Gear Over Beer

On our very first episode of Gear Over Beer, we welcome Cameron Todd and Raegan Gordon of Perceptions, a metalcore band based out of Indianapolis, IN. Raegan and Cam stop by to talk about their newest release "Feel", Letterkenny, professional wrestling, and much more! 

  Perceptions Info: 

@PerceptionsIndy 

https://open.spotify.com/artist/11D7u... 

https://perceptionsindy.com

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, Tyler Anderson of You vs. Yesterday zoom calls in to discuss why he made the transition of playing Fender to Reverend, being a lefty guitarist, “Tom Talk”, and lists his top 3 favorite professional wrestlers of all time. Stick around at the end of the episode to hear their song, “Stay”.

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, David Daignault and Zack Alworden of Charmer zoom call in to discuss their sophomore LP “Ivy”, getting to work with Michael Herrick, “Tom Talk”, and Dave’s iconic Ryan Shrekler skateboard he had as a kid. 

Charmer Info: 

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6vXndytZhDoSVuUIo3rOYc?si=_eNPaTynScGEEkXiEKeaIA 

APPLE MUSIC: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/charmer/1324431657 

MERCH: https://nosleeprecords.com/collections/charmer 

TWITTER: @charmer_mi 

INSTAGRAM: @charmermi_

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, Matt Keyser and Alex Kilmer of Porch Kat zoom call in to discuss the Muncie D.I.Y. scene, opening up for Afroman, how they have been productive during quarantine, and the iconic Gibson vs. Fender debate. Stick around at the end of the episode to hear their song, “Smudge”.

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, Sal Fratto of Elephant Jake calls in to chat about the first time we played a gig together on his 21stbirthday, our love for Slaughter Beach, Dog, his love for his Fender Stratocaster, and the difference in the D.I.Y. scene from the east coast to the Midwest. Stick around at the end of the episode to listen to Elephant Jake’s latest single, “Shipment Only Knifing”.

WE HAVE RETURNED! After a yearlong hiatus, we have decided to return and make new episodes of Gear Over Beer! On this episode, Stanley Fryman of Echo zoom calls in to talk about their new EP, “Floriculture”. We discuss Stan’s love for Dr. Pepper, the Despicable Me minions, and their Fender Telecaster Deluxe. We reminisce on the first time we met at a gig and Stanley lost a bet to be tased after their set. Stick around after the interview to watch the video of Stan being tased and Echo’s music video for “If You’re Listening…”.

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, our dear friend Max Trainor (also known as Tell the Wall) stops by to chat with us about the story behind his artist name "Tell the Wall", how he was almost a member of Justin and Noah's band Honey, Be Well, and his love for the Roland Jazz Chorus and New Japan Professional Wrestling! Stick around for the end of the episode to hear "Hell Is A Staircase" off of Tell the Wall's debut EP, "The Hermit"!

On the very first episode of Gear Over Beer, our good pals Raegan Gordon and Cameron Todd of Perceptions join us to talk about gear, Letterkenny, professional wrestling, and Perceptions! Stick around for the end of the episode to hear their single, "Anxiety"!

WE HAVE RETURNED! After a yearlong hiatus, we have decided to return and make new episodes of Gear Over Beer! On this episode, Stanley Fryman of Echo zoom calls in to talk about their new EP, “Floriculture”. We discuss Stan’s love for Dr. Pepper, the Despicable Me minions, and their Fender Telecaster Deluxe. We reminisce on the first time we met at a gig and Stanley lost a bet to be tased after their set. Stick around after the interview to watch the video of Stan being tased and Echo’s music video for “If You’re Listening…”.

On this episode of Gear Over Beer, our dear friend Max Trainor (also known as Tell the Wall) stops by to chat with us about the story behind his artist name "Tell the Wall", how he was almost a member of Justin and Noah's band Honey, Be Well, and his love for the Roland Jazz Chorus and New Japan Professional Wrestling! Stick around for the end of the episode to hear "Hell Is A Staircase" off of Tell the Wall's debut EP, "The Hermit"!