Jason Schreurs On episode 135, host Jason Schreurs welcomes New York hardcore scene veteran Howie Abrams to talk about his documentary film, Heavy Healing. In the film, Howie interviews many familiar faces in the loud music world about their own experiences using the power of music to soothe, inspire, motivate, and ultimately heal.
Featured song clips:
Sick of It All – “Scratch the Surface” from Scratch the Surface (EastWest Records, 1994)
Suicidal Tendencies – “You Can’t Bring Me Down” from Lights…Camera…Revolution! (Epic Records, 1990)
Descendents – “Suburban Home” from Milo Goes to College (New Alliance Records, 1982)
Agnostic Front – “United and Strong” from Victim in Pain (Rat Cage Records, 1984)
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