Taste of Vinyl Podcast Taste of Vinyl

She's sassy, classy, fierce, and has excellent taste in music! Catherine Moan talks all about her debut album "Chain Reaction" and what it was like coming to the realization that she was meant to create music as a solo artist. Her electro pop/dream synthwave style has a wide range of influences that span throughout the 80's into today. She discusses the inspiration for the album as well as the album title, and how it relates to the progression of each song throughout the album. We also get to hear how she got connected to the Born Losers Record Label and ultimately became a signed artist. Check out her new single called "Soda Pop" and keep an eye out for this emerging talent! *Episode recorded in 2021*

On The Platter: Hurry Up, We're Dreaming by M83


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He's an Emmy-winning producer, music journalist, author, comedian, and vinyl collector. Mike Henneberger has been around the block a few times, with a resume that reads like a "Who's Who" list of entertainment and media outlets that include Comedy Central, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Vice, and Spin. He talks about his book “Rock Bottom at the Renaissance: An Emo Kid’s Journey Through Falling In and Out of Love In New York City," where he chronicles a weekend of debaucherous carelessness in his pursuit of love. Serving more as a cautionary tale of how not to pursue love, but all the while set against a soundtrack that perfectly compliments the angst, depression, and anxiety swimming through Mike's head during this time. Buy the book and listen to the audiobook for songs by Jimmy Eat World, Mayday Parade, Bayside, The Dangerous Summer, Bright Eyes, and more.

On The Platter: A Lesson In Romantics by Mayday Parade


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Bassist and vinyl enthusiast Jordan Gomes comes on the show to talk about the genesis of his band Wild Powwers and some of their legal battles associated with the name. We get a peek into the creative process behind their songwriting and all of the eclectic tastes that help forge the style of Wild Powwers. We also hear an unforgettable and hilarious tour story involving copious amounts of liquor, a water bottle, and a very angry bandmate. Check out the new Wild Powwers album "What You Wanted" and order their vinyl on Bandcamp!

On The Platter: Deerhoof vs. Evil by Deerhoof


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A few years ago, Anthony Vincent uploaded a video of himself singing Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" in 20 different styles. He became a YouTube sensation practically overnight and since then he's been a source of musical inspiration and admiration to music lovers and musicians alike. Join us as Anthony talks all about his humble beginnings, hardships, and the evolution of his YouTube channel. We learn all about his writing and recording process, collaborations with artists like Linkin Park, and the origin story of Ten Second Man. Grab your favorite cape and mustache for this one and get ready for a viral ride.

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Jeff Coates is the National Sales and Marketing Director for ProJect Audio Systems and Sumiko Cartridges at McIntosh Group Inc. and he's passionate about all things vinyl and high-end audio. Join us while we talk to Jeff about his journey from retail to working as a director for one of the most aspirational hi-fi audio companies in the world. He talks all about upcoming partnerships with auto manufacturers that will provide stock McIntosh car audio. We learn about the makings of a great pre-amp, the differences between moving magnet and moving coil phono cartridges, and why sometimes high output (or louder) doesn't always equal better. This one is for the audiophiles.



On The Platter: Cure for Pain by Morphine


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If you're an avid vinyl collector then you've likely come across some very unique records crafted by Wax Mage Records. These works of art are unlike anything you've ever seen and since they're always created in such small runs, they are highly sought after and coveted. Taste of Vinyl had the honor of speaking to the creator and owner of Wax Mage Records, Heath Gmucs. While he does not divulge his well kept secrets, he does talk about his path to stumbling upon his passion and career for over a decade. He talks all about his time as a bass player in the band HotChaCha, their connection to Gotta Groove Records, and how he came to work at Gotta Groove where he was able to begin his Wax Mage journey. This one is for the vinyl heads!

On The Platter: Core by Stone Temple Pilots

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