WR676: Softswitch

Episode 676 • March 31, 2022 • 00:34:12
WR676: Softswitch
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WR676: Softswitch

Mar 31 2022 | 00:34:12

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Thanks for your patience over the past week. I didn't expect COVID to hit me so hard, but I'm back (well, recovering) with one of the delayed episodes -- an interview with Ryan and Suzy of post-punk power trio Softswitch!

We talked about getting back into band mode after a long hiatus, their more stripped-down, heavier new sound, working on an upcoming new EP and much more!

Want more? Softswitch was also on episode #338 back in 2018!

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