Pantheon - Podcasts for Music Lovers

In this episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we’re talking about covers – those magical moments where one artist takes another’s song and makes it their own…Wait, we said that in the monologue of last episode. Well it’s true! We had so many songs to talk about that we decided to jump back into the trenches and talk about more of those moments where one artist grabs a song and turns it upside dow...

The two youngest of eight, Ray and Dave Davies became the 1960s symbol of #siblingrivalry in Rock & Roll! Our episode about that, and Dave's birthday twin was a fun first look at a band both Imbalanced Brothers love! Listen here! They'll dive into the story, the amazing music of The Kinks (and their unusual run of names at the start), and tell their own stories of loving this original British Inva...

After their debut album, The Firm, hit gold in the US in 1985, fans figured that Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers would tour to support it and not only play songs off the album but also include hits from their back catalogs. While expecting reworked Led Zeppelin and Bad Company songs, they instead got songs from Paul Rodgers 1983 solo album Cut Loose and Jimmy's Death Wish II soundtrack. Then, Jimmy's...

This week Tom & Zeus make predictions for KISS and the members for 2026! The year 2025 was filled with KISS moments. Amazing highs like the Kennedy Center Honors and amazing lows like losing founding member, Ace Frehley . So what should we expect in 2026? The guys make predictions for KISS, individual members and former members of KISS. What's your prediction? To Purchase Shout It Out Loudcast’s K...

Few artists get the opportunity to revisit their first solo album with the benefit of time and perspective. In this conversation, Warren Haynes reflects on the 30-year reissue of Tales Of Ordinary Madness and why revisiting the record mattered now. Haynes discusses defining his solo voice outside of his band work, choosing a metal-leaning label for a deeply personal album, and why the previously u...

ABOUT RICK HUGHES: Singer of the legendary heavy-metal band Sword and of Saints & Sinners....during his career he has played hundreds of headline shows and has opened for Metallica, Motorhead, Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi, Anthrax, Rob Zombie, WASP, Styx and more. Rick's latest solo album "Redemption" was produced by John Webster in Vancouver and Los Angeles and features some of the top metal and hard-r...

Andy Greene, Senior Writer for Rolling Stone, has been with the storied magazine since 2004. Andy shares with us his origin story of how a shy, young boy from the suburbs of Cleveland finds his way to New York City to write about his idols and rub shoulders with artists like Phil Collins and Bruce Springsteen. We also asked his opinion on the music played on Los Angeles radio station KROQ in 1989,...

Tracklist Tigers Jaw - Head Is Like A Sinking Stone Jay Som - Float feat. Jim Adkins Way Dynamic - Ibiza Doss - Strawberry Doss - Look Blksmiith - 60FPS Midlake - Make Haste Kim Gordon - Not Today Melody's Echo Chamber - Burning Man The Phoenix Foundation - Vampire Class Barrie - Unholy Appetite Good Day  Father - Sonic Amadea Barrie - Habits Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/ad...

EPYSODE 68: Swaddling Songs, by Mellow Candle. Guest: Mellow Candle's Alison O'Donnell. Additional commentary by my twin brother Maurice. This week we drop the needle on a true cult classic. Released in 1972 and largely overlooked in its time, this singular album has since become a holy grail of British folk-rock, revered for its mysticism and haunting beauty. Led by the spellbinding voices of Clo...

This edition of the DBG Times covers a wide range of rock and metal history, along with notable Rockstar Deathdays honoring Phil Lynott, Neil Peart, Steve Clark, Eddie Clarke, Sylvain Sylvain, and John Sykes. Looking back 10 years to 2016, the show revisits releases from Black Sabbath and Megadeth, including Sabbath’s final studio-era material and Megadeth’s well-received return to a heavier, more...

This edition of the DBG Times covers a wide range of rock and metal history, along with notable Rockstar Deathdays honoring Phil Lynott, Neil Peart, Steve Clark, Eddie Clarke, Sylvain Sylvain, and John Sykes. Looking back 10 years to 2016, the show revisits releases from Black Sabbath and Megadeth, including Sabbath’s final studio-era material and Megadeth’s well-received return to a heavier, more...

In Episode 341 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin rings in the "new year” of 1980 by examining how classic rock, metal, punk, and new wave bands either reinvented themselves, stalled out, or flat-out quit as the calendar flipped from the ’70s into the radically different ’80s. Y&T – “Shake It Loose” Led Zeppelin – “Carouselambra” Black Sabbath – “Wishing Well” The Damned – “Plan 9...

We like women. Not in a creepy way...we mean we really like music created by women. So, in our ongoing series of episodes celebrating women in alternative music, this week we are covering our top 5 women-led albums of the 1990s. Appropriately enough, our Third Lads this week are a dynamic duo who "lived through this" and are inspired by this music - Julie Exter and Andrea Tarka White from Philly-b...

Too long have we waited to turn to the next chapter of the lifeforce that is THE Electric Light Orchestra! The Imbalanced guys discuss this period of the band, with all of the incredible, breakthrough success they had in 1976, 1977 & then in 1979! Mainly the discussion is about the music, and the way this period unfolded, but there's also some discussion of the coming and goings of members, and ho...

We step away from the standard irreverence for a moment to discuss what is happening in Minnesota, specifically the Twin Cities, Minneapolis & St Paul. We understand that our show for many is an escape. We hope you will let us indulge in a little A section topic and we also hope you will give us your time. Our regular program will return as scheduled. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pantheon Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠A...

“From The Back” Bankroll Ni & Lizzo "Ever Since You Left Me" French Montana & Max ”Dance” Slayyyter ”Rain” Close Enemies “Boo” H3adband "L.U.C.K.Y." Fcukers “GETCHA!” Thomas Raggi “girl, get up.” Doechii & SZA "CALYPSO (VIP)" Ero808 & NXSTY “Sick Sick Sick” Stitched Up Heart, Lauren Babic, Eyes Set To Kill, Judge & Jury Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Church are a bit of an enigma in the rock world. Though best known for their breakout 1988 song Under The Milky Way off of Starfish. Prior to that they'd had an unexpected Australian anthem in An Unguarded Moment. But they didn't want to be a pop band - they saw themselves as members of the new psychedelic movement. So the cover of Heyday (released in Australia late 1985 but in the US January...

In this in-depth conversation, Darryl McDaniels sits down with Metal Walt to explore the heavy metal and hard rock roots that have been part of his musical identity since childhood. Growing up in New York City, DMC discovered rock and metal through radio, hearing bands like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest at a formative age. He explains how those sounds were already embedded in early hip-hop cultur...

This week Tom & Zeus open Season 8 of Shout It Out Loudcast with a review of the most quintessential KISS compilation, the 1978 "Double Platinum!" This SIOL's 12th compilation review. This was KISS' first compilation and came out in a period where KISS would release 7 albums in two years including 2 double albums, one of which is Double Platinum. This compilation covers songs from 1974 - 1977, con...

We're back to cover all the latest, greatest, and stupidest rock news out there with Geekwire! Here's what's on our minds this time: Peter Criss responds publicly to Gene Simmons over recent “Beth” songwriting comments, calling Gene’s statements ridiculous and uncalled for. Rikki Rockett says Poison’s 2026 tour plans were scrapped after Bret Michaels allegedly pushed for a larger share of the mone...

And so it begins again, as we start our look at the top 106.7 songs played on radio station KROQ in Los Angeles in 1989. Upcoming episodes will feature ten songs each and a special guest, but for this episode, we’ll look at the bottom seven songs, 106.7 to 101, based on the station's year-end playlist. It's quite a start to the last year of 80s music, and a fine intro into the type of music featur...

In this engaging episode, host Jesse Jackson interviews entertainment journalist, photographer, and podcast host Nadja Sayej. The conversation covers Nadja's journey from Toronto to New York and Berlin, her experiences as a paparazzi photographer, the evolution of celebrity culture, and the art of interviewing celebrities. Nadja shares touching stories, insightful advice, and her passion for photo...

EPYSODE 67: "Would You Believe", by Billy Nicholls. Guest: Billy Nicholls. Additional commentary by Uncle Herff. This week we present one of the most beautiful and bittersweet stories in 1960s British pop: Billy Nicholls’ legendary 1968 album Would You Believe. Hailed by critics, this shimmering psych-pop masterpiece was shelved before its proper release and went on to become one of the rarest and...

Who said you never get a second chance to make a first impression!?!? Well, we covered some of the best debut singles waaaay back in Episode 32...and now, five years later, we're back to revisit that topic. So take that, Head & Shoulders! Hey, speaking of second times, guess who's back as our Third Lads this week? (No fair, you cheated by looking at the episode title!) Yes, that's right, it's guit...

On the 126th Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus the guys open Season 5 of Dorm Damage listing their Mount Rushmore of "Hair Metal" bands. The guys introduce a new series, "The Mount Rushmore Series", where Tom and Zeus will pick a category and then they will list their top 4 in the category each. In this episode the guys will list their top 4 hair metal bands. They each will have their own cri...