Hey y'all. Amazing to talk to another person from this great scene.  John guides us through his life from the cape to NYC. Emerson and the Middle east and Newbury.  He gives us a fantastic view of the Boston from a working musician. Thanks for listening! j.

Check out his most recent work:

https://thurnandtaxismusic.com/

Hey Y'all. What amazing honor to talk to this guy. We cover a lot of spore and his later bands. He had so many great inside stories from the era. Thanks for listening! j.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spore_(band)

https://spore.bandcamp.com

 https://twenty27seven.bandcamp.com

Hey Y'all. Matt and Peyton we're nice enough to come back to the podcast after I inadvertently lost their episode. We talk mostly about their current projects and the effect NRSK had on those. It was a great conversation. Thanks for listening.  j.

https://peytonpinkerton.com/

https://darla.com/products/matt-hunter-new-rotations

https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Musician-Band/New-Radiant-Storm-King-283807444007/

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with Chris Pupecki of the band Wormwood, as well as Doomriders and Cast Iron Hike.  They chat about getting started in his dad's garage to touring around the world and about being a dad.  

Check out Wormwood and Doomriders online:

Facebook:

Doomriders

Wormwood

Bandcamp:

Doomriders

Wormwood

Intro music: Untitled by Charlene

Outro music: We Live in the Shadows by Doomriders

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with Thommy about his past in Florida, his early days in Boston, and a stop in Canada.  They also chat about his life as a dad and musician.

You can find Thommy online at the links below.

Owlfood

ASAMA

Thommy saraceno / performance / visual design 

Intro: Untitled by Charlene

Outro "Drift Towards Us" by Owlfood  

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with Emily Arkin of the band Shepherdess. Emily shares her musical story as well as her dedication to charity and her continued education on that subject. She also talks about how she found a way to combine the two. 

Check Emily out at the links below:

www.shepherdessband.com

www.girlsrockboston.org

www.the-operators.com

Intro: Untitled by Charlene

Outro: Big Shot by Shepherdess

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J chats with Alex Garcia-Rivera. Alex has been and remains an important cog in the hardcore scene here in Massachusetts and beyond. He has played drums for so many influential bands from American Nightmare to Get High to his personal project Chrome Over Brass. Alex continued his work in music becoming an engineer and opening his own studio, Mystic Valley. Truly an inspiration of hard work and dedication. You can check out Alex online at the links below:

http://mysticvalleystudio.com/

https://chromeoverbrass.bandcamp.com/

Intro Music: Untitled by Charlene

Outro Music: Soulstice by Chrome Over Brass

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J chats with Jenn Turpin. They talk about her education and her work as teacher. How teaching and music became intertwined. As well as the changing demographic of Boston and its effect on the people and art of the city.  

Check out Jenn online at the links below!

https://girlsrockboston.org/

https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Band/babesofmutilation/posts/

https://instagram.com/radiosthesia?igshid=1fay0js9egykp

http://stompboxsonic.com/

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with Sonny Diperri, who first appeared in episode 8 with the other members of the band Identified.  This time around, they chat about Sonny's career as a producer/engineer/mixer - how he got started after moving out to LA, the internships and major label gigs, and where he is now.  It's a really fascinating story!  

You can find Sonny online at:

sonnyrecordsthings.com

Intro Music: Untitled by Charlene

Outro Music: Infinity Vibraphones by These New Puritans

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with musician Adam McGrath, most notably of the band Cave In.  They talk about how the band started when they were just a bunch of kids from Methuen, MA, their journey as a band in the early days to being courted by major record labels, and about losing his bandmate and friend Caleb Scofield last year.  They also chat about the other projects Adam has worked/is working on, what he has been doing outside of music, and how things have changed for him.

Links:

Caleb Scofield Benefit

Cave In

Wear Your Wounds

Instagram @nomadstones

Twitter @adamcmcgrath

Intro Music: Untitled by Charlene

Outro Music: All Illusion by Cave In