Does It Make a Sound?
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Presented by Fall Down Trees and Guttersville Records, Does It Make a Sound? features deep dives into the creations, thoughts, opinions, struggles, and successes of independent musicians trying to make themselves heard in a noisy digital world.
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The podcast delves into the creative processes, challenges, and triumphs of independent musicians, with specific episodes exploring themes such as the making of the Fall Down Trees album Night Terrors and discussing tracks like Hand of God, along with broader topics like overcoming digital noise and finding an audience.
Presented by Fall Down Trees and Guttersville Records, Does It Make a Sound? features deep dives into the creations, thoughts, opinions, struggles, and successes of independent musicians trying to make themselves heard in a noisy digital world.
For Season 1 of Does It Make a Sound we deep dive the Fall Down Trees album Night Terrors, and in Episode 9 our host and singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Fall Down Trees – Dustin Owens – is joined by his bandmates Porkchop Branch and Nolin McAlister to discuss the creation of the ninth track, A Work Grotesque. We discuss the history of the Dustin/Nolin/Porkchop era of music, break down the lyrics of the song and how they relate to our life philosophy, and highlight the song’s roots in live performance.
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Listen to songs from this episode in the DIMAS playlist here!
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