Episode 16: PEACHES. She’s a legend and an icon. Feminist activist, performer, and queer goddess. Her live shows will change your life. Her music is fun, sexual, unapologetic, and makes you want to dance. Come listen today to the teaches of peaches… huh, whaaat…

Episode 15: Courtney Love. Celebutante. Nepobaby. Controversial lead singer of Hole. Kurt Cobain’s widow. Actress. Loudmouth. She’s got beef with everyone!There are so many songs about her we will cover that as well as her own music. Listen TODAY!

Episode 14: Limp Bizkit. The world's most hated band. Numetal icons and cultural sensations. Sellouts? Assholes? Weirdos? Yeah, dude. all of that. Lots of feuds with other bands, unbelievably popular, and extremely offensive to all kinds of people, but if you were a teenager in the late 90s and early 2000s - you would just keep on rollin' baby....Listen today!

Incubus. Funk, NuMetal, Rock, Metal, Pop, Meditation—Incubus's music has evolved incredibly since 1991, when they started their band in High School.Brandon Boyd's voice growls, whispers, croons and is often compared to Mike Patton of Faith No More. Their band was signed by the same A&R who spotted Korn. They never considered themselves numetal, they don't have angry music like typical numetal bands. Their lyrics are impactful and sometimes cringey.Listen today to find out the history of Incubus and how their music has evolved over the past DECADES

✨ THURSDAY | 11 AM CST | PROWLRADIO.COM 🎷Episode 12: Goldfinger. This skapunk, skatepunk, pop punk, punk rock band from Los Angeles, CA debuted album defined the sounds of 1996. Their song "Superman", released in 1997, defined Tony Hawk's Pro Skater video game in 1999. Their live shows? Epic. Their band dynamics? Super silly. Come listen in on their sound and how their frontman, John Feldman, is more than just a goofy skapunk singer-songwriter, but also an incredible A&R guy who helped bands like The Used, Mest, Good Charlotte, Hilary Duff, and more to produce and write their extremely successful songs and albums

Episode Eleven: Stone Temple Pilots was a hugely successful band in the 90s, selling over 40 million albums worldwide. Their first album release, "Core", in 1992 was a commercial success. Lead singer Scott Weiland drew a lot of attention for his unique vocal stylings, style, and substance abuse problems. Breaking up, making up, and side projects like Velvet Revolver led to quite an interesting career for Weiland... as well as the rest of the band. Listen today for some tunes and history!

Episode 10: Everclear hit the scene in the 90s with tons of hits early on. They are from Portland, OR and got big in 1994 with "So Much for the Afterglow". Art Alexakis is the lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist who had a tumutulous childhood inspiring a lot of his songs and was known for writing personal songs reflecting how he was abandoned by his father as a child, his brother and girlfriend died of heroin overdoses when he was a preteen, and various other issues with drug abuse, alcoholism and childhood abuse. Join me today to listen to some of their best hits and find out what happened to this band after the sparkle and fade of their career.

Episode 9: Garbage is a band from Madison, WI that formed in 1993 when megaproducers Butch Vig and Duke Erikson, and Steve Marker got together. They discovered Scottish singer Shirley Manson while watching MTV and seeing her music video for her band Angelfish, and asked her to join. Their first two albums were extremely successful, pushing them to stardom and the opportunity to perform a legendary theme for James Bond movie "The World is not Enough". Between breakups and reconnections, this band has had a lot of ups and downs, all while creating killer music with all the right vibes.Listen in with me today to hear about their history, and how Shirley Manson is a true Goddess.