Society's Basement ~ A Podcast Micro-Review

On Twitter you can meet some of the most interesting people. Some of which are involved in a sort of business venture looking to make it big in a sea of limited opportunity. My friend @SocietyBasement is no exception to this. He is both interesting as an individual, and as creative as a businessman. I've known him for a while, and he has been super supportive of my own work here, but it wasn't until fairly recently that I paid the support forward and started visiting his indie music podcast. This continued podcast of which I speak is called "Society's Basement". It often times features a mixture of themed indie music of the newer sort as well as some more well known songs from the past. You'll find everything from folk music to rock, and even some of the harder hitting songs that hail from the heavy metal days of old. Along with the music @SocietyBasement also talks candidly with his audience, and interacts via the website's social platform. You can tell that he truly appreciates his listeners, and that he is wholly invested in what it is he does. I've had personal chats with him about music, and life in general. Always leaving the chat on a positive and uplifting note. He is a very down to earth guy, and is definitely in tune with what music is good. I've personally found some new favorite songs while tuning into the podcast. I remember the first time I heard Raspin Stuwart's (@raspinstuwart) "King of Fools". I had to look that up on Youtube to see if I could find anything else by the artist. I think I'm safe in saying you'll definitely find your own music gems if you join the podcasts as I have.

If you fancy discovering something new in the way of music, or simply connecting with someone of similar musical interests I invite you to join me in joining @SocietyBasment (Twitter) on his podcast site (SBR.MGZCOM.NET). Be sure to follow his Twitter account so that you'll know when he goes live! Do note the podcast is for mature listeners, and often times broadcasts in the late evening hours.