Mark is just some guy - a guy who has been in far too many bands. Which bands? None you've heard of. And that's the point. He gets it. Mark knows what it is to ...
On this episode of Cut Outs, I chat with Nathan of Durham Co, UK's Martha about their 2022 album, Please Don't Take Me Back. This was not a find, but an album I already had in my collection, and I needed to learn more about it. We discuss punk rawk hooks, power-pop harmonies, and, of course, politics. Of course.
Tracks on this episode:
- Baby Does Your Heart Sink?
- Hope Gets Harder
- Neon Lung
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The harmonies on this album alone are worth the price of admission! Check out the bands Spotify page and hear this amazing record for yourself:
https://open.spotify.com/album/5BGnge1rtVdRGpLVVAQIIN?si=eDyUrViyTJSDZtU4ipYkWQ
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Dewey Defeats Truman
On this episode of Cut Outs, I talk with the members of Dewey Defeats Truman about their 2022 EP, The Way You Shatter. We dig into the beginning, the hiatus, and the re-emergence of the band. And, in an interesting turn of events, I end up getting interviewed!
Tracks on this episode:
- Slow Reaction
- Less Than One
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It's a short one, but it packs a punch! Check out the bands Spotify page and hear this awesome record for yourself:
https://open.spotify.com/album/6L9V4inegdeVgmJmYrYroA?si=IJa3ZqfGSqKBuB_OTquiyg
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1:15:35
Hedge
On this episode of Cut Outs, I talk with Christopher from Hedge about the band's 2024 album, Better Days. That's right...a new record on the podcast! Christopher and I discuss the band, the new album, and how I became the band's de facto tour manager.
Tracks on this episode:
- Better Days
- No Monsters
- Muffins
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Another bunch or ear-worms that I can't get out of my head! Head over to the bands Spotify page and hear this fantastic album for yourself:
https://open.spotify.com/album/34ziW4INPlXj4e3vyLCjBF?si=hcy4R3pyT6iVk2LTN2vNAQ
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Waxing Poetic: Laced
On this episode of Cut Outs, Brendan, Brian, and I provide yet another awesome episode of Waxing Poetic. This time around, we are discussing Laced's 2015 self-titled EP...the only output the band released. Can Brian and I convince Brendan its worth another listen? Tune in to find out!
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Waxing Poetic: Young Offenders
On this episode of Cut Outs, we provide another great episode of Waxing Poetic, where I am joined by friends to review some of the EPs littering my studio. For this episode, Brendan, Brian, and I discuss the S/T four song EP from San Francisco band Young Offenders. Brendan wanted me to cut out half of this episode, which is really not what the show name is all about.
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Mark is just some guy - a guy who has been in far too many bands. Which bands? None you've heard of. And that's the point. He gets it. Mark knows what it is to lug gear, and play to half-empty rooms. And all these years later, Mark has never stopped rooting for the unsung musicians who never got the break they deserved. He haunts record stores looking for lost alt-rock treasures, unearthing DIY releases and short runs of great records that went largely unspun. Quite simply, Mark is on a mission to rescue the best indie albums from the discount bins of history.
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