Hello and welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! A POP MUSIC PODCAST! Steve and Gaz have decided to launch back into the tried and tested formula of the A, B, C Box Game that we love so much. You know the drill by now... but for those of you that don't, this is the deal; we take some overplayed songs of popular culture and decide if we would like them turned off (Box A), listen to them if they're on (Box B) or relentlessly play them FOREVER (Box C). We tackle song by the likes of ...Plus we give you another banging lost single in the segment we call Lvst. Cvlt. Pop!, and we talk about US country star Oliver Anthony going all Dixie Chicks in London this week... sort of. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a podcast about pop music. On this weeks show we discuss what has been a busy couple of days for us over at TCP Towers. Firstly, both Steve and Gaz headed down to London's O2 to watch The 1975, Still... At Their Very Best apparently, before hooking up for a lovely Valentines day treat seeing both Black Honey AND Crowded House on the same day, we then rushed back and fired up the YouTube's to see Usher's massive Superbowl Halftime performance. It's been pretty ace.It's amazing that we got to fit anything else in, but, seeing at it is 32 years since Bart Simpson topped the UK singles chart with Do The Bartman, we look at some of the most interesting examples of fictional artists and find 5 banging songs from Teen soap characters, cartoon cats, big screen musicians played by Lindsay Lohan and Hugh Grant and... whatever Damon Albarn thinks Gorillaz are these days. We also look back at a classic Lvst. Cvlt. Pop! from UK soul-pop nearly men JoBoxers. Ooooohhh it's a good show! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a full on podcast about music innit. This week marks the 60th anniversary of the legendary performance by The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show on the 9th of February 1964. So, we decided to celebrate by looking at some of Gaz's favourite performances by bands in the years since. We go from art-pop with Wogan to glam rock with Jimmy Kimmel, stopping off for novelty grunge hits on Letterman and greasy rock and roll on TFI Friday along the way. We also have a quick chat about the recent Grammys and MOBO awards and pay tribute to the late Wayne Kramer of The MC5, who passed away this week.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt Pop! where we look at popular music in a podcast format. This week Steve and Gaz are looking at all of their favourite releases from the month of January. We review new music from The Smile, Fakear, Future Islands (who Steve also saw in concert this week), Black Grape, Sleater Kinney, Unlearn the World, Keyon Harrold, Sprints, Ulysses Owen Jnr and Generation Y, Josiah Soren, Leaf Dog and Bolts of Melody. There is also a quick chat about Depeche Mode live for the third time in a week (there is a reason, trust) and we introduce our new feature Lvst. Cvlt. Pop! with a 1990 UK rap banger that you may well have forgotten about. And we slag off Green Day, because, why not! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a pop music podcast. VERY pop this week as Steve and Gaz enter the murky waters of cover versions by Boybands, a tricky place to navigate, as, in the main, boybands covering other people's songs get quite the bad rap. But we've had a good 'ol nose around and have come up with five each that we think are worth your time. From Take That and East 17 here on our own shores, to Boyz II Men and New Kids on the Block on the other side of the pond, there are some gems to be discovered... and some that might just be nostalgia on our part.There is also a report on Bring Me the Horizon's recent O2 show, two nights of Depeche Mode's UK tour and we also pay tribute to esteemed music journalist Neil Kulkarni, who passed away this week. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, this week Steve and Gaz have to move fast, which means there is no earworm of the week (wait till next week though! YOU'LL LOVE IT!) and we only get a couple of minutes to talk about the Coachella line up and why one of us is VERY excited by the return of No Doubt and the other one... well, he's threatening to leave before the encore. The reason for our haste? We're joined by a special guest in Black Honey lead singer and guitarist Izzy Phillips, who has taken our five album challenge mere weeks before her band heads out on their Inclusive Extravaganza tour, which culminates in a huge show at London's Kentish Town Forum. We look at massive albums from Pixies, T Rex, Blondie, The Spice Girls and Nirvana.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely music podcast. On this weeks show Gaz is back! YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! He and Steve look back at some of the releases that we missed throughout 2023, they're good too! We look at the releases from Peter Gabriel, Aesop Rock, Green Lung, Boygenius, Buck 65, Doseone & Gel, Troye Sivan, McKinley Dixon, The Hold Steady, Baxter Dury, Meshell Ndegeocello, The Lions Daughter and Resovwaar Dogs... If that isn't enough for you, we also talk about Mark Crossley from the 1991 Nottingham Forest FA Cup Final team. What's not to like?! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Oi! YOU MAN! It's a little bonus catch up of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast, where we're having a little January challenge! Steve, Sam and Gaz all have to listen to an album that they have never heard before on each day of the month of January. That's 93 albums in total you know! Wanna see how they've been getting on?... well, you can't, as this is a purely audio medium. Sorry about that. You can listen though! Here we briefly discuss every album we've heard from the 1st to the 9th of January.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, yes, Happy New Year, welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a bloody great music podcast actually mates. On this weeks show Steve is joined by Sam Sleight, who tags in for Gaz, who is feeling a bit poorly right about now. GET WELL SOON GAZ! Steve and Sam discuss the events that took place across the month in January of 1991; which included a mad decision from The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, tragic events involving AC/DC and Def Leppard, Richey Manic showing the world that he was 4 Real and Iron Maiden scoring their only ever UK number one hit single with Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter. We also big up some bangers from LCD Soundsystem and The Blow Monkeys and wonder why Green Day have suddenly gone all political! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and Happy NEW Year! We're starting off 2024 with listening to an album we haven't heard each day throughout January. Here's at least some, and hopefully all, of the details.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In the words of Noddy Holder, IT'S CHRISTMAS... yeah, we did do that. Ssssssorry about that. It's our last podcast of the year, so we've decided to take the many festive songs of the time and place them in Box A, Box B or Box C... if you don't know what that means, well, we tell you in the show.Also, who is that at our door on a cold December night?! Why, it's only Alter Bridge and Creed guitarist, and solo artist in his own right, Mr. Mark Tremonti. And he comes bearing the gift of his latest album; Mark Tremonti Christmas Classics Old & New. Mark gives us the lowdown on the holiday season at the Tremonti household before revealing his five favourite Christmas songs of all time. It's a right laugh! God bless us... Every one. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to Trve. Clvff. Pop! podcast, where we rank all of the most recent albums released by Sir Cliff Richard, part of the Trve. Crvp. Pop! podcast, where we search for the very worst album ever made, part of the Trve. Cvlt. Pop! podcast... which is just a music podcast basically. On this years show we look at Cliff With Strings - My Kinda Life, the 47th studio album from rake thin crooner, fat shamer and knight of the realm Sir Cliff Richard. It's basically a load of Cliff's songs, but with some orchestration on it! AMAZING! This might not have been such an event of a podcast if Cliff hadn't recently decided to call out Elvis Presley as a big fat disgusting blob recently, causing ire up and down the land in doing so. But, if we're honest, we're glad he did! We look at the furore, the album, the aftermath and we deep dive into the life and times of the legendary Lance Tankard... honestly. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Oh hi again, you've decided to stick around for this Trve. Cvlt. Pop! special have you? Nice one. If you have just joined us, Steve and Gaz are currently half way through their own individual top 20 albums of the year list. We finish of the final 10, with a specific top 5, as well as chatting about the best songs of the year and a few of the things that weren't so good.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast. This week Steve and Gaz start the countdown for the very best albums of the year, with 10 album each from their own personal top 20 releases of the year. There is also chat about the best gigs and the best EP's that took place over the last 12 months. The second part, with the full countdown is on its way.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another excellent episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! where we are starting to count down our favourite albums of the year. This week it is the turn of our very own Sam Sleight to countdown his favourite 20 albums of the year, plus his best gigs, EP's, songs, festival performances and the one thing that he really, REALLY just didn't get. It's not just Sam though, we also hear from Metal Hammer's own Rich Hobson, former Hammer editor and old school podcast legend Merlin Alderslade and the Pop, Collaborate and Listen podcasts own Dave Fensome, all of whom pick their five favourite releases of 2023. It's bloody good! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! back once again to give you a big 'ol dose of music podcast loveliness. On this weeks show we catch up with a mixed bag of albums from across the month of November, with reviews on the latest releases from Danny Brown, Helmet, HEALTH, Take That, Chris Stapleton, Murkage Dave, Chase and Status, Jelani Brown, Madness, Jelani Blackman, Irreversible Entanglements, The Cortina Protocol, The Hope Conspiracy, Guided By Voices, Scream and Panic Stations.Plus we discuss the sad passing of two musical legends in Shane MacGowan and Geordie Walker, the Reading and Leeds and Hellfest line up is quickly dissected and there is live reports on recent gigs by The Prodigy, Ithaca and Don Broco.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to our search for the worst album ever made, here on Trve. Crvp. Pop!, the Trve. Cvlt. Pop! spin off. Nice eh! This week Steve and Sam are looking at the debut album from US electro duo The Chainsmokers, Memories... Do Not Open, released on the 7th of April 2017.Who are The Chainsmokers you ask? Well, it's only Andrew "Drew" Taggart and Alexander "Alex" Pall, a pair of "musicians" from New York, who decided to pool their "TALENTS" together to create some electronic dance music back at the start of the 2010's when that sort of thing began to get popular in the USA. Their first hit was 2014's #Selfie, which was a deeply obnoxious, but weirdly popular, viral hit about how women are stupid, vacuous idiots, set to the sound of tuneless, brainless dubstep! Ugh! Well... at least they can't get any worse eh!... you might want to sit down, we have some bad news. Memories... Do Not Open is every bit as bad as its title would suggest, but instead of energy drink glugging, Spring Break-core, it is full of weepy, electro, plinky piano self-loathing and "deep" lyrical content. Somehow, it manages to make The Chainsmokers even more dislikable than they already were. Some achievement, and it makes our hosts as angry as they have ever been in podcast form for some time. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! for your little ears! This week Steve and Gaz are back to doing what they do best; reducing really famous and iconic songs into categories and filing them into imaginary boxes marked A, B or C depending on how much we like said tune... YES! It's the return of the A, B, C, Box game! Everyone from Weezer to Warren G, Queens of the Stone Age to Spice Girls get their biggest hit re-evaluated.Plus there is chat about the recent Symposium and A gig in London... probably too much chat if we're being brutally honest with ourselves, we discuss the German language after a Munich Mayor spilt the beans on the probability of an AC/DC tour in 2024, muse on why Cliff Richard HATES fat people SHOCKER! Even fat people who he has made a career out of copying, he really needs our help and, weirdly, we keep bringing up football legend Ian Wright's recent 60th birthday...? ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, yes, it's Trve.Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast. Stephen Hill... Stephen ILL more like, Steve's ill and has dragged himself up to join Gaz to talk about all manner of exciting music based chat as he picks his top 5 favourite one off collaboration singles ever, ranging from everyone from Meatloaf to Gallows to Kylie to Faith No More to Aretha Franklin. We also chat about a pair of big tunes from Vanilla Pod and Cascada, the Grammys getting metal wrong again and a welcome return of Healy watch! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! You've made an excellent decision to join us. On this weeks show Steve and Gaz do something that they both said they hated only mere weeks ago, discussing the entirety of the recently announced Download Festival line up. You've definitely heard all of this before... sssssssorry about that. Still, it's not all exhausting festival chat, nah, we also have decided to to invent a #FUN new game! Steve has picked 20 of the most critically adored and definitive classic albums of all time, and found 1 star user reviews of them from Google, Amazon and Rate Your Music, all Gaz has to do is guess the album! So, who is just making music to make depressed teenagers feel special? What classic album was created by rolling a bin down a grassy hill? Which legendary pop singer is just a "squeaky voiced gnome"? And why have we all been labelling a certain album a masterpiece of socio-political commentary when it was actually "meaningless, mainstream pop pap"? You'll find out here.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast. This week Steve and Gaz are at it again... when we say "at it" we meant rounding up a big 'ol load of releases from the past month. Firstly, blimey, there is a new Beatles song to talk about, who saw that coming?! We also look at the latest releases from Casisdead, The Gaslight Anthem, The Rolling Stones, Sufjan Stevens, Creeper, DJ Shadow, Barry Can't Swim, The Menzingers, Crosses, The Streets, Muriel, Paramore, Duran Duran, Sampha, Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist and Bad Rabbits. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another lovely Trve. Cvlt. Pop! podcast. Steve and Gaz have been a pair of busy bees this week, heading out across the country to see live performances from Madonna, Discharge and Quicksand, together at last, and listening to long forgotten one hit wonders from the 80's and still putting out music one hit wonders from the 90's.But the real reason we're here it to take you back to exactly 27 years ago and retrace the steps that led to one of the most shocking departures from a band that happened in rock during our lifetimes; when Axl Rose kicked Slash out of Guns 'n' Roses. We look back on the madness, the drama, the solo projects, the creative differences, the GnR "Yoko Ono", the terrible covers and the chance meetings by swimming pools that all coalesced into one of hard rocks biggest ever bands falling apart... they made up though, it's all fine now, you might have heard about it.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another search for the very worst album of all time, yes, it's Trve. Crvp. Pop!. Steve and Sam are back and are looking at My Beauty, the second solo album from former (and current) Dexy's Midnight Runners frontman, released on the 21st of September 1999.Rowland was one of the biggest stars in music in Britain in the 1980's, but after Dexy's split in 1987 he spiralled into depression and drug addiction and decided to quit music. After a spell living on the streets Rowland signed to Creation Records, home of Oasis, Primal Scream, My Bloody Valentine and, of course, 3 Colours Red, and released a set of covers, with the lyrics changed to reflect his recent struggles. It should have been a triumphant comeback, but Rowland decided to portray himself on the front cover wearing a dress and lingerie, much to the confusion of the UK music press, and then turn up fully made up and in a dress at the Reading Festival in 1999 a month before the album was released. It was a disaster and completely overshadowed the music on My Beauty. Rowland, it was reported, only sold 500 copies of the album and he became the punchline to many a joke at the time. But, 24 years on, does the music stand up? ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Hi everybody! Welcome back to the most excellent music podcast Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Hey, don't say we never listen to you, our loyal listeners, as this week Steve and Gaz have taken one of your suggestions from a few weeks ago and turned it into an entire podcast.This week we begin to count down our own personal A-Z of Awf... I mean, the Alphabet of Atrocities (other music based A-Z rant podcasts are available), starting at the start, obvs, with the letters A through to D. So, will Steve bring up Alestorm AGAIN? Will Gaz double down on his shameful opinion of Blondie? Will our hosts say "STOP GETTING THE 90'S WRONG!" at a certain radio station? Yeah. Yeah, they will. There's other stuff too though.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely music podcast!On this weeks show Steve and Gaz have taken a number of your suggestions from our social media channels of big, huge, massive, anthemic, popular songs and sorted them into three different boxes; Box A for "Never let this song darken my ears again!", Box B for "I'm not putting it on personally, but if it comes on then I'll enjoy it." or Box C "THIS SONG IS THE GREATEST! STICK ITON LOOP FOREVER!". If you've ever wanted to know where we stand on pop punk classics, England football and cricket anthems, grunge bangers, huge hip-pop tunes, the definitive 90's power ballads, and more, this is the show for you. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! an actual music podcast. On this weeks show Steve and Gaz catch up with all of the music they listened to over the month of September and tell you what they thought of it. There's chat on new tunes from Joey Valence & Brae, The National, The Armed, Killer Mike, Harms Way, Diddy, Ash, Cannibal Corpse, Mahalia, Snow Wife, Hundred Reasons, Corrine Bailey Rae, Blood Command, Harms Way, Baroness, Steven Wilson, Grrrl Gang and RJ Archer and the Painful Memories.Plus we talk about the new U2 song, not exciting, and their Vegas residency at the amazing new Sphere venue, quite exciting.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a very nice podcast about music. This week Steve and Gaz begin a journey into musical excellence as we make a Mount Rushmore of TCP for as many musical genres as we possibly can. It's a simple concept; each hosts picks five artists they think define said musical genre and we discuss to the death until only four remain and take their place on the coveted Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Mount Rushmore. We're going to do it with ALL the genres, but start this week with three; Prog, Funk and Punk. Who makes it? Come listen to find out! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Reviews, where we take one recently released album and review it. Simple.On this Episode Steve is joined by Sam to look at the new album from Pittsburgh hardcore turned metal band Code Orange, The Above. After we all went mad for 2017's Forever and 2020's Underneath, there is a lot of pressure on Code Orange to keep their hot streak going. Does their fifth album manage to do so? We'll tell you here won't we. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Reviews, where we hyper focus on one new album that we think is worth your time and talk about it... and about British radio presenters from the 1980's... although not always that second bit. On this podcast we look at the brand new, and 16th, album from Australian pop legend Kylie Minogue, Tension. Kylie has been having a pretty decent time of it recently, in the aftermath of her 2020 lockdown album Disco she moved backed to her native Melbourne, and wrote this collection of songs that were meant to represent true classic Kylie anthemic disco pop. The lead single Padam Padam became her biggest hit in the US since the halcyon days of Can't Get You Out of My Head, perfectly setting up Tension's release. An album full of 80's synth pop, classy disco strutting, throbbing, deep house and glam campness all over the gaff. But... do Steve and Gaz like it? UH... YAH! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another Trve. Crvp. Pop!, the spin off podcast where we search for the worst album ever made. This week Steve and Sam are looking at Live it Up, the third album from US folk-rock supergroup Crosby, Stills and Nash, released on the 26th of June 1990.We actually don't know much about CSN, as will become apparent throughout this podcast, but what we do know is that David Crosby was a loveable loony, and his jail time, disregard for authority, drug addiction, lack of wanting to partake in music videos and passive aggressive album titles make what would be a utterly pointless and boring mid-period album from an established band into something pretty funny.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello everyone, welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop. Here is an old podcast from the past that was originally released as part of our exclusive content at patreon.com/trve.cvltpop on Take That's 2010 album Progress. You can sign up there to suggest an album and we will do our best to accommodate that, or you can just listen to the many exclusive podcasts we have there.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast that is about to celebrate its first bloody birthday! Aah! That's nice innit!It's at this time that we, that's Steve, Sam and Gaz, all get together and tackle your questions, each, every and all of them, in a full "Ask me anything!" episode. Steve even does some actual editing out this week too! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a podcast about music. This week, in the direct aftermath of the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, Steve and Gaz look at issue 871 of Kerrang! magazine, the first issue to be released after the event, and take a look back at what the immediate reaction from the music world was. We look at the cancelled tours, the songs dropped from radio and TV, the changes artists had to make to upcoming releases, the songs that were inspired by the event and see what the long term effects it had on the world of music.It's not all heavy, we also review new music from Nation of Language, The Chemical Brothers, Olivia Rodrigo, Angel Du$t and Kvelertak and there is a live report from Trivium's final show on the In the Court of the Dragon touring cycle. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey there, yes indeed, it's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a podcast about a load of musical things. This week Steve and Gaz listen to, talk about and review some new music from Slowdive, Empire State Bastard, Ashnikko and... well, it's actually not new music from Grandaddy, but one of thought it was was ages... we review their B-sides collection.There's also chat about Steel Panther popping up on America's Got Talent, internet scamps pretending to be in Sleep Token and we pay our respects to Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell, who sadly passed away at the age of 56 this week. Plus there are a pair of bangers in our heads this week, one from Little Mix and one from Lieu.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's another look at the world of the worst albums ever made, as we present another Trve. Crvp. Pop!, searching for the most awful moment in the history of music. This week, Steve and Sam are rating and ranking Fly on the Wall, the 10th studio album from hard rock legends Ac/DC, released on the 28th of June 1985. The 80's had been kind to AC/DC initially, their 7th album Back in Black was one of the biggest albums ever made, shifting 25 millions copies in the US alone. But as the decade wore on, so the profile of the band began to wane somewhat. 25 million sales became 4 million, which then became "only" 1 million as they continued to release album in the first half of the decade. By 1985, with glam metal on the rise, AC/DC were considered by many to have peaked, the band themselves wanted nothing to do with MTV ready pop-metal and decided to self produce their next record. The result was an album in Fly on the Wall that is usually cited as their weakest moment... but is it really that bad? Or did a link to a serial killer, the ire of the PMRC and a bunch of confusing videos starring the band, a bunch of goofy actors and a cartoon fly all combine to kill it?  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast.This week we are going slightly darker than usual, as Steve and Gaz discuss their relationship with certain problematic artists. Steve picks five songs that he no longer listens to, discusses the reasons for ditching them and how outside issues can effect your enjoyment of a song or how the behaviour of an artist can negate the power of a song that you formerly loved.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

All... well, not all, some... SOME of the things that happened on Sunday at the Reading Festival.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome back to Trve. Crvp. Pop!, a little spin off of our usual show where we search for the very worst album ever made in music history. This week Steve and Sam are looking at the fabulous world of soap stars making music, as we talk about the debut album from Adam "Ian Beale" Woodyatt, It's Time for Love, from 2008. We all know who Ian Beale is don't we! But what about the man behind the character? Well, he's likes photography, he has performed onstage at the National Theatre and he also has this random and incredibly rare record to his name. We've done some serious, and not so serious, digging for this one, the question is... is Woodyatt the new Kylie? Or should he have stayed in his fictional Fish and Chip shop rather than venture into the music world? We'll let you know.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Steve's at the Reading Festival. Here's what he saw on Friday and Saturday. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey there, welcoming you back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast for all your musical needs. This week Steve and Gaz mention... something obscure from the 80's, shockers eh! That's not the entire podcast though, we also look at new music from Genesis Owusu, The Xcerts, Noname and Fiddlehead, plus there have been loads of gigs happening! Steve went to see Urne, The Weeknd and Conjurer and clipping. s you get chat about that too... oh, and David Draiman wants to work with Taylor Swift... I'll bet he does! Get in line mate! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another very exciting episode of the music podcast called Trve. Cvlt. Pop! What a busy week it has been! Steve and Gaz run through as much stuff as they possibly can in their tired little frames of mind.Steve went to Bloodstock festival, to Limp Bizkit's big Gunnersbury Park super show and to see Chat Pile, so you get reviews of all of those shows and some chat about the recent addition of Architects and more to next year's Bloodstock line up, we review the latest album from UK electro crew Jungle and then Gaz goes back to the glory days of the late 80's and early 90's (AGAIN!) as he picks his top 5 favourite early rave one hit wonder bangers. Expect excited chat on euphoric piano, massive beats and plenty of Arnie samples.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of the music podcast Trve. Cvlt. Pop! It's been a week! It's been a big 'ol week! Steve and Gaz are back to round up a bunch of recent releases in double quick fashion. We look at new music from Urne, The Hives, Carly Rae Jepsen, Skindred, Apex Twin, Teenage Wrist, Anne Marie and Mammoth WVH. Phew! That's a lot eh! We also touch on the Lizzo thing... you know, the Lizzo thing, enthuse about classic Human League and Steve compares a cat to David Bowie. Standard.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! we hope this finds you well at this troubling time... eh? Anyway, this week Steve and Gaz are joined by James, who runs Brit-pop Memories, a Twitter (sorry X, ffs) account and blog dedicated to the joys of the Brit-pop era. James has come on after taking exception to a recent article Steve wrote belittling a handful of Brit-pop artists, and so we've given him his right to reply, whilst also taking time to explore his love of the music of the time. We discuss divisive releases from The Charlatans, Oasis, Dodgy, Kula Shaker, Marion, McAlmont & Butler, The Seahorses, Ocean Colour Scene, Suede and Gay Dad to see if they've held up or are relics from a past best forgotten.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to the wonderful world of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a bloody great music podcast for your ears. On this weeks show Steve and Gaz talk about the tragic recent passing of the iconic Sinead O'Connor, one of the greatest voices and most fearless attitudes music has ever seen, we have a big 'ol Healy watch as Matty takes on Malaysia and people lose their minds and, very excitingly, Steve caught up with Jordan and Greg from Better Lovers to talk about their recent live debut. It's pretty cool you know!Plus we review new music from Sevendust, Guided by Voices, Nas and Jaye Jayle. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the podcast that likes all the music. This week Steve and Gaz are delighted to be discussing the life, times, career and influence of one of the greatest singers of all time; the legendary Sam Cooke.We are delighted to be joined by Urne frontman Joe Nally and Sevendust's Lajon Witherspoon, two men who are Cooke superfans, to talk through the great man's wonderful career, and what we could have got were it not for his tragic death at the age of only 33. Where to start, underrated gems, the definitive classic album and, also, some bonus stories regarding James Brown and Mark Lanegan that will blow your mind. We also chat about both men's upcoming albums, and we give a shout out to a couple of bangers by Gigolo Aunts (yes, it's that one) and Shakespear's Sister (no, not the one you're thinking actually).  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Well, hello there. Welcome back to another special, one off review podcast from us, the fellas at Trve. Cvlt. Pop!On this episode we are looking at the 9th studio album from recently reformed Brit-pop legends Blur, The Ballad of Darren. This is the band's first album since 2015's rather disappointing The Magic Whip album, but the members of Blur have been keeping themselves busy in a world without their main band; Damon Albarn has been doing some solo stuff and a little project called Gorillaz, both guitarist Graham Coxon and drummer Dave Rowntree have gone solo too and bassist Alex James has... made some cheese... we're not sure. So, does the world need a new Blur album? Is it a risk to come out of hiatus and give the world new material when you already have a stellar back catalogue to fall back on and millions of fans who would surely be happy to see Blur live out their days as a lovely nostalgia blanket?Well, as you'll hear, when they are able to give us such an interesting new flavour as the one we get on The Ballad of Darren, it's certainly worth the risk.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's time for us to dive into the FILTH of the music world once more as we search for the worst album ever made, yes, it's Trve. Crvp. Pop! time once again. Steve and Sam have got something genuinely bizarre on their hands today, as we look at the debut album from Hollywood A-lister Bruce Willis, The Return of Bruno, released on the 20th of January 1987.Willis was a star, but not a megastar, back in 1987, he was on the show Moonlighting, which had given him enough profile for him to get a $5m contract to be the face of Seagram's Golden Wine Coolers*... yeah, pretty weird that eh. Anyway, on the ads Willis danced and sang, pretty badly if we're being honest, but his performances, if legend is to be believed, were good enough for Motown Records to sign him and ask him to make an album full of soul pop and R&B numbers. The album was tied in with an HBO Special that portrayed Willis' alter-ego Bruno Radolini as a great, lost legend of the music world. It was ropey as hell, but Bruce got a number 2 hit in the UK with his cover of Under the Boardwalk. So it was looking goof for his music career. But, 18 months later a film called Die Hard came out, and... well, you know the rest. Is The Retun of Bruno any good? Dan from Skindred's mum likes it! What does it matter what we think!Trve. Crvp. Pop! is in no way associated with Seagram's Golden Wine Coolers... although we would be open to any sponsorship opportunities. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the most punk rock music podcast on the planet. Definitely. That's definitely what we're going for. Steve and Gaz have got some cracking music to tell you about this week, as we review new music from Gabriels, Better Lovers, PJ Harvey and Dave and Central Cee. There is also some chat about the recent rejigging of the festival market, out goes Ozzy and in come Judas Priest at Powertrip and The 1975 are back at Reading and Leeds AGAIN! Maybe most excitingly of all though, there are live reports from two massive stadiums shows; R&B pop megastar The Weeknd's stunning performance at the London Stadium and the return of Brit-pop legends Blur at Wembley... which inevitably leads to a conversation about when Oasis are coming back. Business as usual then. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, all about music and that innit. This weeks Steve is joined now and forever by Gaz Jones, to talk about a load of things, well two, to do with the letter W. That's a new album from Will Haven and a new documentary about Wham!, we also look at the latest music from Lil Uzi Vert, Militarie Gun and Melted Bodies, plus there's a live report from Kiss and Skindred at the O2 and Pulp's glorious comeback at the not so glorious Finsbury Park. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a podcast that is usually about music, but this week is about bloody punk rock innit! Steve is reunited with our old mucker Sam Sleight, LIVE from Manchester at the Outbreak Festival. It's a bloody good line up, if you like that sort of thing, and we give you the low down on each individual day of the festival, so you can hear us get more and more knackered and exhausted as we go. Lovely stuff! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

HELLO! Welcome back to Trvve. Cvlt. Pop! a cracking little music podcast for your little ears to enjoy. This week on the show Steve has decided to ask on regular contributor to the show, confused and delighted West Ham United fan and all round top boy Tom Dare from the Hell Bent For Metal Podcast to come on and try something a little bit different.Remember Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned? Where Frank Skinner and David Baddiel would just riff a show for half an hour? Well, imagine that but without the dead wood (you know which one)! Steve and Tom chat through a variety of subjects as suggested by our Twitter followers, and by Steve as well, since he did see Depeche Mode, Rancid and Tenacious D over the last week. We touch on the genius of ABBA, rank Gojira's back catalogue, wonder why there hasn't been a modern version of Vulgar Display of Power, try and work out whether 1996 or 2010 was a better year for music, reminisce about how great Sonisphere Festival was and, crucially, discuss the word "Objectively" in music.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello there, you've made the excellent decision to listen to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the bloody great music podcast. Steve is spoilt for ace guests this week as both Gaz Jones from Track 1, Side 1 and Dave Fensome from Pop, Collaborate and Listen join him for a variety of fun things. Firstly we talk about Roger Water recent London live show, the AI Beatles song that is soon to be released and the brand new album from Queens of the Stone Age, before Steve and Gaz try and unearth some musical gems by giving you five artists each who all have less than 1000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Some right underrated beauties in there! Then Dave talks us through his weekend... long weekend at the 20th anniversary of the Download Festival. It's good time! Come on over! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another very fine episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a music podcast, for you, the discerning music fan. On this weeks show Steve is joined by Metal Hammer writer and punk rock enthusiast Rich Hobson to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the UK's biggest rock and metal festival by looking all the way back to the very first iteration of the festival in 2003 and fantasy booking it in their own image. We also look at the new album from Foo Fighters and discuss the news that Sleep Token's upcoming Wembley Arena show sold out in a mere 10 minutes.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to this brand new podcast series from us, the chaps at Trve. Cvlt. Pop! We're calling it (What's the Story)... or, if you're Sam, "WHAT WERE ALL THAT ABUT?!"... don't call it that.It's a new series where we look at some of the most shocking and infamous moments in music history and try and get our head around exactly what happened. On this first episode we are looking the events that led to and then unfolded on the 12th of February 1992, when dance music oddities The KLF invited grindcore legends Extreme Noise Terror to open that year's BRIT Awards show. The KLF were the best selling singles band of 1992, but were, as we discuss, a little unorthodox in their approach, so it makes sense... sort of... that they would decide to end their successful stint in the music industry by playing what must be comfortably the most shocking and bizarre performance the biggest night in the UK music calendar has ever witnessed... okay, maybe it actually doesn't. Things only got weirder from their, as we will discuss in the second part of this show on our patreon page; patreon.com/trvecvltpop. Hopefully see you there. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey everyone, welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely music podcast for your lovely ears. It's a bit of a weird one this week as Steve is alone, explaining why he is alone and then talking about some new music for you to listen to as well. That new music comes from Rancid, The Dirty Nil, Bar Italia, Adult DVD, Code Orange and Sleep Token. Plus, of course, there is a big 'ol rant on that Royal Blood at Radio One's Big Weekend controversy. Listen in to find out why YOU are a big baby... baby. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello everyone, we're back with another Trve. Cvlt. Pop! Reviews, a podcast dedicated to one upcoming album that we believe is worth spending an entire episode on.This time Sam and Steve are looking at Life is but a Dream..., the 8th studio album by Orange County metal megastars Avenged Sevenfold. The follow up to 2016's The Stage has been a long time coming, so long that many people have already made their mind up about the record before they had even heard a note. Mainly because A7X frontman M. Shadows said it was influenced by funk, soul and (gasp) Kanye West! Whilst all of that may well be true, it only tells a tiny bit of the story of the album we get here. This is a wild record, full of some of the biggest flights of fancy that any major metal band have taken in years, possibly decades. Is it any good? Well, it depends on your mindset; do you want your bands to grow, challenge you, take huge risks and show ambition, or are you just a dullard? As you'll hear, we're very pro-Life is but a Dream...  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey there! It's the long awaited return of Trve. Crvp. Pop!, the bonus podcast where we try and decipher what the worst album of all time is.Sorry it's been a while, we've been busy, plus, in all honesty, neither of us wanted to listen to this weeks STINKING album. In the dock this week is Simulation Theory by the modern prog-rock megastars Muse, released on the 9th of November 2018. Steve and Sam have very different relationships with Muse, one likes the early stuff and one... well, doesn't. So what is it about this particular Muse album that is considered so heinous? Well, after a string of well received records over the early part of their career, people started to question Muse in the early part of the 2010's, leading to a supposed "return to rock" comeback with the album Drones in 2015... thing is, not many people cared for Drones that much. Which meant Muse were at something of a crossroads in their career; try again to get rock fans back onside or do something totally different to shock the world. They went for the latter, ditching the ideas of both acoustic and hip-hop (thank God) centric albums to do... well, some Stranger Things, 80's synth, Sci-fi, fight the power bullshit. Is it any good?... We'll tell you here. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's because he just got back from holiday. Obviously. And a couple of other things. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! you fave ever music podcast. Steve is back and, looky here, Sam is back too! This week on the show, it's a bumper massive episode. Mainly because Sam has now heard Wake Up Boo by The Boo Radleys. That alone is worth about 5 hours of chat isn't it?No. Obviously not. Actually, the main chat comes as we take a dive into the state of the UK festival market, previewing all of the big fests, and some not so big ones, that we possibly can. So you'll get our thoughts on Glastonbury, Download, Reading and Leeds, Isle Of Wight, Bestival, Slam Dunk, Creamfields, British Summer Time, All Points East, Outbreak, 2000 Trees, Arc Tan Gent, Bloodstock and, of course, Mighty Hoopla, plus many more. It's going to be a... summer! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a bloody lovely 'ol music podcast. This week on the show Steve is delighted to be reunited with an old school podcast legend in the shape of his former Metal Hammer Podcast co-host Merlin Alderslade. The pair are getting down with the sickness, having just one of those days, waking up and putting on a little make up, moving one step closer to the edge and... er... going me loco...? nah, fucked it. Basically we're counting down some of our favourite one hit wonders from the nu-metal era. Expect silly lyrics, silly facial hair, seven string guitars and some names you had long forgotten.I addition we talk about the new live EP from Denzel Curry and the latest collab album between Billy Woods and Kenny Segal. Plus there is an amazing (for Steve) revelation about how to pronounce the singer from Nickelback's name... if that won't make you tune in...! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello there, welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the pop music podcast... and some other stuff too.This week Steve is joined by the gloriously lovely Gaz Jones from the Track 1, Side 1 podcast to talk about some cracking new music from Therapy? (Gaz's favourite band ever), The National, Everything But The Girl, Cattle Decapitation and Pet Shop Boys. There's also a big review of 2 (COUNT EM!) evenings of Duran Duran at the O2 and we talk about some huge bangers from Amerie and Roachford. Also Steve does an accidental Dr. Evil impression. Which was nice.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey YOU! Yeah, you've decided to listen to Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the best music podcast in town... YES IT IS! It's just Steve her for a bit, telling you about a few things that he's been listening to, Sugar Horse, Yaya Bey and Interplanetary Criminal basically, and about the recent Paramore and Bloc Party show at the O2 in London.Before we introduce the legendary frontman from Therapy?, and also JAAW, Mr. Andy Cairns. Therapy? have a new album coming out next week, and so before we review that we decided to ask Andy to name 5 albums that he wanted to talk about and come on and do exactly that. He gives us his thoughts on some killer music from Joy Division, Burial, Rainbow Grave, Husker Du and Black Flag. GREAT PICKS! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast. Hope you're well, Steve's feeling much better, but Sam has some serous news to share. But, no spoilers here innit.Instead we'll tell you about the main guts of the show, we're looking at new albums from Metallica, Madlib X Meyhem Lauren X DJ Muggs, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion, Grave Pleasures, Understand and Enny. Plus Steve went to see Elton john at the O2 (and cried, obv) and we get excited about the prospect of a Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die and Fit For an Autopsy supergroup called Better Lovers. LOVELY STUFF! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, with a twist! Steve is ill as anything this week (it's serious, it's not Man flu!) and so we've decided to recycle a bit of old #Content for you guys rather than put out literally nothing. It's the 26th anniversary of Depeche mode's classic Ultra album today (the 14th of April) and so we've delved back into the archives and found the first ever Patreon podcast Steve and Sam did, and, what a lucky coincidence, it is on that particular album! Have yourselves a listen and regular programming will resume next week.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello everyone, you've made the correct life decision and decided to listen to this episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast for all the best people.On this week's show Steve and Sam have decided to dive into the world of cover versions. We all love some, we all love to hate others, but what makes a truly great or truly terrible cover? We look at various efforts from Muse, The Power Station, Pet Shop Boys, Candy Flip, Godhead and Napalm Death and see if we can find some answers.There is also reviews of recent releases from MS Paint and DMA's, chat about Robert Smith taking a stand against secondary ticket selling websites, the old Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist slagging off current Red Hot Chili Peppers and we've picked a right pair of bangers from LCD Soundsystem and Anthrax to gush over.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey YOU! Thanks for joining us here once again on Trve. Cvlt. Pop! we're delighted to have you. Boy, do we have a LOT to chat to you about this week!... yes, yes we do.There's loads, bloody loads, of reviews, as we tell you all about the new albums by Depeche Mode, Miley Cyrus, 100 gecs, Danny Brown and JPEGMAFIA, Bury Tomorrow, Yves Tumor, Ohhms and Samiam. Plus live reports on recent shows by Lamb of God and Kreator, Wet Leg and Empire State Bastard. We also marvel at the Power Trip Festival line up and slag off Ed Sheeran... hey, he started it! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey YOU! It's Trve. Cvlt. Pop! back again with another GREAT episode! It's been an entire six months since we started the podcast, can you believe it, doesn't time fly, don't they grow up so quick, etc, etc...Anyway, it's a good week, it what we're saying. Steve went to see Lizzo and Kerbdog, not together, that would be mental, and we answer a bunch of your questions. Some of them are good, some are great, some are irrelevant and some give us the chance to be really rude about people from other podcasts, which is a favourite hobby of ours, so thanks.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! definitely your favourite music podcast, we reckon. This week Steve and Sam are having another big competition to find the finest... something. You've already seen the title, you know it's drums. We're delighted to be joined by the engine room behind the finest ragga-metal band of all time, it's only Skindred's own Arya Goggin!We have 32 drummers, and a lot that just missed out (don't @ us), competing to be crowned the greatest ever. Please remember, this is just our opinion right! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey you! Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop!... unless you are Sam's mate Chris, who has openly refused to listen to the show. Well, Chris, you're not welcome here anymore buddy! We banish thee!Shame too, Chris, because this week's show is actually really good. Steve and Sam talk about new music from Sleaford Mods, Periphery, Slowthai, Xui Xui, Model/Actriz and Snayx. You'd definitely have liked at least one of those! Probably all of them if we're honest.Steve also reports from seeing Algiers live in London, we laugh at Corey Taylor for thinking that his new album is going to be the best rock album of 2023, and 2024 as well, the mad GHETT, and we chat about a pair of cracking tracks from Ice-T and Black Peaks. That would be fun to listen to wouldn't it Chris! But, OH NO, you don't want to! Sad.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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!!!!! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hey there, welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the best music podcast in... our own heads. This weeks Sam and Steve are going on a big review binge, as we look at recent releases from VV (Ville Valo to you and I), Belle and Sebastian, King 810, Aiming For Enrike, Obituary and Velvet Negroni. There is also a quick chat on the legacy of Screaming Trees in the wake of the passing of founding member Van Connor, a deep dive into the BRIT Award nominations and the controversy surrounding it and there's a couple of ear worms from Italian alt-rockers Flying Disk and 80's pop legends ABC.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely music podcast. This week on the show, since it is exactly 65 years since Johnny Cash recorded his classic live document At Folsom Prison, Sam and Steve are trying to find the finest live album of all time. We have 30 live albums that have either been suggested by you or are just generally considered to be amongst the very best, definitive live albums of all time, plus a pair of wildcard picks from each of our hosts, that have entered into a tournament format and will be whittled down until only one remains, and will be christened at the official Trve. Cvlt. Pop! greatest live album of all time. There's also a report of the recent The 1975 show from Steve, and we pay tribute to one of the most influential guitarists of all time after hearing the news of the sad passing of Jeff Beck aged 78. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We here at Trve. Cvlt. Pop! present to you an exclusive piece of bonus content from our Trve. Clvssic. Pop! Patreon page. On this show we are looking at The Fragile, the third full length album from Trent Reznor's industrial legends Nine Inch Nails, released on the 21st of September 1999.In the first of two parts we look at Reznor's descent in dealing with the aftermath of the success of 1994's The Downward Spiral album. Starting with the debauched and gruelling Self-Destruct tour, his collaboration with David Bowie on his Outside Tour, the stress of producing Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar album, the loss of his Grandmother Clara and how all of these events coalesced into giving Reznor serious writers block and nearly leading him to quitting music altogether. We then look at how he rebuilt his confidence and came up with the concept for The Fragile, before going track by track through the first disc of the album.The second part is available when you sign up for the £5 a month Trve. Clvssic. Pop! tier at patreon.com/trvecvltpop.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello and welcome to the first Trve. Cvlt. Pop! of 2023. Steve and Sam have had a lovely rest, thanks for asking, although Steve did lose his voice. As you'll hear from the croaky tones he's giving out. Still, no time to be ill though! We've got a load of stuff to talk about! There's a review of the latest album from Iggy Pop, we reflect on the sad passing of Faithless' Maxi Jazz and look back at some of the albums that we missed in 2022. It's a right mixed bunch, from Sugababes, Brutus, Big Thief, Neneh Cherry, Leftfield, Scene Queen, Colour TV, Vince Staples, Kai Whiston and Rosalia. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, welcome and merry Christmas. This is our lovely Christmas gift to you from us here at Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, it's the first episode of our new spinoff podcast. It's called Trve. Crvp. Pop! and it is where Steve and Sam dig around the very dregs of the musical landscape and see if we really can name the worst album ever made. It's pretty harsh that we're choosing an album that hasn't even been available to listen to for a month yet as our first pick, but, hey, it's Christmas, and we're going to go in fairly hard on the UK's lord of festive fun; Cliff Richard. Cliff at Christmas is the tennis ruining, granny favourite's 46th studio album, and, as you can guess from the title, is a Christmas album, which is not the worst idea, as Cliff has a long history of making top class crimbo bangers like Mistletoe and Wine and Saviours Day. But that was over 30 years ago, and, if the video that he released to beg his fans to buy this album is anything to go by, Cliff is in desperate need of a hit album. Will he get it? Well, Stormzy saw to it that he never got the coveted number one spot, but will Steve and Sam hamme the final nail in to Cliff's coffin?  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to the, dare we say it, best music podcast in the world...? Nah, too much. Anyway, it's Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, and we are continuing to look back and review the very best of 2022 with Sam's picks for the best songs, gigs, EP's and, finally, top 20 albums of the year. There's some cracking picks in there U KNO! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Our tribute to The Specials legendary frontman Terry Hall, who passed away yesterday. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's getting to the end of the year, and here we at Trve. Cvlt. Pop! are ready to begin our own personal countdown of the best of the last 12 months. Steve is up first (Sam is also here), and, after a quick chat on recent live shows by The Cure and I Like Trains, he works his way through the highlight of 2022. Which include the best songs of the year, the top 5 gigs, a trio of EP's and his own personal top 20 records of the year.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING! It's a special emergency Trve. Cvlt. Pop! podcast. Steve and Sam were rocked, excited and delighted when one of the finest voices in UK hip-hop, Little Simz, announced that she was releasing her 5th album, and the follow up to last years spectacular, award winning Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, NO THANK YOU with pretty much no fanfare at all.It may have fucked up our album of the year lists, but we wanted to give you our thoughts on a record that marks the third collaboration with producer Inflo, and lyrically looks at the stresses and trials of her recent success and how the music industry isn't built for keeping keeping your mental health in a positive place. It's more instant and more to the point musically than her previous work, but does it match those heady heights? We think we've got a pretty good idea.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This is Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a podcast about your favourite music and that what not. It's getting to that time of the year, where podcasts and publications across the globe start counting down their best of the year lists. Steve and Sam are going to get to that, but before we do we decided to invite some of our friends and peers in the podcasting and music world to give us their five favourite albums of the year. Plus a few other highlights. Shout out A Year in Horror, Pop Collaborate and Listen, The James McMahon Music Podcast, Primordial Radio and the Track One, Side One Podcast for giving their time and thoughts. Plus, there's YOUR album of the year as well! We asked you for your favourite albums of the year and you answer, we crunched the numbers and reveal who came out on top here. We even get a lovely little message from this years winner as well. What more do you want?! Dive in! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely little podcast about music. This week on the show Steve and Sam are joined by Jamie Lenman to talk about five of the albums that inspired the sound of his excellent new album The Atheist, which we reviewed last week don't cha know. We talk about inspirational efforts from Gemma Hayes, The Webb Brothers, Queen, Weezer and the original soundtrack to the 2000 Jim Carrey vehicle Me, Myself & Irene.That's not all though! We also review the latest album from post-grime (we're claiming it) superstar Stormzy, chat about some divisive earworms from Chewy She, A Flock of Seagulls and Carter USM, we pay our respects to Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie who sadly passed away this week, look forward to new Metallica, wonder aloud why Chesney Hawkes is in Qatar singing at the World Cup and a brief Matty Healy watch is back... he's doing Matty Healy things.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! the music podcast that concentrates on music... and laughs. This week Sam and Steve are looking at some new releases with varying degrees of quality, there's Jamie Lenman, Christine and the Queens, Mother Vulture and Louis Tomlinson all running the gamut of decency.Plus we talk about the recent two night London residency by clipping., pay tribute to Wilco Johnson and Keith Levene, pour over the recent Outbreak 2023 announcement and marvel at N-Dubz cancelling a gig minutes before they were due onstage.We also shout out a right pair of ragers; a new song from Leeds post-punk provocateurs I Like Trains and the recently reformed hardcore legends Biohazard.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

BLUE ARMY! Hello there, and welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the best music podcast in the world... so we say. This week the World Cup starts... which is a bit bizarre, but we thought we would get in on the act and talk about the relationship between football and music. Steve knows all about the game, Sam probably calls it soccer, THE IDIOT, so we needed another voice to help us through, and who better to join us than frontman of Therapy? and massive Chelsea fan Andy Cairns.We look at 8 pre-tournament tunes to see if they hold up to musical scrutiny, from New Order, Baddiel and Skinner, Black Grape, Collapsed Lung, Fat Les, Ant and Dec, Dizzee Rascal and the England World Cup squad (on numerous occasions)... oh, and, yeah, James Corden as well. FFS. There's also talk of a few songs we've been loving this week, from Mina Caputo, Letlive and Girls in Synthesis. Plus Steve reports of Biffy and Architects big London show at the O2, and a much more intimate affair at Gang of Youths. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, it's a music podcast don't you know. Sam and Steve have loads to talk about this week. Steve caught up with the guys in Show Me The Body to talk about the influences that went toward the creation of their latest album Trouble the Water (which we reviewed last week), he also saw a pair of the Kendrick Lamar shows at the O2, we review new music from Taipei Houston and Melted Bodies, go through the massive Download Festival announcement and pay our respects to Mimi Parker from Low, who sadly passed away this week.OH, and there's a LOT of talk about Tim Westwood's acting skills... it makes sense in context.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hi, you're about to listen to Trve.Cvlt. Pop! (YES YOU ARE!) where Steve and Sam look at some of the most interesting stuff in the music world this week. We've got plenty to chat about this week, from new music by Backxwash, Show Me The Body, Marlowe and Carly Rae Jepsen, to news about the retirement of Lungua Ignota, Matty Healy from The 1975 daring to talk shit about Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers ruining Smells Like Teen Spirit, it's been a funny one!We also talk about a pair of songs that have been stuck in our collective heads this week; one from Korn and one, ooh dear, from Tone Loc... and we do talk about Tubular Bells a lot as well. Thanks to The Exocist. Cheers Exorcist! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello there, welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!... it's a music podcast you know. This week Steve and Sam catch up on a week of very big reviews in the world of music from Taylor Swift, Arctic Monkeys, Architects, Devin Townsend, Loyle Carner and Sugarhorse. We also chat about the wind, the evil wind that destroyed the first day of When We Were Young, Bono admitting that he wants to channel AC/DC on the next U2 album and some bloke going to jail for stealing Ed Sheeran songs and selling them on the... dark web... for Bitcoin... we don't know what that is, but we talk about it anyway. Plus we've had a couple of cracking tunes by Avenged Sevenfold and Anthrax and Public Enemy stuck in our heads this week, so we tell you about that too. It's good! Have a listen. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, the best music podcast ACTUALLY! This week Steve and Sam are delighted to joined by one of the finest solo artists currently operating in the UK; Murkage Dave. We ask Dave about the reaction to his recently released excellent second solo album The City Needs a Hero, chat about Blink 182 tickets, Little Simz winning the Mercury Music Prize and a couple of top quality bangers from The Dillinger Escape Plan and Jamelia that have been stuck in our head this week.We close the show by talking through five of the most influential albums in Dave's lifetime. It's an eclectic mix, with noise rock, classic dancehall reggae, modern soul, mid 2000's indie pop and one of the biggest superstars in the history of music all present and correct. Come have a listen.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back to the 4th EPIC instalment of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!... it's a podcast about music. That's it. Simple. Steve and Sam have this week decided to look at that most glorious of musical happenings, the one hit wonder. They have picked three one hit wonders each, and go into great details discussing their relative merits, or lack thereof. So expect chat on Musical Youth, Jermaine Stewart, The Spin Doctors, McAlmont and Butler, Scatman John and The Automatic.Plus, we mention Liverpool winning the bid to host 2023's Eurovision Song Contest, Beyonce snapping back against the DICKHEADS in Right Said Fred, review the excellent new album from High Vis and talk about a couple of ragers stuck in our head from Fugazi and Kid Kapichi.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello, it's another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! for your enjoyment isn't it. Sam and Steve are still catching up with some of the latest music that has been released over the last few weeks, and cast a critical eye over the latest albums from Bjork, The Mars Volta, Lamb of God and Gabriels. Steve also went to see the big Parkway Drive/While She Sleeps/Lorna Shore triple header, there's talk of two thirds of Fever333 leaving the band (Fever111 more like, AMIRIGHT!) and we look at a pair of stonking songs stuck in our head, one a chunky riff fueled rager from hotly tipped UK metal band Urne and one big number one novelty hit from Scottish "rave" band The Shamen. Anybody got any Vera's? LAAAAAAHHHHVVVLEEEYYYY!!!! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to Episode 2 of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a podcast about music. Steve and Sam have spent the week catching up on all manner of indie and alternative music, and give their thoughts on the latest releases from Pixies, Suede, Orville Peck, Life, KEN Mode, Sports Team and Wargasm. Plus we review the big new metal album of the week courtesy of Slipknot's The End, So Far.There's also chat about Mel C refuting 25 year old claims of Maggie Thatcher being the original Spice Girl, the fury of Ian Brown fans, who have had to bare witness to something truly horrifying... namely, seeing Ian Brown live. And we discuss the songs that have been stuck in our head this week, one from 70's "Queen of disco" Sylvester and another from Kevin Martin's dub heavy The Bug project.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a brand new podcast about music from the mind of Stephen Hill and Sam Sleight. It's about all and any music, and that's reflected pretty well in our first episode where we look at the best in recent pop music by discussing new albums from Rina Sawayama, No Devotion, Lizzo, Blackpink, Demi Lovato and Noah Cyrus. Plus we discuss Ozzy Osbourne's first ever US Billboard number one album, tell you what songs have been stuck in our heads this week, with Sam obsessing over Italian progressive math metal weirdos Destrage and Steve unable to shake an underrated Nine Inch Nails banger from his mind, and end of a pretty gross chat about one of us happy and willing to suck the Norovirus from a member of Godflesh.