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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Join host Scott Saldinger in an engaging conversation with Skwert Gunn, the dynamic frontman of the New Jersey-based ska-core band Public Serpents. In this episode of "The Hang," Skwert delves into his journey through the punk rock scene, emphasizing the band's commitment to a DIY approach in music creation and touring. He reflects on the diverse musical influences that shape Public Serpents' unique sound, blending elements of punk, ska, and reggae.
Skwert shares his admiration for the raw conviction found in Colombian punk bands, highlighting the stark contrasts between the music scenes in the U.S. and Colombia. He opens up about his personal experiences, discussing how overcoming adversity has profoundly impacted his music and outlook on life.
Looking ahead, Skwert reveals plans for Public Serpents to record new material in Brazil later this year, expressing excitement about the creative opportunities this venture presents. He also provides insights into the challenges of coordinating a band with members spread across different countries and the strategies they employ to maintain cohesion.
Throughout the interview, Skwert underscores the importance of passion and authenticity in punk rock, aiming to deliver unique and energetic live performances that resonate with audiences. He reflects on memorable moments from past events like Punk Rock Bowling, where Public Serpents shared stages with influential bands, and discusses the significance of supporting fellow artists within the music community.
Skwert also touches on the vital support provided by organizations like Punk Rock Saves Lives, emphasizing the role of DIY ethics in sustaining local music scenes. He encourages artists to remain humble and authentic, fostering genuine connections with fans and fellow musicians.
As Public Serpents prepare for their performance at Punk Rock Bowling 2025, Skwert's insights offer a compelling glimpse into the band's ethos and the vibrant world of punk rock.
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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this electrifying episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger welcomes back the one and only Rob Ruckus—punk bassist, museum curator, and Las Vegas legend—for a deep-dive into punk rock’s living history, emotional power, and ongoing legacy. Rob, known for his work with The Shakewells and his pivotal role at the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas, returns with unforgettable updates, stories, and raw passion.
Together, Scott and Rob riff on everything from the latest exhibits at the Punk Rock Museum, to the surreal magic of restoring a vintage jukebox filled with original punk pressings, to the museum’s unexpected impact on kids discovering punk for the first time.
“It’s a joy factory,” Rob says. “And God damn it is.”
Rob opens up about how a music therapy moment at the museum helped a child connect, heal, and feel empowered—proving once again that punk’s raw energy and realness can be life-changing. He shares one powerful story of a young visitor discovering punk through a record he was never supposed to hear, and how that single moment “changed everything.”
Listeners also get a sneak peek into Punk Rock Bowling 2025, from what to expect at this year’s epic lineup to how the museum is throwing open its doors to fans, artists, and punks of all ages. As Rob puts it, “It’s a family reunion. This is such a community thing.”
The conversation turns toward The Shakewells, with Rob giving insight into the band’s upcoming performances, new recordings, and collaborations. Fans will love hearing about how they’re channeling punk’s raw spirit into new music, and what it means to perform alongside some of punk rock’s most iconic acts.
This episode also features a heartfelt tribute to the late Mike Peters, lead singer of The Alarm, whose legacy resonates deeply within the punk community. Rob reflects on Peters’ authenticity and courage, calling him “punk as hell” and a true inspiration. Scott also recalls his relationship with Mike and the people who have entered his life due to their association, including Rob Rushing whom he met through the Love Hope Strength foundation and now the co-founder of Punk Rock Saves Lives with his wife Tina.
Scott and Rob close out the episode with a look at the museum’s most unusual items, including vinyl records infused with human ashes, handwritten lyrics from punk legends, and rare photos that tell the real stories of punk’s rise from the underground to a global movement.
If you’ve ever loved punk, lived punk, or just want to understand why it still matters—this episode is for you.
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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this compelling episode of "The Hang," host Scott Saldinger sits down with Rob "Rover" Rushing, co-founder of the nonprofit organization Punk Rock Saves Lives (PRSL). Rob shares his inspiring journey from working in record stores and singing in bands to founding a charity that focuses on mental health, harm reduction, and community support within the punk rock scene.
Rob discusses the origins of PRSL, which was born out of the closure of Love Hope Strength's American outreach. Determined to continue making a positive impact, Rob and his wife Tina launched PRSL to provide resources like Narcan and earplugs at shows, create supportive online communities for mental health discussions, and assist musicians struggling with addiction and mental health issues.
The conversation delves into the importance of community at events like Punk Rock Bowling, where PRSL has a significant presence. Rob emphasizes the collective effort to create a positive impact, stating, "Punk rock saves lives!" and highlighting the punk rock community's support and camaraderie, especially in times of need.
Listeners will gain insight into PRSL's collaborations with other nonprofits to maximize their impact, fundraising initiatives like silent auctions, and the organization's commitment to evolving and learning within the punk community. Rob encourages everyone to support punk rock musicians and charities through active participation, reminding us that "every little bit counts!"
Tune in to hear how PRSL is making a difference and how you can get involved in supporting mental health and harm reduction in the punk rock scene.
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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this special episode of 'The Hang!', host Scott Saldinger (8By10byScott) sits down with Cecilia Boström, the charismatic lead singer of The Baboon Show, a powerhouse in the Swedish punk rock scene. Celebrating two decades of high-energy performances and politically charged music, The Baboon Show has carved out a unique space in the punk world. As they prepare for their U.S. debut at the 2025 Punk Rock Bowling Music Festival in Las Vegas, Cecilia shares insights into the band's journey, their musical evolution, and the causes they champion.
The Baboon Show: A 20-Year Punk Odyssey
Formed in Stockholm in late 2003, The Baboon Show quickly gained a reputation as one of Sweden's most electrifying live acts. Their music, a fusion of '77-style punk, garage rock, and power pop, draws inspiration from iconic bands like X-Ray Spex, Blondie, Ramones, Buzzcocks, AC/DC, Toy Dolls, and Dead Kennedys.
Music with a Message
The Baboon Show's lyrics often tackle political themes and social injustices, resonating with fans who appreciate music with a message. Cecilia emphasizes the importance of addressing societal issues through their songs, stating, "Our lyrics are often politics." This commitment to activism is woven into the fabric of their music, inspiring listeners to reflect and engage.
The Thrill of Live Performances
Known for their electrifying stage presence, The Baboon Show thrives on the energy of live performances. Cecilia highlights the band's dedication to connecting with audiences, sharing, "We love meeting the audience." Their concerts are not just shows but communal experiences where the boundary between the band and the crowd dissolves, creating an atmosphere of unity and rebellion.
Empowering Women in Punk
As a female-fronted band, The Baboon Show plays a pivotal role in empowering women within the punk scene. Cecilia and bassist Frida Ståhl proudly sport tattoos reading "girls to the front," a feminist statement advocating for women's visibility and participation in the music industry. Cecilia reflects on this ethos, saying, "It's a feminist quote that says girls should be in the front. It's not only a male society."
Musical Evolution and New Horizons
Over the years, The Baboon Show has evolved, blending various musical influences beyond traditional punk. Their latest EP, "Forward in Reverse," showcases this progression, offering fans a fresh yet familiar sound. Cecilia discusses the creative process behind their music videos, emphasizing the fun and innovation that go into each project.
Memorable Performances and Fan Connections
Reflecting on their journey, Cecilia shares anecdotes from memorable performances at festivals worldwide. She recounts the band's "spinal tap moments," highlighting the unpredictable and exhilarating nature of live shows. The Baboon Show's commitment to engaging with fans extends beyond the stage, as they value personal connections and the shared experiences that fuel their passion.
Punk Rock Bowling 2025: A Landmark Debut
The Baboon Show is set to make their U.S. debut at the 2025 Punk Rock Bowling Music Festival in Las Vegas, marking a significant milestone in their career. Sharing the stage with legendary acts like Social Distortion, Cock Sparrer, and Peter Hook & The Light, they are poised to leave an indelible mark on the festival. Cecilia expresses excitement about this opportunity, viewing it as a chance to connect with a broader audience and showcase their dynamic performances.
The Essence of Punk
For The Baboon Show, punk transcends fashion or trends; it's about authenticity and defiance. Cecilia encapsulates this sentiment, stating, "Punk is not in the way you dress." This philosophy underscores their approach to music and life, encouraging fans to embrace individuality and challenge the status quo.
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Chapters00:00 Introduction to The Baboon Show01:12 The Band's Journey and Political Themes04:11 Signature Songs and Band Name Origin06:47 Success and Audience Connection09:00 Memorable Performances and Festival Highlights12:21 Meet the Band Members13:37 First Impressions of Las Vegas14:48 Punk Rock Bowling Festival Experience18:55 Engaging with Fans19:57 Performance Dynamics: Festivals vs. Clubs21:06 New EP Release and Musical Evolution22:30 Influences and Genre Blending24:27 Creative Music Videos and Fun26:33 Empowerment and Female Representation in Punk31:41 Supporting Artists and Merchandise33:48 Recommended Bands and Musical Inspirations
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this compelling episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger sits down with Simon Short and Drew Baker of the Los Angeles-based punk rock band, The Jack Knives. The conversation offers an in-depth look into the band's formation, musical journey, and their much-anticipated album, Into The Night.
Formation and Evolution:
The Jack Knives originated as a solo project by frontman Simon Short. Over time, it transformed into a full-fledged band, enriched by the diverse backgrounds of its members. This evolution has significantly influenced their unique sound, blending elements from various genres and cultures.
Musical Influences:
Drawing inspiration from iconic bands like The Beatles and The Clash, The Jack Knives have crafted a melodic punk rock style that resonates with a wide audience. Their music reflects a fusion of classic rock's storytelling and punk's raw energy, creating a sound that's both nostalgic and fresh.
'Into The Night' Album:
The band's latest album, Into The Night, aims to capture the authenticity of their live performances. Produced by Pete Steinkopf of The Bouncing Souls, the album delivers a raw and unfiltered sound that fans have eagerly awaited. Notably, the vinyl edition was released prior to its digital availability, emphasizing the band's appreciation for tangible music formats.
Live Performances and Punk Rock Bowling 2025:
Live shows hold a special place in The Jack Knives' hearts, serving as vital connections with their fanbase. Their excitement is palpable as they prepare to perform at the 25th anniversary of Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas on May 24, 2025. Sharing the stage with bands like H2O and Nothington, this event marks a significant milestone in their career.
Future Aspirations:
Looking ahead, The Jack Knives express a strong desire to collaborate with legendary artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Flea. These aspirations highlight their commitment to musical growth and exploration. Additionally, they have announced an upcoming tour with The Bouncing Souls and H2O, further expanding their reach within the punk rock community.
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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this compelling episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger sits down with The Last Gang, the dynamic ska punk band hailing from Los Angeles. As they gear up for the 25th anniversary of Punk Rock Bowling, the band delves into their musical evolution, the creative processes behind their albums, and the diverse influences that have shaped their distinctive sound.
Musical Evolution and Creative Process
The Last Gang has undergone significant transformation since their inception. Lead vocalist and guitarist Brenna Red reflects on this journey:
"The drums got better. They just got more diverse."
This evolution is a testament to their commitment to growth and experimentation. Brenna emphasizes the band's dedication to continuous improvement: "I want to develop even better and grow."
Collaboration plays a pivotal role in their creative process. Open criticism and collective input among band members have been instrumental in refining their music. This synergy has allowed them to craft songs that resonate deeply with their audience.
Influences and Songwriting
Drawing inspiration from punk legends and contemporary artists alike, The Last Gang's music is a rich tapestry of influences. Their songwriting is deeply personal, often reflecting daily experiences and societal observations.
This openness allows them to infuse authenticity and relatability into their lyrics, often with a political edge that challenges and engages listeners.
Punk Rock Bowling and Touring Experiences
Punk Rock Bowling holds a special place in The Last Gang's heart. The festival has been a platform for memorable performances and connections with fellow artists.
As they prepare for upcoming tours in Europe and beyond, the band expresses enthusiasm about bringing their music to a broader audience. These tours are not just about performances but also about forging deeper connections with fans worldwide.
Industry Realities and Fan Support
Navigating the music industry comes with its set of challenges. The Last Gang candidly discusses the financial aspects, highlighting the minimal revenue from streaming platforms: "We get checks every month $27?"This stark reality underscores the importance of direct fan support. Purchasing music and merchandise directly from artists significantly contributes to their sustainability. The band emphasizes: "We need people to physically buy copies." Such support enables them to continue creating and sharing their art.
Passion and Community
At the core of The Last Gang's journey is an unwavering passion for music and performance. Their commitment to their craft is evident in their dynamic performances and the energy they bring to the stage. Brenna reflects on their fortunate position: "We are very fortunate to be doing what we're doing."They also stress the significance of community within the music scene. Supporting local bands, attending shows, and fostering a collaborative environment are vital for the scene's vitality and growth.
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Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
In this engaging episode of The Hang, host Scott Saldinger and Rob Hingley, founder and frontman of the legendary ska band The Toasters, delve deep into the vibrant world of ska music. Rob, affectionately known as "Bucket," shares his journey from starting The Toasters in New York City to witnessing the genre's global resurgence.
The Origins of The Toasters and Ska's Cultural Impact
Rob recounts the early days of The Toasters, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of promoting ska music in the United States. He emphasizes the genre's rich diversity and cultural significance, noting how ska has always been a musical hybrid.
Challenges in Music Distribution and the Evolution of Formats
The conversation shifts to the hurdles faced in music distribution during the band's inception. Rob reflects on the evolution of music formats and consumption, discussing how these changes have impacted artists and the industry as a whole.
The Importance of Live Performances and Supporting Local Bands
Rob underscores the vital role of live performances in generating revenue and connecting with audiences. He passionately advocates for supporting local bands, emphasizing that such support is crucial for the survival and growth of the music scene. "Art takes an investment," Rob asserts, highlighting the community's role in nurturing artistic endeavors.
Memorable Performances and Ska's Global Appeal
Sharing anecdotes from his extensive touring experience, Rob reminisces about a particularly memorable concert in Venezuela, illustrating ska's universal appeal and the profound connections forged through music.
Dream Collaborations and Emerging Artists
When discussing dream collaborations, Rob expresses a keen interest in working with Elvis Costello, citing mutual musical influences and a shared passion for genre-blending sounds. He also shines a spotlight on emerging artists within the ska scene, acknowledging the fresh energy and innovation they bring to the genre.
The Future of Ska and Overcoming Industry Challenges
Addressing the challenges new artists face in today's music industry, Rob offers insights into navigating the evolving landscape. He emphasizes the importance of resilience, adaptability, and community support in overcoming obstacles and ensuring the continued vibrancy of ska music.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Punk Rock Bowling and Ska Music02:06 The Origins of The Toasters and Ska in NYC07:13 The Evolution of Ska and Its Cultural Impact11:51 The Changing Landscape of Music Distribution15:00 The Toasters' Musical Legacy and Recommendations20:15 Memorable Performances and Global Ska Scenes23:14 The Evolution of Music Production28:44 Memories of Punk Rock Bowling31:56 Audience Dynamics Across Regions34:25 Dream Collaborations in Music38:23 Emerging Artists and the Future of Ska41:40 Challenges Facing New Artists
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Thursday Jul 03, 2025
Join us for an electrifying episode of "The Hang" as we sit down with Los Angeles-based hard punk rock band, Witches Ride. In this in-depth interview, the band members open up about their formation, musical influences, and the unique energy they bring to the punk rock scene. They delve into the excitement surrounding their upcoming performance at the renowned Punk Rock Bowling festival, scheduled for May 24-26, 2025, in Las Vegas .
Formation and Musical Synergy
Witches Ride's origin story is one of mutual connections and a shared passion for music. The band emphasizes how each member's distinct background contributes to their cohesive yet diverse sound. The presence of a dynamic female lead adds a unique dimension to their performances, infusing their shows with unparalleled energy and charisma. As they put it, "We have found our groove together," highlighting the seamless collaboration that defines their music.
Influences and Genre Exploration
Navigating the vast landscape of punk rock, Witches Ride draws inspiration from a myriad of artists, shaping their evolving sound. They candidly discuss the challenges of categorizing their music, noting, "It's hard to tell where we fit in." This openness to exploration allows them to craft songs that resonate with a broad audience while staying true to their artistic vision.
Live Performances and Audience Engagement
Known for their high-energy shows, Witches Ride thrives on audience interaction. Their performances are not just about playing music but creating an immersive experience for fans. The band's enthusiasm is palpable as they share, "We put on a high energy show," underscoring their commitment to delivering memorable live events that captivate and energize audiences.
Upcoming Album: A Conceptual Journey
The conversation takes an exciting turn as Witches Ride reveals details about their forthcoming album, a concept piece centered around a preacher's journey. This narrative-driven project aims to offer listeners a profound storytelling experience through music. They highlight "The Collector" as a pivotal track, noting, "The Collector is what started it all," signifying its importance in their musical evolution.
Anticipation for Punk Rock Bowling 2025
As they gear up for their performance at Punk Rock Bowling, Witches Ride expresses immense excitement. Sharing the stage with iconic bands like Social Distortion, Cock Sparrer, and Peter Hook & The Light , they view this opportunity as a significant milestone. The festival, known for its vibrant community and celebration of punk culture, provides the perfect backdrop for Witches Ride to showcase their new material and connect with a broader audience.
Community and Collaboration in the Punk Scene
Throughout the interview, the band emphasizes the importance of community within the punk rock scene. They advocate for supporting local bands and fostering collaborative relationships, believing that such connections are vital for the genre's growth and sustainability. Their admiration for fellow artists and desire for future collaborations reflect their commitment to contributing positively to the music community.
Looking Ahead: Tours and Merchandise
Beyond the festival, Witches Ride has ambitious plans, including a summer tour and the release of special merchandise at upcoming shows. They understand the significance of networking and maintaining a strong connection with their fanbase, ensuring that their music and message continue to resonate. As they look to the future, the band remains dedicated to evolving their sound and engaging in meaningful conversations about their art.
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Wednesday Jul 02, 2025
Wednesday Jul 02, 2025
Join host Scott Saldinger in this intimate episode of The Hang as he sits down with alternative rock musician Stonehocker (Mark Stonehocker) to delve into the making of his most personal album to date, Hello Mr. Hyde. In this candid conversation, Stonehocker opens up about his journey from singing in a church choir in northern Alberta to becoming a solo artist in Calgary's indie scene.
Stonehocker shares the profound impact of his experiences with addiction and mental health, revealing how these struggles influenced the deeply introspective themes of Hello Mr. Hyde. Written during his journey through a 12-step program, the album explores the first three steps of recovery: recognizing a higher power, surrendering control, and seeking peace. Stonehocker discusses how each track mirrors these stages, offering listeners a raw and honest portrayal of his path to healing.
The conversation also touches on Stonehocker's songwriting process, his evolution as an artist, and the importance of vulnerability in his music. He reflects on the challenges of burnout and the significance of collaboration with longtime drummer Jeff Towers, who contributed to the album's distinctive sound.
Whether you're a fan of alternative rock, indie music, or personal stories of resilience, this episode offers a powerful glimpse into the heart and soul of Stonehocker's music.
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Tuesday Jul 01, 2025
Tuesday Jul 01, 2025
Welcome back to The Hang! In this episode, host Scott Saldinger sits down with Canadian songwriter, performer, producer, and sound designer Joe Lapinski, whose creativity and passion have long made him a staple of the St. Catharines, Ontario music scene and beyond.
Joe shares the story behind his latest single "Hurt a Bird," a song that champions kindness, acceptance, and human connection—themes that echo across his upcoming album New Day. Inspired by legends like David Bowie and Frank Zappa, Joe reveals how music found him early through his parents' eclectic tastes and how that diverse musical exposure continues to shape his work today.
We dive deep into:
Joe’s songwriting process — driven by collaboration, experimentation, and emotional honesty.
The personal and universal themes behind 'New Day': reinvention, reflection, and hope.
How "Hurt a Bird" emerged from a simple, profound moment of inspiration.
The importance of community and lifting up fellow artists in a rapidly changing industry.
Joe’s approach to live performances, future collaborations, and staying connected with listeners.
Joe’s philosophy is refreshingly simple yet profound: "I try and remind myself every day to just be kind." In an era where genuine connection feels more important than ever, Joe’s music serves as a powerful reminder of what really matters.
Whether you’re a long-time fan of Canadian indie music, a songwriter looking for inspiration, or simply someone who believes in the power of art to heal and unite, this conversation will leave you energized and uplifted.
Joe’s passion for storytelling through sound comes through vividly in this episode. New Day promises a blend of introspective reflection and lighthearted optimism—qualities Joe believes music should deliver to listeners across every walk of life.
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