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Revolution Come and Gone
Hosted by Burst & Bloom · music · EN
About this Podcast:
In the early ‘90s, a vibrant American underground music scene was dragged kicking and screaming into mainstream visibility – with turbulent, controversial, sometimes hilarious results. Musician Dylan Metrano and writer Gregory S. Moss speak with major bands, producers, label heads and hangers-on of the era, look back and try to make sense of this transformative moment in American cultural history. If you’re hungry to hear about the independent, lo-fi, garage, grunge, avant-garde and punk music of the late 20th century, this podcast will fill your goddamn socks.
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What is Revolution Come and Gone about?
In the early ‘90s, a vibrant American underground music scene was dragged kicking and screaming into mainstream visibility, with turbulent, controversial, sometimes hilarious results. Musician Dylan Metrano and writer Gregory S. Moss speak with major bands, producers, label heads and hangers-on of the era, look back and try to make sense of this transformative moment in American cultural history.
Who hosts Revolution Come and Gone?
Revolution Come and Gone is hosted by Burst & Bloom. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
What has Revolution Come and Gone covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Pussy Galore’s ‘Historia de la Musica Rock’ with Jon Spencer and Bob Bert" (4 November 2025, 42 minutes), "Thalia Zedek & Come" (28 October 2025, 34 minutes), and "Lou Miami & the Kozmetix" (21 October 2025, 28 minutes).
How often does Revolution Come and Gone publish?
Revolution Come and Gone publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 14 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Revolution Come and Gone?
Booking probability for Revolution Come and Gone is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Revolution Come and Gone requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Revolution Come and Gone's contact route on record: public web form.
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About the host
Burst & Bloom hosts Revolution Come and Gone, a music podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #12
Thalia Zedek & Come
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Lou Miami & the Kozmetix
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Tim Foljahn (Half Japanese, Mosquito, Cat Power, Thurston Moore, the Boredoms, Townes Van Zandt)
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Lollapalooza, pt. 1: John Rubeli
Aug 12, 202528 minS1<p>What would you have done if, at the tender age of 23, you were asked to curate a stage at a multimillion-dollar festival, and you could include all your favorite bands? For Revolution Come and Gone’s first episode...
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Jul 29, 20253 minS1<p>In the early ‘90s, a vibrant American underground music scene was dragged kicking and screaming into mainstream visibility – with turbulent, controversial, sometimes hilarious results. Musician Dylan Metrano and...
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