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Dead Dialect Podcast is the official podcast of Dead Dialect, the creative efforts of Brandon Clements and Julian Lara. This is our excuse to talk to people way cooler than us. Sit in as we talk to some of the most interesting and talented people on the planet. #DeadDialect
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Harper Watters is a ballet dancer and currently a principal performer for the Houston Ballet. As arguably one of the greatest living ballet dancers, Harper is a trailblazer and symbol of representation, grace, and power. #houstonballet #deaddialect #ballet Watch the video of this podcast here
(Recorded July 24, 2024) Our last new (old) episode features the returning Chris Wee from And So I Watch You From Afar. Chris is an amazing dude that plays in an amazing band. We talk Houston's recent troubles, the band's timing around touring in tumultuous times, and the newest album. #andsoiwatchyoufromafar #drummer #deaddialect #sargenthouse
(Recorded March 2025) Host Brandon Clements welcomes Michael "Mikey Shoes" Shuman to Dead Dialect Podcast. Mikey is the longtime bassist for one our favorite bands on the face of the planet, Queens of the Stone Age. This year he embarked as a solo artist under the moniker GLU. We sat down with Mikey during his recent tour with Phantogram and talked the new path with GLU, what's in store for Queens, and our favorite trash tv shows (Survivor and Vanderpump). Get ready, this is a fun one. Watch the video of this episode here
(Recorded June 20th, 2024) Hosts Brandon Clements and Julian Lara welcome back Emily Kokal of Warpaint. Warpaint is an especially important band to the podcast and us as people. Warpaint has served as a catalyst for some of the most important moments of our lives, and in this particular podcast, it was important to make that clear. Shoutout to the entire Warpaint band and crew, you all continue to be the nicest people in the industry. Watch the video of this podcast here
Alright, let's be honest: this is a super personal and intimate podcast for me (Brandon). Not only do I love this band deeply, but I've always resonated with the themes of grief, love, and leftism - almost to an obsessive extent frankly. Simply put, this was a big episode for me and I am grateful for it. Thanks for listening. Joe Talbot is the lead singer of IDLES, a rock band from Bristol, England. Their newest album "TANGK" is their strongest recording to date and continues to rule our playlists. They are known for their energetic live performances, powerful leftist themes, and being one of the best bands currently touring. Seriously, go to an IDLES show. Thanks to Joe for the interview and the entire IDLES team for being so awesome. #DeadDialect Watch the video of this podcast here
(Recorded April 2024) This week on Dead Dialect, we're thrilled to have Andrew Forsman, the drummer for the legendary band The Fall of Troy, join us. Andrew, a friend of the show and an all-around badass, sits down with Brandon to chat about his history with the podcast, future plans for the band, and the legacy he hopes to create as the drummer for such an iconic group. Watch the video of this podcast here
(Recorded October 25th, 2019) This week, host Brandon Clements speaks with absolute legend and icon, John Waters. In what is arguably the most important podcast we've ever done, we discuss the evolution of the term "filth", taking LSD in at the age of 70, and what it means to connect with fans. Seriously, check this one out. Watch the video of this episode here
(Recorded February 27th, 2022) In this episode of Dead Dialect, hosts Brandon Clements and Julian Lara are joined by Daniel Tracy of Deafheaven. Daniel is an excellent drummer for one our personal favorite bands ever. In this episode, the guys discuss the newest record, opinions on Lars Ulrich, and how to pronounce a particular Deftones song. #DeadDialect Watch the video of this podcast here
(Recorded February 18th, 2020) In episode 3 of the New (Old) season, hosts Brandon Clements and Julian Lara sit down with Chris Guanlao and Nikki Monninger of Silversun Pickups. In their return to the show, the group discuss their work with legendary producer Butch Vig, the loss of Kobe Bryant, give their hot takes on the state of Star Wars, and a lot more. Recorded in the green room at House of Blues Houston Watch the video of this podcast here
(Recorded September 2019) This week on Dead Dialect, hosts Brandon Clements and Julian Lara welcome Brendan Canty and Joe Lally of Fugazi and The Messthetics, joined by fellow Messthetics guitarist Anthony Pirog. The guys discuss Fugazi, Joe's record with John Frusciante and Josh Klinghoffer of Red Hot Chili Peppers, the current state of streaming & music, and much more! Episode 2 of The New (Old) Season, a season recorded entirely before the pandemic with the biggest lineup of guests in the show's history. Watch the video of this podcast here
Recorded sometime in 2018 Dead Dialect (Brandon Clements and Julian Lara) make their return after five long years, a pandemic, and a slew of life changes with guest and rapper Fat Tony. The boys discuss journaling, Billie Eilish, and future (past) plans. Episode 1 of The New (Old) Season, a season recorded entirely before the pandemic with the biggest lineup of guests in the show's history. Watch the video of this podcast here
Recorded August 2017 James Templeton is a musician, producer, and something of a pioneer for Houston's current music scene and artistic community due to his tenure as the bassist for legendary experimental math band, By The End of Tonight. Taking on a new identity in the electronic natured "LIMB", James is finding new ways to allow people to listen and experience music, pushing boundaries on that a live show should be, and expanding his brand across various forms of visual and audio media. Watch the video of this podcast here
Recorded July 2017 Another festival down! Dead Dialect brings you the experience of some of the top names in the ultra stacked lineup at Float Fest '17 in San Marcos, TX. Cage the Elephant guitarist Nick Bockrath as well as Tom Putnam and Spencer Thomson of Moon Taxi all guest on the show to talk about their experiences at the fest, their work, and passions. Watch the video of this podcast here
Recorded May 2017 In our first ever in-studio video podcast, we welcome back Derrick "The Black Beast" Lewis. A Houston based MMA fighter, Derrick is a main player in the UFC's heavyweight division, sitting at #6, on a six streak tear, and a stones throw away for fighting for a championship belt. He headlines his own fight card against Mark Hunt in New Zealand on June 11th 2017.
Live podcast with The Fall of Troy hosted by Dead Dialect Podcast. Filmed at The Raven Tower in Houston, Texas on 7/22/16. The Fall of Troy are one of most favorite and beloved bands, and we're eternally grateful to have been able to sit down and talk to them. Subscribe and share and find us on iTunes, where you can listen to the full audio of this episode along with many others. Watch the video of this podcast right here
TJ Miller is a stand-up comedian and actor, notable for his roles as Erlich Bachman in Silicon Valley, Weasel in Deadpool, and apparently even the Mucinex booger thing. Recorded right before his set at The Secret Group in Houston Texas, TJ discusses things his rapid ascent to A-list status, favorite Bachman lines, and his mancing looking but super friendly bodyguard.
It's Day For Night 2.0 as Houston's new flagship festival returns, shattering every bar it set in its wildly successful debut in 2015. With monster music lineups and showcasing mind blowing visual art installations, Day For Night has established itself as one of the most elite music festivals worldwide in just two years. Honored and humbled to be able to attend as media, DDP is joined on site by two Houston icons gaining international recognition, Kam Franklin of the Suffers, and rap artist Fat Tony. Also in this episode, Brian Chippendale, drummer and vocalist of the legendary two-piece experimental/noise rock band, Lightning Bolt, sits down with us and shares history, memories, and knowledge while we check off another favorite drummer off our bucket list. Onwards to Day For Night 2017!
Scott Sturgeon and Jesse Sendejas are two musicians who front Leftöver Crack and Days n Daze respectively. Popularly known by his stage name "Stza", Scott Sturgeon gained a worldwide following by being the front man not only to LÖC, but also to Choking Victim and Star Fucking Hipsters, three of the most prolific and notorious ska-punk acts to emerge in the last two decades. Days N Daze is a folk-punk band that borrows elements from hardcore and crust music who after spending some time as one of the flagship bands in Houston's punk scene, is gaining nationwide attention and rising to prominence.
It's the second coming of the powerful Timothy Russell, aka Guilla, to the podcast. One of Houston's best and brightest rap artists on the rise, Guilla is on the warpath to greatness, tirelessly moving one project to the next and focused on showcasing every aspect of his craft. With plans to release a new full length in early 2017, folks can tie themselves up in the meantime with his freshly dropped mixtape, Rap, Trap, & Drums - Vol. II.
Handsomebeast are some of our closest friends on the planet. As one of Houston's most exciting live bands, they command any stage they are on. We welcome them back on the podcast to discuss their newest album "The Badass Future" which releases December 2nd. Rejoice!
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