EPISODE 65 of Five At The Door features an exhilarating conversation with the full band of Pomfret, who are currently on the road to Nebraska after kicking off their tour in Kansas City. Join us as we dive into their latest album, "When Things Fall Apart," exploring the themes of homecoming, growth, and the emotional weight of their music.

In this episode, the band shares the story behind their album title, inspired by a local sticker that resonated deeply with their experiences of returning home after challenges. The conversation flows into their unique blend of Ozark Mountain emo, as they discuss their influences, including bands like Gulfer and Sweet Pill, and how hardcore elements have seeped into their sound. The members reflect on the creative process, the importance of collaboration with their producer Zach, and the joy of crafting music that feels both intimate and communal.

Listeners will gain insight into the band's dynamic and how their shared history and friendships shape their music. Pomfret's candidness about their journey and the serendipity of their experiences makes this episode a heartfelt exploration of the DIY music scene. You'll also hear their standout track, "Getting Stoned Biblically/Paul Sweatshirt," a perfect representation of their sound and ethos.

Here's a taste of the track that captures the essence of Pomfret. Tune in:

[https://open.spotify.com/track/4pLFtVeNRg0cN2Csw5FV9L?si=f39b5ffd6d014d76]

Remember, whether you're on your own creative journey or simply enjoying the vibrant world of music, the connections we build are what truly resonate.

Don't miss this episode as we explore the world of Pomfret, where every song tells a story and every moment is an opportunity for connection.

Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door.

(00:00) Pomfret's When Things Fall Apart is their latest album

(03:12) Would you guys say that you're an emo band? Or would you say that

(04:38) Was there any, uh. What were the lines between hardcore and emo on this record

(08:50) Working with Zach is a blessing for Pomfret. His fingerprints are all over this record

(13:09) This is the first time we've all released a full length

(13:58) Do you guys mourn the end where it's over with a record

(18:16) What is, uh, what does everyone kind of do outside of the band?

(24:05) The dish pit has become like kind of a staple of Springfield scene

(27:31) Delirium used three of Zeke Holbert's photos for album covers

(32:07) We're trying to get some more songs together because we record in early April

(33:55) Stone Paul is one of our singles that we put out

(34:59) All right, so here is, uh. Um, here's Getting Stone Biblically Paul's sweatshirt