ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today's guests are Kelcey Ayer and Taylor Rice from the band Local Natives, an American indie rock band based in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. They just released their fifth album, Time Will Wait for No One, on July 7th via Loma Vista and Concord.
They worked on the album while they were enduring a "time of metamorphosis" as individuals, citing in a press release a concert in Los Angeles which they described as "one of the most emotional concerts" of their career that made them uncertain of their future as a band and as individuals.
In our conversation we discuss being new parents, trying to write new music while separated from your band, the new sport pickleball, a tour bus fire, and more.
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