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Aaron Lazar was a sculptor/confrontational artist before becoming the singer for The Giraffes. Then he had a heart attack. After treatment and recovery, he was defibrillated 3 times on stage in one night. Then there's the time his guitarist was shot outside of a White Castle. Those are just TWO of the stories we get to hear.
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This week's Performance Anxiety is special! It's our 50th show! We have a special guest, Sub Pop Records founder, Bruce Pavitt. Damn does this guy have some stories. There's the one about how he started the label. Then there's the prediction he gave to Chris Cornell. Then there's the 1989 European tour with Tad & Nirvana. How did he go from paying for Kurt Cobain's replacement guitars with his own money to releasing Nirvana's Nevermind with Geffen Records?
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This week's show features David Schramm of...The Schramms. They have a new album coming out and we discuss recording with vintage instruments, playing with Yo La Tengo, what happens when your bass is stolen from the trunk of your car (spoiler, you switch to keyboards), & we make sure his house isn't on fire.
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This week's show features something different; stuntman Khalil' La'Marr Pickett. He's done a lot of the stunts for Chadwick Bozeman as Black Panther in Avengers: Endgame, and more.
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This week we feature singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist, Danielle dePicciotto. She moved from NYC to Berlin in the late 80's and helped to create an electronic dance scene with the Berlin Love Parade. She, along with her husband Alexander Hacke, founding member of Einstürzende Neubauten, have been living a nomadic life for the past 8 years.She discusses why and how it has changed her life & her approach to music.
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This episode of Side Projects welcomes back our friend Karen Haglof. She's a guitarist/oncologist/guitarist who cut her musical teeth in the Minneapolis punk scene of the late 70's. She moved to New York, played some more punk and joined Band Of Susans before going to medical school.
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This week we speak with one of the artists who inspired this podcast; Alain Johannes. He talks about moving around the world as a young boy and working with half of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. We talk about how he met his wife, Natasha Shneider, and formed the band Eleven.
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I recently saw Failure live in DC. The show was great, but I was also blown away by the lighting. I hung out with Kellii Scott after the show and he introduced me to the Lighting Designer/Director, Gigi Pedron. I asked her to come onthe show to explain what she does and how she began her career.
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This week's show features NYC drummer Mark Feldman. He tells us how he wound up with Neil Peart's "Chromey" drum kit. He also earned an MBA from Columbia and became a suit in the music business. How did he get back to drumming?
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This week we're joined by punk legend Kira Roessler. She went from prog to punk to post production. She's played with Henry Rollins in Black Flag, Mike Watt in Dos, and The King of the North in Game Of Thrones. She tells us how she made music with legends and worked on films like Mad Max: Fury Road, A Star Is Born, & Aquaman.
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