
Surviving the Golden Age: the Podcast
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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.
Brazilian band, CSS recently announced their first American tour in 11 years. The tour runs from May 3rd to May 18th in the USA and June 22nd to July 7th in Europe. The American leg culminates with an appearance at the Just Like Heaven Festival in Pasadena, CA. We got to talk to guitarist/keyboardist Ana […] The post StGA Podcast: Ana Rezende of CSS first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Hailing from the suburbs of Chicago, Smoking Popes released their debut album, Get Fired 30 years ago this year. As the band tours to celebrate the momentous anniversary, I got the chance to chat with lead singer/guitarist Josh Caterer about the album and its recording process as well as the movie Clueless and Alanis Morissette. […] The post StGA Podcast: Josh Caterer of the Smoking Popes first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Hana McCartney blends a moody soul vibe like Lana Del Rey mixed with an Amy Winehouse. She left Florida to pursue music full time in Nashville, hoping to break into the scene there. Her style is one all of her own as she sings about mature subjects. Surviving the Golden Age’s Robert Frezza sat down […] The post StGA Podcast: Hana McCartney first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Estella Dawn is a unique talent with empowering vocals and message in her music. Dawn was born and raised in New Zealand and now resides here in the States. Her artistic expressions throughout her music makes her standout from the pop crowd even more. Surviving the Golden Age’s Robert Frezza sat down with the singer […] The post StGA Podcast: Estella Dawn first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Tei Shi (pronounced Tay She) has been in the music game for over 10 years. Originally from Columbia and criss crossing over to Canada made her style and music even more eclectic. Her newest EP Bad Premonition is out March 17 with the lead single “¿Quién Te Manda?”, which is a bilingual track that explores […] The post StGA Podcast: Tei Shi first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Leanna Firestone is crossing over from her Tik Tok roots to singer stardom. The Tennessee native is taking a page from the one and only Taylor Swift with her vulnerable lyrics. Surviving the Golden Age’s Robert Frezza sat down with the singer to talk about her new EP Public Displays of Affection, Hayley Williams, and […] The post StGA Podcast: Leanna Firestone first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.
Kenzo Cregan, born in Los Angeles, put out his first self titled rock driven EP back in May. Now, he’s gearing up for his next project called No Where to Hide, which blends influences of pop and rock. His current single “What You Gonna Do?” is proof of that. Surviving the Golden Age’s Robert Frezza […] The post StGA Podcast: Kenzo Cregan first appeared on Surviving the Golden Age.