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idobi Session: 1990nowhere “Kiss Already”
1990nowhere came by the studio to perform “Kiss Already” for all of y’all then talk with Fish!
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1990nowhere came by the studio to perform “Kiss Already” for all of y’all then talk with Fish!
1990nowhere came by the studio to perform “Sour” for all of y’all then talk with Fish! You can check out the interview here.
A show where 1990nowhere stopped by to play a couple songs, Holy Wars called in and Nick Major co-hosted!
This week on The Gunz Show, 1990nowhere swings by to catch up with Gunz. One part Olivver the Kid, one part Lostboycrow, this supergroup has nowhere to go but up. They just dropped a new track called “Bukowski” but before you hit play tune in to hear them share how the project started, what their goals are, and more.
Later Gunz calls guccihighwaters to chat about his new album Joke’s On You. He has plenty to share, from stories of home recording to what it’s been like working with Epitaph Records.
A show where Local Nomad and 1990nowhere called in and I try a pumpkin hard seltzer!
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Your inner teenager is calling, and it wants you to rock out with Senses Fail and Saves The Day on their upcoming New Jersey vs. The World Tour! The 2000s emo explosion was a defining cornerstone in music history, bringing albums like Saves The Day’s Through Being Cool and Senses Fail’s Let It Enfold You. These albums were made by teens, for teens, and perfectly encapsulate the trepidatious unease that fuels the intoxicating exuberance and despair of youth. Few records have had the kind of influence on the pop-punk and emo genres as Through Being Cool did through its 1999… Read more »
