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Scranton band Das Black Milk talks about their new album, "Bones in a Daydream"

Shalom Miller, aka Duvbear, has been around music for as long as he can remember, contributing to his father Matisayahu's "Live at Stubbs 2" as a two-year-old. Now he's making his own music, with a nod to his father's catalog. Duvbear chatted with us about how he expresses what he's going through in his music and how he's working to get the word out about his songs.

Broke Pines from Scranton are a new band with a lot of experience just not together. The band talks about their origins, influences and how this project is different than their previous ones.

Andrew McMahon chats about his new album "Tilt At The Wind No More," the three distinct chapters of his career (Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin and Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness), opening stadium shows for Billy Joel and, as a cancer survivor, why he created the Dear Jack Foundation.

Patrick Myers, frontman of UK-based Queen tribute Killer Queen, talks about how he started singing Queen songs in college, playing the same venues with Killer Queen that Queen performed at and why the legendary band appeals to generations of listeners decades after the passing of Freddie Mercury.

James Barrett talks about his latest single, his vision for the music scene in his hometown of Scranton, why out of town shows are special, his Good Things are Happening festival and the inspiration he draws from bands who got their start in Northeastern Pennsylvania, like Tigers Jaw and Captain, We're Sinking.

The Brendan Brisk Band talks about their transition from a blues group to an "indie jam" project, making their new EP "Never Everywhere" with Matt Molchany and how partnering with Astrology Days Records has opened doors for them.

Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner discusses the role he's played since joining the group in 2011, what it's like to be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the band and gives an update on his health after his aorta ruptured on stage in 2021.

Progressive metal virtuoso guitarist Dream Theater talks about reuniting with drummer Mike Portony for his solo tour, bringing his wife's band, Meanstreak, along for the dates, the current state of progressive metal and what's next for Dream Theater.

Mike Keneally, who was a member of Frank Zappa's band during Frank's final run of tours, chats about The Zappa Band, which features fellow Zappa alumni and is on its first headlining tour this summer.

Max Cavalera, the original singer of Brazilian death metal pioneers Seupultura, talks about the Return Beneath Arise Tour with his brother, drummer Iggor Cavalera, the legacy of their band, how lyrics he wrote 30 years ago are relevant to today's situation in Brazil and beyond and shares a funny story about Lemmy.

Jerry Marotta talks about working Peter Gabriel on classic albums like "Security," his band The Security Project, recording with Robert Fripp in New York and much more.

Northeast Pennsylvania musician Samuel O'Connell talks about Noxen's full-length debut album, "Rattlesnake," how his hometown near Dallas, Pennsylvania, plays a role in his songwriting and why he considered quitting live performances before changed his mind for an upcoming show at Karl Hall in Wilkes-Barre.

Kat Von D chats about her debut album, "Love Made Me Do It," designing her live show and why the public is right to be skeptical about artist entering new genres.

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