WR872: Ash and the Arsonists

Episode 872 • February 17, 2024 • 00:37:59
WR872: Ash and the Arsonists
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WR872: Ash and the Arsonists

Feb 17 2024 | 00:37:59

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Long-running local hard rockers Ash and the Arsonists sat down to talk about their upcoming single (Feb. 23!) and EP, a gig at Festival du Voyageur, shredding and the comeback of the guitar, making a 'big ol' potpourri' of sounds, and much more!

(Note: sometimes when I have this many people on the show at once, a few guests' voices can get a bit warbly, depending on their connection, but it definitely doesn't take away from the quality of the conversation)

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