ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this podcast, DBB and Lydia Catterall talk through the new album: We Are All Here.
Find the album here, on vinyl, cd, and digital download.
Here’s a link to Lydia’s Substack.
And here’s her other podcast, Survival Songs, where she talks with people about the songs that go deep.
There are also numerous mentions of Chris Donald who plays guitar on We Are All Here and did all the design. Listen to his hardcore band Ritemaker here. It’s a strong brew.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit davidbenjaminblower.substack.com/subscribe
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