Dream Doc vol. 2, episode. 5: Generifus
In the most recent Dream Doc filmed at the The Dream Oven we talk to Generifus from Olympia, WA about hippy punk houses, playing and touring as a solo musician versus a band, how silly ideas in a car ride become bands, the story behind the name, and you get to hear a lot of me drunkenly questioning “so, yeah um? I mean?” while trying to keep the camera steady.
Dream Doc vol. 2, episode. 4: Naomi Punk
In the most recent Dream Doc filmed at the Sseward Sewing Circle of Philadelphia in Viking Mill with assistance by Scott Bickmore in association with Sseward LLC (http://www.sseward.com) we talk to Naomi Punk from Olympia, WA about the live show versus the recordings, loud and heavy guitars, The Feeling, seasonal depression, and what a US tour is really like.
Dream Doc vol. 2, episode. 3: I Have Been Floated
In the most recent Dream Doc filmed in the back of an old car sitting in the Little Berlin courtyard with assistance by Scott Bickmore in association with Sseward LLC (http://www.sseward.com) we talk to I Have Been Floated from Ewing, NJ about Ralph Waldo Emerson, how to get floated, the different developments and renditions of the bands, and what’s going on in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
Dream Doc vol. 2, episode. 2: White Fang/Nude Sunrise
In the most recent Dream Doc filmed in the back of an old car sitting in the Little Berlin courtyard with assistance by Scott Bickmore in association with Sseward LLC (http://www.sseward.com) we talk to Nude Sunrise from Chicago, IL and White Fang from Portland, OR about their tour over the previous week and a half. Both bands talk about their influences, shout down NATO, get real on the New Year, and babble on about a whole load of different streams of thought simultaneously.
Dream Doc vol. 2, episode. 1: Weed
In the most recent Dream Doc filmed in the back of an old car sitting in the Little Berlin courtyard with assistance by Scott Bickmore in association with Sseward LLC (http://www.sseward.com). In Episode 1, Weed talks about not taking things too seriously, Don Quixote, the music scene in Vancouver and Canadian culture, favorite bands like Naomi Punk, and how playing in Philadelphia was the turning point on the second half of their tour.
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