Zig at the gig is a long-form interview-style show. The host Dave Deitke is a full-time Musician from Cleveland, OH. Who plays in an original band called C-level and teaches an adapted music class. Zig at the gig started as a podcast for Negative Space, a non-profit art gallery, promoting events and artists from the galley. The show has grown to include all facets of entertainment, including artist authors and musicians.
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Zig at the gig is a long-form interview-style show. The host Dave Deitke is a full-time Musician from Cleveland, OH. Who plays in an original band called C-level and teaches an adapted music class. Zig at the gig started as a podcast for Negative Space, a non-profit art gallery, promoting events and artists from the galley. The show has grown to include all facets of entertainment, including artist authors and musicians.
Interview with : The Problem With Kids Today
Take It! is the third and latest album released by The Problem With Kids Today, theConnecticut-based trio of Tate Brooks, Silas Lourenco-Lang, and Reena Yu. The album wasrecorded in a shed in Tate’s backyard in Branford, CT with Joe LeMieux producing. They arereleasing Take It! via their In The Shed Records imprint on CD, digital download and streamingservices on August 22.Following an eye-opening experience in a large studio as well as their first ever tour, The Kidswere ready for a change. They were tired of being corralled by pencil-pushers, desk jockeys, andSuits. They were ready to take back control. So they did. Why pay to go to a fancy studio and be told what they can and can’t do? There was a perfectlygood shed in Tate’s yard. Why hire a producer who may or may not understand the sound? Theyhad long-time friend and Connecticut DIY staple Joe LeMieux who was passionate about theproject. Why wait for some label to deem it worthy to release? They’ll just put it out themselves. So, the band and Joe cleaned out the shed and turned it into a home studio even Guided ByVoices would be jealous of. Finally, it was time. For 8 days in the middle of October, Silas,Reena and Joe moved into Tate’s house. Wake up early. Record all day. Drink and smoke intothe wee hours before catching a few precious hours of sleep on Tate’s floor. Do it all again thenext day. That was the routine. There were only two rules. Keep it simple. Keep it fun. The result is Take It!. An album that wears its Pastels badges proudly on its sleeve. The grouptakes inspiration from the long canon of English rock, from the mod-infested beaches ofBrighton to the cobblestone streets of Glasgow, still reverberating with a DIY ethos. Bands likeThe Jam, The Who, and The Replacements bled into the brains of the band and informed thealbum as a whole - from the songwriting to the cover and even the photo shoots. It might finallybe the answer to the age-old question: “Mods or Rockers?” …and the answer might be Both.Lead single “I Dunno” captures the energy and rawness of youth in a bottle, with all the stressand insecurity that comes along with it rising to the top. “The Beginning of the End of theWorld” touches on the poppier side of the group, with the yearning categorically reminiscent oficonic Sarah Records groups like East River Pipe and the Sugargliders. Some hits, like“Anymore”, are right out of the Mod playbook and others, like “What Happened to You?”, areborn to wear leather. Most carve out a space all their own. One of the many highlights of TakeIt! is the medley that comprises most of the second half. While on one hand it illustrates a step-up in the ban;s songwriting, it also encompasses the principles of The Problem With KidsToday as a whole. Uncompromising, unceasing, unstoppable.Take It! is the culmination of 20-something years lived, a turn away from youthful indulgenceinto informed expertise. It sits at a new height of Tate and Silas’s songwriting, with razor-sharpperformances and unforgettable melodies, and a determination to be heard. Mods and Rockerswill riot on the streets once again from the first strum of Take It! by The Problem With KidsToday. https://www.instagram.com/theproblemwithkidstoday/?hl=en
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Zig At The Gig podcast
Zig at the gig is a long-form interview-style show. The host Dave Deitke is a full-time Musician from Cleveland, OH. Who plays in an original band called C-level and teaches an adapted music class. Zig at the gig started as a podcast for Negative Space, a non-profit art gallery, promoting events and artists from the galley. The show has grown to include all facets of entertainment, including artist authors and musicians.
