WR748: Age of Self

Episode 748 • December 09, 2022 • 00:38:49
WR748: Age of Self
Witchpolice Radio
WR748: Age of Self

Dec 09 2022 | 00:38:49

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Great conversation on this one with Cam Scott, frontman of Age of Self, about hardcore’s ‘complex musical ecology’, sprinting out of the gate as a new band that is already touring, the welcome physicality of playing in a loud band, and much more.
 
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