Corridor Cast

The Chesapeakes are a lush, big-sounding pop/rock band with hooks to fill a bay basin. As a side-project for the duo behind the video company Ten Twenty Seven Films, they might be under your radar, but they are sure to get you grooving and dreaming.

We cover bands being torn about by love triangles, how video and music go hand in hand, and about how going to YouTube University to get some really impressive recording chops fueled the single “La Bruja”.

Big changes have come for the Ottobar! Tecla Tesnau comes on the podcast to talk about growing up in carnivals (really!), moving from bar tending to owning the business, and the future of the Baltimore rock mainstay.

Photo by Shane Gardner

A fascinating chat with members of the Undercroft collective about the philosophy and work that went into making what is probably Baltimore’s only dry, all-ages arts center. Get to know the 3/4 of the team and get some insight into how it takes a village to make a cool venue.

Joseph Weeks dishes it all about the new kid on the block in North Avenue, his venue and cocktail bar Rituals. Get to know him and his journey from bar manager to an owner. I know we all had a lot of questions when Windup Space closed, I hope this answers them!

Art pop sensations Outcalls come on the show to dissect their new single “Stay,” chat about writing lyrics and melodies, open up about the joys of collaboration and community, and share an absurd situation with a misguided booker.

Photo by Steve Parke

A special conversation with Brian Prechtl about the lockout of Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Musicians. Support your local music workers!!!

Let’s get loud! The lovely, lively Homuncumulus stop in to talk about their newest release, finding the funny, and playing with sick synth sounds! Enjoy.

Recent-ish NYC transplant and groove master Sarah FM comes on the podcast for a great convo about the triumphs and challenges of moving from playing in a band to solo work, collaborations with your spouse, and adapting to a new scene. Check out “Fade Away” on Bandcamp today!

Sullen Brothr talk about their new dreamy, riffy, groovy record 1967! There’s fun stuff about what its like being a band with no singer and the magic of synths, but there’s also some emotional talk about how the record ended up as something of a tribute to Tim’s father. Quality conversation about quality tunes.

Get your wizard on with level 40 punk-mages, Flabbercasters. The band talks all about their new project, crowd funding recording, and the realities of meeting your heroes.