Chord Progression Podcast: The Gateway to New Rock and Metal Music
The podcast Rolling Stone said "initiates profound discussions with rock and metal artists, allowing fans to discover the creative workflow of their favorite musicians and understand the factors that make the bands succeed or fall from fame."
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Kevin AKA the moshing mad man who isn’t tame or timid, derives his non-stop energy from rock & metal music.
But that wasn’t the case in 2017, when he was depressed and almost ended his life, with music being one of his only sources of happiness and individuality.
The Chord Progression Podcast, releases 2 episodes every week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, inspiring young rock and metal fans to discover new music, connect with their favorite brand and fuel their desire to connect and feel accepted.
This podcast reinvigorated his life, allowing him to connect with rock & metal fans.
Speaking with new rock & metal artists each week, becoming part and also building one of the best music communities there is with this Podcast!
If you want to:
- Connect with your favorite bands
- Become part of a wider rock and metal community
- Discover the creative workflow of how the best rock & metal music are
created
- And understand the key indicator of pitfalls and success of bands
Scroll up, click follow and start listening to our fan favorite episode titled THE NEXT BIG THING FOR WOMEN IN ROCK MUSIC: Voice of Baceprot Talk New Music and New Tour in 2023
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 65 minutes
- Episodes
- 554
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Episode 202: Defy the Tyrants
San Diego heavy metal band Defy the Tyrants decided to stop by the podcast today for some fun times. The guys share some funny stories about being on stage and when the shows are over, dive deep into…
Episode 201: In Shallows
New Hampshire metalcore band In Shallows makes their debut to you today. The band shares some crazy stories about their formation, and an in depth look into their debut single Phantom Grace is done. …
Episode 200: Conquer Divide
Kia from Conquer Divide is on the Chord Progression podcast today for one of the best hours we have done. She shares how the band likes to prank others at the end of their tours, how a Harry Potter p…
Episode 199: Aldrovanda
Our friends from the Swedish rock band Aldrovanda ARE BACK on the Chord Progression podcast once again in 2021. We spend time with the band catching up with them following their last podcast with us,…
Episode 198: Resolve
Robin from the French band Resolve comes by, bright and early for you. This episode contains how Robin almost forced a tour to cancel because he left his laptop in a parking lot, how Covid-19 has imp…
Episode 197: All Good Things
All Good Things happen on this podcast when Liz from All Good Things stops by. Liz talks with us about the band planning their live set (including the use of a Gravitron), rereleasing the anthemic so…
Episode 196: The Rumours Pt. 1
Carli, Ella, and Daniel from The Rumours stop by the Chord Progression Podcast for their first go around with us. That is because their phone battery died towards the end of the episode, so a second …
Episode 195: Doc Coyle of Bad Wolves
Doc Coyle from Bad Wolves joins the Chord Progression podcast today. Following a crazy story about a time in Cardiff, Doc shares about what he has been up to and the current state of Bad Wolves (when…
Episode 194: REDDSTAR
Daemien Drake of Reddstar stops by as the band is getting its major jumpstart in 2021. Daemein lets us in on how the band formed and works together while living in 3 different parts of the United Sta…
Episode 193: BuckCherry
Stevie from Buckcherry stops by for fun half hour about Buckcherry and their new album, Hellbound. With a band known for its rigorous touring schedule, Stevie talks about how the band spent 2020 work…
Episode 192: Ronin
Chris from Ronin, hard rock band based on Long Island, comes to deliver what is probably the most positive Chord Progression podcast ever. The guys talk about the return to our rock and metal familie…
Episode 191: The Lookout Service
Toronto garage rockers Stergios and Rob from The Lookout Service join the podcast. The guys discuss musical education and both the advantages and pitfalls of it, how the guys create their music based…
Episode 190: First and Forever
Alex from First and Forever comes to the Chord Progression Podcast today with the most inspirational episode ever, and to prove to you that Emo Is Not Dead (Matt Cutshall would be proud). Alex dishes…
Episode 189: CASKETS
CASKETS, the English alternative post-hardcore band, comes to the Chord Progression podcast for you today. You may have heard of the band following their name change from Captives to CASKETS, and if …
Episode 188: BrokenRail
The guys from the band BrokenRail join the podcast today for what is 90 minutes of pure fun. The band freely shares funny stories surrounding their bassist, the mentality and open mindedness when it …
Episode 187: Lydia Can't Breathe
Lydia Can't Breathe makes their way to the Chord Progression Podcast for a funny story filled episode. They guys share stories about the multiple roasts and pranks that they have pulled on one anothe…
Epsiode 186: Dreamers Crime
Australian hard rock/heavy metal band Dreamers Crime stop by the podcast today for the first of many times in the future. Peter and Simon stop by to discuss the current state of live music in their h…
Episode 185: Don't Believe In Ghosts
Dan of the indie rock/pop/alternative band Don't Believe In Ghosts is today's podcast guest. With their debut album Solutions now available, the guys discuss the album and the direction of the band's…
Episode 184: Mixi of Stitched Up Heart
Mixi of Stitched Up Heart is our guest today and we couldn't be happier. Since the pandemic began, Mixi and the rest of the band have jumped onto Twitch to connect with their fans, stream games like …
Episode 183: Modern Mimes
Adi from Modern Mimes is the guest today. The conversation with her covers thoughts around the Covid-19 vaccine from a music fan and an artists' perspective, how the futuristic goth sound the band ha…