<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/6e/66/f8/ksettles8851680/3000x3000_9778269.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Welcome to episode II! This week we talk to Kyle Surreys from Talking Trees about the recording of the bands debut album. We also talk about being starstruck and how to overcome being starstruck. Music for this weeks episode:

Good Luck Varsity: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose
Talking Trees: Darling Child
Silent Planet: Tiny Hands (Au Revoir)
Hotel Books: Constant Collapse

Welcome to episode II! This week we talk to Kyle Surreys from Talking Trees about the recording of the bands debut album. We also talk about being starstruck and how to overcome being starstruck. Music for this weeks episode: Good Luck Varsity: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose Talking Trees: Darling Child Silent Planet: Tiny Hands (Au Revoir) Hotel Books: Constant Collapse

<br>Welcome to episode II! This week we talk to Kyle Surreys from Talking Trees about the recording of the bands debut album. We also talk about being starstruck and how to overcome being starstruck. Music for this weeks episode:

Good Luck Varsity: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose
Talking Trees: Darling Child
Silent Planet: Tiny Hands (Au Revoir)
Hotel Books: Constant Collapse

Episode II: Talking Trees

Comparing the idea and the name of the Kill Rock Podcast is an oxymoron. From one side, the name suggests that the genre is an endangered species and the remnants are fighting as hard as they can to survive. On the other side you have the idea that the ultimate rise of Rock and Roll is on its way to take back its followers in mass droves.

The Kill Rock Podcast is the process of killing what is old and creating something new out of it. The music industry is an ever evolving process, destroying that which is weak and edifying what is strong. In the last decade, Rock and Roll as a genre, has taken the biggest hit in the industry due to the lack of talent, creativity, and the over population of lack-luster artists. It is the goal of the Kill Rock Podcast, to find those needles in the haystacks. The creative talents that have something to say and don’t hold back are ready to take their place center stage and put on display their God given talents that set them apart from their peers.

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Comparing the idea and the name of the Kill Rock Podcast is an oxymoron. From one side, the name suggests that the genre is an endangered species and the remnants are fighting as hard as they can to survive. On the other side you have the idea that the ultimate rise of Rock and Roll is on its way to take back its followers in mass droves. The Kill Rock Podcast is the process of killing what is old and creating something new out of it. The music industry is an ever evolving process, destroying that which is weak and edifying what is strong. In the last decade, Rock and Roll as a genre, has taken the biggest hit in the industry due to the lack of talent, creativity, and the over population of lack-luster artists. It is the goal of the Kill Rock Podcast, to find those needles in the haystacks. The creative talents that have something to say and don’t hold back are ready to take their place center stage and put on display their God given talents that set them apart from their peers.

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