This week I have Efrem who sings for the band Death By Stereo and more recently Voodoo Glow Skulls, he was one of the first real friends I made when I moved to California and I knew no one out there. I got to do Warped Tour with him in 2002, and we’ve been friends and have kept in touch ever since. Hear how Efrem got his start in music as well as us catching up!
This week we chinwag about some of the first gigs we ever played when we started in the industry. Afterward we chat with Boston based indie pop band, shallow pools.
The members include drummer Ali Ajemian, lead vocalist Glynnis Brennan, guitarist Jess Gromada and bassist Haley Senft. They tell us about their journey from starting out as a cover band while in school together, to writing original music and finding the bands sound, to releasing their newest single “Glow”, being proud members of the LGBTQ+ community, and so much more!
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Geek Girl Riot is action-packed this week: We talk My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, Hunters, Altered Carbon, Candyman, Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, and On My Block.
This week’s Geek Girl Riot is jam packed: We talk Veronica Mars, Dear White People, The Boys, Another Life, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and share our San Diego Comic Con highlights!
Welcome To The Neighbourhood definitely avoids the sophomore slump tendency.
Listen Up! This time it’s Chad Male, lead singer of Cape Cub is joining us on the phone to chat about the band’s latest single ‘Moonglow’, we play 3 p’s, and he reveals his favorite fruit. The gang also chats about ‘maybe’ and what it means… enjoy! Brett Davern Show is sponsored by RXBAR, get 25% off your purchase at RXBAR.com by using our promo code!
On our Geek Girl Riot 2017 special, we needed to talk about the amazing and the downright awful femme-driven news stories and we’re not holding back.
Talking In Your Sleep crushes all uncertainties and proves this powerful collaboration, with a brazen aptitude for musical experimentation, is certainly a force to be reckoned with.
In contrast to their name, Close Your Eyes’ Paris performance made sure everyone kept their eyes wide open so they wouldn’t miss a moment.
