At Least There’s Fest
At Least There’s Fest
Podcast Description
A podcast profiling bands and others affiliated with Gainesville’s Fest.
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Content Themes
Centers on the punk and hardcore music scenes, particularly those connected to Gainesville’s Fest, exploring topics like the dynamics of band relationships, the growth of artists, and the impact of community on music. Episodes include stories about living in music scenes, the production of new albums, and reflections on past Fest experiences.
A podcast profiling bands and others affiliated with Gainesville’s Fest.
Minneapolis-based band Couch Potato Massacre creates punk music inspired by movies, TV shows, and personal experiences. With over 100 songs in their catalog, Paul writes lyrics rapidly—often within 20 minutes—while the band performs high-energy shows.
They’re currently getting set to record new songs and planning some shows for the summer. Their next album MIGHT feature an 1980s theme, and there could even be whispers of a concept album. The band has long attended Fest and they talk about past visits to Gainesville
In particular, Paul’s Fest 23 was memorable despite a dog bite injury in August, including a surprise performance with Dollar Signs. The band balances their lighthearted project with Paul’s involvement in two other bands exploring darker themes.
You can find their new single on Bandcamp and streaming platforms.
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