Theory. Plus chat about a pair of bangers from stoner rock legends Red Fang and underrated new wave heroes XTC. 

HEAR ME NOW! It's another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! and this week Steve and Sam have got reggae on the brain as they talk about a load of early 90's reggae classics for no reason other than Steve's recent appearance on the excellent Pop Collaborate and Listen podcast episode about Chaka Demus and Pliers. They talk about it (for too long if we're honest) about the silly pair, before turning their attention to The BRIT's, Gojira's merch prices, U2's Vegas residency and the sad news of the passing of Trugoy the Dove of De La Soul.

We also review some excellent new music from Paramore, Caroline Polachek and Jessica Winter. 

Here we go! It's only bloody Trve. Crvp. Pop! the spin off podcast of us here at Trve. Cvlt. Pop! where we try and find the very worst album ever made by anyone EVER! You might recall us giving you the lovely Christmas gift of Cliff at Christmas... er... at Christmas, last year. We mentioned in that episode that there are over 80 albums that have already been ranked previously by Steve, and now Sam has arrived it is his chance to have his say on the albums (that he's actually listened to, the mad GHETT!) and re-rank our work to reflect our tastes more accurately, before we get going again and start giving the worst music ever a bleddy good kicking! So that's what this is. We'll be back with another stinker soon. CHEERS!!!!!

It's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! time again baby! Steve and Sam are back to talk about the week in music. This means there are reviews on new music from In Flames, Young Fathers, Lil Yaughty and Narrow Head, all the gossip from this weeks Grammy ceremony, which means we go "ooh nice!" at wins for Kendrick Lamar and Brandi Carlile and the big 50th anniversary celebration of hip-hop, and "Oh ffs!" at their treatment of metal and ignoring Turnstile, a Healy watch where we fear for the safety of our little Matty as he picks a beef with the Gallagher Brothers and Steve reports back from seeing UK rap superstar in the making Kojey Radical from the tiny confines of a bar in East London. Think that's it...? OH, no, wait, we also talk about series three of the 1987 ITV impression sketch comedy show Copycats again. Admit it, that's why you're really here. 

Welcome you brave soul, to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a popular music podcast, that is about popular music, and is popular. Apparently. This week Sam and Steve are joined by our good friend and Hell Bent for Metal Podcast host Mr. Tom Dare, to look at new music from Fucked Up, Eyes and Sam Smith, who has inspired our entire show this week after the video for their song I'm Not Here To Make Friends boiled the piss of some reactionary fools! 

Is the video REALLY that controversial? Or is Sam Smith just having a lovely time in a corset? We give it some context by looking at some of the most "Shocking" and "appalling" music videos of all time from the likes of Madonna, The Prodigy, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Lil Nas X and... yuk... Cattle Decapitation. Expect blood, blasphemy, incest, violence, sexiness and Nazis... so many bloody Nazis!

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the finest music podcast in this fair land. On this week's show we are celebrating the 55th birthday of legendary vocalist and auteur of musical anarchy, Mr. Mike Patton. Steve and Sam have picked a few of our favourite, most surprising, most inspiring and most underrated moments from the great man's career to show our love and appreciation for a genuine one off performer. Happy birthday Mike!

Also, we look at new music from Manneskin and XL Life, shrug off the news of Panic! At the Disco's split, laugh at the Black Eyed Peas being forced to reap what they have sown as one of their songs is appropriated by a pooing unicorn, laugh at a hilarious (citation needed) mix up between Matt Heafy and Matt Healy and wonder why a Priest got sent to hell, and why, more importantly, is he livid to hear Rihanna's Umbrella being played down there... that's a real story by the way. Mad.