The entire band shows up to discuss "Moving Shadows" and how this six year old song set the stage for West of House as we know it. We're also proud to welcome special guest Paul Stamat to the podcast who directed the video for this song as well as "Yesterdays." It's a jam packed episode filled with previously unshared insights, mirth, and Tommy crying about not being able to play double bass on every song. 

It's just a few weeks until Valentine's Day whch means it's a great time to talk about love. In Episode 5, the guys break down "Chasing After Memories," an intimate portrait of long term relationships. Along the way, Erick gets graded by a French teacher, Lance opines about artichokes in space, and Kevin speaks. No seriously, he really does this time!

Recorded just a few days before Election Day and with the Inauguration looming, it's the perfect time for the guys in West of House to talk about this scathing political song that nearly destroyed the band. You'll hear about the mystery of the song's crazy outro and Lance will spin a tale about "The Long Note." There is even a hidden duck. 

Erick, Tommy, and Lance return to take on "Carry Your Dreams," the second track off of Crescendo of Silence. Grab a tissue because it's going to get dusty when the guys talk about how being dads inspired the song. Oh...and Tommy sings.

In the second episode of Echoes Down the Road, Erick, Lance, and Tommy take on "Yesterdays," the opening song from Crescendo of Silence. You'll not only get to hear the crazy organ part that didn't make the final cut but also all about how much the band truly hates Nazis. A special guest may show up as well...

In the debut episode of Echoes Down the Road, the guys from West of House talk about forming a band just weeks before COVID-19 locked the world down and how a global pandemic paved the way for the creation of their debut album, Crescendo of Silence. You'll also hear how the band got its name and also discover the secret meaning behind Antler Boy.