Today I had the distinct pleasure to speak with an artist I have admired and adored throughout his illustrious career, Jeff Caudill. Jeff has been a part of some of my favorite projects through the years, Gameface, March, Your Favorite Train Wreck and now he is back with his new band Low Coast. Jeff was very open and honest about his life in the music business and what led him to what he described as “the band he was looking for.” Jeff went on to tell the story of a father meeting another cool father and talking about their love...

In this latest episode I welcome my friend the amazing friend Chris Simpson from the legendary bands Mineral (crank! Records / Arena Rock), The Gloria Record (crank! Records / Arena Rock), and his most recent Zookeeper, and Mountain Time. This was an incredible conversation with an artists I have loved since being a teenager. Mineral for me was a pivotal band that was in heavy rotation in the 90s, and still to this day is a go to quite often. Chris and I talk about growing up, the beginning of Mineral, the transition to The Gloria Record, and his most...

Today we're talking with Neil O'Brien of The Van Pelt. We talked about Television's second album "Adventure." We also talk about perceived sophomore slumps and not fitting into neat little boxes musically. The Van Pelt recently released a new album, Artisans and Merchants on Spartan Records. The album features their first new recordings since 1997. It's honestly really awesome, so check that out from their label or wherever you stream music. Spinning Out · Episode 133 ADVENTURE by TELEVISION with Neil O'Brien (of The Van Pelt)

Welcome everyone to episode 494!  Our guest for this episode is a phenomenal person, a musician, and a songwriter. Please clap hands for the amazing Susie Ulrey from the band Pohgoh! Be sure to pick up the new album du und ich Warning this music is fantastic and will make you feel all the feels!

Formed in 1994 out of punk rock roots, Pohgoh’s poppier sounds earned the Florida band comparisons to acts like Velocity Girl and Superchunk. A split single with Braid was released in 1996 and by the time Pohgoh was ready to record a full length, singer Kobi Finley had been replaced by Susie Richardson. What should have been the start of a great relationship with the newly created label Deep Elm Records wound up dissolving quickly after drummer Keith Ulrey unceremoniously quit the band after the full length, In Memory of Bab, had been recorded but shortly before a record deal was signed....