Surviving the Golden Age: the Podcast

Back in the early 2000s, running a music zine meant checking the mailbox for packages from indie labels like Crustacean Records. One album that instantly grabbed my attention from those physical promo stacks was Soundtrack to a Midwestern Winter by Big, Big Furnace. Fast forward through a 21-year hiatus, and the band is finally back […] The post StGA Podcast: Big, Big Furnace first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.

Post-hardcore pioneers Shudder to Think are back. Drummer Adam Wade and guitarist/producer Clint Walsh join Adam Tercyak-Morgan to reflect on their early D.C. roots, the mechanical quirks of their classic back catalog, and the spark that reignited their creative engine. They break down the songwriting process behind their new EP Who Sent You? and returning home to Dischord Records

We had the opportunity to sit down with Garrett Klahn from Texas Is The Reason and discuss the 30th anniversary of their sole album, Do You Know Who You Are? We talk about the band's hardcore roots, being called emo, and why exactly is there so much JFK lore in the band's name and song titles.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Tracy Bonham and discuss the 30th anniversary of her debut album, The Burdens of Being Upright. We talk about growing up as the youngest child in a massive family, Boston in the early-to-mid-90s, and how re-imagining her material for 2017’s Modern Burdens has reshaped her relationship with […] The post StGA Podcast: Tracy Bonham first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.

We had the opportunity to sit down with the enigmatic E (Mark Oliver Everett) from the long-running band Eels. Known for his poignant lyrics, distinctive vocals, and ever-evolving sound, E has captivated audiences for decades. But today, we’re diving deep into his new project: The Boo Boos. E discusses the inspiration behind this new band, […] The post StGA Podcast: E of Eels & the Boo Boos first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.