On this episode, Sal, Joe and Edgar of Vanity Club stop by the studio to discuss their latest project Jerry Kingsman and his Model Horses, how the songs came together, and the experience of listening to the album Year of the Horse from beginning to end.
On this episode, Jeremy, Brandon, and Alex of The Rainlamps join the show to talk about musical influences, how they all met, the arduous process of recording their first album, and the release of their latest album Down in the Bush Leagues.
On this episode, Nerix visits the studio to talk about name pronunciations. musical influences, playing the drums, music productions, drawing Xenomorphs, and so much more.
On this episode, Overhand Sam joins the show to talk about what it was like growing up in Rochester, the influence of Pink Floyd’s The Wall, sitting in with musicians at Smokin’ Joes at a young age, earning the name Overhand Sam and so much more.
This week, Kameron Plotner (a.k.a. Krapbasket) returns to the studio to talk about growing up without an imaginary friend, Lady Gaga, playing the cello, graduating to drums, jazz and pop punk, playing in multiple bands, Headbutt, and so much more.Also, Travis Allen stops by the studio to catch up and promote the upcoming second annual Project Xmas benefit show at Buffalo Ironworks.
On this episode, Patrick of Eyes and Flys joins Chris to talk about growing up in Buffalo, starting his first band, his love of recording, moving out to the West Coast, starting the Record Beach label, and so much more.
This week, Robert Coffey visits the studio to talk about living all around the country, struggling as an actor, picking up the guitar, his love of writing, Larry Flynt and Geena Davis's garbage, video games, moving to Buffalo, joining The Sneers, and so much more.
Closing track: The Sneers - Fuck These Fucking Nazis
This week, Matt Smith of 1120 Press, Thane of Shepherd Moon Studios, and Virus X visit the studio to talk about the upcoming documentary Zip Tied: The Virus X Story. They get into how the idea for the documentary came about, the early days of the band, Love Canal, punk music in Western New York, and so much more.
This week, Vertigo Child visits the studio to talk about Elvis, quitting Tae Kwon Do to pursue music, starting a band with friends, going solo, moving to Nashville, forging a new path, betting on himself, and so much more.
This week, Kameron and Bella of Wylie Something and the D.O.T. visit the studio to talk to Chris about music, meeting and playing with Wylie Something, the new 7-inch, and upcoming release show.
Closing track: Wylie Something and the D.O.T. - Thick Air
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About 716: The Sound
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Welcome to 716: The Sound, a music podcast hosted by Chris Chavez that aims to shine a light on - and point a mic at - the wide range of amazing music in and around Western New York.