Episode 236 - Andrea Verginella (My Darkest Red)

01/02/25 • 26 min

We kick off the New Year with some hard-hitting "dark'n'roll" music from Italy's My Darkest Red. Their latest album, Midnight Supremacy, takes listeners on a sonic journey through a variety of moods and genres. I had the chance to chat with Andrea Verginella, the band’s bassist, to dive into the creative process behind this powerful release. From heavy riffs to atmospheric moments, Midnight Supremacy blends aggression, introspection, and triumph. Andrea shares how the album reflects both personal struggles and strength, making it a must-listen for fans of dark, genre-defying rock music. Don't miss out on this dark yet empowering journey. Andrea Verginella, and My Darkest Red is Someone You Should Know.
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Videos from this Episode (click the song title to see the video)
By the Moonlight
The House on the Hill
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Episode 235 - Martin Jepsen Andersen - Crossroad Overdrive

Goodbye 2024 and Hello 2025. Our final podcast guest for 2024 is a hard-rockin' father and son from Denmark. Their self-titled album "Crossroad Overdrive" pays tribute to some amazing classic rock from the 60s and 70s, but done with what they call the "Jepsen treatment." What is the "Jepsen treatment?" It's a polished hard rock version that updates it for the mid-2020s. Crossroad Overdrive is father Martin Jepsen Andersen and his talented son Magnus Jepsen Andersen Hilstrøm. So let's get ready to really ROCK in the new year thanks to Crossroad Overdrive, featuring Martin Jepsen Andersen, Someone You Should Know.
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Videos from this Episode (click the song title to see the video)
Whipping Post
Mississippi Queen
Love the One You're With
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Episode 237 - Norman Fox of The Rob Roys

DooWop, a beloved sub-genre of music that first emerged in the late 1930s, has seen several revivals over the years. One Doowop act that has stood the test of time is The Rob Roys. Formed in The Bronx in 1956, the band has been rocking for nearly 70 years, captivating audiences with their timeless sound. Today, I’m thrilled to have the lead singer of The Rob Roys with me. Their enduring presence in the music world is a testament to the lasting appeal of DooWop and its ability to connect with generations of listeners. Stay tuned for our conversation with Norman Fox, he's Someone You Should Know.
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