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Ben Chasny of New Bums and Six Organs of Admittance joins Dwyer to talk about an individuals definition of success, private press records, how dreams may influence your creating and how his approach to composing via the Hexadic System. The New Bums album The Last Time I saw Grace will be out on Drag City Records March 19th. 2021.
Opening Song, "Tuned To Graffiti" by New Bums from the Album Last Time I Saw Grace
Ben's/Six Organs of Admittance Bandcamp HERE
New Bums Bandcamp HERE
Buy the New Bums album from Drag City HERE
Ben's Instagram: @6organs
Ben's book Hexadic System HERE
New Bums Instagram: @newbumsofficial
All Things Matt Dwyer HERE
Conversations With Dwyer is Produced, edited and hosted by Matt Dwyer
Consulting Producer: Dustin Marshall
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Bonnie Bloomgarden joins Dwyer in a conversation about dog love, her teen years as a Goth, UFOs, quitting music because of drugs and her return to music.
Opening Song: "Hold My Hand," from the Death Valley Girls album, Under the Spell of Joy
Death Valley Girls Bandcamp HERE
Death Valley Girls Instagram: @deathvalleygirls
All things Matt Dwyer HERE
Conversations With Dwyer is Produced, Edited and Hosted by Matt Dwyer
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Dale Crover from The Melvins joins Dwyer to discuss his solo album Rat-A-Tat-Tat!, quitting high school to tour with the Melvins, his first drum kit and Vin Scully VS. Harry Caray.
Opening Song: "Shark Like Overbite," from Dale's album Rat-A-Tat-Tat!
Dale's Bandcamp: HERE
Dale's Instagram: @dcrover
The Melvin's website HERE
All things Matt Dwyer HERE
Conversations With Dwyer is Produced, Edited and Hosted by Matt Dwyer
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Nadia Garofalo from Ganser joins Dwyer in an epic two-part Conversation. Nada tells about her early days playing in high school bands, the freedom to explore in the Chicago music scene, how festivals need to be more inclusive and how Ganser started off as a multifaceted created project. Nadia also shares how Spotify has informed artists that if they want to make money they need to create more content.
Opening song: "Lucky," from the Ganser album, Just Look At The Sky.
Ganser's Bandcamp HERE
Support & learn more about the Brave Space Alliance HERE
Read Nadia's poetry HERE
Sign the Union for Musicians petition against Spotify HERE
Dwyer's Patreon for Part 2 of his talk with Nadia HERE
All things Dwyer HERE
Conversations With Dwyer is Produced, edited and hosted by Matt Dwyer
Consulting Producer Dustin Marshall
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Eric D. Johnson joins Dwyer to talk about what it feels like to be nominated for a Grammy, how it's harder to break into music today, why he has constantly moved around, and what he learned touring with The Shins/Califone.
Opening Song: "Deep In Love," by Bonny Light Horseman
Fruit Bats Bandcamp HERE
Fruit Bats website HERE
Fruit Bats/Eric's Instagram: @fruit_bats
CWMD is Produced, edited & Curated by Matt Dwyer
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Wayne Coyne joins Dwyer in a expansive chat. They discuss self-discovery during quarantine, growing up in large Irish Catholic families, Wayne's defining moment of life or death, the pain of existence and origin of the bubble shows.
Live Bubble Shows March 11 - 14, 2021
The Flaming Lips Site HERE
Live Bubble Show Tickets HERE
Matt Dwyer's website HERE
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Note From Matt Dwyer: I was a bit frazzled in the intro. It had taken a lot to prepare for this and my brain was toast. It took me about 20 takes to get the intro to some acceptable and to be honest I'm still not happy but, spilt milk, right? Enjoy a great episode.
Conversations With Dwyer is Produced, hosted, and edited by Matt Dwyer
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Julia Kugel joins Dwyer to talk about her family escaping the political turmoil of Belarus, switching from classical guitar to electric, the fluidity of music genres, the beginning of Soft Palms, and the charity Studios For Schools.
Opening Song: "Baddy" by Soft Palms
Soft Palms Bandcamp HERE
Soft Palms Website: HERE
Soft Palms Instagram: @softpalmsmusic
The Coathangers Bandcamp: HERE
Studios for SchoolsL HERE
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CWD is produced, edited and curated by Matt Dwyer
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Ryan Sambol joins Dwyer to talk about his new album Gestalt and to talk about the insanity of social media, everything in your life leading up to the moment you write a song, his struggles with being a band leader and why he shelved his album Peace Mob. Please check out Gestalt. It's a unique and special album. Links for purchasing below.
Opening Song, "You're Still Lovable To Someone," by Ryan Sambol from his album Gestalt.
Ryan's Bandcamp & Gestalt HERE
Ryan's Instagram @forever_wet_paint
By Gestalt on cassette from Perpetual Doom HERE
All Things Dwyer HERE
Intermission Music: "Baby Elephant Walk," By Lawerence Welk
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Caitlin Loney from the Montreal band Freelove Fenner joins CWMD to discuss her days as a raver and rave culture, the benefits of recording on analog, conspiracy radio, and their new album The Punishment Zone.
Opening Song, "Shoulder Season, by Freelove Fenner from the album The Punishment Zone.
The Punishment Zone will be released February 2nd, 2021 by Moone Records.
Freelove Fenner's Bandcamp
Freelove Fenner's Website
Freelove Fenner Instagram @freelovefenner
All things CWMD/Matt Dwyer HERE
CWMD is Curated, Hosted , Produced and Edited by Matt Dwyer
Consulting Producer - Dustin Marshall
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