In this week's episode of Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin quizzes Steve on Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory.
This is our last episode, we hope you enjoy.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Phil Vernon, the host of the Riff n Chips podcast and guitarist of post metal band, Copse.
Phil's album of choice was the metalcore classic 'Alive or Just Breathing' from Killswitch Engage.
Phil was an awesome guest. It's a great episode. We hope you enjoy.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Steve quizzes Martin on the Nu Metal classic, Infest, from Papa Roach.
Infest was the first album that Martin and Steve spoke about on the podcast. It took them 4-5 hours to record and the finished product was a bit shit, to say the least. They decided it was time to revisit the first ever episode they recorded and give it a well deserved remix.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined, once again, by Cam and Jonny from the chaotic Manchester noise makers, Lure In.
They're here to tell us about their new album 'We Are All Going To Hell', which is available on Spotify here.
We quiz them on the metalcore masterpiece that is Poison The Well's 'The Opposite of December...A Season of Separation".
As always, Cam and Jonny are awesome guests, it's a great episode.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Sam from The Lonely Youth, an alt rock band from Hull, in the UK.
Sam chose the 1999 alternative metal/funk rock album 'Make Yourself' from 'Incubus'.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Steve chooses the fourth studio album from Jimmy Eat World, Bleed American.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin chose the disco inspired house album 'Discovery' from French electronic duo 'Daft Punk'.
It's kind of outside the genre's that we usually choose, but Daft Punk seemed to cross that bridge into the alternative scene somehow.
Anyways, it's a great episode, we hope you enjoy.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Lewis and Dan from Looseleaf, an alternative emo band from Southend and Brighton, to be quizzed on the 2014 debut album from the Atlanta emo outfit, Microwave.
It's a good one, Lewis and Dan were awesome guests, we hope you enjoy.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Andy Gilmour, the bassist for Hundred Reasons, Raging Speedhorn, Freeze the Atlantic and Hectares.
Andy chose the 1986 Iron Maiden album, Somewhere in Time to be quizzed about.
Andy was an awesome guest.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin quizzes Steve on the smash hit Emo/Screamo album, The Used, from the Utah quartet, released in 2002.
Martin chose the album this week, and he puts Steve's The Used knowledge through its paces.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Steve chooses the album that he will quiz Martin on. Martin has to guess the album, but it's already the title of the episode, so we might as well tell you.
Steve chose the 2001 garage rock classic White Blood Cells, from The White Stripes.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Simon, the guitarist from Blanket, a grungey shoegaze band from the north west here in the UK.
Simon chose the Smashing Pumpkins classic double album, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, from the year 1995 to be grilled about.
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In this weeks episode of Is It Dad Rock Yet? Steve Quizzes Martin on the Nine Inch Nails, industrial classic, The Downward Spiral.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Joe, the vocalist for the Leeds based emo-infused alternative rock band Beauty School.
Joe gave Martin and Steve a huge list of albums that changed his life for the episode, and they decided to go with the emo classic 'Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge', the sophomore album from the New Jersey quintet.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin quizzes Steve on the 2003 masterpiece 'War all the Time'. From the New Jersey Post-Hardcore outfit, Thursday.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Steve quizzes Martin on the 2001, Neue Deutsche Harte album, 'Mutter' by Rammstein.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Matt from the Nevermind Polly Podcast.
Matt's album of choice was American Idiot by Punk Rock Stalwarts, Greenday. Matt chose this album because it was one of the first album's that got him into the alternative music scene. Listen to us quiz him on all things American Idiot and Green Day.
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This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? It's Steve's turn to choose an album and he chose the debut album, Permission to Land, from the British glam rock outfit The Darkness.
Martin and Steve also talk about the death of Kerrang TV and their memories of watching it as teenagers.
This week on Is It Dad Rock Yet? Martin and Steve are joined by Andy and Ryan from the Manchester based post-rock outfit Pleiades.
The album of choice for Andy and Ryan was none other than Glassjaw's amazing 2002 sophomore album, Worship and Tribute. A post-hardcore classic.
Andy and Ryan were excellent guests, and as always, this episode is full of fun and interesting trivia.
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This week Martin and Steve are joined by Kathryn and Dan from the London punk band, Fresh.
They chose Biffy Clyro's fourth studio album, and major label debut, Puzzle.
Kathryn and Dan were fantastic guests, and it's a great episode. We hope you enjoy it.
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