REVOLUTIONS PER MOVIE

Revolutions Per Movie celebrates its third anniversary with a live tour screening of the 1982 film ERG, featuring special guests in Boston, New York, and Texas.

Richard Davies of The Moles discusses his musical origins, from the Beatles to the Wrecking Crew, and his collaborations with Bob Pollard.

Perla Bataya discusses her Grammy-nominated career and deep friendship with Leonard Cohen, recounting how she joined his band in 1988 after a chance introduction.

Hosts interview Vanity Fair editor and author Mike Sachs about his novelizations of cult films like *Stinker, Let's Loose* and *Slouchers*.

Emil Amos joins the host to discuss his podcast Drifter Sympathy, his 25-year underground music career, and his deep passion for film soundtracks.

Songwriter Logan Lynn joins Revolutions Per Movie to discuss Brady Corbett’s *Vox Lux*, drawing parallels between the film’s portrayal of trauma and his own career.

Evan Minsker joins the podcast to discuss his punk roots and the vibrant DIY scenes in the Midwest.

Host Chris Losarenko and guest Lisa Fancher discuss the origins of Frontier Records, focusing on their first release by the Flyboys.

Hosts interview Tony Retman, author of NYHC history books, to discuss the Twisted Sister documentary and the band’s Long Island roots.

On Revolutions Per Movie, host Chris talks with Grammy-winning producer Cheryl Pawelski about her box set *Written in Their Soul*, which features…

Host Chris talks with Josh Cantor, the Red Sox organist, about his musical career and collaborations with artists like Mavis Staples.

Chris Lesterenko hosts Sloan’s Jay Ferguson and Chris Murphy on Revolutions Per Movie Live to discuss the band’s visual legacy.

Host Chris interviews Nick Aguilar about the Minutemen documentary *We Jam Econo* and the band’s impact on San Pedro’s music scene.

Hosts Sally Timms and John Langford of the punk band The Mekons discuss their new album *Horror*, their collaborative ethos, and the documentary *Revenge of the Mekons*.