In this final episode for 2021 Pete and Tom recount the countless hours of time-wasting gaming in their youth, and explore some of the more formative soundtracks from classics like Goldeneye, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 and more. 

Pete and Tom welcome local radio legend Adam Green into the DTMP fold for this special guest episode. The boys hear Adam's account of working in mainstream radio and all about his journey from country heartthrob to charismatic commander of the Hawke’s bay airwaves.

Tact. Humility. General self-awareness. Pete and Tom ignore these and much more as they discuss music they've grown to despise over the years, and how one man's gold is another man's garbage in the world of pop. 

Music accessibility has changed vastly over the decades as technological shifts alter the musical landscape exponentially. Tom & Pete ponder the past, present & future of how we listen to music. 

Pete & Tom take a deep dive into the role of bass in music, but things take a sinister turn when Tom lowers the tone to an indecent level, again. 

What makes an iconic front person?   Pete and Tom try and catch a moonbeam in their hand by discussing the intangible nature of charismatic main musicians in this week's episode. We learn that Freddie Mercury possibly had extra teeth, Melissa Etheridge isn't Alannah Myles, Harry Lines doesn't exist and that Tom was caught mime-drumming naked. 

Tom and Pete reminisce about advertising songs of yesteryear, remembering all of the feelings but few of the correct lyrics.  Tom unpicks sonic branding, Cherry Merry Muffin makes a cameo, and Larry Killip reigns supreme in the heady landscape of Aotearoa's greatest advertising hits. See Sam Harvey & Blair Walker's marvellous Larry Killip  interview here:...

In this episode, Tom and Pete wax lyrical about lyrics:  some favourites, some cringe-inducing & some misheard - including an absolute shocker or two from Tom.  And we discover Tom is no stranger to faux pas when it comes to karaoke.

In this episode the dynamic duo of Tom and Pete discuss wistfully the music of nostalgia, and how it has come to affect the fabric of their lives. Grab a box of tissues (for tears) and enjoy.

Well hello stranger and welcome back. In this equally enthralling episode of Disrobing the Moshpit, Tom and Pete dive deep into each others full frontal lobes (not a euphemism) to explore the concept of good vs bad music. Hang on tight as we clumsily navigate our way over this ocean of a topic.

Welcome to the inaugural podcast of Disrobing the moshpit. In this shiny debut episode, Tom Pierard an experienced music practitioner and educator, and Pete Shipp a semi experienced music enthusiast and performer discuss the glory of music in movies with associated mildy amusing personal stories and andecdotes.