This week, Joe talks to all three members of Wannabianca. The sludge pop trio released their second EP Family in November of this year, and the band was kind enough to sit down and chat about the release. The band is having a send-off show for their guitarist Kyle on December 11 at the Driftwood Char Bar. if you haven't seen the band perform live yet, now is the time to do it.

This week, Wes talks to singer-songwriter Mike Kota about her EP, Rift.

For this week's podcast, Wes talks to Bobby Rethwish, who released the album Permanent Rainbows in October. The pair catches up from Bobby's last time on the podcast and dive into each track on the album. 

This week, Wes talks with the band Careful Gaze. During the interview, the band gets into their history, breaks down their previous releases, and teases a new record. 

This week, Wes talks to Julian Rosen of the band, Common Sage about their new album It Lives and It Breathes. 

This week, Wes talks to the band GOWNS about their album Revelations, released in July of 2021. 

This week, Wes chats with the band Shush. The indie-rock quartet formed during the pandemic and recently released their debut album I Could Have Imagined Anything via Kitchen Knife Blood Pact earlier this month. 

This week, Joe talks to Bailey and Karl of 26 Bats. The band has undergone some changes since they released Sweet Fang in 2020. Their new album Portal Party is a shift for the band as they dive into doing more studio production and experimentation.  

This week, Wes talks to singer-songwriter Colin Bracewell about his forthcoming EP Valley out on September 10. 

This week, Joe talks to Ali and Cole of the band Another Heaven. It's been two years and a pandemic since the band was last on the podcast. The band just released their newest album, The Sorrowful Cries of Birds with Singed Feathers, through mpls ltd. During the podcast, we talk about creating amidst the pandemic, the grind culture surrounding music, and  the band being able to channel the pain and uncertainty of the last year through art.