Maxwell Helper/Your Idiot Brother just released his self-titled debut album last week (January 27th 2019). A song from that album, ‘Hoochie Coochie’ was featured on our #39 podcast on February 5 of the same year, which is certainly evidence of kismet and destiny. My favorite thing to wear onstage: Polkadots. Who doesn’t like polkadots? [polkadots […]
Steve Andrew is the lead singer of Eerie Point, whose song Artificial Things was featured on our #38 podcast. Born out of the Rust Belt (Toledo to be precise), Eerie Point embodies a sound that blends the alternative, indie, and blues roots of the band’s five members into something altogether new and exciting. Eerie Point […]
Atlas Abell is the lead singer of Flight to Dubai, a band of rising-stars from Sydney, Australia, whose song Hail Damage was featured on our #35 podcast. They are just back from an Australian tour in support of their recently-released EP ‘Frontal Lobes’. My favorite thing to wear onstage: Boots, jeans, a good leather belt […]
John has a looooooong neck. Cinnamon identifies a Glock in real life. We discuss sensitive artists, whether looking like a Victoria’s Secret model will be good or bad for your career, and offer a new segment about how to find joy in marketing. And of course our music is excellent: The 1895 with Intro/The Drifter […]
Beautiful, loosely-knit sounds will lull you into maybe not noticing that this is a song about existential crisis, and the pain of shedding an old identity in a quest for redefinition. (Featured on our #39 podcast, Long Neck.)
The Black Keys meet a theater kid who knows how to play a ton of instruments. That is our speculation, but we really have no idea who or what he’s about. Your Idiot Brother is an intriguing mystery, like something from a Nancy Drew book. (Featured on our #39 podcast, Long Neck.)
If you’re skateboardin’, gun-totin’, and beer swillin’, then you can pretend like you don’t have real talent, but we see through you. Scum Shots is one to watch. (Featured on our #39 podcast, Long Neck.)
If you think maybe you’ve heard everything, the 1865 is here to assure you that you definitely have not. Their exploration of slavery is tense, loud and fraught, but their 21st century perspective can’t help but bring in a little humor and funkiness too. Definitely listen. (Featured on our #39 podcast, Long Neck.)
An all-female band from Canada who sound beautiful and look beautiful (that last part is not their fault). On our podcast I forgot to talk about their totally interesting high-concept video. Here it is: (Featured on our #39 podcast, Long Neck.)