the Pennsylvania Rock Show

In episode 813 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, host Bill welcomes Suzie from DiGregorio for an engaging conversation. They discuss Suzie's involvement in the historical fencing community and her upcoming John Wick-themed event. The episode also highlights new music from Suzie and collaborations with other artists, including Eden on Fire. Tune in for insights into the vibrant local music scene and exciting events in Pittsburgh.

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Episode 812 features an in-depth conversation with Mike Moscato, exploring the powerful intersection of musical history, modern production & creative evolution.

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Episode 811 of The Pennsylvania Rock Show delivers a double-segment deep dive into the heart of the Pennsylvania independent music scene, featuring updates from Music from the 412, reflections on life after The Borstal Boys, and the continued evolution of Corners of Sanctuary and The Cosmick Voice Podcast.In Segment One, Bill sits down with Rocky LaMonde of Music from the 412 for a comprehensive update on the current and future status of the station. Rocky discusses exciting growth opportunities for artists, creators, and fans, including open invitations for musicians, podcasters, and content creators to launch radio shows or TV programs on the Music from the 412 platform. This segment highlights the station’s ongoing mission to support local, regional, and unsigned artists while expanding access to independent music across digital radio, television, and streaming platforms. Rocky also opens up about his life after the disbanding of The Borstal Boys, sharing insight into where his musical journey has taken him since the band’s final chapter. Fans of the Borstal Boys will want to tune in, as Rocky confirms that a previously unreleased Borstal Boys album is still scheduled for release, keeping the band’s legacy alive for longtime supporters of Pennsylvania rock. In Segment Two, Bill reconnects with Mick Michaels, frontman of Corners of Sanctuary, host of The Cosmick Voice podcast, and now the official voice behind Music from the 412’s Music News segment. Mick provides updates on Corners of Sanctuary, discussing current projects, the band’s momentum, and what fans can expect moving forward. He also shares insight into the continued growth of The Cosmick Voice Podcast, a platform dedicated to meaningful conversations across music, creativity, and personal growth. A major highlight of the discussion is Mick’s expanded role within Music from the 412, where his voice now anchors the station’s Music News segment. This collaboration strengthens the connection between Pennsylvania’s rock and metal community, independent media, and artist-driven storytelling. Episode 811 is essential listening for fans of Pennsylvania rock music, independent radio, local music scenes, and creators looking to get involved with Music from the 412. From station updates and unreleased music news to podcasting, band life, and platform expansion, this episode showcases the people building and sustaining independent music culture in Western Pennsylvania and beyond. Don’t forget to download the Music from the 412 Roku and Fire TV On-Demand apps to stream exclusive music programming, interviews, and local artist content anytime. Featuring Music from: Michael Botte Band, Noble Hops, The Borstal Boys, Theriaca, Corners of Sanctuary, G. E. Long Band, Dematus, Ferocious Ghosts, Rat Rod

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Episode 810 of The Pennsylvania Rock Show features Erro, a genre-bending, female-fronted pop-rock collective rising out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Led by singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Nikki Stagel, Erro is on a mission to prove that infectious, modern pop music can still be created organically, honestly, and without overproduction. Erro blends melodic warmth with the immediacy of contemporary pop-rock, crafting songs that feel tangible, emotional, and deeply human. Their sound bridges the gap between radio-ready hooks and raw performance energy, delivering music that connects instantly while maintaining authenticity. In a digital era dominated by perfection and polish, Erro stands apart by embracing imperfection as a creative strength. At the core of Erro’s creative philosophy is a commitment to authenticity. Their songwriting and recording process prioritizes the human experience through raw instrumentation and rotating studio collaborations. From the very beginning, the collective made a deliberate decision to limit modern studio technology. There are no punch-ins, no pre-recorded shortcuts, and no artificial polish. Every note captured is the result of a real performance, recorded in the moment. This approach allows Erro’s music to breathe. The emotion remains intact, the performances feel alive, and the listener connection is immediate. Their songs are melodically catchy yet emotionally grounded, offering warmth, honesty, and relatability that resonates across genres and generations. Erro speaks directly to listeners searching for substance beneath the surface of modern pop music. Episode 810 also features a side conversation with TK of Dream the Heavy, discussing his collaboration with Erro. This cross-scene discussion highlights the creative crossover happening within the Pittsburgh music community and explores how collaboration across genres can lead to unexpected and powerful results. TK shares insight into working with Erro’s organic approach, blending heavy sensibilities with melodic pop-rock authenticity. In this episode, we dive into Erro’s origins and the importance of capturing genuine emotion in modern music. We also explore how collaboration fuels creativity and why Pittsburgh continues to produce artists willing to challenge convention. Featuring music from: A Common Crown, Awaiting Abigail, Erro, Dream the Heavy, Broom, Terachain Sky

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Episode 809 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show features Awaiting Abigail, a powerhouse hard rock and metal band delivering a bold fusion of raw emotion, melodic storytelling, and technical precision. Formed in 2024, Awaiting Abigail blends modern hard rock intensity with classic metal foundations, drawing influence from bands like The Pretty Reckless, Halestorm, and In This Moment.

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