ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode spotlights one of the most creative musical minds in the music business--Dave Gutter is the founding frontman of Rustic Overtones. Since the Nineties these folks have been pushing the envelope of musical styles and some famous collaborators. We talk about getting started in Portland Maine, vocal chord injuries, flying high with some music deals and embracing the DIY environment that is today's music industry.
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Girl Germs
Sector David Bowie
Gas On Skin
English
United States
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