Ep. 20 - John Hoffman (Weekend Nachos, Stomach)

Late, but definitely worth the wait! The Cacophony Music Podcast is BACK, and this time features one of our favourite musicians, Mr Martyn Clement from IGORRR and HAH! Join us to hear a wholesome conversation about his musical journey, creativity, Covid struggles and the Eurovision (alongside talking about his projects)! Also, special thanks to my good friend and bassist Michael Spiteri for co-hosting! It was an absolute pleasure. Check out his main project Viper Soup Complex (links below)! O...

This episode of the Cacophony Music Podcast features none other than the mixed media-artist and Party Cannon's skull clad vibe curator, Bailey Jr (Vominick). Over the course of roughly 2 hours we discuss his artistic process, working with Party Cannon and Scapegoat Productions, porting music to obscure formats and our good friend Chris' near death experience in a roadside bog. ONLYNOISEISREAL STAYOBSCURE Tracks featured in this episode: Party Cannon - Not Immediately Life Threatening&...

Cacophony is BACK and what better way to blast season 4 off than with our pal Theo from London's finest synth punk band POWERPLANT? This multifaceted group has quickly become one of my favourite go to bands over the past year, melding synth punk, black metal, dungeon synth and Elder Scrolls references into one of the finest noise alloys I've heard in a while. Throughout the interview, Mr Zhykharyev and I discuss his musical journey, Powerplant, the band's debut album People In The Sun and ho...

On this episode of the Cacophony Music Podcast, I get to interview internet mask collecting legend AJ Good from The House of Masks. Over the course of an hour and a half, the Chillicothe ghoul tells us about the origins of The House of Masks, his interest in masked bands, Palefest and more! Thanks again for taking time out of your busy schedule to be on the show! ONLYNOISEISREAL STAYOBSCURE Tracks featured in this episode: Squid Pisser - Vaporize a Neighbor Geistmaschine - Geistmas...

On this episode of the Cacophony Music Podcast, my bandmate Tim and I got to interview local band and good friends Eyes to Argus. Being in your late 20s and early 30s is not easy and this band is here to remind you just that. The Argus boys' music strikes up feelings which hit very close to home. Big life changes, preoccupying nostalgia, insecurity, constant comparison to your peers’ lives along with biting off more than you can chew are a few of the topics explored over the course of the a...