Getting It Out Podcast

17/07/2025

Rex Jackson of the New Zealand hardcore band MOMENT OF TRUTH is chatting it up over on the Patreon. Listen now, early and ad-free.

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11/07/2025

Episode 468 featuring Brian Burdzy of LESSER MINDS is available now!

The New Jersey hardcore band will soon unleash their debut LP “Good News For The Modern Man” via State Of Mind Recordings. We’re discussing the band, the record, Jersey hardcore, and even premiering the title track!

This episode also includes tracks from ANGEL DU$T and RESTRAINING ORDER. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!

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04/07/2025

Episode 467 featuring Jeremy Hansen, Bryce Midas, and Shane Heilman of BELONGING is available now!

The Portland-based trio have been bashing out their brand of noisy indie rock for a few years. Now part of Dipterid Records, the band is re-releasing their debut LP “Hollow Cells,” as well as an upcoming split with Inny.

This episode also includes tracks from NEW BRUTALISM and INNY. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!

27/06/2025

Episode 466 featuring Vladimir Necovski of DELAYED GRATIFICATION RECORDS is available now!

The powerhouse hardcore label based out of Ohio, led by Necovski, has made quite an impact over the last few years. Listen in as he expands on the label’s history, mission, and plans for the future. A worthy inclusion in the monthly record label spotlight series.

This episode includes tracks from Delayed Gratification releases from SINISTER FEELING, INNERVISION, THE SMOKE, and BLOOD STAINED CONCRETE. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!

20/06/2025

Episode 465 featuring Jon Fine of WE CONTAIN MULTITUDES is available now!

“WE CONTAIN MULTITUDES formed in 2017, which means it’s taken a very long time for them to actually release a record.” That time is nearly here as the band will release their debut album Minako via Expert Work Records. We get into all the details of the band and the highly anticipated record.

This episode also includes tracks from KNUB and MURINA. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts.

15/06/2025

I didn’t/don’t have a close relationship with my Dad. My spite, disappointment, anger, or whatever you want to call it has dissipated as I’ve gotten older. Mostly because I know that people die and I don’t want to regret my bitterness when one of us does. So if that means texting about sports is the basis of all communication, then so be it. It’s better than being mad now and sad later about being mad while it mattered.

Anyway, the height of my resentment was around the time I was doing vocals for Pleasant Living. I don’t have a lot of fond memories about being in that band. It’s the only one I ever did and we played some rather unreal shows. We all had the connections so we used them. We recorded two records with Kevin Bernsten at Developing Nations when it was on Charles Street. The first was released as a seven inch on A389 Records, thanks to the kindness of Dom Romeo. It was also put out on cassette by a guy in Texas who would go on to become GOST the slasherwave artist who is quite popular these days. The second record was canned and we broke up.

I got sidetracked, but the relevance of choosing today to post this is because of the song, my favorite of ours, “Father’s Day.” It’s the most straightforward hardcore song we did. I named it “Father’s Day” because that’s when I wrote it. Now, it’s totally embarrassing and immature, but I always say I didn’t become an adult until I had a kid, and this was before that!

I worked nights at the time, and I remember the next morning a friend of mine texted me “Man, your dad can’t catch a break.” Then told me about a shooting in the bar my dad owned. Strange to say but the shooting didn’t alarm me. It’s the same bar that several altercations had already happened in. Including a man being stabbed to death. Interestingly, it’s now a cute little coffee shop. People don’t know they’re sipping lattes on a chalk outline. Still, no one should be there in the morning and I was worried my dad got shot. I called him. He didn’t. Two other people did. Thankfully, I didn’t write this f**k you song about my dad on the day he was murdered.

Today, I’m going to text him about Tyrese Haliburton. Happy Father’s Day!

13/06/2025

Episode 464 featuring Maik Weichert of HEAVEN SHALL BURN is available now!

German metalcore titans will release their new album “Heimat” later this month via Century Media Records. Their guitarist makes his return to Getting It Out Podcast to discuss the new release, the relaxed life of the band, Germany’s best hardcore bands, and more!

This episode also includes tracks from STANDOVER and S***M. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!

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06/06/2025

Episode 463 featuring Harley Flanagan of CRO-MAGS is available now!

Perhaps the most polarizing figure in hardcore punk, Harley, has deeply etched himself into the culture’s history with his band and his larger-than-life presence. This summer, a new documentary, WIRED FOR CHAOS, digs into the story of the man and how he was made.

This episode also includes tracks from B.D.R. and FALSE GODS. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!

03/06/2025

Harley Flanagan checks in for a chat about the new documentary, Wired For Chaos, coming soon to theaters worldwide. We hit that subject and more in this conversation. Check it out now, early and ad-free, on Patreon.

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30/05/2025

Episode 462 featuring Sean and Rob of BIRTH (DEFECTS) is available now!

Today, the Baltimore-based noise/punk rock band releases their latest album “Deceiver/Mirror.” It’s a record that almost did not happen. That story and more!

This episode also includes tracks from BACON WAGON and HALFMASS. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts.

26/05/2025

Heaven Shall Burn guitarist Maik Weichert returns to the pod! Check it out now, early and ad-free, on Patreon.

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23/05/2025

Episode 461 featuring Adam Biggs of RIVERS OF NIHIL is available now!

Reading, Pennsylvania’s progressive death metal giants have been on a decimating journey for nearly two decades. This summer, they’ll release their fifth album, first with bassist Biggs handling most of the vocals. We’re talking about those points and more!

This episode also includes tracks from UNMERCIFUL and GRUESOME. Check it out on GettingItOut.net or wherever you get your podcasts!