This week we take a look at the first of the Seasonal Disorder compilations: Winter. We feature the songs:

This episode features Jason Anderson, Chris Greiner of Northern, Dan Blakeslee, and Gregg Porter and Wenda Kochanowski of Ormolu.

Listen to Seasonal Disorder: Winter at https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/seasonal-disorder-winter

We'll be discussing Seasonal Disorder: Spring, Summer, and Autumn soon.

This week we speak with Terry Palmer about his work on the Charlotte Moroz & Guy Capecelatro III album "You Can Feel Everything".

Listen to the album here:

https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/you-can-feel-everything

Part 3 of our "Live at the Word Barn" show, recorded on April 12, 2024 at the Word Barn in Exeter, NH.

We interview poet Rebecca Hennessy, who reads from her book "Tangle of Bone", and we hear songs from Stu Dias ("Come Home") and Jake Mehrmann ("If You Leave").

Part 2 of our "Live at the Word Barn" show, recorded on April 12, 2024 at the Word Barn in Exeter, NH.

This episode features a live performance and interview with Pale Wallace (Jim Rioux, Guy Capecelatro III, and Ted Ehlers). They play songs from their 2023 album "Trouble Not Yet Born"

Hear the original Pale Wallace songs at https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/trouble-not-yet-born

Part 1 of our "Live at the Word Barn" show, recorded on April 12, 2024 at the Word Barn in Exeter, NH.

This episode features an interview with poet Jim Rioux, who reads poems from his book "Too Close To be So far Away", as well as music from Jake Mehrmann ("Always Looking") and Stu Dias ("Blackberry Wild").

This week we speak with Wesley Hartley about his classic album with the Traveling Trees "Narrow Gauge Quad Trains".

Listen at https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/narrow-gauge-quad-trains

This week we speak with Josh Pritchard, director of the music documentary "Mutes in the Steeple: Stories from the Newburyport Music Scene".

Mutes in the Steeple was filmed in 2004, and provides an intimate glimpse into the homegrown DIY music community of Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Through interviews and archival concert footage, a half-dozen key artists recount the experience of creative preservation in a crowded and often overwhelming musical world. Mutes features Jeff Morris, founder of the legendary punk rock outfit The Bruisers; Hamlet Idiot’s Gregory Moss; Jake Trussell (DJ C / Electro Organic Sound System); Tiger Saw’s Dylan Metrano; Julian Shea (Lost Cause / These Lies); Sam Buck Rosen, and others.
The film tenderly maintains that no one making noise at home need feel alone in their endeavor to create lasting and meaningful music.
The film was released on DVD by Burst & Bloom on May 15th, 2010. It is now available to watch at https://youtu.be/itZ-eWi0uss?si=Z1ynBvu2ZcOmZP_F

This week we speak with Pat Corrigan about the Seekonk album "Pinkwood 2".

download at https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/pinkwood-2

This week we celebrate the release of the new Tiger Saw album "Card Tricks for the Love Sick" with Tiger Saw drummer Alan Bull and bass player Erik Tans.

Download / order here: https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/card-tricks-for-the-love-sick

This week we look back at the country compilation "Bloom Country, Vol. 1", and check in with Dylan Earl, Charlie Marie, and Hamilton Belk.

Listen at https://burstandbloom.bandcamp.com/album/bloom-country-vol-1