#202 - Glom (Sean Dunnevant)
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Sean Dunnevant of Glom has built a reputation as the guy with the riffs. From the very beginning, Glom has been a riff-driven band, and now Sean is fully embracing that identity by sharing riff videos online and having fun with the inevitable comments claiming he "stole that riff." In this episode, Sean explains why, after decades of music history, it's almost impossible to write something that doesn't remind someone of another song. Originality isn't as simple as it used to be, and we dive into what that means for modern songwriting. We also talk about how Glom has evolved from its earliest...
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#201 - Daisy The Great (Kelley & Mina)
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I’m incredibly excited to bring you my conversation with Kelley Dugan and Mina Walker of Daisey the Great! Last year’s album, The Rubber Teeth Talk, became one of the band’s most successful releases to date. Rather than move on to the next chapter, they decided to keep celebrating the record in 2026 by giving the songs an entirely new life. The idea? Invite some of their favorite artists to reimagine the album track by track. The result is The Rubber Teeth Talk With Friends—11 fresh, imaginative reinterpretations featuring an incredible lineup of collaborators, including Frankie...
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#200 - Sweet Pill (Zayna & Jayce)
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🎉 EPISODE 200 🎉 We’re celebrating a huge milestone with Sweet Pill 💥 Jayce & Zaina join the pod to talk about their upcoming album Still There’s a Glow and the journey from DIY college band to fully realized artists. We get into songwriting, growth, the pandemic, protecting artistic integrity, and creating music that actually connects. Honest, emotional, and full of gratitude — this one means a lot. 🎧 Tune in now and celebrate 200 with us.
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#199 - Glare (Izzy & Toni)
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Step into another episode of Behind the Vinyl as we welcome Izzy and Toni of Glare into the interview room for an engaging and heartfelt conversation about their journey, their latest record, and everything in between. While some might say Glare “blew up overnight,” the reality is far from effortless. The band has been putting in the work, grinding behind the scenes, and staying focused on their mission. Their latest album, Sunset Funeral, released in April via the legendary Deathwish Inc., is a testament to that dedication. If there’s one word to describe the album, it’s...
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#198 - Worry Club (Chase Walsh)
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In this all-exclusive interview, Tate sits down with Chase Walsh, the creative force behind Worry Club, to dive deep into the band’s evolving sound, creative journey, and latest releases—including the introspective single “Anything Else” and the newly dropped “Little Fucker.” Chase opens up about the shift from recording music in his bedroom to working in professional studios, and how his surroundings continue to shape his sonic identity. Once dreaming of scoring films, Chase found his voice (literally) while singing in college bands—evolving from hushed vocals to full-on belting...
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#197 - SPY (Peter Pawlak
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In this episode, Steve returns to the mic for an electrifying interview with Peter Pawlak, frontman of the relentless California hardcore outfit SPY. With their latest EP Seen Enough released in February and a non-stop touring schedule that’s taken them from the U.S. with Superheaven to stages across Europe, SPY is proving that hardcore can break barriers and cross genres. Peter talks candidly about what it's like to front one of the most talked-about bands in the underground scene today. Growing up in California—a state with a deep-rooted punk and hardcore legacy—shaped his musical...
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#196 - Pet Symmetry (Evan Weiss & Marcus Nuccio)
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In this episode, Tate chats with Marcus Nuccio and Evan Weiss, the driving forces behind the band, Pet Symmetry, about their latest album Big Symmetry, released on May 2. Since August 2023, the record label, Storm Chaser, has been releasing one album every month, but Big Symmetry stands out as the label's most significant release yet. Marcus and Evan discuss the power of self-releasing music, as owning their own label allows them to make all the decisions and maintain complete control over their music. They also reflect on the incredible freedom this gives them, from...
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#195 - The Wisconaut (Andrew Idarraga)
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Tate is on a roll as we edge closer to the big 2-0-0, and this week’s episode brings a breezy, story-filled conversation with Andrew from the band The Wisconaut. Fresh off a surf trip with his buddies, Andrew joins the show in peak post-sesh energy to chat about everything from catching waves to catching ears with his music. The convo kicks off with Andrew’s roots in Milwaukee and his unexpected journey into surfing. He shares some of his favorite trips — including a formative stint in Rockaway, New York, where he feels he truly honed his skills on the board. But it’s not long before...
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#194 - Prize Horse (Jake Beital)
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This week, Tate sits down with Jake Beital of Prize Horse for an unforgettable convo that kicks off with an instant Minnesota connection. From the Twin Cities to deep dives into the local music scene, Jake paints a vivid picture of home — and yes, he comes prepared with a stacked list of his favorite hometown restaurants. After a quick warm-up, the two dive into the heart of it: music. Jake opens up about Under Sound, the record Prize Horse dropped last year that’s taken on a timeless life of its own. Even two years after recording, he’s still proud of what they created — and listeners...
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#193 - Rosevile Sucks (Anthony Cronk)
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n this episode, we sit down with Anthony, the creative force behind the music project "Rosevile Sucks." The name originated during his time living in Roseville, and even today, driving through the area serves as a humorous reminder of those experiences. Anthony is also part of the popular YouTube channel "Hivemind," which has broadened his horizons and introduced him to the world of football, despite his primary passion for music. Anthony shares how joining "Hivemind" was more than just a job; it was a chance to connect with like-minded musicians. The instant chemistry he found with the team...
info_outlineWe are to have Joey Vannucci of From Indian Lakes on to discuss his new record, "Head Void", which was released on May 15! This is his first FIL album since 2019, and it was worth the wait.
"Head Void" is a very organic, pick-up-the-guitar-and-bang-
While Joe Vann, his solo project, marked a significant chapter in his career, releasing three albums in three years, he is now building on all the music he created while starting FIL. This interview has a little bit of everything. Joey grew up on 40 acres of land and then moved to New York City when his wife landed a job. For some that would be a culture shock, but it wasn't a difficult adjustment for Joey. NYC offered so many amazing opportunities, especially within music.
In this episode, we also dive into 90s and early 2000s TV shows, video games, and there's even a little NBA playoffs discussion thrown in for good measure.