EPISODE 35 of Five At The Door is a deep dive into the vibrant and intense world of The Goalies Anxiety at the Penalty Kick. This Philadelphia-based band is taking the emo revival to new heights, blending raw emotion with intricate instrumentation.

Join Kristy as he sits down with Michael, Stone, and Alyssa, three members of the band, to explore their journey from coffee shop meetings to releasing two acclaimed albums. The conversation delves into the band's dynamic, the challenges of coordinating a large group, and the unique contributions each member brings to the table.

We discuss the band's origins, the importance of having a dedicated leader, and how their sound was intentionally crafted to echo the influences of bands like Carissa's Wierd. The members share their experiences balancing day jobs with their musical pursuits, from law and bartending to teaching music lessons.

In this episode, you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, the Philadelphia DIY scene, and the band's plans for the future. The episode culminates with a special feature of their track "April 25," a quintessential song that captures the essence of The Goalies Anxiety at the Penalty Kick.

So, if you're ready to dive into the world of a band that's pushing the boundaries of emo revival, hit play and join us. This episode is a testament to the power of collaboration, dedication, and the unyielding spirit of DIY music.

Here's the track that's a standout from their latest album. Tune in:

[April 25 – The Goalies Anxiety at the Penalty Kick]

Remember, whether you're juggling a day job or pouring your heart into your music, it's the passion and drive that keep the DIY scene alive.

Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the intricate world of The Goalies Anxiety at the Penalty Kick, where every note tells a story and every song is a journey.

Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the emo revival at Five At The Door.

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(00:00) Michael Foster: I have members of a band. And I've got three members right here

(03:21) How did this all start? What has kept this band going

(06:20) The goalie was my first band, actually. It was a really cool experience

(11:47) I think Philly's music scene is intense, but it doesn't feel oversaturated

(14:27) So, um, in kind of this cult leader status, was there a conscious choice to sound like this

(20:24) The first album was our origin album, and then we released that

(22:50) Rick: I'm a lawyer, but I don't practice law anymore

(26:42) Michael has a lot of jobs besides music teaching and bartending

(29:55) Kristy: I think this record has everything for everyone

(33:38) I just love the lore, man. You go through this entire thing, and then the music's out

(34:03) April 25 was our album release date

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