This week Ear Coffee talked to the band Stone Arch Isles about their two new EPs, Homemade Jams and Season Sublime.

This week Ear Coffee talked to the punk quartet VIAL ahead of the release of their debut full length Grow Up, which will be out Friday, November 29th via Brace Cove Records. 

This week we talked to Taylor, Seth, and Evan of the band Partition about the band's forthcoming debut record Prodigal Gun. They will be playing their album release show on January 21, 2020, with Harper's Jar, Gramma, and In Lieu. 

This week Ear Coffee spoke with Alyse, Erik, and Courtney of ahem about their debut record Try Again. 

This week Ear Coffee talked to Josh, John, and Wyatt of Charlie Doesn't Surf. They discussed their debut record, Josh's relationship with the late Ed Ackerson, and the ballsy decision to burn a copy of City Pages during their music video for "Lynlake Punk."

This week Joe sat down with Dylan, Jared, and Josue of NATL PARK SRVC to discuss their new EP Psychic Friends Fair, which was released in August of 2019. 

This week, Wes talks to Isaac, Henry, and Joshua of the math punk (post-indie?) band Why Not who released their newest single "Ding Dong" on Saturday, Oct. 18.

This week Wes talked to the five-piece indie rock band Keep For Cheap ahead of their debut EP Get Along, which was released on October 16.

This week, Joe sat down with Collin Dall of the band Prathloons to talk about their newest release Live Loons: Urban Artifacts 5.19.19. Collin discussed his musical beginnings as a home recording project and how that grew, with the help of a few friends, into the band we know now. 

For this episode of the Ear Coffee Podcast, Joe interviewed David Huss to discuss his debut album Intuition which was released on Friday, September 13. They talked about the album's themes of love and those tough life decisions you need to make in your 20s. If you love gorgeous, heart on your sleeve folk music, you'll love this album.