Goldmine

Hosts Patrick Prince (Gen Xer) and Holden Russiano (GenZer) discuss Goldmine's Summer 2026 issue and one of the artists on its several magazine covers, Bad Nerves — and this British group's Goldmine-sponsored in-store event at Nudie Jeans in London.

And, of course, there is more record shop talk included.
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Carmine Appice comes on Goldmine’s Dollar Bin podcast to talk to co-hosts Dr. Disc (Alan Bostoff) and Rev (vocalist of The Drowns) about his long and storied career as a rock and roll drummer, and his search for long-lost jazz albums.
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Chicago punk band The Effigies have been around for 45+ years, performing everything from small clubs to Riot Fest along the way. After a hiatus for most of the 1990s, the band came back strong with the album Reside, a return to their early sound, and more recently, Burned in 2024.

Bassist Paul Zamost talks to The Dollar Bin's Alan Bristoff (Dr. Disc) and Rev (singer of The Drowns) about being turned onto The Beatles via Ed Sullivan and producing music known as punk rock's "Chicago Sound." Of course, Zamost has a few albums on his want list — if any listener is willing to be gracious enough to find them.

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On this episode of Record Shop Talk, where Gen Z and Gen X record collectors — co-hosts Patrick Prince and Holden Russiano — talk shop about record store culture, the recent Rolling Stones record launch event for the Foreign Tongues album is discussed, as well as recent releases in the brick-and-mortar (Luna Record Shop) and virtual (Goldmine Shop) record store space. Always a fun listen for record collectors and those who love to hang out at record stores!
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Frontman Frank Casillas of Voodoo Glow Skulls, an influential Southern California ska punk band, comes on The Dollar Bin podcast to chat with hosts Alan Brostoff (Dr. Disc) and Rev (Singer of The Drowns) about records and the history of the California punk scene.

Casillas talks about how he got the initial itch to be in a theatrical rock band after seeing Iron Maiden's 'Number of the Beast' tour as a kid. The band also managed their own record shop, producing their records in both English and Spanish, and once packaging a DIY 7-inch with a joint in it. The hosts point out their love for a classic scene with Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin blasting Voodoo Glow Skulls in the movie Bio-Dome, 30 years ago.

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