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One third of The PepTides (http://www.thepeptides.com/) came by and talked to us about humour in music, life in a nonet and genre hopping your way to The Vinyl Cafe!
We sat down with Frayd (https://frayd.bandcamp.com/), our youngest guest yet, to talk about his new LP Mountains, vocaloids, Ableton and Massive≥
We sit down with Pony Girl to talk about their full length Foreign Life, (https://ponygirl.bandcamp.com/album/foreign-life ) and talk about self producing, returning to old songs and mixing electronics into nu-folk!
This week we sit down with Lynne Hanson (https://lynnehanson.bandcamp.com/) and talk about Seven Deadly Spins, her “murder album”. She also describes Adam to a T in one of her songs, talks about Americana’s appeal in Holland and how she views her songs as films.
The Visit (https://thevisit1.bandcamp.com/album/through-darkness-into-light) stopped by to talk about what it’s like to create a new genre of music, pleasing metal and classical heads, and how horrible it is listening to mixes! Riley also gets fed up with people referencing the Tarzan soundtrack
We sat down with November (https://soundcloud.com/this-is-november) to talk about Avant-Pop, Phil Collins the Sun God, “gun metal” as a genre and Gorrillaz. Plus, he did two songs live in the studio! What a swell fella!
New Love Underground stopped by to do one sweet tune and several hours of chit chat. Making notes for your Stonehall Sessions Dream Journal? Make sure to add: DX7, LA Synthesis, Riley and Adam don’t know how to ask questions, Australian Speak and Spells
Loon Choir in the studio! Two contests for free music! Isn’t all music free? Not Loon Choir’s! Derek and Brad come in, talk to us, do music and are remarkably cordial.
Climbing that ladder! Want to give a huge shout out to all of you guys for rating and reviewing our show. We’re currently trending on the “New and Noteworthy” for Canadian iTunes! All thanks to you. Here is an episode to let you guys know mostly where we’re coming from and Riley’s artistic leanings. Spoiler … Continue reading Ep 4 – Riley! →
Isaac sat down with us for 4 hours to discuss his album Hedera, which we’ve pared down to one for your listening enjoyment. Riley gushes about the most abrasive cut on the album for far too long, and Adam remembers his childhood wistfully. Isaac indulges both much more than he should, and gives two great … Continue reading EP 3 – Isaac Vallentin →
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