How about a nice veggie platter?  This week's guest on Discover New Music is the incomparable Myles Kennedy.  His latest solo album "The Art of Letting Go" was a great way to challenge the seasoned Kennedy in all aspects of the creative process.  Plus, it's very apparent that he's having a hell of a lot of fun making music right now!  Myles also talks jazz music and gets deep on aliens and Mike Tyson during a quick round of Rapid Fire.

How about a nice veggie platter?&nbsp; This week's guest on Discover New Music is the incomparable&nbsp;Myles Kennedy.&nbsp; His latest solo album "The Art of Letting Go" was a great way to challenge the seasoned&nbsp;Kennedy in all aspects of the creative process.&nbsp; Plus, it's very apparent that he's having a hell of a lot of fun making music right now!&nbsp; Myles also talks jazz music and gets deep on aliens and Mike Tyson during a quick round of Rapid Fire.

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It's like an old truck...it's beat up and a little rusty, but still runs great!  This week's guest on Discover New Music is Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes.  The band has just released their 10th studio album "A Pound Of Feathers."  Robison breaks down making music with his brother Chris for over four decades now and how this new record fits into all those years.  Keeping it simple and direct is a key, Robison adds, to the longevity and success of the band.  Plus a quick round of Rapid Fire...with whistling?

It's like an old truck...it's beat up and a little rusty, but still runs great!&nbsp; This week's guest on Discover New Music is Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes.&nbsp; The band has just released their 10th studio album "A Pound Of Feathers."&nbsp; Robison breaks down making music with his brother Chris for over four decades now and how this new record fits into all those years.&nbsp; Keeping it simple and direct is a key, Robison adds, to the longevity and success of the band.&nbsp; Plus a quick round of Rapid Fire...with whistling?

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You gotta have the cake first...but the icing is pretty damn good too!  This week's guest on Discover New Music is the legendary Zakk Wylde.  In between cracking jokes, Wylde broke down creating the latest Black Label Society album "Engines of Destruction" with a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants approach.  Make a pot of coffee and work on a riff.  Go on a food run and work out some lyrics.  Well it worked and now we have the first new BLS record since '21.  Wylde also shares a sweet story about Ozzy that you won't want to miss.  As always a quick round of Rapid Fire is played...in a very diplomatic fashion.

You gotta have the cake first...but the icing is pretty damn good too!&nbsp; This week's guest on Discover New Music is the legendary Zakk Wylde.&nbsp; In between cracking jokes, Wylde broke down creating the latest Black Label Society album "Engines of Destruction" with a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants approach.&nbsp; Make a pot of coffee and work on a riff.&nbsp; Go on a food run and work out some lyrics.&nbsp; Well it worked and now we have the first new BLS record since '21.&nbsp; Wylde also shares a sweet story about Ozzy that you won't want to miss.&nbsp; As always a quick round of Rapid Fire is played...in a very diplomatic fashion.

Zakk Wylde

We gotta start a band so we can get out of Ohio!  This week's guest on Discover New Music is Jeremy DePoyster of The Devil Wears Prada.  The tone of the band's ninth studio album "Flowers" is immediately set by the open track "Where the Flowers Never Grow" and takes the listener on a "Dantes Inferno"-esque descent to the bottom and then climb back out.  We also get a look into the sound mindset the band was going for throughout the entire three year process of making the record.  Plus, DePoyster talks 20 years of DWP and what the milestone means to him and the band...and hopefully a ride that never ends!  As always, a quick round of Rapid Fire is played...and getting punched in the face sucks!

We gotta start a band so we can get out of Ohio!&nbsp; This week's guest on Discover New Music is Jeremy DePoyster of The Devil Wears Prada.&nbsp; The tone of the band's ninth studio album "Flowers" is immediately&nbsp;set by the open track "Where the Flowers Never Grow" and takes the listener on a "Dantes Inferno"-esque descent to the bottom and then climb back out.&nbsp; We also get a look into the sound mindset the band was going for throughout the entire three year process of making the record.&nbsp; Plus, DePoyster talks 20 years of DWP and what the milestone means to him and the band...and hopefully a ride that never ends!&nbsp; As always, a quick round of Rapid Fire is played...and getting punched in the face sucks!

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