Today I’ve got Logan Hammon of Small Crush with us for an interview. Logan has a long history in music; growing up around her Dad, Jason Hammon, and his band Dance Hall Crashers, Logan learned early that music was not only in her heart but in her blood.
Julez (Jules Batterman) and her trusty rhythm section, The Rollerz (Rachel David & Steve Donofrio), still retain a charming old-school tone in their songs, their offering is also compelling and modern.
Today I have veteran Alt/Indie rocker and drummer William Goldsmith with us. William is a founding member of Sunny Day Real Estate and was also the original drummer for the Foo Fighters. Present-day, William is with his group, Assertion, who has a wonderful new record out called Intermission.
One of my pastimes was to head over to my local shop, Looney Tunes, and flip through the CD section for something new to listen to. It was on one of those occasions that I came around Cursive’s 2003 effort, The Ugly Organ.
The Dirty Nil is a Canadian Alternative Rock band that has been around for around thirteen years. Today, I’ve got the band’s drummer, Kyle Fischer, with us for a chat.
One of the more underrated guitarists and composers is with us today in Lyle Workman. If you don’t know him by name, then I guarantee you will know him by the music he has helped create over the last 30 plus years.
Always a true renaissance man, Richard has long been involved in so much more beyond just his role as the front person of The Bongos. Richard’s impact on music and the industry on a whole runs eternally deep.
Veteran Indie rocker, Lou Barlow hasn’t let COVID slow him down. With a subscriber series, new music along side archival releases, a holiday special, a solo album as well as a Dinosaur Jr record on the way, you could say that Lou has been as busy as ever.
I sure hope that this is not the last that the public sees of Dream Sitch. This album provides some strongly-written songs with tight arrangements that take the listener on this synth-driven trip; a definite escape needed from this crazy times.
Will Kimbrough has been anything but lazy during the pandemic. When COVID-19 sent him home in the spring of 2020, Will was not defeated. He did not sit back and feel for sorry for himself. What he did do was make what perhaps amounts to his best album yet, Spring Break.
