On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Trey Landrum of Devil’s Cut to talk about the band’s unique blend of metalcore and country influence.

Trey breaks down how Devil’s Cut developed their “mossy oak metal” sound, pulling from heavy riffs, country storytelling, southern visuals, and real Kentucky energy. The conversation digs into their debut album Roadkill, dropping April 24, and why the band puts so much focus on pairing music with strong visuals.

They also talk about the band’s early cover of “Tequila,” the TikTok momentum behind “Insomnia,” touring, and what fans can expect from their 2026 shows.

If you’re into heavy music with southern grit, big riffs, and a different kind of attitude, this episode is worth cranking up.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole catches up with Nick Wolf, lead singer of Oceans On Other Planets, for a conversation about new music, tour life, and building momentum as a modern rock band.

Nick talks about the band’s upcoming EP, their run on the Nu Metal Sucks Tour with SpineShank, Hed PE, and Primer 55, and what it takes to prepare for a demanding stretch of shows. He also opens up about collaborations with Jay Gordon of Orgy and Johnny Santos of SpineShank, the importance of having the right creative team, and why social media matters for bands today.

The conversation also dives into podcasting, building real industry connections, and how artists can stay creative while managing the business side of music.

If you love new rock, nu metal energy, and behind-the-scenes artist conversations, this one is for you.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Sean and Seth of Les Palms to talk about the launch of their new band and the story behind their debut single “Second Chances.”

The conversation dives into how the project came together unexpectedly, evolving from a solo idea into a full band built on creative chemistry. Sean and Seth open up about writing from personal experience, including themes of addiction and vulnerability, and why they chose to keep their music raw instead of chasing a polished, radio-first sound.

They also share insight into their recording process, working with their producer, and how they are carving out a unique identity in the Southwest alternative scene.

If you are into honest songwriting, new alternative rock, and hearing how bands build from the ground up, this is one to check out.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Blothar, frontman of GWAR, for a conversation that is anything but ordinary.

Blothar dives into the chaos behind GWAR’s live shows, what fans can expect from the current tour, and how the band continues to stay relevant after decades of pushing boundaries. The interview also explores their recent cover of “Pink Pony Club,” the band’s long history of reworking unexpected songs, and how those choices have become part of their identity.

From over-the-top stage moments to their creative process and upcoming releases, this episode captures the energy and unpredictability GWAR is known for.

If you are into heavy music, theatrical performances, and bands that refuse to play it safe, this is a conversation worth checking out.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole catches up with Ryan Dominguez of Tokyo Rose for a conversation about the band’s return, the process of writing again, and what this new chapter looks like after years away.

Ryan talks about how reunion shows in 2024 helped spark the decision to create new music, leading to the release of the 2026 single “Something Sweeter.” He also shares how the writing process has changed over time, why The New American Saint is getting a remastered deluxe edition, and what it means to see the early 2000s emo and Warped Tour culture circle back around.

For longtime listeners and newer fans alike, this episode offers a thoughtful look at rediscovery, nostalgia, and the creative connection that brought Tokyo Rose back together.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Kirk Windstein, founder, vocalist, and guitarist of Crowbar. The conversation digs into the core of Crowbar’s sound, how the band has stayed true to its original vision, and why that heaviness still connects with fans across generations.

Kirk talks about his riff-first songwriting process, Crowbar’s recent growth on streaming and social media, and what it means to see younger audiences discovering the band. He also shares insight into the current tour with Eyehategod, upcoming plans for Crowbar, and revisiting Sonic Excess as it reaches its 25th anniversary.

If you are into sludge metal, heavy riffs, and honest conversations about longevity, passion, and life on the road, this is an episode worth checking out.

Jake Kolatis of The Casualties joins Teaser Talk on the day the band releases Detonate - their first full-length album in eight years.

In this episode, Jake talks about what led to the long gap between records, how Detonate came together over time, and the themes driving the album. From frustration with the current state of the world to the importance of unity, the conversation dives into how the band channels real-life tension into their music.

We also get into the single “People Over Power,” the evolution of the punk scene, and how The Casualties continue to connect with both longtime fans and newer generations.

With the Detonate Tour kicking off April 1, Jake shares what fans can expect from the live shows and how the band approaches building a setlist after decades of material.

If you’re into raw, no-frills punk and honest conversations about the world around us, this is one to check out.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Youngy, frontman of Australian metal band King Parrot. Fresh off a huge year, Youngy reflects on the band’s chaotic run of touring, releasing new music, and sharing stages with acts like Pantera and Powertrip.

The conversation dives into the band’s intense yet tongue-in-cheek style, the reality of life on the road, and what fans can expect from their upcoming 2026 tour with GWAR. Youngy also shares some of the wildest moments from King Parrot shows and how the band has stayed true to their sound over the years.

Looking ahead, the band is already planning time in the studio to begin writing their next chapter. If you’re into high-energy metal, unpredictable live shows, and real stories from the road, this is an episode worth turning up loud.

Jepha Howard of The Used is back on Teaser Talk.

In this episode, we catch up on everything that has happened since his last appearance, including The Used celebrating 25 years, the band's recent touring run, Emo's Not Dead Cruise, and the massive Sydney Opera House performance with a full symphony orchestra and choir.

Jepha also talks about the band's creative chemistry, why friendship has played such a big role in The Used's longevity, what it means to share a stage with My Chemical Romance, and how he views the band's legacy after all these years.

And yes - we end with a teaser fans will want to hear about what's next.

If you're a longtime fan of The Used or you grew up on the early 2000s emo scene, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Season 9 of Teaser Talk is officially here.

Host Hollie Nicole kicks off the new season by looking back at the incredible moments from Season 8 and sharing what fans can expect in the year ahead. From unforgettable festival coverage to candid artist interviews, Teaser Talk continues to bring fans behind the scenes of the rock and metal world.

In this episode, Hollie reflects on highlights like covering Inkcarceration Festival, Louder Than Life, and Rocklahoma, along with interviews featuring artists from bands like Drowning Pool, Acid Bath, Hinder, Ovtlier, and more.

Season 9 promises even more exclusive conversations with rock and metal artists, festival adventures, and the chaotic energy that fans have come to expect from the show.

Upcoming festival coverage may include:

• Welcome to Rockville

• Inkcarceration Festival

• Louder Than Life

• Rocklahoma 20th Anniversary

• Aftershock Festival

If you love rock music, festival culture, and real conversations with artists, Teaser Talk delivers the stories you won't hear anywhere else.

New episodes drop every week during the season.

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On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole catches up with Michael Bohn and Hance Alligood  from Woe, Is Me at Louder Than Life Festival for an honest conversation about their long-awaited return. The band reflects on performing under the blazing sun, reconnecting with fans after more than a decade, and the release of their brand-new album Daybreak, their first in 12 years.

The guys share how they’ve evolved musically and personally since their early years, balancing fan expectations with their own growth and new influences. From blending heavier sounds with unexpected touches to embracing their creative freedom, the band proves they’re back and stronger than ever.

And of course, it wouldn’t be Teaser Talk without some exclusives: fans can expect new songs in the works, a possible follow-up EP, and more shows lined up for 2026.

If you love Woe, Is Me, Louder Than Life Festival, Teaser Talk with Hollie Nicole, comeback albums, and metalcore evolution, this is an episode you can’t miss.

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