In this episode of the Emo Kids Anonymous Podcast, Amanda and Robb interview the band No Problemo! Based outta Lansing, Michigan this band is absolutely out of control in the best possible way. They discuss the band's origins, dynamics, and the weirdest stories imaginable. Dane, Gavin and Caitlyn, we LOVE you. Sage, I am questioning your judgement and also praying for your well being!
The conversation touches on the importance of social media, their commitment to each other, and their experiences in a haunted party house. The band shares insights about signing with their label and their aspirations for future tours, all while maintaining a lighthearted and engaging atmosphere. We dive into DIY ethos, culinary experiences, and the creative process behind their music. We even talk TENMO! They explore the meaning of being a DIY band and delve into the evolution of their music from the EP 'Year of the Frog' to their upcoming LP. This band is absolutely out of control I am not sure we have ever had more fun in an interview. From the glizzy goblin to big Jim the glucose guardian to Kevin the skeleton, this one is a must listen!
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In this episode of Emo Kids Anonymous, Amanda and Robb discuss the resurgence of rock music, exploring how it is making a comeback on the charts and in culture. They delve into the impact of streaming and social media on music discovery, the evolution of the genre, and the importance of festivals and live shows in promoting both legacy and new artists. The conversation highlights the role of TikTok in driving younger audiences to rock music and the changing landscape of the music industry. Amanda and Robb discuss the evolving landscape of rock music, the role of content creators, and the impact of social media on music promotion. They explore how rock music is making a comeback, the importance of community in driving the culture forward, and the challenges faced by new artists in gaining recognition. The discussion also touches on the intersection of politics and music, fan reactions to political statements at concerts, and the future of rock music in a changing industry. We also talk about the state of the podcast, teasing an upcoming MAJOR announcement.
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Today we're joined by Pretty Suspect out of Eugene Oregon! In this interview the band shares their journey from humble beginnings during the pandemic to becoming a notable presence in the PNW scene. They discuss their unique band dynamics including having a set of brothers in the band (formerly two and we discuss why), the challenges faced during their time as a band, and their musical influences that shape their sound. The fellas even tell us about the time they had a knife pulled on them at their VRBO during their tour. We talk about christcore upbringings, the eras of the Vans Warped Tour, Myspace and so much more.
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Bryan and Levi from Camp Trash came on the pod in anticipation of their new album Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, available today!
In this conversation, Bryan and Levi talk about everything from the bands formation to Florida and everything inbetween. We discuss their experiences with technical difficulties, the challenges of home insurance in Florida (super riveting!), and the impact of the pandemic on their music. They explore the role of Discord in connecting with fans, the dynamics of parasocial relationships, and the Bradford families upbringing in a religious environment. Seriously, how is their so many Bradford Bros (and sisters)!? And do they all have takes as hot as Levi and Keegan? Mitch McConnell, count your days big dawg (JK Officer Forest).
The band also shares insights into their recording process, the themes of their new album, and the differences between making this one and their first album, "The Long Way The Slow Way". They also touch on the realities of touring and the growth of their musical influences over the years. The Hold Steady, Superchunk, Superdrag, we talk about all of them. Allll the super bands!
The fellas reminisce on their favorite performances and their tour with The Smoking Popes, along with the excitement surrounding their Halloween album release and the launch of the Camp Trash video game, available now at camptrash.org.
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In this super spooky special halloween special episode of Emo Kids Anonymous, Amanda Valdivieso and Robb Laffoon explore the deep-rooted connection between Halloween and emo culture. They discuss the evolution of Halloween celebrations, the influence of emo music on Halloween themes, and the theatrical elements that resonate with the spooky season. The conversation also delves into the intersection of emo and goth and examining where they overlap and at what point emo became the go to aesthetic for the mall people. Your critically acclaimed hosts also dive into the legacy of emo in Halloween, the bands we associate with the szn, and the nostalgic ties that continue to shape modern music and fashion. The hosts also get a little personal as they explore personal experiences and memories surrounding Halloween, from childhood trick-or-treating traditions to favorite Halloween songs and movies. Madison Beer and Justin Herbert also come up at one point?
The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and reflections on how Halloween has changed over the years, making it a relatable and entertaining listen for anyone who enjoys the spooky season. Happy Halloween, Emo Kids!
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In this conversation with Michigan Indie Rock band Low Phase, we dive DEEP AF. To start with we are joined by Caleb and John and the two of them discuss their journey from childhood friends to bandmates, their musical influences, and the recording process of their recent EP. They share insights into the Michigan music scene and their aspirations for the future, emphasizing the importance of genuine connections with their audience but more importantly, maintaining their friendship. We talk about cooking up fake beefs with other bands, as well as some of Caleb's questionable behavioral patterns. Caleb and Robb bond over their time spent at fake music school and how it impacts songwriting before we are joined by the third and final member of Low Phase, Miles! Miles was a cool guy and it turns out his dad was actually the bassist for The Verve Pipe for a hot minute! The band emphasizes the importance of healthy communication and their aspirations for the future, including dream collaborations and touring plans. The Low Phase fellas also touch on the challenges of social media and the humorous side of being in a band. Seriously though, who eats a bell pepper like that!?!?!?
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Ladies and gentlemen, the first metal adjacent band in Emo Kids Anonymous history...Lift The Curse! In todays interview, Jon and Ryan of Lift the Curse discuss their journey as a metalcore band, their live performance strategies, and the evolution of their music. They share insights into their songwriting process, musical influences, and the concept of 'Divorced Dad Rock' aka Buttrock. The guys reflect on their experiences playing with notable acts in the rock metal and emo scene. They also fill us in on upcoming and future projects, including their upcoming fifth album and their new single relased TODAY. The band discusses their creative process, unique collaborations, and the challenges of live performances as a 2 piece. They delve into their approach to covering classic songs, the dynamics of working with different musicians, and their innovative techniques for producing music videos. These guys do a video for every song, insane work ethic. To top it all off though, the fellas promised to lift the San Diego Sports Curse so I got that going for me!
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Welcome back to Emo Kids Anonymous! In this episode, Amanda and Robb delve into the evolution of social media and its influence and impact on the music industry and fandom culture. They explore the rise of platforms like MySpace, which revolutionized how fans connected with bands, and discuss the transition to modern social media platforms like IG and TikTok. The conversation highlights the changing dynamics of online identities, the democratization of music promotion, and the growing acceptance of fandom culture in society. Your lovely hosts also explore the evolution of social media and its impact on music promotion and artist-fan relationships. Parasocialism, so to speak. They discuss the early days of social media as a free-for-all, the challenges artists face in content creation, and the rise of platforms like TikTok and YouTube in music discovery. The conversation also touches on the darker aspects of social media, including negative interactions and the influence of AI on the music industry.
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In the biggest EKA interview yet, Robb and Amanda are joined by Ryland Heagy of Origami Angel to talk everything Gami. The conversation explores the band's origins, musical influences, and the unique challenges of being a two-piece band. They discuss the importance of community, the role of production in shaping sound, and the impact of cultural icons on music. Ryland shares insights into his creative process, guitar techniques, and the significance of live performances, all while emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's musical vision. Ryland discusses the evolution of their music, the significance of unique guitar tunings, and the eclectic nature of their records. He reflects on the band's influence in the emo scene, the responsibility that comes with it, and the importance of artistic integrity. The discussion also touches on the youth movement in emo, the impact of Counterintuitive Records, and the anticipation for new music. We even dive into the making of Robb's favorite record of the 2020s, Stay Golden by Combat, an album Ryland produced!
Additionally, Ryland shares his thoughts on pop culture references, including Pokemon, and the significance of their music in the current landscape. We even chat a little Chief Keef here as well. It was an absolute honor being joined by Ryland and we hope you enjoy the conversation!
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In this episode of Emo Kids Anonymous, Amanda and Robb dive into Rolling Stone's list of the 250 greatest songs of the 21st century. What's number 1? Do we agree? What songs are at the top of OUR lists? We dive deep into it! The conversation also touches on the representation of various music genres, including pop punk and emo, and the significance of the songs included in the Rolling Stone list. The duo critique the recent Rolling Stone list hard, sharing their own curated lists and debating the merits of different tracks. Their lively banter highlights the cultural significance of music and its ability to evoke memories and emotions.
We also discuss Taylor Swift's latest album, its mixed reception, and the cultural impact of her work. Is she a pop star like Madonna? A great American songwriter like Springsteen? Or an unstoppable global brand like Coca-Cola? All of that and more.
Oh yeah, we also touch on our most recent interview with Handguns as this episode was recorded immediately after.
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In this out of control interview, Amanda and Robb have the unfortunate pleasure of sitting down with Pennsylvania pop punk band Handguns. We Were also joined by their legal counsel Mr. Charlie Basil who later turned out to be a fraud as it was just a member of Handguns in costume trying to avoid detection due to outstanding warrants. I wish I could tell you what else we talked about but this whole thing was a blur. The police even showed up at my place because Benji was picking up on the bad energy and throwing a tantrum in the other room.
We've done over 60 episodes of this show now and that includes roughly 30 interviews. Never once in those 30 interviews have we experienced chaos and degeneracy to the degree that Handguns brought it.
I think at one point we talked about their issues with some bigger pop punk bands that they came up with. State Champs, The Wonder Years, Man Overboard I think. They mentioned suing people? I'm not sure, I'm still thinking about Charlie Basil.
Oh yeah, I guess my friend Sean Tolley also knows these jabronis. Sean is the most straight laced, no nonsense dude I know. He must have hated these guys so much.
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Nah, they're not so bad.
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In this conversation, the hosts sit down with Stefan Kennedy from the LA band Glass Generation. They delve into the dynamics of forming a band in the LA music scene, the impact of COVID-19 on live performances, and the importance of community and collaboration among the scene. The discussion also touches on the challenges of navigating band membership changes and the creative process behind the bands new music. Stefan discusses the importance of collaboration and trust in music production, the influence of producers on their sound, and the themes present in their upcoming music. He shares insights into their songwriting process, upcoming shows, and the challenges of touring, especially in Canada. The discussion also touches on the significance of LA bands and concludes with Stefan's personal Mount Rushmore of influential bands from Los Angeles. He also gave us a "Go Padres" at the end (okay not true).
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In this episode, Amanda and Robb dive deep into the world of 2000s radio rock, otherwise known as divorce dad rock, butt rock, and 100 other names. We dive into the highs and lows of the era as well as our personal qualms with it. We explore the evolution of rock music, the differences between Emo and Butt Rock, and the personal connections we have with these genres. The conversation also touches on ticket prices, controversies in the music scene, and the nostalgic feelings associated with bands like Creed, Nickelback, and Breaking Benjamin. Most importantly though, we identify the telltale signs of a butt rocker. The episode culminates in a light-hearted discussion about creating a collaborative butt rock playlist, showcasing their shared love for this often-maligned genre.
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In this Emo Kids Anonymous interview, host Robb Laffoon welcomes Ben and Luke from the Cincinnati-based band Scarlet Street to discuss their upcoming album 'No Alternative.' The conversation jumps all over but we cover the band's musical influences, origins, and everything inbetween. They share insights on their unique sampling choices (shoutout Jimmy Carter), the evolution of the band, and the importance of cohesive albums in today's landscape of slop. The episode also touches on their recording experiences, including a memorable session at a gas station, and their collaboration with producer Gary Cioni. Robb Laffoon and Ben Seitz bond over their shared emo upbringing, exploring how it resonates with listeners beyond their teenage years. They discuss the challenges artists face today, particularly with the rise of streaming and social media, and the pressure to constantly produce new content. It gets a little bleak at times, but so does our world. As they reflect on the future of live music and the evolving industry, they share their thoughts on the significance of making music that resonates with both the artists and their audience.
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In this conversation, we are joined by Atlanta emo band Sweet Time! The band discusses their journey from a Blink-182 cover band to releasing their own music on Mutant League Records with us, as well as everything inbetween. They share insights into their diverse musical backgrounds, collaborative songwriting process, and the evolution of their live performances post-pandemic. The conversation touches on the importance of friendship, the prospects of touring, and the delicate balancing of personal commitments like Arvin's pursuit of a PhD. They also explore their dynamic as a trio, sharing insights into their roles. Who is the muscle? the brain? the wildcard? Keep watching and you'll find out!
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In this Emo Kids Anonymous interview, Robb Laffoon dives into a lively conversation with Bryce and AJ from halftimeshow. They discuss the formation of their band, their songwriting process, and the influences that shape the band. We also dive into balancing Bryce's projects, halftimeshow's recording plans, and the local music scene in their region. Yeah, we also touch on stuff like The Soprano's, PBRs, and the plight of gambling in their region. We dive into the influence of the band sports. on the band, they share memorable live performance experiences, and discuss their favorite halftimeshows lol.
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In this interview, Peter from the band Mary Don't Care shares insights into his musical journey, influences, and the creative process behind the songwriting. He discusses the importance of live shows, audience engagement, and the emotional connection between fans and artists. The discussion also touches on the challenges of being a solo artist and the unique dynamics of performing with a band versus alone. We dive deep on Springsteen, social media, and so much more. Personal favorites and the significance of community in the music industry are highlighted, culminating in a light-hearted discussion about their personal Mount Rushmore of emo bands. Go check out Mary Don't Care wherever you get your music. @mary.dont.careee Follow us on other platforms:X: @emokidsanonpodIG: @emokidsanonymousTikTok: @emokidsanonymousSubscribe to @EmoKidsAnonymousPodcast Emo Kids Anonymous is Amanda Valdivieso and Robb Laffoon.Emo Kids Anonymous is a proud part of Never A Phase Network. Please follow and subscribe to stay up to date! @NeverAPhaseNetwork www.neveraphasenetwork.com
Our guest today is Joshua Talbot from Aren't We Amphibians. Their new album "Parade! Parade! is out today courtesy of PNWK records. In this interview Josh tells us about their journey as emerging emo darlings, the writing process of their new album, and the themes of hope and self-acceptance that resonate throughout their music. He shares insights into their influences, recording process, and their touring plans, while also stressing the importance of the DIY community. We also dive into their experience signing with PNWK, playing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and growing as a band. Seriously, you guys wanna check out their new record it's an AOTY contender.
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*Unfortunately Amanda was unable to join me for this episode, she will be back next week thankfully. Lorde knows I need her to captain this ship. Thankfully I was joined by two worthy guests, Lisa from Stereo Therapy and Kanan from NAPNET news. Please enjoy, and Amanda I hope I didn't say or do anything too bad without you there to keep me in line.* -Robb Laffoon
On this episode we dive deep into everything fandom. The online communities, the barricade brigades, meet and greets, and everything in between. we get into personal experiences, the evolution of fan culture, and the impact of social media. The sense of community that fandoms create, the challenges of elitism, and the significant role female fans play in the music industry all come up as well. This also touches on the accessibility of concerts and how personal identity is intertwined with the bands you love. At one point the discussion also touches on the controversial legacy of the band Brand New and the complexities of navigating the separation of art from artist and yeah, we also touch on the best and worst fanbases. At the end of the day though this episode is about importance of respect and understanding within the music community that we all need to work together to achieve.
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On this episode of Emo Kids Anonymous we are joined by Duncan from the Relate. for a wide ranging conversation. We touch on everything from Third Eye Blind to blink-182 and Jerry Finn to the dynamics of the Denver music scene. We dive deep on the creative process behind Relate's music, as well as Duncans work as a producer. We discuss the importance of social media in promoting music, the challenges of drawing crowds, and the significance of connecting with fans on a personal leve.. Duncan shares insights on the upcoming EP and the evolution of the bands sound.
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