ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on P is for Punk, Nate, singer and bass player of Milwaukee ska-punk band Something To Do, joins the show! We dive into the band's new album, A Little Misdirection, breaking down the tracks, the stories behind the songs, and the creative process that brought the record together.
A Little Misdirection is available now on all streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music. You can also stream or purchase the album directly through the band's Bandcamp page at https://somethingtodo.bandcamp.com.
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