I go track by track on my second release, Dripping Infinities. A much more rounded and reflective album than the first. One year later and I am still very proud of how it turned out.

I go track by track of my first solo album, The Joker Got Away. An interesting ramble about what I think of my now two year old EP, a flawed.. thing. A thing I am still proud of none the less. Enjoy my rambling!

This episode is not solely set on music, in fact we spoil a couple movies and TV shows on here including Hannibal, Joker, The Thing and more so here is your spoiler warning on all that. We reminisce about his time in the band, best shows, worst shows, auditioning singers, video games, and SO MUCH MORE! This is the longest episode yet and we are all over the place so strap yourselves in and hang on because holy mackerel this was fun.

Them Faultered Step boys are at it again!

This is the original incarnation of Faultered Step. We talk about our first shows as a band, first meeting each other, recording our demos, playing dirty bars, band drama, all the stuff that goes into a high school band. It was a lot of fun to sit down and remember the past, and I hope you enjoy this episode!

Alex sits down with one of his best friends, Chris James, and talks about music theory, Jimi Hendrix, recording our first demo together, and teaching music to kids. Its a fun sit down and I hope everyone enjoys this one.

As a musician you have your fair share of bad gigs, this is not the worst gig ever but it is one I remember most vividly. I hope you enjoy this short story about a bad gig to the middle of nowhere.

Alex sits down with good friend and fellow musician Eric Farnum and talks about first concerts, first bands, and a lot of other firsts. Eric has been a musician and an avid music listener (Like me!) for the last 30 years, sitting down with him was a blast. 

Recorded on 6/26/20

This first episode of Alex Was Podcasting focuses on how music became such a large part of my life. How I inevitably met the first people to start a band with. Some notable albums that have made an impact on my life. As well as my weird infatuation with music in general and why it's so important to me as a person.