Rival Sons

And let's get into this week's Car Stereo Podcast episode, guitar.

I love having guitarists on the podcast, and this week, one of my favorite guitarists from one of my favorite bands, Rival Sons the band, Scott Holiday, nicknamed the Fuzz Lord, the guitar player.

Scott's unique sound, his tone, his bite, his Fuzz Lordness, he is a guitar hero.

and has a new solo record out called Topology with his band project Holiday.

In this episode, we break down the album, the state of the music business, a little bit of life talk, the dry toast and music syndrome, and information on a new Rival Sons album and possible documentary.

Fuzz Lord Scott Holiday is not only one of rock's greatest players, he's such a cool cat with a great sense of humor and such a warm vibe.

You'll see.

Let's deep dive on guitar, topology, rival sons, and more with the fuzz Lord Scott holiday on the car stereo podcast.

His band is actually going to be performing here at Epic on November 13th.

Little band called Rival Sons.

Please welcome Mr. Scott Holiday.

Hello,

They have an idea and they go for it.

And for better or for worse, I'd rather them have taken the chance.

I mean, for me as a fan of Rival Sons, I thought it worked great.

Thanks, dude.

And I was like, oh, holy shit.

So everybody then and the newer bands, Greta Van Fleet, Rival Sons, Dirty Honey, Goodbye June and even Kings of Leon, not really Southern rock, but all fall into Southern rock adjacent.

Georgia Satellites, Kentucky Hen Hunters, Blackstone Cherry, who we refer to as Black Smoke Raspberry on this show, are Southern rock.

Blackstone Cherry, one of my favorites, again, have some Southern rock songs for sure, early stuff, and then they've gotten really heavy, which I think deters them from a pure Southern rock sound, just me personally.

i'm going with my number one right now like i said before especially with this genre ask me tomorrow it could be different no it'll be different if i go after we get off tonight and start listening to stuff i could probably have a different four sure you know but

i don't know if

you've heard this one because it's it you've heard the band uh the song was not a hit i'm not even sure i don't think it was released as a single it is rival sons the song is memphis sun

as you The tide is turning slow Time to move along To catch the Memphis sun Ashes down below The tide is turning slow I'm traveling all day long To catch the Memphis sun

Welcome to Sing for Science.

Today we'll be chatting with Rival Sons guitar player Scott Holiday and Central European University philosophy professor Dylan Trigg.

The title of this week's episode on the podcast is Topology, The Invisible Geometry of the Heart.

Hello Scott and Dylan, welcome to Sing for Science.

When I thought about it in terms of music, it became about how we heal or change just by listening to something.

I actually had this title.

I was thinking about using this for Arrival Sons before I used this for my own record.

I thought this is really great because this speaks to me.

Had Scott Holiday on the show.

Scott Holiday of Rival Sons talking about his new album Topology, which kicks all sorts of ass.

You gotta check that one out.

We did a concert review of Iron Maiden Live.

I heard the song Save Me.

Before that, a very popular New Age rock band called Rival Sons.

You know them well.

This is the title track of the 2019 release, Feral Roots.