Podcasts: SLUG Mag Soundwaves
Episode #237 – Canyons
For this episode of SLUG Soundwaves, we had the pleasure of chatting with local folk group Canyons. Maybe you’ve seen them around town or happened to catch their NPR Tiny Desk Concert and recognized their harmonious voices. … read more
Episode #253 – Shupecabra
Tara Shupe comes from a long line of musicians in her family. Now, Shupe has turned her personal project, Shupecabra, into a full-on performing band. … read more
Episode #269 – Tarot Death Card
Tarot Death Card came together by a chance tarot reading. Chloe Muse tells of TDC’s development, late-night recording sessions and playing Crucialfest 7. … read more
Episode #285 – Andrew Goldring
On this episode of Soundwaves, Andrew Goldring discusses his ascent from guitar-based blues music to indie-powerhouse musician and producer at Soundcave. … read more
Episode #301 – Glume
As Glume, Tyler Tovey plays dark post-punk music. His songs, however, are the products transforming trying times in his life into emotionally fruitful and gratifying musical expressions. … read more
Episode #317 – Moodlite
Though they’ve only been together for about a year, Moodlite have developed an impressively versatile range of sound. … read more
Episode #333 – Milk Money
This setting of Reckon, and the metaphors within, have presented a new method for the members of Milk Money to craft vulnerable songs. … read more
Episode #349 – Sindar
For Kona Ossana, the release of his band Sindar’s debut album Splintered Light was an opportunity to grow as a musician, both technically and creatively. … read more
Episode #365 – Ritt Momney
Instead of sealing himself in a box for the sake of recognizability, Jack Rutter explores many shades of his personality through Ritt Momney. … read more
Episode #381 – Ivouries
Jaxon Garrick is front man, producer and guitar player for Ivouries. Along with Devin Mitchell, Casey Schrader and Adam Fuller, he creates what Garrick describes as “forward-thinking pop music.” As a genre, Garrick explains that he appreciates “the vagueness of pop music …there’s an art to it that I think is under appreciated a little
Episode #397 – Who Killed Candace
SLC’s up-and-coming Who Killed Candace—consisting of Hanna (vocals), Mal (guitar) and Levi (bass) and KJ (drums)—are a force to be reckoned with. … read more
Episode #413 – Sangam
Jyothsna Sainath and Wachira Waigwa-Stone discuss Sangam, which combines classical Indian dance with musical influences from around the globe. … read more
