In Episode 121 of 3 Questions and a Song, Bill sits down with Lavendine, the powerful pop-rock sister duo known for their emotionally rich songwriting and captivating harmonies. Returning to the show with their newest single “Who Cares If I’m Alone”, produced by Mark Needham (Fleetwood Mac, P!nk, The Killers, Chris Isaak).
Lavendine’s unique blend of ethereal vocals and pop-rock instrumentation continues to connect with listeners who crave authenticity and emotional resonance in their music.
In this interview, discover how Lavendine channels personal experiences into healing music, what inspires their songwriting, and what fans can expect next from the rising sister act. Whether you’re a fan of female-fronted bands, emotionally driven pop-rock, or indie music discovery, this episode is for you.








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128 - 3 Questions and a Song with Lavendine

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Lavendine- Who Cares If I’m Alone

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In Episode 127 of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano welcomes back the alternative rock band Age of Fiction for a deep dive into their creative process, their story, and their latest release. Known for their genre-bending sound and clever songwriting, Age of Fiction has carved out a unique place in the independent music scene. This episode brings fans behind the curtain of their artistry while showcasing their brand-new track and video, “Original Geeks.”Age of Fiction first appeared on episode 701 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, and now they return to 3 Questions and a Song with new experiences, fresh music, and a vision for what comes next. In this interview, Bill and the band discuss how Age of Fiction formed, what inspires their songwriting, and how their collaborative style helps them create music that resonates with listeners. With an emphasis on storytelling and originality, Age of Fiction continues to challenge genre norms, blending elements of alternative rock, progressive influences, and modern soundscapes.The highlight of the episode is the exclusive feature of their new single and music video, “Original Geeks.” Listeners will also get to hear the story behind the song and video, including what inspired its creation and how it ties into the band’s overall mission as artists.Bill and Age of Fiction also cover essential topics like what keeps the band motivated, how their writing process evolves with each project, and how they approach recording and performing in today’s independent music world. For fans of original rock music, up-and-coming artists, and meaningful interviews, this episode is packed with insight and entertainment.Episode 127 is more than an interview—it’s a celebration of creativity, authenticity, and the importance of music in building community. Whether you’re already a fan of Age of Fiction or discovering them for the first time, this conversation will leave you eager to dive deeper into their catalog and follow their journey moving forward.








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Age of Fiction Interview

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ORIGINAL GEEKS by AGE OF FICTION

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In this emotionally resonant episode of 3 Questions and a Song, Americana singer-songwriter Ross Flora makes his highly anticipated return to share the story behind his powerful new single, “Old Habits,” releasing July 25. Known for his raw honesty, lyrical depth, and soulful delivery, Ross takes us behind the scenes of a track that confronts the emotional weight of toxic cycles, personal growth, and redemption.“Old Habits” is more than just a single—it’s a pivotal chapter in Ross Flora’s evolving musical journey. The song is a deeply personal exploration of struggle, accountability, and healing. Ross opens up about the inspiration behind the lyrics, the recording process, and how this song fits into his upcoming concept album, “The Garden,” which is scheduled for release on September 19.In this interview, Ross talks about how being an English major affects his song writing, 4 of his musical influences, The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”, and more.Listeners will gain exclusive insight into the creative vision and emotional themes of “The Garden.” Ross describes the album as a cohesive narrative arc—each song a chapter in a story of personal transformation. From vulnerability to empowerment, the project reflects his growth as both an artist and a human being.This episode offers a unique look into the heart and soul of a modern Americana artist who isn’t afraid to go deep. If you’re a fan of heartfelt lyrics, authentic storytelling, and stripped-down acoustic songwriting, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.Topics discussed include:The writing and meaning behind “Old Habits”how being an English major affects his song writing4 of his musical influences,and more.Don’t miss this episode of 3 Questions and a Song—where intimate songwriting meets real conversation.








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126 - 3 Questions and a Song with Ross Flora Featuring Old Habits

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Old Habits

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In Episode 125 of 3 Questions and a Song, we welcome Matt Winwood, an indie singer-songwriter who embodies the true spirit of the DIY music movement. His latest release, “Lost In The Moment,” is a deeply personal and emotionally resonant track that was written, performed, recorded, mixed, and mastered entirely from his home studio. This heartfelt composition stands as a testament to his passion, vulnerability, and artistic independence.We dive deep into the story behind “Lost In The Moment,” video and the challenges of being a musician in today’s world and having to wear many hats. Matt’s journey is one of persistence, creativity, and authenticity—a true blueprint for indie musicians navigating the modern music scene.If you’re an independent artist, music lover, or someone who appreciates genuine, soul-driven music, this episode is for you. Tune in to discover the story behind the song, hear Matt’s insights on home production, and find out what’s next for this talented DIY artist.Learn more about Matt and stream his music at https://mattwinwood.com








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Interview Matt Winwood

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Lost In A Moment Video

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Episode 124 of 3 Questions and a Song features a powerhouse guest from the heavy music scene: Mick Michaels, guitarist and producer of Hereafter and Corners of Sanctuary, and host of the Cosmic View Podcast. In this dynamic interview with host Bill Domiano, Mick dives into the details behind Hereafter’s brand-new EP, “Roads to Nowhere”, set to be released digitally on July 24, 2025, via FireRock Music Group. Limited physical CD copies will also be available through Sonic Velocity Records, with pre-orders starting July 10, 2025.Formed during the height of the 2020 pandemic lockdown, Hereafter is a hard-hitting Doom Groove Metal band consisting of veteran East Coast musicians: Chris Natalini (vocals, formerly of Blood Feast and currently of Execution Order), Bert Bigler (bass, Burned into Existence), Mad T (drums, Corners of Sanctuary), and Mick Michaels (guitar/producer, Corners of Sanctuary). Their latest release, Roads to Nowhere, is the third installment in their growing discography following Fire of the Flame (2022) and Overcome (2023), and it represents a bold evolution in their sonic direction.In this episode, Mick discusses the themes, sound, and recording process behind Roads to Nowhere, shedding light on how Hereafter fuses Doom, Groove, and traditional Metal into a signature style. Fans of bands like Black Sabbath, Pantera, and Down will find much to love in Hereafter’s crushing riffs, thunderous rhythm section, and deep, introspective lyrics.Mick also talks about the longevity and mission of Corners of Sanctuary, a band known for their New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal (NWOTHM) sound, relentless touring, and global fanbase. With over a decade of experience in the metal scene, Corners of Sanctuary has consistently delivered quality albums and high-energy performances. Mick shares how he juggles projects and what continues to inspire his songwriting and collaboration efforts.Listeners also get a glimpse into Mick’s third creative venture: his podcast The Cosmic View, which explores metaphysical topics, the supernatural, music industry trends, and beyond. It’s a show where creative minds discuss the mysteries of life and the universe.Join Bill and Mick for an in-depth, thought-provoking episode that covers not only the latest metal music releases but also the artistic drive behind staying active and relevant in today’s evolving music landscape.Whether you’re a fan of underground metal, doom metal, groove metal, traditional heavy metal, or just want to discover new music from passionate musicians, this episode is not to be missed.Follow Hereafter at:https://www.facebook.com/HereafterMetalFollow Corners of Sanctuary at:https://www.cornersofsanctuary.com








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Interview Mick Michaels

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Bringing The Hell Video

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In Episode 123 of 3 Questions and a Song, host Bill Domiano welcomes Utah Burgess of the Western Pennsylvania-based band Noble Hops for an insightful and candid conversation. Noble Hops, known for their powerful blend of American rock and alt-country, has recently released their newest single, “Life By The Numbers”—a heartfelt, melodic anthem exploring the human experience through the lens of everyday decisions, triumphs, and regrets.Noble Hops has officially signed with MTS Management Group/MTS Records, a leading name in indie music management and promotion. This new partnership sets the stage for increased exposure, professional growth, and a major step forward for the band in the independent music scene. Utah Burgess—longtime music industry professional, producer, and founder of Shady Lady Studio Productions—offers listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s journey, the challenges and joys of being an independent artist, and what lies ahead with MTS Records.As part of the episode’s signature segment, Utah answers three thought-provoking questions that uncover his creative process, musical inspirations, and unique perspective as both an artist and studio producer. From insights into songwriting to navigating the evolving digital music landscape, this episode offers something for fans, musicians, and industry professionals alike.Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Noble Hops for the first time, this episode delivers an engaging deep dive into a band that continues to grow while staying true to its American rock and alt-country roots.








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Interview Noble Hops

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Life By The Numbers Video

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The Band Jam August 21-23







An entire weekend of the best in the Western PA region of local music hosted at the beautiful Cooper’s Lake campground, with 450 acres of fun! Family friendly, vendors, camping and of course music! Tickets are $30 in advance for the entire weekend, or $20 for single day. And as always, kids 17 and under are FREE.NOTE: Camping reservations encouraged and can be purchased separately through Cooper’s Lake Campground (www.cooperslake.com). Camping is sold separately.Visit Show more...