V. PAUL JANBAZIAN

Long overdue, well underway…

Part 3, the final installment of my conversationn with Throwing Muses drummer, electronica artist (Lakuna), and designer (Lakuna Deisgn) is finally available wherever you listen to podcasts. I took some time off since the last episode. Been focusing on work projects and catching up on things around the house. So between that, the little ones, minor health related hiccups, it was better I step away just for a short bit. But, I’m back with ep 5. We last left things with Bernard Georges joining Throwing Muses and the recording of their live album, The Curse. In this episode we cover the recordings of University, Limbo & Throwing Muses’ reunion album, Kristin’s creative process, album art, Dave’s solo project, Lakuna (which is also the namesake of his and his wife’s design company), the genesis of Lakuna Design, Jane’s Addiction, Tricky, Massive Attack, Dave’s future involvelment with Throwing Muses, and a whole lot more. No video this time because Riverside wouldn’t let me export a full edit of the video. Perhaps it’s time to get back to Zoom or try Adobe Podcast going forward. @thekristinhersharchives Streaming links: https://campsite.bio/tbws

My new podcast, The Basements Were Stars is no. 4 in this weeks Goodpods Top Indie Music Interviews Podcasts!

The first episode of my new podcast, The Basements Were Stars is finally out. I had a great time chatting with Vram and Tarra Thiessen Kherlopian of the bands, Gustaf, Tea Eater, MamajoeVramajoe, and The Big Drops. We talk about their musical upbringings, influential bands, classic Brooklyn & New Jersey venues, their favorite @deathbyaudio pedals, Gustaf’s/Sharkmuffin’s/Tea Eater’s musical family trees, and I even have my Purposcope read. Listen at your preferred streaming services! https://caspianseal.substack.com/p/the-basements-were-stars-ep-01