Sleepytime Trio formed in 1995 in Harrisonburg, Virginia, originally as a side project of Maximillian Colby. Known for their volatile, emotional sound and chaotic live shows, they quickly became a defining force in the late 90s post-hardcore scene, sharing stages with bands like Hot Water Music, Frodus, and Shotmaker. After a hiatus in 1998, members went on to form acts like Engine Down, Rah Bras, and Milemarker before reuniting to tour again. Their definitive discography, remixed by J. Robbins and remastered by TJ Lipple, showcases all their studio recordings and captures the raw energy that made them legendary. In 2024, Solid Brass Records partnered with Sleepytime Trio and their longtime label, Lovitt Records, to work on a vinyl discography to memorialize this important band. The definitive Sleepytime Trio discography to date is packaged in a single pocket gatefold LP sleeve with complete lyrics. It also includes an 8-page zine/booklet featuring an extensive show list, behind-the-scenes notes, photos, and memories from friends of the band. There is a BONUS insert also included in this pressing only! I got Drew on the Zoom and this is what we chat about: 911 His thoughts on still touring Fan tattoos The meaning of 4 AM Friday Their album artwork Writing songs with no lyrics Never having bad shows Ink and Dagger Why they chose to be on different labels with their releases Butterscary Flies re issuing Memory Minus Plus Minus Drive Like Jehu And a ton more Go buy their vinyl here
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Ep. 268: Park w/ Ladd Mitchell
Park was an emo/indie rock band from Springfield, Illinois, active primarily in the late '90s and 2000s. Known for their heartfelt lyrics, melodic guitar work, and driving rhythms, they gained a loyal underground following with albums like No Signal and It Won't Snow Where You're Going. Though they disbanded in 2007, their music remains a staple of the Midwest emo scene and continues to influence new bands today. His book Dirty Sara The No Knife and Jimmy Eat World show Almost ending the band before signing to Lobster Records Dynamite Boy Getting a better response on the West Coast Their album It Won't Snow Where You're Going Playing the Warped Tour Their Blink 182 cover for a tribute album What lead to releasing Jacob the Rabbit in 2014 And a ton more Keep an eye out for some upcoming news from them on their instagram Grab his book Theory Markspurn here Support the podcast here
From Indian Lakes is an American indie rock band formed in 2009. The band's sound generally incorporates elements of pop, acoustic, emo, shoegaze, and rock creating a distinctive blend that has earned them a dedicated following. They recently released their album "HEAD VOID" and continue to tour, representing a mature evolution of Vannucchi's songwriting that began in California's mountain communities. I got Joe on the Zoom and this is what we chat about: His band Hard Chiller Loving the Deftones Copeland Tooth n Nail Records Triple Crown Records having stage freight What does he write about Absent Sounds Turning down a Thrice tour Recording an album with the dude who produced Gotye Putting out their own records Their latest record Head Void And a ton more Go check out their latest album Head Void on Spotify or Buy it Here Â
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Ep. 265: White Kaps w/ K.C. Maddox
Go follow my Instagram Support here White Kaps were a Southern California punk band known for their surf-punk energy, goofy humor, and rowdy live shows. They released several records through Fearless Records in the mid-'90s, standing out with songs that mixed skate culture, beach vibes, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics. While never a mainstream name, they earned a cult following in the punk scene for their fun, fast, and irreverent style. I never got to see these guys play cause they never came to Jersey but I remembered their name from the Fearles Flush sampler that I purchased in 98 so I reached out to KC, got him on the Zoom and this is what we chat about Bob Becker being their first front man Being the first Fearless Records release His thoughts on recording vocals for the records The weekend tour with Green Day Humorcore Getting some backlash for their name Why they didn't want to tour so much And a ton more  Â
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