See You Next Wednesday

Boom! Episode 7 of See You Next Wednesday finds your hosts Greg LeGros, Dan Gorman, and Casey Lyons doing a quick re-cap of The Hunger Games now that Dan has finally checked it out, before launching into the latest installment of Film Roulette. Dan and Casey get violent with the Indonesian martial arts action flick The Raid: Redemption, while Greg gets angry about having to through three and a half hours of Titanic 3D. Plus: Mae West, the announcement of our punishment album and our most suspenseful die-roll yet! On the music side of things, we check out the latest Screaming Females album ("Ugly"), the on-going career of seminal industrial/post-punkers Killing Joke, and then move on to experimental hip-hop outfit Death Grips -- leading into a discussion about major...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here we go! Episode six of See You Next Wednesday opens with Greg, Casey & Dan discussing the brand new trailer for the upcoming Total Recall remake, and then we move on to Film Roulette with our reports on The Hunger Games and Mirror, Mirror, as well as a new punishment album and die-roll. We wrap it all up with some Fishbone talk and we get into some of the more memorable Sitcom finales. And don't forget to check out Swearin', who were gracious enough to let us continue using their song "Irrational" as our theme! Seriously, they're a great band and have an EP called "What a Dump" that you can check out on Bandcamp. http://swearin.bandcamp.com   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 5, the See You Next Wednesday crew (Dan Gorman, Casey Lyons & Greg Legros) nurse their Canadian Music Week hangovers by chatting about some of their personal highlights before moving on to the latest installment of Film Roulette! Find out who has to see Mirror, Mirror, and who gets to go check out The Hunger Games... the answer may just shock you! Or not... I mean I don't know you personally so how should I know how you'll react? Then, we review the new Miike Snow, Bear In Heaven and Kishi Bashi records for your listening enjoyment. Don't forget to check us out on twitter, and please take a few minutes to review the show on iTunes! Thanks! http://twitter.com/synwpc  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode four is here, and it's a doozy! Greg and Dan talk about Silent House, the horror remake that claims to be one unbroken shot. SPOILER ALERT! We really go into details about Silent House, so skip to 9m20s if you want to avoid the major spoilers. Then we discuss how Casey let us down on his half of the bargain -- more about that in a future episode -- as well as new albums from The Men and Bruce Springsteen. We wrapped things up with two artist spotlights (Meanwood and The Unquiet Dead) as well as a little pop-culture catch-up (the upcoming Garbage Pail Kids movie and more) to round out the show.  Check out the Meanwood EP at http://meanwood.bandcamp.com and don't forget it's only five bucks! How can you lose!?  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The bonus podcasts just keep on coming! This week we've got two -- count 'em -- two new full length episodes, the first of which is our Canadian Music Week extravaganza with our first guest: Twowaymonologues creator and Rancho Relaxo booker Dan Wolovick. So, we're running down some of the bands that will be appearing at Rancho Relaxo during the 2012 festival. Get out your pens, and take note! There's a ton of great music this week, and you're going to want to see it. For more listings check out http://twowaymonologues.com and http://showgopher.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey guys! Due to some timing issues, we couldn't get together this week for a full episode. Instead of letting Wednesday pass us by without any content, we present to you a nugget of our first ever recording session. Our talk focused on Metallica and Lou Reed's ungodly team-up known as "Lulu". This conversation segued nicely into a chat about the new Van Halen album "A Different Kind of Truth".  Don't fret though, because the results of our movie die-roll experiment will be up next week, along with new CMW profiles. So check back, and thanks for listening!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the third episode of SYNW, Casey, Dan, and Greg start the conversation with the outrageous one-two punch of "Extreme Tazer-Ball" and "Piranha 3DD" before moving on and reviewing the new Frankie Rose and Carlo Meriano albums. Finally, we continue our Canadian Music Week spotlight with HonHeeHonHee and Mikey Chuck Rivers. All of the videos and artists discussed today can be found below, and don't forget to tune in next week to hear the results of our die-roll movie game introduced in today's episode. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E38G31wo7qc (Extreme Tazer-Ball) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL3cWZ-uaEA (Piranha 3DD Trailer) http://www.missfrankierose.com http://carlomeriano.bandcamp.com

In the second episode of See You Next Wednesday, your friendly hosts and Rancho Relaxo bartenders Greg Legros & Casey Lyons along with music junkie slash writer Dan Gorman chat about this years ridiculous Academy Awards ceremony and muse on the new Disappears and Cloud Nothings LPs. Then -- since it's March and Canadian Music Week is barreling towards us -- we round out the show with two artist spotlights (Wild Domestic, The Speaking Tongues). The former are performing on Friday March 23rd, and the latter on Saturday March 24th. For more CMW listings check out http://twowaymonologues.com and click "Rancho Show Listings".  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the first episode of See You Next Wednesday, a Toronto, Ontario based music and pop culture podcast hosted by Rancho Relaxo bartenders and bandmates Greg Legros & Casey Lyons and music junkie Dan Gorman. In this episode we talk about our favourite music from 2011 -- admittedly a little late -- as well as some of our disappointments. Then we chat a bit about Toronto's hip-hop scene and two great records that came out last year from Dream Jefferson and the Backburner crew. After a short detour -- the space-nazi's of the Iron Sky trailer -- we round out the show with our Oscar musings and predictions. Don't forget to check out the Dream Jefferson and Backburner albums on Bandcamp:  http://dreamjefferson.bandcamp.com http://handsolorecords.bandcamp.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.