Last episode of the season! We spoke to Ian Shelton the weekend of the release of his band Regional Justice Center's Crime and Punishment. We talk about recording during the pandemic, how to navigate labels and contracts, and the forgotten time of Scion giving metal and hardcore bands free money. Shelton’s other band Militarie Gun recently released their newest EP, All Roads Lead to the Gun on his own label, Alternatives Label.

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Earlier this year we spoke to Sarah Tudzin about her band illuminati hotties' killer 2020 release, Free I.H.: This is Not the One You've Been Waiting For. We also talked to Tudzin about her career as an engineer and producer, imposter syndrome, noise tapes, and some of the themes behind _Free I.H. _and its relation to the grind of being in a band in the digital age. illuminati hotties recently released their new single "MMMOOOAAAAAYAYA" via Snack Shack Tracks, Tudzin's new imprint.

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Vaccinations are flowing, restrictions are easing and it's a mad dash for tons of artists to get back on the road as early as this Summer. We spoke with Natasha Parish, an agent at one of the biggest boutique agencies, Ground Control Touring, about what to make of the light at the end of the long tunnel for artists, agents and promoters alike.

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For the first episode, we were compelled to talk to videographer, activist and content creator Sunny Singh of Hate5Six. Singh has been a staple of the hardcore scene for years now, documenting some of the genres biggest festivals and cataloging some of the oldest landmark shows. At the 11th hour prior to the record release show for Code Orange's new album, Underneath, the country went into lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Live touring came to a halt, and Singh helped put together a successful record release livestream for the band in its wake that kicked off a year's worth of the new norm of visual media and "live" promotion for many artists around the globe. We spoke to Singh about his involvement in the stream, learning new tricks in his move from an active stage to a less active studio, and his use of the Patreon platform.

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Welcome to B-Sides Now! Less of a music industry podcast, and more of a music industry airing of grievances. Born out of the stress the 2020 pandemic brought to many in the business, Co-hosts Jamie Coletta and Adam Pfleider talk to guests about not only their thoughts on what's going on behind the curtain, but "making sense of" and "calling out" the chaos that is the reality of so many people burning out daily. This is also about new avenues of creativity, productivity and avoiding others' mistakes along the way. It's about speaking truth and building towards a more positive future with each new episode.