Five At The Door

Kristy Garrett

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Five At The Door

When you are a local band, the first shows you start playing are usually Five At The Door. At that level, there are thousands of bands that are waiting for their big break, so Kristy Garrett wanted to create a way to give them a voice and they can discuss their hardships, their inside jokes, their stories.

5 天前

EPISODE 51 : CACOPHONY KID (REVENGE OF THE SYNTH)

EPISODE 51 of Five At The Door brings back a familiar voice, Nicky, an eclectic creative force whose musical journey continues to captivate audiences. This episode dives into Nicky's latest project, "Yellow," a single in three acts that showcases a significant evolution from their previous works, "Sludge City" and "Codex." Discover how Nicky's sound has shifted towards a more pop-oriented style while maintaining the emotive and unhinged elements that fans have come to love. In this conversation, Nicky opens up about the creative process behind "Yellow," detailing the spontaneous creation of the tracks and the influence of video game soundtracks like "Dishonored" and "Assassin's Creed." Listen as Nicky shares insights into their DIY approach, highlighting the use of Reaper and a demo AAI MPK for recording, and the challenges of incorporating theory and piano skills into their music. Listeners will appreciate Nicky's candid reflections on the DIY music scene and their commitment to creating music for the love of the art rather than commercial success. The episode also touches on the potential for live performances and the unique concept of transforming a computer into a character on stage, inspired by the band Bad Veins. Get ready to hear "Lovely" by Cacophony Kid, a track that embodies the vibrant and dynamic essence of "Yellow." This episode is a testament to the power of creativity and the joy of making music that resonates with both the artist and the audience. Here's a taste of the track that captures the heart of Cacophony Kid's latest work. Tune in: [Lovely – Cacophony Kid] Remember, whether you're creating soundtracks for your D&D worlds or embracing the evolution of your musical style, it's the passion and dedication to your craft that keep the spirit of independent music alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of Nicky and their musical ventures, where every note is a reflection of creativity and every project is a step towards a vibrant future in the music industry. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Nikki, good morning. Good afternoon. God, is this guy. He's been on my podcast a couple of times (00:54) Yellow is your first pop single since Sludge City (04:18) You were making everything on your iPad when we talked last time (06:27) What was that game that they did before, uh, with the vampires that flopped (09:07) The Dream Secrets leaned into the actual yellow. That's so. Like. The Dream Secrets was yellow (09:24) What are your plans for this year? I don't really know (13:23) If you guys want to play Marvel Rivals, play. Play with Nick and I. We have a lot of fun (15:36) DND played D D in your world, and it went off the rails (19:17) Do you still write drums in midi or do you use pads (22:17) I like Logic more than Reaper because it's easier to look at (25:56) You can feel free to steal that idea if you'd like. Yeah, that makes sense (29:41) Near My God and Draw down the Moon are few and far between (33:02) Being poor in Chicago sucks. Yeah, being poor sucks. Um, I lived in Chicago for three years (36:02) I want to play a song from Yellow. Um, what do you want to hear

40 分鐘
1月3日

EPISODE 50 : GREY FROM TWITTER

EPISODE 50 of Five At The Door brings you an engaging conversation with Grey, a multi-talented musician involved in a spectrum of projects including Savings, Dog Sees God, Dot Work, and Thursday Marks Fall. Dive into the eclectic world of DIY music as Grey shares their journey from drumming to mastering intricate guitar riffs, exploring the evolution of their sound influenced by prog metal bands like Periphery and Haken. In this episode, Grey opens up about their self-taught musical journey, starting from a serendipitous encounter with their sister's guitar during the pandemic to becoming an integral part of multiple bands within the DIY scene. Discover how their passion for complex musical styles led them to tackle challenging riffs early on, and how this shaped their unique approach to music. Listeners will gain insights into the vibrant DIY music scenes of Albuquerque and Phoenix, where Grey highlights the strong community ties and the challenges of gaining recognition in less spotlighted areas. The conversation also touches on the burgeoning interest in DIY music, with Gray expressing optimism about the future of the scene as it continues to grow and gain mainstream attention. Get ready to hear "Wisteria" by Thursday Marks Fall, a track that showcases Grey's dynamic involvement in the DIY community. This episode is a testament to the passion and dedication that fuels independent musicians to push boundaries and create impactful art. Here's a taste of the track that captures the essence of Thursday Marks Fall. Tune in: [Wisteria – Thursday Marks Fall] Remember, whether you're diving into the complexities of prog metal or embracing the DIY ethos, it's the community and the commitment to your craft that keep the spirit of independent music alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of Gray and their musical ventures, where every note is a reflection of creativity and every project is a step towards a vibrant future in the music industry. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Good morning. I've got a whole list of things I gotta do (00:45) You started out as a drummer, so that's like, your forte (02:10) When you started learning guitar, did you have any prior musical experience (04:58) Some of the best music you listened to last year will carry over into this year (08:38) I first heard about Savings through Twitter. How did y'all meet? (13:23) Albuquerque is the only place in New Mexico that has an alive scene (17:42) I think that El Paso, Albuquerque, Phoenix are not forgettable (22:21) I get scared sometimes when we're playing with a touring band (27:36) What do you think is going to happen this year in music (30:25) Willigan's 365 DIY album is amazing. I think this is like the definitive top 10 (33:45) I had a hard time figuring out when this record started and ended (35:14) Gray: Happy New Year, man. Thank you so much for having me

42 分鐘
2024/12/20

EPISODE 49 : THE OTHERS LIKE US

EPISODE 49 of Five At The Door features Sam from The Others Like Us, a dynamic band rooted in the DIY ethos of the Midwest emo scene. Join us as we explore the intricacies of organizing music festivals and the journey of a band that thrives on community spirit and a passion for live performance. Discover how Sam navigates the challenges of planning events like Shadow Money Spell Exchange and Gnargaritaville while fostering a vibrant music culture in Oklahoma. In this episode, Sam provides an inside look at the logistics and emotional rollercoaster of festival planning, sharing insights into the importance of preparation and the power of DIY. We delve into the evolution of The Others Like Us, from their humble beginnings to their current lineup, and how their sound has been shaped by influences like Jeff Rosenstock, Pup, and Foxing. Listeners will gain an appreciation for the interconnected music scenes of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, where creativity blossoms amidst urban revitalization. Sam reflects on the support from local organizations and the significance of building a platform for emerging bands to shine on a regional and national level. Get ready to hear "About That Milk I Owed You," a track that captures the essence of The Others Like Us' sound, showcasing their unique blend of emo and indie rock influences. This episode is a celebration of the resilience and dedication that drives independent musicians to pursue their dreams and create meaningful art. Here's a taste of the track that defines The Others Like Us' journey. Tune in: [About That Milk I Owed You – The Others Like Us] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pouring your heart into your art, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of The Others Like Us, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Frank: Thank you so much for supporting this show. That really means a lot. Sick. Good morning everyone (01:00) Gnargaritaville is a DIY music festival that started last year (04:36) Uh, so I also wanted to talk about, actually really quick. My dog. I'm going to shut this door up. That should help (04:51) It feels like there's two bands. There's. The others like us (08:10) What would you say are your biggest influences on Tone (11:24) I think Oklahoma City is absolutely so cool. It reminds me of a dead flower (15:28) Do you think that there's enough investment into communities from the state (20:41) We've had people fly out from Chicago for Nargaritaville (21:07) Gnargaritable says fear of failure holds him back from doing DIY projects (23:44) Where do you see yourself in five years and what do you hope you have accomplished (29:46) I feel very lucky to get where I've gotten to talk to bands (33:41) Big Dog thanks Frank for putting him on this show

39 分鐘
2024/12/13

EPISODE 48 : LATER GATOR

EPISODE 48 of Five At The Door welcomes Jonathan from Later Gator, an indie band based out of Indianapolis. Join us as we dive into their eclectic new EP, "Hard to Say," a collection of five tracks that span genres from punk to indie, with a touch of 2000s emo. Discover how Later Gator's diverse influences create a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly new. In this episode, Jonathan shares the band's unique origin story, stemming from a "band in a hat" project that brought together musicians from different backgrounds to form a one-off group. Learn how this serendipitous meeting led to the formation of Later Gator and the creation of their first track within minutes of their initial practice. Listeners will get a glimpse into the vibrant DIY music scene in Indianapolis, a city with a rich history of hardcore punk and emo bands. Jonathan reflects on the supportive community and the importance of venues like the Hoosier Dome, which have become staples in the local music landscape. Get ready to hear "That's So Craven," a standout track from Later Gator's new EP, showcasing the band's dynamic range and creative vision. This episode is a testament to the power of collaboration, the joy of live performance, and the unyielding passion that drives independent musicians. Here's a taste of the track that captures the essence of Later Gator's sound. Tune in: [That's So Craven – Later Gator] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pursuing your passion for music, it's the connections you build and the dedication to your craft that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of Later Gator, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Jonathan from Later Gator has a new EP coming out soon (01:29) How did Later Gator come together and what was the inspiration for sound (04:50) What made you want to start a band in Minneapolis (07:51) Tell me more about the Indianapolis scene there (10:09) The DIY scene in Indianapolis has exploded in the last few years (14:17) Brandon: What's Yalls plans for the next year after this EP (21:29) Pugs have a fairly wide ranging music taste (25:55) You're a software engineer. So uh, what do you do for your day job (27:27) Brandon is the casting director for 2K Games. Both Brandon and I work remotely (28:39) Do you think remote work is more conducive for bands than ever before (31:45) Dog: What song would you like to hear on this podcast

37 分鐘
2024/12/06

EPISODE 47 : TV COP

EPISODE 47 of Five At The Door introduces Dakota from TV Cop, a power pop band hailing from Southern Iowa. Join us as we delve into the band's journey from their humble beginnings in 2017 to their current dynamic presence in the Iowa music scene. Discover how TV Cop blends influences from bands like Weezer and Blink-182 with a Midwestern flair, creating a sound that stands out in today's DIY music landscape. In this episode, Dakota shares insights into the band's creative process, the challenges of finding bandmates in small towns, and the unique camaraderie formed with fellow Bloated Cat label bands. Learn about the excitement of touring and the shared experiences that led to their latest split release, featuring a mix of original tracks and covers. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the eclectic and vibrant music scene in Iowa City, a place where genres collide and creativity thrives. Dakota reflects on the welcoming nature of the local community and the importance of venues like Trumpet Blossom and Gabe's, which have become iconic stops for touring bands. Get ready to hear "Rigged," a track by TV Cop that encapsulates their energetic and refreshing approach to music. This episode is a celebration of the resilience and passion that drives independent musicians to keep pursuing their dreams, no matter the challenges they face. Here's a taste of the track that captures the essence of TV Cop's sound. Tune in: [Rigged – TV Cop] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pouring your heart into your art, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of TV Cop, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Dakota from TV Cop reached out to talk about his band (02:00) Bloated Cat has released a split album with five different bands (04:33) What do you think about music in Iowa City specifically (08:19) TV cops are touring Iowa City and will play at Trumpet Blossom (12:12) TV Cop started in 2017 and has been touring since then (18:10) Why do you still play guitar? What keeps you going on tour (21:03) You've been doing this for so much longer, um, and you seem so comfortable (25:51) Is this an attention thing or do you just need more attention (29:59) TD Cop Dog has taken a step back from alcohol consumption

36 分鐘
2024/11/29

EPISODE 46 - ANTILLION

EPISODE 46 of Five At The Door takes you on a sonic journey with Antillion, a Chicago-based band blending progressive metal, prog rock, and post-hardcore influences into a unique and compelling sound. Join us as we chat with the band about their creative process, the challenges of forming a cohesive group, and the vibrant music scene in Chicago. In this episode, the members of Antillion share their diverse musical backgrounds and how they meld their influences to create their signature sound. Discover how the band navigates complex time signatures and intricate song structures, ensuring that each member's technical prowess shines through while maintaining a groove that resonates with listeners. Listeners will learn about the early days of Antillion, the trials of finding the right bandmates, and the determination required to keep the momentum going. The band reflects on their journey from initial jam sessions to playing multiple shows a month in Chicago's bustling music scene, highlighting the importance of commitment and collaboration in their success. Get ready to hear "Maybe It's Cruel," a standout track that captures the essence of Antillion's sound and serves as a preview of their future musical direction. This episode is a testament to the power of teamwork, the joy of creative exploration, and the unyielding passion that drives independent musicians. Here's a taste of the track that defines Antillion's innovative spirit. Tune in: [Maybe It's Cruel – Antillion] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pursuing your passion for music, it's the connections you build and the dedication to your craft that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of Antillion, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Is it antilion or Antillion? Yeah, yeah, Antillion (00:21) I used to live in Rogers Park. It was like the best. Um, I feel like my palette, like, doubled (02:06) Gavin: Where'd y'all come up with this kind of sound (06:49) What do you think in those early days is what kept this stuff going (13:07) Do you feel pigeonholed because of your sound (15:56) Antillon's second album Aftertaste is fantastic. It leaves a good aftertaste (18:54) A lot of Dance Gavin Dance songs are on Aftertaste (21:19) Didn't do a band until I was like, 33 (21:57) So what do y'all do kind of for day jobs outside of band (23:46) What is the practice schedule for Antillion? Um, what is the (31:56) Antillion will have a live session recorded soon, this month

40 分鐘
2024/11/22

EPISODE 45 : TROUBLED MINDS & GOODRIDGE

EPISODE 45 of Five At The Door brings a unique twist as we host not one, but two bands, Troubled Minds and Goodridge, in a lively conversation from the vibrant east side of Nashville. Join us as we dive into their adventures on tour, their experiences at Fest, and the camaraderie that fuels their musical journey. In this episode, the bands share their tour stories, including the challenges of navigating the bustling traffic of Atlanta and the excitement of playing new venues across the South. Discover how these musicians have adapted to unexpected hurdles, like losing band members just before a tour, and the creative solutions they've employed to keep the music alive. Listeners will gain insight into the DIY music scene and the dedication required to pursue a passion for music while balancing day jobs. From Best Buy to bartending and audio engineering, these artists reveal the diverse careers that support their musical endeavors and the sacrifices they make to keep their dreams alive. Get ready to hear Troubled Minds' newest single and Goodridge's track "Sunflower," showcasing the energy and spirit that define both bands. This episode is a testament to the resilience and determination of independent musicians and the unbreakable bonds formed on the road. Here's a taste of the tracks that are capturing hearts and minds. Tune in: [New Single – Troubled Minds] [Sunflower – Goodridge] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pouring your heart into your art, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of Troubled Minds and Goodridge, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Good Ridge Guitar and Troubled Minds are featured on this podcast (00:54) How is Nashville today? Did you all get a time to explore (01:40) You guys went on tour to Fest with a band called Crushed (04:45) You wait a whole year for it, you know, pretty much (08:12) Do you think there's any thing that stops you from applying to big band (11:52) Do you feel like the music is different now that you would do this for 10 years (15:40) If you're touring as a small band, owning your vehicle might make sense (18:53) You're working a seven-hour shift in Nashville this week (20:21) I like asking what everyone's day jobs are (23:27) What do you do? I'm a machine operator for a bag company (24:39) Would you like me to play the new single from Yalls

33 分鐘
2024/11/15

EPISODE 44 : THE SINNER AND THE SAINT

EPISODE 44 of Five At The Door invites you to discover the dynamic world of The Center and the Saint. Join us as we chat with Brandt, the creative force behind this band, who shares the journey of crafting their latest album "I'm Home Whenever" amidst the bustling music scene of Green Bay, Wisconsin. In this episode, Brandt takes us through the band's evolution, revealing how the pandemic reshaped their creative process and led to their first full-length album. Listeners will be captivated by the band's DIY ethos and the unique challenges of building a music career in a city overshadowed by its football fame. Discover how the local scene and a supportive community have kept the spirit of indie music alive in Green Bay. Brandt reflects on the musical influences that shaped their sound, from the quirkiness of Cake to the introspective nature of Modern Baseball and Weezer. The conversation delves into the thematic depth of their new album, exploring themes of home, movement, and the juxtaposition of upbeat melodies with introspective lyrics. Get ready to hear "I'm Something of a Scientist Myself," a standout track from their new album that embodies the band's playful yet profound approach to songwriting. This episode is a testament to the resilience of the DIY music scene and the personal growth that comes from pursuing one's passion. Here's a taste of the track that captures the essence of The Center and the Saint. Tune in: [I'm Something of a Scientist Myself – The Center and the Saint] Remember, whether you're navigating the complexities of life or pouring your heart into your art, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive. Don't miss this episode and join us as we explore the world of The Center and the Saint, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience. Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door. (00:00) Brandt from center and the Saint joins us to talk about new album (02:02) A lot of Green Bay's music gets overshadowed because of football (04:29) Y'all are channeling 90s indie, 90s popular indie stuff (09:33) What's kind of like the rest of this year and 2025 looking for (14:54) Emo bands always use, like, houses on album covers (17:09) So what do you do for your day job and how do you keep all this (22:42) Why do you think you keep leaning into music and you've leaned into it for six years (25:06) What are some of the main themes on Dumb Old California's new album (30:14) You guys put so much work into this. It turned out really cool (32:49) From then until the release of Domo California, it took five years (35:37) Brandt: I really appreciate getting the time to talk to you

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When you are a local band, the first shows you start playing are usually Five At The Door. At that level, there are thousands of bands that are waiting for their big break, so Kristy Garrett wanted to create a way to give them a voice and they can discuss their hardships, their inside jokes, their stories.

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Kristy Garrett
活躍年代

2023年 - 2025年
集數

49
年齡分級

兒少不宜
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© Kristy Garrett
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Five At The Door