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THE BACKSTAGE GURU, pulls back the curtain on the real music. The Backstage Guru is a sanctuary for quality over clicks. Each week, the Guru sift's through the static to champion the artists who have that "something special," from established icons to some of the best-kept secrets in the underground. For the Creators: This isn't just a podcast; it’s a platform. Our A&R Desk is open so submit your music for a professional gut-reaction and a private strategy roadmap to help your craft resonate. New episodes every week. Submit your music/Join the Tribe: https://buymeacoffee.com/thebackstageguruCopyright 2026 THE BACKSTAGE GURU Música
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  • Episode 10: The Backstage Guru Episode 10 – Carry Forward: Dead Space (Part 1) | 80s Influence on Modern Music

    Episode 10: The Backstage Guru Episode 10 – Carry Forward: Dead Space (Part 1) | 80s Influence on Modern Music
    Mar 19 2026
    In Episode 10 of The Backstage Guru, we explore how iconic 1980s artists continue to shape modern music through production techniques like space, restraint, and minimalism. Featuring Tears for Fears, Talk Talk, and Depeche Mode, this episode pairs classic tracks with contemporary artists influenced by their sound. Hear how Watch Me Bleed, I Don’t Believe in You, and Mercy in You connect directly to modern tracks from The Weeknd, Bon Iver, and Rihanna. This episode focuses on: 80s music influence on modern pop and alternative minimalism and “dead space” in music production how artists use silence, tension, and atmosphere connections between new wave, synth-pop, and today’s sound Part 1 of a two-part series, Carry Forward: Dead Space continues soon with new track pairings and further exploration of these influential sounds.
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    27 m
  • Episode 9: From Rome To Rage feat, Plum, RATM, Skindred, Stuck Mojo, Hyro The Hero, SOAD.

    Episode 9: From Rome To Rage feat, Plum, RATM, Skindred, Stuck Mojo, Hyro The Hero, SOAD.
    Feb 18 2026
    We're celebrating a massive milestone on The Backstage Guru-thanks to your support, we are officially Goodpods' #4 Top Alternative Podcast of the Month! To mark the occasion, we’re pulling back the curtain on nearly thirty minutes of music that refuses to play by the rules. In this session, we feature the long-awaited creative reset from the returning #Plum, exploring their meditation on civilisational inertia. We also have the brand-new single "This Is The Sound" from Welsh legends Skindred, taken from their upcoming ninth album You Got This. The journey continues with the heavy rap-metal roots of Stuck Mojo, the revolutionary fire of Rage Against the Machine, and a high-energy collaboration between Hyro The Hero and Myles Kennedy. We cap everything off with the chaotic mastery of System of a Down. Six tracks, no fillers. Keep it loud, and keep it real. Tracklist: Plum – "How The West Was Lost" Skindred – "This Is The Sound" (from the upcoming album You Got This) Stuck Mojo – "(Here Comes) The Monster" Rage Against the Machine – "Know Your Enemy" (feat. Maynard James Keenan) Hyro The Hero – "Never Back Down" (feat. Myles Kennedy) System of a Down – "Toxicity"Submit your comments and request in the Podomatic comments section, or via our socials at The Rock Authority on X and Instagram!
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    26 m
  • Episode 8: Francis Bucholz and The Scorpions’ Sonic Shadow

    Episode 8: Francis Bucholz and The Scorpions’ Sonic Shadow
    Jan 31 2026
    The Sound That Launched a Thousand Riffs In Episode 8, The Backstage Guru does a lightning sweep of the Scorpions' golden era. We aren't just talking history; we're talking about a sonic contagion. We’re looking at how the Scorpions' massive production and Francis Bucholz’sdriving bass lines provided the sonic ammunition for the bands that followed. We're connecting the dots between the Scorpions' peak and the tracks they inspired: The Scorpions Standard: Revisiting the power of "Bad Boys Running Wild" and "No One Like You." The Ripple Effect: How that specific German precision filtered into the swagger of Ratt’s "Lack of Communication." The Metal Evolution: The DNA transfer from 80s arena rock to the technical precision of Megadeth’s "Trust." The Modern Torchbearers: How Ghost captures that vintage Bucholz-era spirit in "Satanised." It’s a fast-paced look at a legacy of power. If you like your rock loud and your bass lines locked in, this is the episode for you.
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    29 m
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