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WHY EMO MUSIC IS ACTUALLY A HORRIBLE ADDICTION

I hate the fact that I spent so many years of my life listening to whiny bullshit emo music. I have depression. I have always had depression. Not the kind where you hurt yourself. More like the kind where you feel a deep inner-sense of hopelessness and grief.  I used to do coke just to listen to sad music and cry. I was literally getting high off of my own sadness. What the fuck was I doing to myself? I thought that cocaine was helping me mask the pain, but the entire time it was lubricating my pain. It's nice to listen to sad music that you can relate with. There is a healing power in it, to an extent. I'm not saying all sad music is bad. But ruminating in it can also cause us to prolong the experience. Remaining in our sorrows for too long when we could be actually doing something productive that puts us on a better pathway towards healing. I have depression. I have always had depression. I don't need help feeling even more depressed than I already do. I need help feeling...

POP PUNK RADIO SHOW: EPISODE 23 | "BUBBLEGUM & POP ROCKS #4" (PPRS-0023)


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Episode 23 is our fourth "Bubblegum & Pop Rocks" playlist.

Bands and artists in this playlist include:

The War In Kids, Kid Vision, Jason Furlong, Tom MacDonald, CandyLion, Biffers, Mutant Monster, The Home Team, Havoc Faction, Outloved, As Time Fades, Side Project, Misery!, All Along, Lupopunk, Keep This Up, Enso Amina, Crashing Waves, Storm the Bay

Features and discussions include:

-Review of Nearsighted by Kid Vision. Fans of pop-punk / hip-hop along the lines of MGK or Jason Furlong might want to check this one out.

-Many of the songs in this week's playlist were requests from our listeners or the artists themselves. The requests may have been made weeks or possibly months ago but we never said we were quick. We do try to honor as many requests as possible but we also have themes each week. So some songs may end up being pushed back if we have another playlist in mind for that particular song.

-Brazilian athlete Felipe Nunes is possibly one of the most inspirational skateboarders I have ever seen. His video segment in Thrasher Magazine's "Limitless" makes me look back on the two years of athletics that I lost to depression following a major knee injury and say to myself "what were you thinking?" Felipe lost both of his legs at the knees when he was young but that hasn't stopped him from becoming a Professional Skateboarder with the Birdhouse team. Check out his video on YouTube if you're in need of some inspiration as you won't find it included in the Spotify playlist.

-Support the bands and artists that you enjoy. The world can be a negative place sometimes. A little support and encouragement goes a long way. The Beatles didn't happen overnight.

Watch the playlist below or use the following links: YouTube | Spotify

 

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