HeyJaredPost-punk Heartstrings
A discussion of the post-punk music that moves us and how it affects our lives and causes us to self-reflect and dig deeper. This podcast marries the raw, honest, and artistic style of post-punk and indie music with insights and life experiences of listeners and creators.
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E056 - The Flashing Astonishers – Basement Noise on Trucker Speed! (opens the original)
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Episode Overview In this episode, JimmyJames & Just Jim sit down with The Flashing Astonishers, the long‑running Syracuse indie/post‑punk band whose history stretches from their 1995 formation, through an eight‑year hiatus, to a full reunion in 2010. Guitarists Dan Musclow and Gregg Yeti, bassist Chuck Gwynn, and drummer Tony Tornebene dive into their origins, influences, studio stories, and the strange lore that’s grown around their music.The conversation quickly turns into classic Astonishers
E055 – LANDROID: Rituals of Dreams, Death, and the High Desert (opens the original)
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Episode Overview In this episode, JimmyJames and “Just” Jim sit down with Greg Gordon and Cooper Gillespie of LANDROID , the high‑desert art‑rock trio rounded out by Nigel Roman , who was unable to join the interview.Greg and Cooper explore the band’s origins, their creative chemistry, the philosophical threads running through their work, and the stories behind the songs that define their latest album. Topics Covered Musical Beginnings – Greg and Cooper trace their earliestmusical memories and h
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