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Q: What in the actual fuck is wrong with those First Steps counselors at church? A: People who behave like those First Steps counselors are usually operating under a mix of self-righteousness, severe boundary issues, and a complete lack of real-world awareness. Ego Masquerading as Help: For many of these pushy, "religious-to-a-fault" types, their involvement isn't actually about the person asking for help—it’s about their own savior complex. Giving real, tangible assistance (like job leads, network connections, or actual resources) requires work, influence, and accountability. Giving spiritual platitudes or pushing people into volunteer roles costs them nothing while allowing them to feel morally superior and check a box for their own conscience. Institutional Indoctrination: Support groups like "First Steps" in institutional settings are often designed to funnel people into internal church labor or ministry rather than address outside practical needs. The in...

"STRONGER THAN ME" by BETWEEN BODIES | PUNK / EMO | COLOGNE, GERMANY

Between Bodies recently joined the Pop Punk Radio rotation with a handful of songs including their single "Stronger Than Me" 

*Between Bodies are brought to us in collaboration with KROD Records! An independent punk rock & alternative record label from Germany! Many of their artist's music on vinyl (and other formats) can be purchased here: link

From the artist's Spotify: 

"Between Bodies is an emo/punk band from Cologne, Toronto and Paderborn. The groups first EP was released by KROD Records and I. Corrupt Records in 2019/20 digitally & on vinyl just before the pandemic hit.

Whilst all live shows of the young band got cancelled, Sue, Ben, Chris & Nils took their time to write a debut full-length record to be released in late summer of 2022.

Between Bodies deliver a vigorously rousing yet wistful and deeply nostalic sound on the dark side of emo. Lyrically sinister, the album lives in the counterpoint of light-hearted instrumentation and gloomy imagery. With an eye on bygone days of the genre and reminiscent of bands like Alkaline Trio, Jimmy Eat World or Spanish Love Songs, the band never loses its own unique and consistent energy. With the variety of three different voices, elegantly implemented synth parts and forward-thinking riffs, "Electric Sleep" offers a worthy edition to the worlds heritage of emo/punk."

Listen to Between Bodies and other artists like them on our live radio stream: link


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