Groove 206 Gabe Adler

In the final installment of The Archives, we revisit an interview with Electric Zoo, a rock band based out of Tel Aviv. Gabe rode with them to their concert in Be'er Sheva and interviewed them before the show. They discussed how the band came together and the different musical influences that each member brings to the group.

In this version of The Archives, Gabe met up in London with the cast of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button along with their music director to discuss the unique nature of doing a musical, whether or not they would want to be born old and die young, and much much more. Gabe also outlines a couple of upcoming shows in the Seattle area in another installment of “What to Do-06”.

In this installment of the archives from the Spring, Gabe sat down with a group of Swedish rockers called The Boatsmen. They discussed their musical upbringings, pizza and beer, and their hair among other things in the basement of the Warpigs Brewpub in Copenhagen. 

In this installment of The Archives, we revisit an interview with Jacob Stern, a member of Elon University's Smooth Progressions. We discussed Jacob's decision to join a cappella, the movie Pitch Perfect, and we went to Chick-fil-A. The episode concludes with this week's version of "What To Do-06".

In the second installment of The Archives, we look back to an interview with Max London from this past winter. Max talked about everything from people finding his music for the first time to his fifth grade birthday party, and he also played a game called "Big Boi or Big Belle". Plus, Gabe suggests a couple of albums to help wind your summer down in a segment called "Summer Bummer".

This Capitol Hill Block Party Review includes interviews with School of Rock Seattle (2:30-12:45), Hoshin (12:45-21:05), Plastic Picnic (21:05-41:08), Wild Powwers (41:08-57:20), and Michigander (57:20-1:11:30). Big thank you to the people at Capitol Hill Block Party for letting me do this, and an even bigger thank you to all of these musicians.