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Album Review: The Wrecks – Sonder
If you’re trying to find an effective way to get yourself up in the morning, just blast The Wrecks’ new album Sonder first thing.
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If you’re trying to find an effective way to get yourself up in the morning, just blast The Wrecks’ new album Sonder first thing.
In this episode of DE’WAYNE’s WORLD, Alternative/indie artist Marlo The Barbarian joins DE’WAYNE for a one-on-one conversation, chatting about how they linked up, her backstory in the industry, and their upcoming tour together in May/June 2022.
New York City indie rock veterans Interpol wrapped up their US tour on Sunday, May 15th at Kings Theatre in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Credited with being on the forefront of the aughts post-punk revival and start of the indie rock movement in the city, Interpol burst on the scene in 2002 with their iconic debut album Turn on the Bright Lights. Twenty years later, the band is set to release their seventh LP The Other Side of Make-Believe in Julyand the new songs blend perfectly into the live set with the band’s classic songs. Check out a photo gallery from the final show of the tour… Read more »
I am delighted to introduce an Australian indie rock band, Eliza & The Delusionals. I talked with Eliza and Kurt about their debut album (Now and Then out May 20), their single “Give You Everything.” I recommend checking out the single’s music video. We discussed how the band came together, what it took to make this album during the pandemic, and more. I hope you’ll check out their music!
Put on your finest loungewear and join Geek Girl Riot for some piping hot tea about Bridgerton S2 and the latest pop culture trainwrecks.
This week Near Tears, Justine Dorsey joins the show to walk me through her recent releases, what it’s been like to let go of some self-imposed expectations, and a mutual love of Gwen Stefani. Justine’s new wave/indie/pop music is just what I needed and I hope you’ll check out her latest release “Love Under Surveillance” streaming now. I hope you enjoy the episode and her music.
Say Things That Matter is the perfect soundtrack to your summer romance.
Geek Girl Riot turns up the streaming love for WandaVision, To All the Boys: Always and Forever, and Minari. We also break down the Golden Globes nominations and dive into some entertainment trainwrecks.
This week we chinwag about what we were doing as musicians at the young age of 12. Afterward we chat with Anastasia Grace, singer of The Haunt.
The sibling fronted group based out of South Florida merges genres of alternative, indie, rock & roll, garage, and blues. 17 year old Anastasia has been performing live since the age of 9, complimented by her older brother, Maxamillion. Anastasia tells us about her experiences in middle school, which lead to a viral hit song that she wrote entitled “All Went Black”. She also tells us about her experience on the road, opening for Palaye Royale, and much more!
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