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Will York: Thunder Road, Vintage Guitars & Betting It All
Will York of Thunder Road Guitars PDX joins us to tell the real story behind one of the West Coast's favorite guitar shops. Before Thunder Road Portland became a destination for vintage guitar…
Too Many Knobs? Perfect. Shea Sterner of THISHEAVYEARTH
This week on The Tone Mob Podcast, Blake hangs with Shea Sterner of thisheavyearth, a Portland-based builder making heavy pedals, brutal solid-state amps, and gear that looks like it crawled directly…
The Sleeping’s Douglas Robinson Woke Up a Guitar Player
Douglas Robinson is best known as the voice of The Sleeping, but with his new project Held, he’s stepping into a whole new role: guitar player, riff writer, and newly minted Gibson SG obsessive. On…
MARK MORTON!!!!!!
Mark Morton joins the show today, and we somehow manage to talk about the gravitational pull of the electric guitar, the operational realities of a world-class metal band, parenting, vintage Gibsons,…
The Used’s Joey Bradford Wants Guitars to Feel Human Again
Joey Bradford of The Used is back on The Tone Mob, and this one wanders through the good stuff: touring, dad life, studio rabbit holes, guitar rigs, loud amps, weird pedals, and the eternal human…
Fluff vs. The Internet: Who’s Actually Winning?
Ryan “Fluff” Bruce is back, and this time it’s less about chasing tones and more about chasing sanity. After more than a decade in the YouTube trenches, Fluff joins Blake to talk about what happens…
Chumbawamba!!! (Something A Bit Different)
This week I'm serving up something a bit different! There is another podcast I do called Tape Spaghetti with my good buddy Scott Marquart. On that podcast, we explore strange musical stories, and I'm…
What It Takes to Survive in the Guitar Industry w/ Danny Songhurst (The Rock Slide)
What do you get when you mix a family legacy, a near business collapse, and a piece of gear most people treat like an afterthought? Something that refuses to disappear. This week, I’m talking with…
How Dan Tremonti Built FRET12 Into a Music Culture Machine
In this episode, Dan Tremonti shares the full story behind FRET12, from its early days creating The Sound and the Story to building a full-blown music culture brand rooted in community, storytelling,…
Jordan Buckley Returns, Part 2: Healing, Heavy Music, and Letting Go
Jordan Buckley is back for Part 2, and this time the conversation heads somewhere unexpectedly hopeful. After years of noise, pressure, and carrying things that don’t travel light, Jordan talks about…
Jordan Buckley (Better Lovers, Every Time I Die) Returns pt. 1
Jordan Buckley is back for round two, and what starts as a classic Tone Mob conversation slowly reveals a little more weight under the hood. In this episode, Blake catches up with Jordan about life…
Chris Benson of Benson Amps (Vintage Reissue)
This week, we’re digging way, way back into the vault for a proper Tone Mob reissue. While I was in Nashville helping move the Stringjoy shop, I needed something special for this week’s episode and…
Colt Westbrook on Walrus Audio’s Hits, Misses, and the Gear That Still Inspires Him
This week on The Tone Mob Podcast, Blake hangs out with Colt Westbrook of Walrus Audio for a conversation that wanders through guitar pedals, business experiments, digital rigs, tube amps, customer…
PUP’s Steve Sladkowski on Touring, Tone, and Why Tube Amps Still Matter
Steve Sladkowski of PUP joins Blake for a conversation about the strange business of building a life out of noise. This one wanders into the good stuff. The human stuff. The part nobody puts on the…
RJM’s Ron Menelli: The MIDI Wizard Behind the Pros’ Pedalboards
RJM’s Ron Menelli: The MIDI Wizard Behind the Pros’ Pedalboards Description Ron Menelli from RJM Music joins Blake Wyland to tell the long, nerdy, wildly practical story behind one of the most…
How Kris Crummett Learned to Hear What Everyone Else Missed
Kris Crummett is on the show, and this one rips. Kris has been in music for basically his entire life and has worked on records by Issues, Sleeping With Sirens, Dance Gavin Dance, Alesana, Jonny…
Why Ian Martin Allison Built a $750 DI (And Why People Lost Their Minds)
Ian Martin Allison is back, and this episode is a full-on gear-nerd thunderstorm with actual life lessons hiding in the lightning. Blake and Ian go deep on signature basses, the Walrus Mantle DI…
Tone Mob 500: Henri Cash on Starcrawler, Vintage Amp Chaos, and Guitar Gear for Weirdos
Episode 500, baby. And we brought in Henri Cash (Starcrawler, Plague Vendor, Cash & Skye) to celebrate the only way this show knows how: by diving headfirst into glorious guitar chaos. This…
Steve Rowe Returns: NAMM Chaos, Silent Pedal Rooms, and the Future of Guitar Media
Steve Rowe from 60 Cycle Hum returns to the show after an eight-year gap, and we immediately time-travel back to the era of wired earbuds, headphone jacks, and recording next to a wall outlet like…
The Dark Summer and the New Era: Jason Mays Returns
My dude Jason Mays is back, and we get into the real stuff on this one! We talk about wearing 12 different hats (PlayJason, Working Class Music, writing gigs, Orange, a band, and whatever else gets…
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