"In this episode, we're featuring the Northampton, MA-based label/collective, Rub Wrongways Records. I chat with label founder/musician Henning Ohlenbusch about the label, how quarantine changed plans for some of his artists, and the label's evolution over the past two decades., including and explanation of their motto: "It's a record label, no it's not."

We also talk a bit about two topics that may be of interest to fans of independent music, which are addressed in a very straightforward way on the label's website: Free Ways To Support Bands and Where Does The Money Go?

 

00:00 - SubInev on BTR / intro

01:28 - "Become a Better Person By Forgetting Who You Think You Are" - Henning Ohlenbusch

04:36 - Rub Wrongways interview

66:04 - "Sun" - The Fawns

68:45 - "She's Got it Bad" - Gentle Hen

72:22 - "Shackle Dance" - Sitting Next to Brian

78:00 - "Step 2: The Light Of Your Ways" - Rehab Massachusetts

81:50 - "Oh How I Love" - Beach Honey

84:52 - "Untied States" - Henning Ohlenbusch

88:50 - SubInev on BTR

89:48 - "Lean, Then Catch Your Fall" - Gentle Hen

93:42 - "A Map of Oregon" - Sitting Next to Brian

97:44 - "Looking For a Friend" - The Fawns

105:52 - "Maybe I'm Not Meant to Do Anything Remarkable After All" - Henning Ohlenbusch

110:11 - "Bankbook" - Jason Bourgeois

113:04 - "How Many Bad Things Can a Good Person Do" - Henning Ohlenbusch

115:40 - SubInev on BTR / outro

117:46 - END

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