Track Listing: 
Interview with Avery Raquel
1.) Avery Raquel – Oh! Darling
2.) Port Cities – On The Nights You Stay Home
3.) Rosewood Groove – What It Means To Me
4.) Pretty Archie – Keep On Movin’
5.) The Hypochondriacs – Just Like Before
6.) Mitch Rayner – Dear Sweet Sister
7.) Mitch Rayner – 7 Hours (Live)
8.) Mitch Rayner – Levels (Nick Jonas) (Live)
9.) Mitch Rayner – Trip To The Moon (Live)
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Well here what ya all been waiting for last weeks show. On the show I played some Lenard Skynard,Pepper Tree , Rush, Max Webster , Krokus also had a deacation to the late Great Singer Chris Cornell R.I.P
Play list for 05/19/2017
1. 10 years later – you can’t win them all
2.Bad finger – Airwaves \ lookout calafornia
3 . Uriah heep – Weekend warrior
4.Van halen -Running with the devil
5. Led zepplin – In the evening
6. Max webster – Lip service
7. Queen – Your my best friend
8.Blue oyster cult – Godzillia
9.Bto -Wheels won’t turn
10.Jimi hendrix – wind crys mary
11.Billy Squier – every body want’s you
12.Pepper tree – Try
13.Rolling stones – Gimme shelter
14. Blitzkreeg – B litzkreeg
15.Lighthouse – One fine morning
16.Styx – put me on
17.Cream – whiteroom
18.Zztop – cheep sun glasses
19.Soundgarden – Room a thousand years wide
20. Autoslave -Gasoline
21.Soundgarden – Spoon man
22. Rush – Free will
23.The who – buba O’Ryley
24 Lenard Sknard – Simple Man
25. Krokus -Long stick goes boom
26. The Eagels – I can’t tell you why
27. Ccr – fortunat son
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We tell kids to get outside more often — but then keep them inside for more of the day. Maybe we can rethink that idea…
My guest today is Amanda LeBlanc, one of the people behind the Under One Sky Friendship Centre, and related programs such as the outdoor classroom and workshops. We talk about the early education program which takes pre-Kindergarten aboriginal students outside to learn, the partnership with Musique Nomade to bring a free program to help aboriginal musicians polish their work, and the growth of the Friendship Centre and its programs.
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May 22, 2017 – Avery Raquel is a very accomplished performer. Starting in theater very young Avery has appeared on television and stages across Canada, performed at the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City, and at many jazz festivals all over. Plus she’s involved with volunteer and charity work and is the recipient of a long list of awards. Avery has also recently released her second full length album Without A Little Rain. Oh yeah, did we mention she’s only 15?
Listen in while Bondo chats with Brantford Ontario’s incredibly talented young lady about having an accomplished career at a young age, balancing performing with a teenage life, and how she got into jazz/R&B in the first place.
For more information, check out her website/social media and her YouTube page for some great tunes!
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Track Listing:
1.) Jessie Brown – Debt (We Ain’t Got No Money)
2.) Gun Jr. – Wolf
3.) David in the Dark – Red Sand
4.) Walrus – Family Hangover
5.) CHIPS – The Game
6.) Pretty Normal – Couch
7.) Loveland – Chill For You
8.) P R O P E R T Y – Humans and Guns
9.) CAMERON – Not For Me
10.) Mrs. Hippie – Do The Kids Know?
11.) Math Class – Chinese Lazer Dead End Disco
12.) The Courtneys – Mars Attacks
Track Listing: 
Interview with Avery Raquel
1.) Avery Raquel – Without A Little Rain
2.) Plume Moth Orchestra ft. Melanie Peterson – I Don’t Want Anybody But You
3.) Sarah Jane Scouten – Paul
4.) Kerry Underhill – Jesus & Jones
5.) Yowler – Go
6.) Cindy Alma – Sad Song
7.) Pixx – Grip
8.) Nashlyn – Dark Moon
9.) The Damn Truth – The Match
10.) Frank Love – People Without Anything To Say
11.) Not You – Soup
12.) Kristin Witko – Fallout
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Em and Tom from Fredericton’s very own ‘The Green Lung Grinders’ popped on air to join me at the start of episode #111. Albeit their 5th release ‘Toke Signals’ came out a few months ago, it was time to have the gang back on and to get the scoop on the album and what they’ve been up to and what they are planning!
In Hour II, I paid homage to one of my favorite ‘Grunge’ era vocalists. Chris Cornell passed away this last week leaving the World’s Rock/Metal/Music community in shock. Particularly trouble is the notion that three of the Grunge leading musicians lost their lives; Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley and Cornell.
Here’s the play list for episode #111:
Hour I: Crazy Train – Ozzy| Pope Smear – The Green Lung Grinders| The Green Lung Grinders Interview| Organ Donair – The Green Lung Grinders| Super Novae – Red Usurper| Vampiric Blood – Engage The Threat| Born To Kill – Beyond Eternal| Nothing Survives – Spinesplitter *NEW!| Bolshevik – Dischord
Hour II: Hands All Over – Soundgarden| Loud Love – Soundgarden| Drawing Flies – Soundgarden| Show Yourself – Mastodon| Gotham – Kobra & The Lotus| Beyond Omega – Oracle| Let The Killing Begin – Arch Enemy| The Necropolis Junction – Johnny Truant| Screaming For Vengeance – Judas Priest
Upcoming shows:
THIS Saturday, May 27th – At People’s Pub – 1 Milltown Blvd St. Stephen NB – Saint John NB’s Rifium Fredericton’s I Monolith and The Wasteland Zombies return to People’s Pub to ROCK the walls off, if you thought last weekend’s Metal show at People’s was epic, just wait ’til you get your nuts rocked off this weekend! Show stars at 10PM!
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The fuzzy noise of Full of Hell has the stage all to itself once again, morphing into a relentless barrage of riffs and songs unlike anything anyone has ever seen from them. “Trumpeting Ecstasy” is the first full length solo release from the grindcore quartet since 2013 and is making even their most hardcore fans realize that it has been far too long. Clocking in at just over 23 minutes of running time, this is a record for fans of the band both new and old, showcasing the best of their previous and future sound.
“Their riffs are more articulate yet come across more intense. The shifts are as dynamic as ever but with a bit less noise emphasis this time around. The focus is more on death metal and grind, with the hardcore parts a bit less often but as effective as ever. This band just doesn’t seem to let up and seem like they’ll keep getting better and better.” – Mike Belliveau, Guitarist of Fifty Feet of Earth
The first half of the album is a five-punch combo that kicks the door open on their refined sound. The album’s lead single “Deluminate” sets an almost unsustainable pace for the listener, pummeling them with menacing leads and black tongued vocals. This shifts rapidly into “Branches of Yew” and “Bound Sphinx”, tracks which stay true to the traditional grindcore structure yet stand out with a strong saturation of sludgy death grind and doom inspired breakdowns. “The Cosmic Vein” follows that up with a grand showcase of the range of vocalist’s Dylan Walker and Sam DiGristine, which are accompanied by more dark melodies and a brief indulgence into the realm of black metal. “Digital Prison” lands the final blow of side A with another classic burst of trademark demonic noise.
The heavyweight tracks of this album come out swinging on side B. “Crawling Back to God” and “Fractured Quartz” roll out some of the best guitar parts written by the band to date, opting for complementing dynamics as opposed to piling on the noise. “Gnawed Flesh” and “Ashen Mesh” further this motif with cohesive shredding that perfectly transition into brutal slams. Trumpeting Ecstasy”, the album’s title track, tips the scale on both ends of the bands spectrum, casting a wide lens of the bands roots and the parallel that is their experimentation and growth. The album concludes with “At The Cauldron’s Bottom”, which embodies the metamorphosis of the band in the present moment. The longest composition on the record, the band once again hits that dark vein of their music with vile root notes coated in slimy vocals. The somber accents of the song are consistent from its aggressive start to it’s powerful conclusion of slow chugging and distorted drums, dragging out the final bars to cement the record’s impression on all who listen.
Listen to the album here: https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/trumpeting-ecstasy
Check out Mike’s band Fifty Feet of Earth here: https://fiftyfeetofearth.bandcamp.com/
Sheila Nicholls discusses her latest album “All of Nature” and a gig at the Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles. Her song “Fallen For You” is featured on the soundtrack for High Fidelity.
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Harrison Page Interview: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls exclusive! Memories of Vixen! Reflections on Lionheart. The disappointment of Carnosaur. Being a Bogus Cop in Trouble Man, and more!
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Netherealm and Warner Brothers bring’s us a sequel to Injustice gods among us, Injustice 2; Does this fighting game compete as a number one contender or a chump? let’s find out.
Injustice 2 takes place after the events of One still feeling the effects of Superman turning evil after the joker got to him, but this time it seems that Gorilla Grodd and Brainiac are behind the evil plans this time. Batman and the rest of the Justice League (minus Superman) team up together to take down Brainiac as he attempts to destroy the world. During the duration of the story, we see new characters come in to play like SuperGirl, Cyborg, Harley Quinn and so much more. Progressing through some of the heroes we see become overturned or brainwashed if you will and join Brainiac in his mission to destroy Earth just like he did Crypton. Sometimes in the story line, you will have a choice of two heroes you want to fight as it’s only at the end though that it makes a difference of the storyline if you choose to play as Batman or Superman. The ending is a bit different than most fighting games because we see the team divide a little bit, in the end, depending what happens to Brainiac while Batman is about bringing him to justice, Superman wants him dead.
The gameplay is just like the previous one and Mortal Kombat now that is good and bad at the same time. Some of the heroes fight flat on the ground while others float in the air which well can be somewhat annoying, I get it you can fly do not really need to emphasize on it. The fighting in this game is not the greatest either the moves list is a bit lackluster when it comes to variety, and one thing that really grinds my gears about this game is I do no like having to enter the entire button combination before it will actually do the special move I just wish it could be more react quicker when I do the combo move like in Tekken or Dead or Alive.
Injustice 2 is a great game, however missing some of my favorite characters DC universe, the story was short, but gave you the opportunity to play as everyone it was short and sweet. The customization in this game is deeper than any other fighting game I have played in my life and it is something I can appreciate and hope to see more of. This is your normal fighting game with a story, Arcade, Online, and Multiverse mode. I hope there is a third one with a bit more characters, better and more responsive combos.
Injustice 2: 7/10
Good Job Netherealm and Warner Brothers
Reviewed by ICE at Gamers of the Round Table
After a week full of … let’s be polite and say “Life”, I found a way (Jurassic Park reference) to get the podcast up on time. So enjoy the small victories! We have a bunch of tracks coming out to you from the wonderful world of 2017, with some new releases being out as early as today. So check out this episode, find some music to enjoy, and if you think I missed something.. hit me up at RunForYourLifeCHSR@gmail.com !
RIP Chris Cornell
Playlist:
Ruby Bones – No Fun
Napalmpom – Ghost Bike
Freeze the Atlantic – Annotate My Fate
Forget and Forgive – Unfair
Ayreon – Everybody Dies
Sleep Keepers – Roar
HALF Gramme of SOMA – Groove Is Black
Kitchen Witch – Don’t Waste Your Time
Orbital Express (Official) – Northern Lights
Sumo Cyco – Building Castles
Parasol Caravan – Time Bender
Audioslave – I Am The Highway
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2017-05-18 – Fastball is probably best known for their huge 1998 record All The Pain Money Can Buy, and with hits like The Way, Fire Escape, and Out Of My Head, Fastball were one of the biggest alternative bands in North America. 8 years after releasing their last record they’re back with an all-new album, Step Into Light, released May 20, 2017!
Listen in while Miles chats with Bondo about the album, how they’ve stuck together after 2 decades, how touring doesn’t get any easier, and that Clamato is totally a Canadian thing.
Also check out the music videos for their 2 new singles I Will Never Let You Down and We’re On Our Way!
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Track Listing: 
1.) After Funk – FREAK
2.) Minotaurs – Black Maria
3.) Hooded Fang – Queen of Agusan del Norte
4.) Dude York – Black Jack
5.) The Pistolwhips – Stickbreaker
6.) The Damn Truth – Pirates & Politicians
7.) Beach Fossils – Down The Line
8.) The Fallers – Margaret Thatcher
9.) The Velveteins – Strange Side Of The Street
10.) FINN – Godsend
11.) Mountains of the Moon – Caterpillar
12.) Philippe B – Sortie/Exit
13.) Kurtis Eugene – For What It’s Worth
14.) Juveniles – Someone Better
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2017-01-21 – 
Toronto’s LUKA stopped in to Studio D for a live Session with Roger Jean. Listen in to some beautiful music!
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Telltale games takes another critically acclaimed franchise under their wing (Guardians of the Galaxy) bringing us what seems to be the best storytelling in the video game industry. In episode 1 you begin on the guardian’s ship and are looking to take down Thanos the galaxies most notorious criminal, you get shot down on a strange planet in the kree district which Thanos has stolen an artifact from. The Guardians continue to pursue Thanos through which seems to be a temple of some sort, from there the Guardians have a very intense battle and end up killing Thanos with a gun that Rocket claims he made. After killing Thanos it was time to celebrate with drinks and social gatherings at a bar, having conversations with your colleagues and just having a good time, waking up from having too much to drink you and your crew are trying to decide what to do with the corpse of Thanos; you have two options of taking it to a collector who will pay you top dollar on Rockets recommendation or take it to the nova corps on Gamora’s recommendation. Whatever decision you make Hala will ambush your team and take the artifact you retrieved from Thanos, you then pursue her to her ship with either Drax or Gamora as you get there you will have a confrontation conversation with Hala which ends up getting Star-Lord stabbed and being seriously injured and ends up on the verge of death, but this artifact has some weird powers and his mother somehow brings him back to life even though his mother is dead.
Episode 1: 7/10
Reviewed by ICE at Gamers of the Round Table.
Track Listing:
1.) Papal Visit – What Makes Him Win Like That?
2.) Papal Visit– Lucky Numebrs
3.) Colony Recording Club – Beside
4.) T. Thomason – Done Bad
5.) Fast Romantics – Radio Waves (Toronto, ON)
6.) Gianna Lauren – Give It Up
7.) Mitch Rayner – 7 Hours
8.) Dammien Alexander – Tidal Wave
9.) Little You, Little Me – Racket In My Brain
10.) The SwiftKicks – Already Dead
11.) District Avenue – Revival
12.) The Hyacinth Act – Dukkah II
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Track Listing:
1.) R.A. Lautenschlager – Doin’ All Right
2.) Mike LeBlanc – Rich Man Poor Man
3.) The Gary Sappier Blues Band – Mama Do You Think I’m Crazy
4.) Ross Neilsen – Don’t Need Love
5.) Paul Wilfred – Wishin You Away
6.) Adam Baldwin – Rehtaeh (Radio Edit)
7.) The Reference Desk – Leo
8.) Walrus – Later Days
9.) Mountain of the Moon – Caterpillar
10.) Kieran Smyth – Streetlights
11.) Michelle Thibodeau – Hey Hitchhiker
12.) CAMERON – Not For Me
13.) Brothers – Wasted
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Track Listing:
1.) Little Dragon – Celebrate
2.) Ghost Twin – Plastic Heart
3.) Sylvan Esso – Signal
4.) Paloma Rush – Roller Skates
5.) Lydia Ainsworth – Wicked Game
6.) Bicycle Face – Spinning Song
7.) Jessica Moss – Glaciers I (Pt. 2)
8.) Charly Bliss – DQ
9.) Not You – LL
10.) She-Devils – The World Laughs
11.) The Damn Truth – Broken Blues
12.) Michelle Thibodeau – Checkmate
13.) Larissa Tandy – I Won’t Let You Go
14.) Jessica Rhaye – My World
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Episode 6!
This week casual co-host Sean Carroll returned to the show and we awkwardly discussed his nicknames, summer plans, Johnny blabbed for one final time about the ECMAs and we caught up one some of the latest new in the world of metal!
Song of the week!
Fredericton metal titans Hero’s Last Rite recently released their thunderous new album “Wasted Prayer”, so we played their song Devilfinger in the spirit of their new tunes!
Listen to the album here: http://www.heroslastrite.com/
Upcoming tour dates:
Friday May 19th – Sussex @ Uncle G’s
Saturday May 20th – St. Stephen @ People’s Pub
Read Johnny’s review of the album: http://chsrfm.ca/blog/general/album-review-heros-last-rite-wasted-prayer
Next week! Johnny plays some backlogged interviews and some awesome tunes to go along with it!
Next Monday 10-11:30pm on CHSR!
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‘Monteithmania’! invaded the Crazy Train on episode #110! It’s been a long wait, but those Monteith Bros, Shaun and Daniel finally did it! While the title track, ‘Monteithmania’ was released earlier in the week, the guys threw another new track at me to debut on the Crazy Train. ‘Monteith’ has taken to the road and headed West to begin their Canadian conquest and they boys are amped!
Congrats to Luc Gagné who won the ‘on air give away’! He’ll be receiving a copy of Hero’s Last Rites’ ‘Wasted Prayer’! And it’ll be hand delivered to him by the band itself!!
Also on this episode we heard some brand new ‘Rosewood Annie’ from Halifax, some ‘Melonville’ from Moncton and new ‘Green Lug Grinders’.
Here’s the playlist for Episode#110:
Hour I: Crazy Train – Ozzy| Monteithmania – Monteith| Interview with Monteith | Abyssonaut – Monteith| Vices – Rosewood Annie| Wasted Prayer – Hero’s Last Rite| Running Wild – Lionsault | Control – Melonville| Kingdom Of The Serpent – The Green Lung Grinders| Tide Breaker – Requiomend| Worm(hole)s – The Sun Through A Telescope|
Hour II: The Speed Of Light – Iron Maiden| Devil Is Fine – Zeal & Ardor| Rise of the Fallen – Soulfly| Lords of Summer – Metallica|One Day Remains – & Show Me A Leader – Alter Bridge| Am I Demon – Danzig| Pushing Drugs – Andrew WK|
I dunno what’s going on with Episode #111 – Maybe a band is going to join me, maybe not… Whatever happens, well you know it’ll be the best damn Metal radio you can tune into!!
Upcoming Shows/Events/ Other Metal Radio Shows!:
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What if, instead of the artist traveling to the studio, the studio could come to the artist?
My guest today is Joelle Robillard of Musique Nomade (website). This company works with aboriginal artists to help them polish their presentation, their music and their performance, helping them reach the next level of their career. This free service travels to numerous communities to bring the studio to the artist.
Musique Nomade (Facebook) arrives in Fredericton on May 19 and is here until May 31.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Stogies – Happenstance
2.) MELONVINE – Sign
3.) Right Shitty – Ripoff
4.) Before The War – Doom
5.) Elephant Skeletons – All This Time
6.) Steve Strongman – No Time like Now (Hamilton, ON)
7.) Richie Young – Backyard Doctor
8.) Ian Janes – Lying Awake
9.) Stewart Legere – Sabotage
10.) Jane Blanchard – 56
11.) The Once – Tell Me Something I Don’t Know
12.) Rose Cousins – Freedom
13.) Magnolia – Wandering
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