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Guest interviews
English
United States
57 episodes
since Sept. 10, 2024
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Joe from Not End takes me through their latest EP propaganda, a concept record about manipulation, consumerism and the ways propaganda shapes the world around us. We dive into the stories and ideas behind the lyrics, including the frustration of feeling stuck on repeat and what are the ways to get …

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If you're listening to it on the day of the release, everyone say Happy Birthday Emily in the comments! Emily of Letters Sent Home talks about her song September 29, date of her birthday, but which is actually about grief. We then talk about Letters Sent Home's Elements, and how most of humanity is…
Ben of Slow Drain joins me to talk about the Canadian alternative scene, growing up in France, feeling different, and now finding a home in Canada. We also talk about how much nore fulfilling it is to be kind, but how easy it can be to fall into being mean. To start the conversation, we use the son…
As they release their debut album Everglow, David, vocalist of Lifespark. tells me about the story behind the title track. We also discuss his main influences, his willingness to give as much as his heroes did and some fun anecdotes. Lifespark's debut album Everglow is out now. Follow Lifespark.: @…
I’m joined by Phillip from Wildernesses, a band blending post-rock, folk, shoegaze, alt rock and dreamo. We start with their song “Summertime, 1917” from their newly released album Growth: a story of love, loss, and memory told through a frame narrative that feels both distant and deeply personal. …
In this episode, I’m joined by Jessie Powell, vocalist of Dream State, and we go through her journey as an artist: from singing in choirs as a kid to fronting bands, taking a break from music, and finding her way back to it. We talk about pressure, burnout, feeling like you’re “too late”, and how s…
In this episode, I sit down with Hansol from Shoreline just days before the release of their new album Is This the Low Point or the Moment After? (out now) We start with their song Good Times and talk about what it really feels like to be in a band for 10 years: the highs, the numbness, and the str…
Arne from Fyrn joins me to talk about the ideas behind their upcoming EP Hope Despair. We dive into lyrics from their song Grip, about feeling stuck in modern life, and a line from La Dispute’s I Shaved My Head, which leads us into a conversation about forcing change when you feel trapped. We also …
I’m joined by Mathias from Heisskalt, one of the most beloved bands of the German post-hardcore scene. We discuss lyrics from their latest album, “Vom Tun und Lassen,” feelings of anger at the world we live in, and the weird balance between hope and despair that is present in heavy music. Mathias s…
In this episode, David and Chris from FJØRT join me to talk about anger, the kind that comes from loving humanity deeply. We dive into their new album Belle Époque, a sarcastic title for a world that feels anything but beautiful. We talk about growing fascism, historical responsibility, the weight …
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