It’s episode 27 of She’s with the Band, the show that aims to amplify the voices of women on stage, backstage, and in the business, and this time, hosts Tori Kravitz and Alicia Atout chat with Arielle Salsa, founder and seamstress at alternative clothing company The Pretty Cult.

Black Mirror finally makes its triumphant return to Netflix, as does the sequel to a hit Chris Hemsworth action flick, plus more across streaming this week

Colin and Bo sit down with Never Ending Game singer Mikey Petroski right after their historic hometown set at Detroit’s Tied Down Festival alongside the release of their acclaimed sophomore LP “Outcry”

Writer and director Damien Leone wants to make Art the Clown genuinely scary again, and he just might be able to do it

This sequel to the surprise 2018 animated hit does more than simply surpass the original, it tells a nearly perfect Spider-Man story

The Australian duo balance artistry and extremity on their seventh full length, ‘Arrival’.

A group of veterans are haunted by the ghosts of their past on Shudder, The Weeknd infiltrates Max, and much more hits streaming this week

Monica Strut chats to Spiritbox guitarist Mike Stringer at Knotfest Australia about the wild reception to the band’s Australian shows.

John Staypuft Mallow, Alicia Atout and Ryan J Downey gave their opinion about the latest album from Avenged Sevenfold ‘Life Is But A Dream…’.

Colin Young (God’s Hate) and Bo Lueders (Harms Way) recap their weekend at the second ever annual Tied Down Fest in Detroit Michigan and discuss everything from the lineup, the festival amenities, and how they spent an entire week in Detroit leading up to the unbelievable second year of what we can only hope remains Detroit’s annual preeminent hardcore festival for years to come.

Tori Kravitz discusses her experience at Slam Dunk Festival 2023 and her favorite band to watch on the latest Heavy Conversation episode.

Sophie and Yasmine never made it as wise podcasters, and couldn’t cut it as poor podcasters either. This week they dive into one of rock’s most controversial and widely divisive bands…. Nickelback. Do you hate them? Do you love them? Whatever the case, you have an opinion and they’re gonna talk about it!

The LGBTQ+ heavy metal podcast discusses a variety of ways an Amon Amarth banger makes them think about gay stuff (and Vikings), and puts albums from Grave Pleasures and Lamp Of Murmuur into HCGBs’ jukebox.

David Ellefson of Dieth joins Joshua Toomey and Talk Toomey this week to discuss the band’s debut album, To Hell and Back. David and Joshua start the conversation with some Elvis, Pete Best and Glen Matlock talk.

Rob Savage takes on a big screen adaptation of an old school Stephen King story