On THE RECORD STORE PODCAST, the theme of the “record store” has a double meaning. In reality, a record store is a place of discovery and a safe space where creativity thrives as people open themselves up to new ideas through community. Everyone has their own place like a record store that they find solace in. I’ll deep dive with my guests into what place is special for them, how it’s molded their lives, and we’ll just see where the conversation goes. Whether you are a musician, a DJ, a comedian, a writer, a designer, whatever you are, we all have our own record store.
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For this episode, we are joined by Lis D’Angelo and Brian McClelland of the Seattle Hardcore/Punk band Filth is Eternal We discuss their experiences in the music industry, including their time on Church Road Records along with their latest album Find Out released via MNRK Heavy. They share their perspectives on the Seattle music scene and the role of art stores in inspiring their creativity, as well as their approach to finding balance and fresh perspective in their music We also talk about the progression and growth they have experienced as musicians, the creation of their new album, the impact they hope to have on their audience through their music and live performances, and their advice for artists and musicians.
Follow Filth Is Eternal:
Bandcamp: filthiseternal.bandcamp.com
Instagram: instagram.com/filthiseternal
Twitter/X: twitter.com/filthiseternal_
Merch: voidassaultrecords.bandcamp.com
Stream/Purchase Music: songwhip.com/filthiseternal
Photo Credit: Joshua Simon
Intro Music: Danny Brown “Dance (Instrumental)” (Produced by Nick Speed)