Hosted by Adam & Kate + Hate · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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AGGRESSIVELY UNASKED-FOR QUESTIONABLY ENTERTAINING ACCIDENTALLY INFORMATIVE Two more people with facial hair and questionable tattoo choices talking about niche music for extended periods of time. We will attempt to be self aware about it, we will probably fail.
Adam & Kate + Hate hosts Adam & Kate + Hate, a music show with 15 episodes published.
Mail time. Kate enjoys Pulling Teeth, the band, not the dental procedure, and we take a brief detour into Adam’s homework for next week before getting into new music. We go in on the new ’68 record and the new Your Spiri
Adam shows off some mail and talks about Rodney Barger’s killer finally being brought to justice. Kate gets emotional about ’68 in particular and the work of Josh Scogin more broadly. Adam found Uniform challenging, but
We brought on the genius behind Hardcore Hotline to talk with us. Madelinne was kind enough to make time for us, and we’re very glad she did. She thinks you should go to shows and discover new bands. We agree. Go find yo
Recorded second, released first. We show off our mail, Kate reports back that Rot in Hell is dope, and then we spend the rest of the episode on Furnace Fest, its few high points, and its many low points. Kate gets big ma
Our first guest, JX from Common Ground, joins us to talk about the great state of West by God Virginia, its hardcore scene, and its history. We had other plans for this episode, but they got sidelined, and it was absolut
Exactly what it says on the tin: 2009 releases. Turns out it was a pretty great year for hardcore and adjacent music. Yes, we forgot to talk about the first Harms Way full-length and had to patch it in afterward. No, the
Back to form. Kate shows off some cool mail, and we finally get around to talking about Hellfest, fully revealing that we are not entirely up on the new hotness and are unable to beat the unc allegations.
Short, more than a little unhinged, and not especially well regulated. We get big mad about bands juicing their Spotify numbers. Also Adam really liked Habak. Tune in next time for a more coherent, more typical episode.
After last week we try and keep things a bit more loose, a bit more light, a bit less focused. Kate talks about the Converge/Poison the Well show the night before and complains about big pro venues. We go off on various
This has been a rough week in our little community, and it didn’t feel right not to talk about it. We hope we did the subject matter justice. Tell your people you love them, and if you’re going through it, please know yo
We get into what we’ve been listening to, Adam shows off his latest vinyl acquisitions and reports back on his homework assignment, and we take another shot at sharing our hardcore origin stories. Corigin stories? Listen
Adam has some cool mail to show off. Kate enjoyed Morrow and doesn’t have much to add beyond that. We spend the rest of the episode on two major releases for uncs everywhere: Poison the Well and Neurosis.
Hummus and carrots are snacks for pros. Kate attempts not to eat any on camera and fails. We spend an unreasonable amount of time glazing Patrick from Drug Church/Self Defense Family. Adam reports back on his Amen Ra ass
Adam gets excited about Hamartia finally being on vinyl. Kate does a deep dive on Candiria. Adam disputes the proto-partcore allegations. Kate’s mic dies halfway through, so Adam vamps and gets briefly autobiographical.
Kate is recovering from being sick, and the Supreme caskets were sold out by the time Adam finished the Klarna application, so we’re both feeling a little low this week. But the show must go on. We talk about the Angel D
No big agenda this week. We dive into what we’ve been listening to and watching, shout out labels and bands that deserve more eyes, and riff on whatever’s within arm’s reach of the mic. Eventually, we get a little sentim
We talk Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry, hip hop in hardcore more generally, Killing Pace, Common Ground, Angel Du$t and go in on the new Converge record.
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