Well, we hit our 13th episode of the Revue so we thought we might take to chance to let a friend of the show sit down and ask us some questions. So, Christian Barnett of Blond Bones took some time out to pick our brains and get down to the nitty gritty of what keeps Waves going.

On this episode we catch up with The Lonely Biscuits after their set at Rhythm and Blooms 2018 in Knoxville. We discuss the Nashville music scene, their new album, and Outback Steakhouse. Afterwards we sit down with a special guest to discuss Crooked Taylor Swift's latest move.

The song featured is "Caught Up" by The Lonely Biscuits, from their new album "The Universe In You," now available across all music platforms.

On this episode we finish our interview with Knoxville-based The Monday Movement, Mike doesn't know who The Vaccines are and we wear joggers again.

Song featured is "Came Our Hope" by The Monday Movment

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On this episode we dive into Part 1 of our interview with Knoxville-based The Monday Movement who walk us through the pitfalls of recording your first album. Afterwards Mike and Clay lay on an air mattress, endorse joggers, discuss venue bathrooms and talk about seeing Twin Peaks at Thalia Hall in Chicago.

The song featured is "Eleanor (Don't Fail Me)" by The Monday Movement

On this episode we have the second half of our interview with Ken Franklin of Dutch Party who talks favorite albums, sci-fi and rollerblading. Afterwards we go a little longer than usual since the Grammy nominees were recently released and we know you're dying to hear our "Way Too Early Waves Reviews Picks." Plus, we present our first Rap with Michael segment.

The song featured is "Now and Later" by Dutch Party.

On this episode we conduct our first tandem interview with Ken Franklin of Dutch Party. We talk about what got him into music, his short lived flirtations with venture capitalism and not realizing how bad the traffic was gonna be in LA. Afterwards Mike gives Meek Mill some unsolicited legal advice to help with his latest parole violations.

The song featured is "Blade Runner" by Dutch Party.

In our latest episode we expose Joey English as a surfing fraud, let him clear up his stance on Cancun, Mexico, and find out he's not all that good at basketball. Afterwards, Mike gives us our first "Rapid Fire Review" and we introduce Waves vs The World.

The song featured is "My Old Friend" by Joey English which appears on his new EP "The Dining Womb" out November 17th.

On this Revue we talk with Knoxville-based singer-songwriter Joey English about his new EP "Dining Womb." Afterwards we discuss Mike seeing Guns and Roses live, Taylor Swift being a try-hard and run down some tunes we've been listening to lately.

The song featured is "Freddie Mac" by Joey English. It will appear on his new EP "Dining Womb" available November 17th.

On this episode we have the second half of our interview with Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes. We talk about the actual Great Lakes, the group gets quizzed on the town of Bemidji and we hold them accountable for kind of stealing a photo we took of them.

The song featured is a new single from DE&TGL titled "Paralyzed"

On this episode we sat down with Nashville-based Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes who spoke with us about Jim Tressel sweater vests, Peter Pan and getting bashed by a college newspaper.

The song featured is a new single by DE&TGL titled "Control"