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In this episode, it's old home week as Ted Asregadoo welcomes Popdose founder Jeff Giles to the pod to talk about the music of Gordon Lightfoot in the first segment. In the second segment, Popdose writer Keith Creighton returns with the New Music Report for May 2023 -- and a discussion on the Class of 2023 in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In the spotlight with new music releases are: The Heavy T...

On August 1, 2015, Rush played their last show at the Forum in Los Angeles. Five years later, Rush's drummer and lyricist Neil Peart passed away from cancer. The band is no more, but the endurance of Rush's music among its fans is not fading. In this episode, Ted chats with Steve and Gerry of the Something for Nothing podcast that, after 175 episodes, hit the pause button on new episodes. While th...

Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton talk about new music releases for April 2023 on the monthly Planet LP feature, the Popdose New Music Report. This month is an incredibly voluminous time for new music. In this episode, Ted and Keith delve into the latest by: Orbis Max (and interview Dw Dunphy from the band about their latest song, "R U Okay") boygenius Everything But The Girl Peter...

In 1982, The Joneses were starting to make a name for themselves in the LA music scene. While getting good press from the LA Weekly and LA Times, and playing to big crowds in the club circuit, the leader of the band Jeff Drake found that as The Joneses grew in popularity, so too did his addiction to heroin. Jeff's story of his years as a musician, his addiction, and how a bank robbery led to him s...