DC Rock History
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Q and Not U - "No Kill No Beep Beep" with Sahan Jayasuriya
Q and Not U - "No Kill No Beep Beep" with Sahan Jayasuriya
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Join hosts Philip Basnight and Alex Vidales as they explore Washington, D.C.’s rich rock history. Each episode uncovers iconic albums and overlooked gems, featuring stories behind the music, the artists, and the evolving local scene. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the city’s musical legacy, this podcast shines a light on the sounds that shaped rock in the nation’s capital. email: [email protected]
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- Q and Not U - "No Kill No Beep Beep" with Sahan Jayasuriya · 1 h 8 min · Epizoda 42In this episode, we take a deep dive into No Kill No Beep Beep, the 2000 debut from Washington, DC band Q and Not U and one of the most distinctive records to come out of the…
- Slant 6 - "Soda Pop*Rip Off" with Sara Marcus · 1 h 4 min · Epizoda 41In this episode, we take a deep dive into Soda Pop*Rip Off, the 1994 debut from Washington, DC trio Slant 6 and one of the sharpest records to come out of the early ’90s Dischord…
- The Obsessed - "The Obsessed" with Metal Chris · 58 min · Epizoda 40In this episode, we take a deep dive into The Obsessed, the 1990 self-titled debut from the Potomac, Maryland doom band led by Scott “Wino” Weinrich and a foundational document…
- Smart Went Crazy - "Con Art" with Devin Ocampo · 1 h 2 min · Epizoda 39In this episode, we take a deep dive into Con Art, Smart Went Crazy's 1997 swan song and one of the most ambitious records to ever come out of the Dischord catalog. The band…
- Tuscadero - "The Pink Album" with Tuscadero · 57 min · Epizoda 38In this episode, we take a deep dive into The Pink Album, Tuscadero's 1994 debut and one of the defining records of the DC indie pop scene. Formed 1993 in the Mount Pleasant…
- The Dismemberment Plan - "Emergency & I" with Chris DeVille · 1 h 5 min · Epizoda 37In this episode, we take a deep dive into Emergency & I, the Dismemberment Plan's 1999 landmark and the album that cemented the band as one of the most distinctive acts to emerge…
- The Pietasters - "Willis" with Stephen Jackson · 58 min · Epizoda 36In this episode, we take a deep dive into Willis, the Pietasters' 1997 record and the album that brought the DC-bred ska band to their widest audience. Formed at Virginia Tech by…
- Foo Fighters - "The Colour and the Shape" with Mike Jones · 54 min · Epizoda 35In this episode, we take a deep dive into The Colour and the Shape, the Foo Fighters' 1997 sophomore record and the album widely credited with establishing Dave Grohl as a…
- Shudder to Think sets the record straight! · 1 h 1 min · Epizoda 34In this episode of the DC Rock History Podcast, we sit down with Shudder to Think, one of the most singular and adventurous bands to emerge from the Washington, D.C. underground…
- Fugazi - "In On The Kill Taker" with Chris Ryan · 1 h 1 min · Epizoda 33In this episode, we revisit Fugazi and take a deep dive into In On The Kill Taker, the band’s explosive 1993 follow-up to Steady Diet of Nothing and Repeater. Released on…
- Shudder To Think - "Pony Express Record" with Nabil Ayers · 60 min · Epizoda 32In this episode, we explore the history and impact of Shudder to Think and their groundbreaking 1994 album Pony Express Record, a release that pushed the boundaries of what DC…
- Soulside - "Less Deep Inside Keeps" with Johnny Temple · 1 h 10 min · Epizoda 31In this episode, we explore the history and impact of Soulside, the influential late-80s DC post-hardcore band whose music bridged the energy of the original hardcore scene with…
- Velocity Girl - "Copacetic" with Jeffrey Everett · 1 h 15 min · Epizoda 30In this episode, we explore Copacetic, the 1993 full-length debut from Velocity Girl, a band that helped expand the definition of what Washington, DC-area indie rock could sound…
- Unrest - "Perfect Teeth" with Mark Robinson · 1 h 9 min · Epizoda 29In this episode, we explore Perfect Teeth, the 1993 swan song from Unrest, a band that redefined what DC and Northern Virginia indie rock could be. Released on the legendary UK…
- Nation of Ulysees - "13-Point Program to Destroy America" with John Davis · 1 h 6 min · Epizoda 28In this episode, we explore 13-Point Program to Destroy America, the 1991 debut album from Nation of Ulysses that turned DC’s post-hardcore scene on its head. Released by…
- Fugazi - "13 Songs" with Jim Saah · 1 h 6 min · Epizoda 27In this episode, we explore 13 Songs, the seminal compilation that introduced Fugazi’s raw urgency and experimental edge to a wider audience. Originally released in 1989 by…
- Fire Party - "s/t" with Fire Party · 1 h 1 min · Epizoda 26In this episode, we explore Fire Party, the self-titled debut from one of the most groundbreaking bands to emerge from Washington, D.C.’s post–Revolution Summer punk scene…
- Embrace - "Embrace" with Mark Jenkins · 48 min · Epizoda 25In this episode, we dive into Embrace, the posthumously released self-titled album from one of the most pivotal bands of Washington, D.C.’s Revolution Summer movement. Though…
- Dag Nasty - "Can I Say" with Broke Royals · 1 h 6 min · Epizoda 24In this episode, we dive into Can I Say, the 1986 debut album from Dag Nasty - a record that helped define melodic hardcore and mark a turning point in Washington, D.C.’s punk…
- Rites of Spring - "Rites of Spring" with Mark Andersen · 1 h 14 min · Epizoda 23In this episode, we explore Rites of Spring, the 1985 self-titled release that intertwined with Revolution Summer and reshaped the direction of punk in Washington, D.C. and…
