Corridor Cast

HexGirlfriends put a synth pop spell on us. They spill all about the infuriating bad relationships that inspired their very danceable, very angry, often funny new record “Call Your Mom” — the album that almost wasn’t. (Back up your tracks, gang).

Singer/Songwriter/Song&Story Alchemist Ellen Cherry comes on to dig deep into crafting songs, making the jump to full-time music, and writing after trauma. Be sure to listen to the end for an absolutely beautiful live performance of her not-yet-released song “Walking on a Straight Line”.

Vorrh is an ambient doom band, heavy on the ambiance. The duo come on to talk about making dark grooves, finding your music writing match, and recording their album “Nomads of the Infinite Wild.” Tune in and learn about how they were influenced by a really cool sounding trio of novels about a spooky, endless forest, and then wander into the mists.

Dennis Barth of Stone Dust Riders comes on the podcast to talk about his new film celebrating the Catonsville music scene, “Catonsville: Music City Maryland” premiering next week, as of this episodes release. Visit sunrider9.com for details. This was a great conversation about the friendships and art that make a scene special, never giving up on music, and more.

Leisure Sport come on the ‘cast for a lively talk about being one of the Baltimore music scene’s fresh faces, the challenges of defining oneself by genre, and the joys of Craigslist. Did you know they built the studio where they recorded their crisp-and-clean sounding demo? Yeah, that’s DIY.

Frederick/Baltimore-based noise rockers Gloop stop in for a slightly chaotic episode, but a great conversation about recording their latest, The Tourist. We cover recording techniques, writing lyrics, all of it. Let’s get loud.

Photo by Renzo Velez

The awesome DC post-punk/pop punk trio Company Calls talk about the local scene, writing music while female/Latina, the importance of visuals and more!

Double Motorcycle come back on the podcast because THEY HAVE A NEW ALBUM OUT! Check out the single “Evil” and be sure to make it to the CD release party 1/19/19. Lots of surprises in store. They even have their own beer brewed up for the occasion! (The art for the label appears here).

Teen Cobra, the husband-wife Buddy Hollyish-punk duo based in DC, chat about musical inspirations, playing together as a couple, and getting into old school rock and roll while growing up in Venezuela. Such fun music! Such delightful folks! Enjoy.

The indeed heavy Heavy Wire sit down for a great conversation about their most recent EP Future Toys, recording in a laundry room, and sex bots.

This is a good one for musicians, but you don’t have to be one to appreciate their thoughts on writing efficiency, tunings, and beefy guitars.

Catch them 1/3/19 at the Crown and 1/19/19 at Chapala Blue Beetle Rock Bar.