
The Suicide Machines
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Oct 17, 2026
Show Preview: The Menzingers and Hot Water Music
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24:59DrewHOST
I wanted to do this the last time I saw.
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25:01DrewHOST
I recently went to the Argo in Milwaukee and saw the Bouncing Souls and the Suicide Machines, Strike Anywhere.
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25:10DrewHOST
It was awesome.
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25:10DrewHOST
It was a really good time.
631 Howi Spangler / Ballyhoo! | Mike Herrera Podcast
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9:12Howi SpanglerGUEST
It's just sort of like a gateway, man.
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9:14Howi SpanglerGUEST
I got into Suicide Machines and Real Big Fish and...
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9:18Howi SpanglerGUEST
Just you guys, I heard you guys, I'm just watching MTV one night and this song called Chick Magnet comes on.
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9:24Howi SpanglerGUEST
I'm like, oh, this is sick.
EP. 411 - Chuck Comeau: Why Simple Plan is underrated, pop-punk legacy and headlining Slam Dunk Festival 2027
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49:14Chuck ComeauGUEST
Uh, that was in Detroit.
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49:16Chuck ComeauGUEST
We were playing with, uh, the Suicide Machines, if I remember correctly.
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49:20Chuck ComeauGUEST
It was, like, a festival, and I don't know, at the time in the early 2000, people would express their, their, uh, displeasure with, you know, throwing bottles and stuff like that.
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49:29Morgan RichardsHOST
Yeah.
Death By Stereo - If looks could kill, I’d watch you die & Amy Winehouse - Back to Black
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20:15DeathHOST
bringing it oh man so that was my first time seeing him just two months ago really Yes.
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20:22DeathHOST
So Suicide Machines and Death by Stereo were both on my fucking bucket list of bands that I needed to see.
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20:28DeathHOST
So when they came through with Bouncing Souls, I was like, I'm fucking going.
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20:31DeathHOST
I have to.
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20:57IanHOST
i don't either we were still sitting at pizza luce when the first band
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21:00DeathHOST
was on we walked in the door when death by stereo was like playing the first song right and they stole the show in my opinion
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21:10IanHOST
Oh yeah, they were way better than Suicide Machines playing one record front to back that like, it was really cool to hear some of those Destruction by Definition songs, but like, I don't know, 15 of them I don't care about.
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21:22IanHOST
Right.
Beefy's Ska Club 8th Oct 2026 [Pod 1; Ep 779]
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18:49BeefyHOST
And it's an amazing tour.
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18:53BeefyHOST
Les and Jake are coming with the Aquabats and the Suicide Machines.
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18:56BeefyHOST
That's a monster, monster show.
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18:59BeefyHOST
It's a tough one.
“The Impression That I Get” by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
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53:24Matt KellyHOST
Uh, and this is a little bit more like, I think they're pushing the hardcore sound a little bit more, 'cause they're on Side One.
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53:32Matt KellyHOST
This is the label that has the Suicide Machines at this time.
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53:35Matt KellyHOST
Like, it's got a little bit more of that ska punk, hard on the punk edge to it.
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53:42Matt KellyHOST
Dicky's vocals sound awesome on this particular record.
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56:48Chris FafaliosHOST
Right
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56:48Matt KellyHOST
... which got a lot of traction when it was released, um, mostly because it features so many guest appearances across it.
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56:56Matt KellyHOST
Just to name a few, you've got people from Rancid, Fishbone, Suicide Machines, Less Than Jake, H2O, Goldfinger, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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57:04Matt KellyHOST
Um, I kinda wish the song was as good as the-
The Third Wave of Ska
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66:41Jake RazorHOST
It's like 2 Tone mixed with hardcore kinda speed.
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66:44Jake RazorHOST
Suicide Machines, band probably a lot of people have heard of.
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66:48Jake RazorHOST
Um, that's from 1991, and they're kind of a combination of l- kinda more aggressive sounding punk, I guess maybe hardcore-
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66:57speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They got that-
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67:11Tyler HammerHOST
I think they do
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67:12Jake RazorHOST
I mean, given where they kind of initially, initially came from probably, they probably like some of that stuff.
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67:18Jake RazorHOST
Um, Suicide- so there's Suicide Machines, uh, from Detroit.
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67:23Jake RazorHOST
I, I, they're a pretty popular band.
PERSEVERANCE - HATEBREED with MIKE BROWN
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10:30OsterHOST
I, it was incredible.
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10:32OsterHOST
I listened to, um, the first two Suicide Machines records.
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10:37OsterHOST
Um, Give is the first ska song I ever heard.
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10:41OsterHOST
Um, I listened to Operation Ivy.
127: Cape Crush and One Fall
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4:29Blake VanderbunnyHOST
I'll say this.
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4:30Blake VanderbunnyHOST
I recently, I think we've talked about this, but I recently took my son to go see the Suicide Machines-
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4:35MarkHOST
Yes
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4:35Blake VanderbunnyHOST
... and Bouncing Souls in Orlando, and while I was watching the Bouncing Soul- or Suicide Machines, ran into Jordan Shroyer.
ALKALINE TRIO - AGONY AND IRONY & THE STROKES - FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF EARTH
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20:22DeathHOST
This day and age, I don't really give a whole lot of thought about Alkaline Trio, but Derek Grant has been in the music scene since the fucking early '90s.
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20:34DeathHOST
I mean, he was jamming with Suicide Machines, and, like, he was a big player in the Detroit punk scene.
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20:39IanHOST
Mm-hmm.
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20:39IanHOST
Mm-hmm.
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