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Andy chopped up a collection of some of his favorite performances from Haute Garbage.
This week we talked to fantasic Portland band, Spooky Boys! What did we even talk about you ask? Oh, so much. The worst liquors, rollercoaster disasters, the triple-gig-simulator, and Aerosmith. like more Aerosmith than you'd think. Oh, and it's Swimsuit Summer once again, and Andy's got some ideas.
Music this week.
Spooky Boys- Haze (17:23)
No.2- You Might Be Right (32:27)
Spooky Boys- Red Suzuki (45:27)
Gospel- Bravo (1:08:19)
Big Sima- Back Up ft. Bkidd(1:23:12)
Bathlete is in the studio! We talk about the new project and their songwriting process before completly going off the rails. We talk about 7-11, the best Taco Bell in Portland, and Andy finally gets called on his bs.
music this week
Bathlete- Good Game 10:30
Soul Glo- Driponomics 37:44
Knux- Hide And Seek 49:41
health- Murder Death Kill ft Ada Rook and PlyThatBoiZay 1:18:56
This week's guest is incredible scream doctor Anders Bakke, vocalist for Norwegian melodic grindcore band Beaten to Death. We talk about the allure of danger in Norway's black metal scene, lyrics our moms can't understand, and the delightful weirdness of the band's newest release, 2020's Laat maar, ikk verhuis naar het bos.
Music this week:
This week we talked to Ryan of Portland band Self Care. We talk about his song writing process, non-Covid related injuries, wizards, Orange Julius, Slipknot, and we play LPD. Music this week from Carrtoons, Self Care, Crime Of Passing, and Pit Pony.
Hope you enjoy part TWO of our time at Tree Fort Music Fest 2021. There's a great post-rock-night vibe to this episode, featuring interviews with Blood Lemon, Sego, and Slurm Flirty Worm. That's one L.A.-based band for every two Boise-area bands. Is it too much Boise? Not enough? We wouldn't presume to speak for you.
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Haute Garbage is back with the first in a series of live interviews from Tree Fort Music Fest 2021 in Boise, Idaho. Did Boise do its best to market its world-famous potatoes? It did not, but what it lacked in starch it made up for in killer music (Luckily. 'Cause seriously, not a single potato pun or spud-related mascot). In the first of the series, we sit down with Seattle's Smokey Brights, Chicago's Waltzer, and Boise's Power House. Enjoy with a friend or as part of a first date!
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This week, it's two for the price of one...which is also the price of two! Our guests are Jesse from the Houston thrashgrass band Days N Daze and Portland songwriter Kassi Valazza. With two guests, we get to cover just about everything: songwriting, fast food, inspiration, handlessness, poetry, and frontier barbering. Check out Days N Daze 2020 album "Show Me the Blueprints" on Fat Wreck Chords and grab Kassi's latest full length "Dear Dead Days" on bandcamp.
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Our guest this week is the great emcee Vinnie Dewayne. His 2016 release "The St. Johns Scholar" was an incredible precursor of great things to come, and Vinnie more than delivers on that promise with his newest, "Curbside PIckup," available for purchase and download right now. We talk about the midwest vs. the northwest, growing beyond The Scholar, and colorful disagreements with fellow emcees. Follow Vinnie on Instagram and Twitter @VDewayne, and grab "Curbside Pickup" immediately.
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