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A Fun Ride: Chatting with Voodoo Planet
An Interview with Voodoo Planet. I think it was my good friend Scoopski who initially alerted me to the rocking goodness of Voodoo Planet. Hailing from Desoto, Missouri, they’ve been making music since 2010, blending intelligent lyrics with a rootsy sensibility that strikes me as landing somewhere between the Sweetheart of the Rodeo-era Byrds and the fuzzy garage rock some of my favorite…
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Freedom to Experiment: Brian Lambert Interviews Marc Schuster
Quick note: This week’s post is by Brian Lambert! To say that Marc Schuster is multitalented would be quite the understatement. I first met him online when he started reviewing tunes from my 52-week song challenge and then interviewed on this blog. What came out of it was friendship and a collaboration in music production blossoming into a full-fledged band, The Star Crumbles. I thought for a…
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Yo! That's My Jawn: The Podcast - Ep. 3.29 - Marc Schuster
Yo! That’s My Jawn: The Podcast – Ep. 3.29 – Marc Schuster
An all new episode! Nate starts off talking about the two shows he saw since the last episode; The Take Today/Bacchae/Catbite show at the First Unitarian Church, and the Tribe of Names album release show for their new record, Evolver, at the Royal in Glenside. Nate is then joined by musician, author, professor, radio host, and champion of Indie Music, Marc Schuster. They talking about becoming…
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Forget About Genres: An Interview with Nick Tara
Forget About Genres: An Interview with Nick Tara
Nick Tara—who also records as Nick Terror—is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter who also produces, engineers, and mixes tracks for other artists. To hear some of his handiwork, give a listen to “Crimson Lips,” which Nick mixed and on which he also played keys. With over two-hundred songs available online, he’s obviously a busy guy, so I was glad that he had some time to answer a few…
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The Story Ends When You Say It Does: An Interview with Rich Hall of Follow No One
The Story Ends When You Say It Does: An Interview with Rich Hall of Follow No One
Follow No One is a hard rock duo consisting of Rich Hall and Pedro Murino Almeida of the United States and Portugal respectively. Their latest album, Fate, is genre-bending exercise in musical storytelling. A blend of spoken-word dialog and guitar-driven hard-rock tunes, Fate begins with a 9-1-1 call and goes on to depict the harrowing events that nearly took Rich’s life. Would you mind…
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Old But Stylish: An Interview with Herald K
Old But Stylish: An Interview with Herald K
Describing his sound as folk-noir, singer-songwriter Herald K evokes strong echoes of Leonard Cohen with his haunting lyrics and melodies. His latest single, “Arethusa,” is a lush ballad that recounts the ancient Greek myth of the nymph Arethusa’s escape from the river god Alpheus. Like all of his music, it’s intelligent, moving, and above all honest, speaking of the human condition with warmth…
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Oryctolagus Cuniculus: An Interview with Beth of Won't Say Rabbit
Oryctolagus Cuniculus: An Interview with Beth of Won’t Say Rabbit
Won’t Say Rabbit is a garage pop-punk from deep in the heart of New Jersey. Listening to the pair of tracks they currently have up on BandCamp and all the major streaming services, I’m picking up hints of ultra-cool 70s new-wave like The Runaways and Blondie mixed with a distinct 80s vibe. Over the years, the band has consisted of Brian and Tom on guitar and bass (and keyboards) respectively, and…
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Plucking Melodies from the Ether: An Interview with J Peck
Plucking Melodies from the Ether: An Interview with J Peck
According to his bio, J Peck started writing songs at age ten when someone told him that he couldn’t. Though he describes his early efforts as “trash,” he’s progressed over the years, taking home a “One to Watch” award in the Lights and Lines Album Writing Contest for his EP Come What May, a collection of songs that deals, among other things, with the universal phenomenon of growing older. You…
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