Post-punk Heartstrings

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A discussion of the post-punk music that moves us and how it affects our lives and causes us to self-reflect and dig deeper. This podcast marries the raw, honest, and artistic style of post-punk and indie music with insights and life experiences of listeners and creators. The goal is to share from a place of vulnerability that leads to relation of trust and encouragement.

  1. E051 - The Swoon – When the Spook Was There: Transcendence and the Long Echo

    FEB 3

    E051 - The Swoon – When the Spook Was There: Transcendence and the Long Echo

    In this episode of Post-punk Heartstrings, we sit down with Emmett and Daniel of The Swoon for a deep, candid conversation about their origins, their music, and the strange, beautiful path that led them from a town of 800 people to national stages and legendary studios. We start at the very beginning — childhood friendships, next-door neighbors, and the formative experiences that shaped their creativity long before a band existed. From riding bikes at night and playing Dungeons & Dragons to discovering music through parents’ record collections and late-night video programs, Emmett and Daniel trace how imagination and curiosity fueled everything that followed. The conversation explores: Growing up in Cottonwood, Minnesota, and how isolation sharpened creativity Family influence, especially poet parents and homes filled with literature and music Early musical experiments, homemade drum kits, and first rehearsals in basements, garages, attics, and church buildings Playing shows at youth groups, American Legion halls, and early festivals The awkward, chaotic reality of first gigs — and how perseverance slowly turned embarrassment into confidence Pivotal moments include: Winning Battle of the Bands competitions at Falcon Heights, Sunshine Festival, and Cornerstone Festival The excitement — and disappointment — of a record deal that fell apart during negotiations How religious expectations and denominational differences unexpectedly derailed a label contract The turning point when Charlie Peacock stepped in, leading to sessions at Neverland Studios in California Inside the Neverland Studios recordings: Charlie Peacock’s role as producer and creative guide The collaborative influence of Derri Daugherty (The Choir), including studio support and sonic shaping The realities of analog recording, limited time, and expensive tape Song selection, production decisions, and the band’s growing confidence in their artistic voice We also discuss: The evolution of the band’s name, from Restricted Access to The Swoon The literary roots of the name, inspired by Emmett’s mother’s poetry Early influences including The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Men at Work, and U2 Comparisons to U2 and the band’s embrace of performance, commentary, and emotional intensity in live shows Throughout the conversation, Emmett and Daniel reflect with humor, honesty, and humility — sharing not just the highlights, but the missteps, doubts, and near-misses that shaped The Swoon’s legacy. This is a rich, heartfelt episode about friendship, faith, creativity, and what it means to keep making art even when the path forward isn’t clear. Follow The Swoon Website: https://theswoon.band/ SWOONTube: https://theswoon.band/video/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOJ2i66WETgYaSQDFSc5Khw/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theswoonband Remember The Swoon (Facebook group): https://www.facebook.com/groups/2412843425690573 Follow Jeffrey Kotthoff (Lo-Fidelity) Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/jeffrey.kotthoffBandcamp (Lo-Fidelity Records)https://lo-fidelityrecords.bandcamp.com/Related video Austin Dacey – What I Did on My Summer Vacationhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8ZBNmBQTQo&list=RDv8ZBNmBQTQo&start_radio=1 Follow Post-punk Heartstrings Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PostpunkHeartstrings/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Post-punkHeartstringsPod-wf5kp Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kngtZ8HsbDL0YFt4m6otZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/postpunkheartstrings/

    2h 8m
  2. E050 - The Julies - Shimmering Through the Years: Lovelife to Always & Always

    12/29/2025

    E050 - The Julies - Shimmering Through the Years: Lovelife to Always & Always

    The Julies join Post-punk Heartstrings to reflect on their history, influences, and enduring impact. The conversation begins with a mention of The Holy Hour, the All-Cure podcast they recently appeared on, before diving into how each member discovered music. Chris recalls exploring his parents’ record collection—The Beatles, The Monkees, Dylan—and discovering Run DMC, Erasure, New Order, The Cure, and The Smiths. Patrick shares how a “good weird uncle” introduced him to The Cure and The Police, opening the door to The Clash and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Before The Julies, Chris ran sound for their precursor band, Garden Party. From there, The Julies formed, developing a sound shaped by shared influences, experimentation, and evolving tastes. They discuss The Church as an influence and soccer as an unexpected point of connection. The band recalls playing in the Philadelphia scene, crossing paths with bands like The Ocean Blue, and early live favorites like “Wake Up Christine” and “Wish”. They reminisce about creating their first self-made cassette, Discovery, and reflect on growing up in fundamentalist homes. Landing on Flying Tart Records allowed them a better creative fit than larger labels. Recording the January EP was formative, with Patrick excited by the studio experience. Working with Bill Campbell of The Throes captured their live energy—“Friday and Faithless” is highlighted as a standout. The feedback at the start of “Wake Up Christine” was a happy accident. The discussion moves to The Lost Mixes, with Dave Barbe of Sugar producing two tracks for a rawer sound. They then dive into the Lovelife EP, noting its unusual post-breakup release and enduring fan resonance, with stories of nationwide fans sharing its impact at the Always & Always release party. After the breakup, some members continued as Riviera, while Patrick relocated to Philadelphia and played with other bands. The Lost in Ohio reissue of Lovelife helped inspire new music as The Julies. They discuss recording Always & Always with producer Kyle Pulley at Headroom Studios, including its artwork and thematic ties to New Order’s Power, Corruption & Lies. Patrick jokes that if Heaven exists, it should have a dance floor—communal joy over streets of gold. Songs from Always & Always are explored: “Black Metal” — a B-side born from file-trading; Chris highlights the “black metal lyric sheet” line “The Weight of Your Hand” — guitar tones and textures “Symmetry” — imperfection, beauty, and emotional imbalance “Angels of the Underground” — a tribute to formative artists “Summermouth” — the song that moved the band as listeners as much as creators, guided by Alex’s musical leadership Their upcoming album (planned for February 2026) is intentionally sequenced as “a book”. Live shows remain uncertain, though fan interest is high, and Patrick’s project Tugboats gets a brief nod. The episode closes by revisiting the mystique of The Julies—the emotional weight and enduring impact of their music remain as strong as ever. Original members:Chris Newkirk – vocalsJohn Bada – bassGreg Hohman – drumsPatrick Zbyszewski – guitar Current members:Chris Newkirk – vocalsPatrick Zbyszewski – guitarAlex Yost – bass / multi-instrumentalist 👉 Follow The Julies • Bandcamp: ⁠https://thejulies.bandcamp.com/music⁠• Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/artist/39TjpeRcKdR13572B3XHPm?si=omC1VfleRzGgLPaDmaeq1A⁠• Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/thejuliesofficial/⁠• Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/thejuliesofficial/?hl=en⁠👉 Follow Post-punk Heartstrings • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PostpunkHeartstrings/• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Post-punkHeartstringsPod-wf5kp• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kngtZ8HsbDL0YFt4m6otZ?si=584433f19b9448b8• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/postpunkheartstrings/

    2h 13m
  3. E049 - John Easdale of Dramarama: From Looney Tunez to Color TV

    12/11/2025

    E049 - John Easdale of Dramarama: From Looney Tunez to Color TV

    **✨ Episode 049 — John Easdale of Dramarama From Looney Tunez to Color TV** 🎙️ Guest: John Easdale🎧 Band: Dramarama📅 Episode: 049🔥 Topic: Four decades of songwriting, survival, and the unexpected rise of “Anything, Anything (I’ll Give You)” In this episode, I sit down with John Easdale, singer and songwriter of Dramarama, for an in-depth conversation covering the band’s origins in New Jersey, their underground rise, their accidental Los Angeles breakthrough, and the creative cycles that have kept their music vital for 40 years. We explore his earliest inspirations, their first recordings at Looney Tunez Records, the legendary impact of “Anything, Anything,” the band’s breakup and rebirth, and John’s evolving relationship with success, creativity, and longevity. 0:00 – 2:43🤘 Fan moments & the long-term consistency of Dramarama’s sound 2:43 – 8:13🎵 Early musical beginnings — first 45 purchased, Beatles years, drums, prog rock → Bowie → Sex Pistols → punk 8:13 – 16:00📼 Looney Tunez Records basement days• Early 7” with “You Drive Me,” “A Fine Example,” and a cover of “Femme Fatale”• Why they chose a Velvet Underground song to gain recognition🎧 Clip: “Femme Fatale” 16:00 – 21:54🎛️ The Comedy EP → Cinema VeriteHow a French DJ helped launch the band internationally 21:54 – 29:09📻 Rodney Bingenheimer discovers the band on KROQ; thought they were French• The rise of “Anything, Anything (I’ll Give You)” 29:09 – 32:34🎸 The twin lead guitar dynamic• Peter = “tasty, cleaner”• Mark = “wild, crazy” 32:34 – 37:50💿 Standout tracks on Cinema Verite• Why Box Office Bomb & Wonderamaland weren’t widely available• Last Cigarette• Reissue after Nightmare on Elm Street 4 37:50 – 41:37🏷️ Chameleon Records & the making of Hi-Fi Sci-Fi 41:37 – 48:32⚡ The ’90s, grunge, and the rise of “alternative”• The Vinyl album• Song: “Train Going Backwards” 48:32 – 54:17🥁 Clem Burke (Blondie) joins for the Vinyl tour• “Introduction/Hey Betty” 54:17 – 58:55🎤 “Work for Food” 58:55 – 1:05:39🌅 Life after the band’s breakup 1:05:39 – 1:12:00💼 The music business, solo work• Roller Skating on Rattlesnakes• The Bent Backed Tulips (Eggbert Records) 1:12:00 – 1:19:00📺 Bands Reunited experience 1:19:00 – 1:21:00💔 Everybody Dies (2005)• Written as a second solo album for Greg Dwinnell (eggBERT)• Released on 33rd Street Records 1:21:00 – 1:23:38🌐 Early-internet anecdote: people arguing Dramarama was a “made-up band” 1:23:38 – 1:28:30📀 Color TV (2020) and releasing it during COVID 1:28:30 – 1:30:36🎤 Ending the album with a Heatmiser/Elliott Smith cover: “Half Right”• Talk of Elliott Smith and Scott Miller 1:30:36 – 1:34:39💔 “The Bottle and the Bell” from Everybody Dies• “I was God and thought I knew better” 1:35:00 – 1:39:00🎫 Memorable fan moments, concerts, VH1 Bands Reunited, first California shows 1:39:00 – 1:43:00🌟 How John’s definition of success has changed over time 1:43:00 – end🙏 Wrap-up & thanks 🌐 Website: https://www.dramarama.us/📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dramaramaofficial/👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dramarama/🐦 Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/DramaramaBand▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dramaramaofficial 🎧 Spotify Artist Page: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5bYy43LckWm8MLy1zNhEWH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/postpunkheartstrings/Email: postpunkheartstrings@gmail.com

    2h 6m
  4. E048 - The Us Kids Film with John Smeby and Todd A. Zeller

    11/21/2025

    E048 - The Us Kids Film with John Smeby and Todd A. Zeller

    🎙️ Post-Punk Heartstrings — Episode 048🎬 US Kids: An Alternative Music Rebellion📍 Host: JimmyJames S. Butler📍 First Mate / Co-Host: Jim Anderson🎤 Guests: John Smeby & Todd A. Zeller 🌐 Us Kids Website: https://www.uskidsrockumentary.com/📘 Us Kids on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UsKidsAnAlternativeMusicRebellion📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uskidsrockumentary/Todd Zeller Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toddazeller/John Smeby Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/john_smeby/ ⭐ Episode SummaryFilmmakers John Smeby and Todd A. Zeller join host JimmyJames S. Butler and first mate Jim Anderson to explore the creation of US Kids: An Alternative Music Rebellion, a documentary celebrating the explosive creativity of the Christian alternative and post-punk underground and the stories of the musicians who built it.They discuss their musical origins, radio roots, the emotional weight of interviewing beloved artists, the massive archival mission behind the film, and much more. 🔍 Episode Highlights• 🎧 Early music memories & first albums• 🎹 John launching Reality Rock (1982)• 🎥 Todd’s videography path & Gene Eugene tribute connection• 🤝 How John & Todd teamed up to create the film• 🗃️ Behind-the-scenes digitization & archival rescue work• 💿 The US Kids double-vinyl soundtrack• 🕊️ Emotional interviews with legendary artists• 🚧 Production challenges, surprises & breakthroughs• 🤯 Artists they wanted but couldn’t secure• ❤️ Why the documentary feels like a “family reunion”• 🔄 How the filmmaking process reshaped their perspective 🎵 Music Featured in This Episode🎶 “In Our Valley” — The Sea Hymnal🎶 “God Rules” — Undercover🎶 “River on Fire” — Greg Lawless🎶 “Heart Lost in Nowhere” — The Altar Boys🎶 “Desperately” — Vector🎶 “I Want to See Heaven” — Mad At the World🎶 “Sanctuary” — Daniel Amos🎶 “Under Lock & Chain” — Ric Alba 📚 Other Topics & Stories• 🌱 Childhood musical beginnings• 🕍 Discovering Christian alternative culture• 🎤 Live show memories: Petra, Servant, Undercover• 🤘 KISS pajamas, trading cards & early fandom• 📼 Building the US Kids digital archive• 🧡 Reconnecting musicians after decades• 🎨 Crafting the artwork, editing style & tone• 📝 Encouraging feedback from Sam Phillips• 📀 Soundtrack curation with Jason Dean (Reality Rock)• ⚙️ Technical challenges behind the film’s creation 🙏 Special ThanksAppreciation to the GoFundMe supporters and friends of the project:Michael Pritzl • Jason Dean • Rob Birks • Robert Reynolds • Dan Michaels • “Spun Counter Guy” • And many more. 👉 Follow Post-Punk Heartstrings• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PostpunkHeartstrings/• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Post-punkHeartstringsPod-wf5kp• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kngtZ8HsbDL0YFt4m6otZ?si=584433f19b9448b8• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/postpunkheartstrings/

    2h 21m
  5. E047 — Richard Ploog, Part 2: Surreal Rhythms & Cosmic Artifice

    11/06/2025

    E047 — Richard Ploog, Part 2: Surreal Rhythms & Cosmic Artifice

    In this second half of our conversation with legendary drummer Richard Ploog (The Church, Groom Epoch), we explore his post-Church journey — from collaborations with Peter Koppes, Steve Kilbey, and Marc Gable to the surreal, space-infused sounds of Groom Epoch. 🎵 Joining Peter Koppes and The WellHow Richard was invited to join Peter Koppes’ project The Well, recording Iridescence and Water Rites. Includes a clip of “Faith” from Water Rites.🎧 Listen to “Faith” – The Well 🤝 Performing with Steve Kilbey & Marc GableRichard recalls performing with Steve and Marc, reflecting on Steve’s many collaborations and taking Ibogain on tour. 🛸 The Birth of Groom EpochHow Groom Epoch came together — and why the band is named after Groom Lake (Area 51, Nevada). 🎻 Amanda Brown (The Go-Betweens)Amanda contributed electric harp, oboe, and backing vocals on the Groom Epoch track “Cosmic Artifice.”🎧 Listen to “Cosmic Artifice” – Groom Epoch 🎚️ Inside the Groom Epoch AlbumsA discussion on the band’s evolving sound, layered arrangements, and Richard’s unique vocal cadence and production style. 🌀 On SurrealismJim asks whether Richard still considers himself a surrealist — and how that perspective shapes his songwriting. 🎧 Song-by-Song Insights💜 “Love Divine” — Layered textures, crunchy guitars, and possibly electric harp.🎧 Listen on Spotify🌍 “Earth First” — Features guitarist Brett Myers (Died Pretty). Richard recalls Brett’s solo work on “Out of the Unknown.”🕊️ “Fodder for Zion” — Written about the conflict in Syria.🎧 Listen on Spotify🌌 “Cosmic Artifice” — A lush, surreal sonic landscape (clip included above). 🚀 The New Groom Epoch AlbumRichard teases the band’s fourth release, continuing to explore new musical territory. 🎭 The Gaslight Puppet ShowIncludes guitar contributions from members of The Sunnyboys and other musicians from Australia’s post-punk scene. 👨‍👦 Family & SerendipityRichard talks about his son Irie Ploog, and shares a surreal story about accidentally walking into a Tin Machine rehearsal with David Bowie singing “Ashes to Ashes.” “Faith” – The Well “Love Divine” – Groom Epoch “Fodder for Zion” – Groom Epoch “Cosmic Artifice” – Groom Epoch 📍 Host: JimmyJames S Butler and First Mate - Jim Anderson🥁 Guest: Richard Ploog 🎧 Listen to Groom Epoch on Spotify💿 More from The Well (Peter Koppes)📺 Follow Post-Punk Heartstrings for more artist conversations. • Richard Ploog• The Church• Groom Epoch• Iboga Gazebo 👉 Follow Post-Punk Heartstrings for more deep dives into the sounds that move us:• Facebook• YouTube• Spotify

    1h 2m
  6. E046 — Richard Ploog part 1 - Rhythms of Revelation on The Church’s Golden Era

    10/12/2025

    E046 — Richard Ploog part 1 - Rhythms of Revelation on The Church’s Golden Era

    In this first part of our conversation with Richard Ploog, legendary drummer for The Church, we trace his journey from early musical beginnings to the band’s breakout years in the 1980s. Richard shares stories of his Scottish pipes and drums roots, his early punk days with The Name Droppers, The Brats, and Exhibit A, and his transition into the shimmering, atmospheric sound that defined The Church. We explore his first recordings with the band, the evolution through The Blurred Crusade, Seance, and Starfish, and his reflections on collaboration, creativity, and departure during Gold Afternoon Fix. If you’ve ever wondered what it was like behind the kit during the making of The Church’s classic era—or how Richard’s musical curiosity led him toward later projects like Iboga Gazebo and Groom Epoch—this episode dives deep into the rhythms, inspirations, and evolution of one of post-punk’s most distinctive drummers. 🕰️ Topics & Highlights• Early fascination with bagpipes and marching drums• Joining his first punk band, The Brats / Exhibit “A”, and “Life on the Dole”• Auditioning for The Church and recording “Too Fast For You”• Reflections on The Blurred Crusade as the band’s first masterpiece• The “fashion clash” behind Seance’s production• Collaborations on Heyday and Starfish• Insight into the creative process and learning “by osmosis”• The Gold Afternoon Fix sessions and his departure• Post-Church work with Iboga Gazebo and the album Dose Age 🎧 Songs Featured“Fraulein” – The Church (Too Fast For You)“Life on the Dole” – The Brats“Almost With You” – The Church (The Blurred Crusade)“Electric” – The Church (Seance)“Monday Morning” – The Church (Gold Afternoon Fix)“Visualize” – Iboga Gazebo (Dose Age) 🔗 Connect & Explore MoreRichard Ploog – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_PloogThe Church – https://thechurchband.netGroom Epoch – https://groomepoch.bandcamp.comIboga Gazebo – https://ibogagazebo.bandcamp.com 👉 Follow Post-punk HeartstringsFacebook – https://www.facebook.com/postpunkheartstringsYouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@postpunkheartstringsSpotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/3kngtZ8HsbDL0YFt4m6otZ?si=203dac51c4f84f9b

    1h 8m
  7. E045 — June Cleaver & the Steak Knives - Found Sounds & Sci-Fi Rock: This Mess, That Madness, These Knives

    09/17/2025

    E045 — June Cleaver & the Steak Knives - Found Sounds & Sci-Fi Rock: This Mess, That Madness, These Knives

    In this episode, we sit down with brothers Chris and Pat Bradley of June Cleaver and the Steak Knives—a band whose music hovers between tongue-in-cheek satire and fearless experimentation. With roots in post-punk, art-rock, and a love of found sounds, their sound pulls from an eclectic range of influences: Wall of Voodoo, They Might Be Giants, Devo, The Residents, The Cure, and beyond. ✨ We talk about:🎵 The evolution from early instrumental records ➡️ albums with more vocals🎚️ How they craft an album’s flow despite genre-hopping tracks🥁 The use of unusual instrumentation, sampling, and found sounds🎨 Their love of album artwork & immersive vinyl listening📀 The concept and storytelling behind Short Tales of Science Fiction and Family Dissonance (2024) 🔥 Song Spotlights:• ⚡ Completely Lose All Self Control – machine-gun vocals, sharp guitar licks• 🎻 Infantile Dreams – Radiohead textures + violin layers• 🎸 This Mess – raw early post-punk, in the spirit of Wire & Magazine• 👁️ With Her Eyes – quirky Devo-like satire (“brass knuckles on her lashes” 🔥)• ⏳ Multitasking – ominous choruses on tech’s speed & distraction• 🎹 Quarantined – layered vocals, pandemic reflections, haunting piano & synths• 🚫 Xenophobia + John – no subject matter is off-limits 💡 From 2003’s Cleavage to 2024’s Short Tales of Science Fiction and Family Dissonance, June Cleaver and the Steak Knives prove that every track can be a strange, satirical, and cinematic experience—like a little David Lynch movie in song form. 🎧 Explore more music from June Cleaver & the Steak Knives: Spotify Apple Music Bandcamp Official Website YouTube Channel 👉 Follow Post-punk Heartstrings for more deep dives into the sounds that move us: Facebook YouTube Spotify

    2h 15m
  8. E044 – Peter Koppes (The Church) interview: Guitars, Chemistry, and Syncretism

    08/16/2025

    E044 – Peter Koppes (The Church) interview: Guitars, Chemistry, and Syncretism

    In this episode, we sit down with Peter Koppes, founding guitarist of The Church, to explore the deep currents of his musical life—from early influences to legendary albums, solo works, and new collaborations. What we cover in this conversation:• 🎹 Early beginnings: Why Peter’s first love was the Hammond Organ, how he wound up on drums, and the Beatles’ surprising link to bossa nova.• 🎸 Forming The Church: The transition from Precious Little → Baby Grande → The Church, and setting the record straight on Steve Kilbey’s “firing” from Baby Grande.• 🌌 The Church’s legacy: Recording Starfish, the happy accidents behind “Under the Milky Way,” and Peter’s reflections on key tracks like Almost With You, Reptile, and A New Season.• 🥁 Behind the music: Richard Ploog’s contributions, producers pushing drummers to click tracks, and what changed between Starfish and Gold Afternoon Fix.• 🎼 Solo artistry: Manchild & Myth and From the Well—his painterly approach to songwriting and the role of collaborators.• 🌀 Syncretism project: A creative partnership with Dave Scotland, the track “I Live,” and weaving cultural/ambient elements into new soundscapes.• 🌱 Family & future: Reflections on boxing lessons as a child, the spirit in music, and his daughters’ project Rain Party. A candid, wide-ranging conversation with one of alternative rock’s great sonic architects. 👉 Follow Peter’s music:Website: https://peterkoppes.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdn2kYdQR2yQJ6YcU0QluJQ/featuredX: https://x.com/peterkoppesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/peter.koppes.3Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ENOFSRHD8RnVWRp4gQJha?si=pU-8kinsTBiteH-ciPTG8g 👉 The Church:Shadow Cabinet: https://shadowcabi.net/ 👉 Snow Koppes:Bandcamp: https://snowkoppes.bandcamp.com/album/supastar 👉 O and Shea:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vw6GFtH8CBLQmXATwArqW?si=rny5tquYQ2qkmlBzFGQMkgBandcamp: https://oandshea.bandcamp.com/ 👉 Follow Post-punk Heartstrings for more deep dives into the sounds that move us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PostpunkHeartstringsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjKWsuzqWiSY0vln1Py5ahgSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kngtZ8HsbDL0YFt4m6otZ?si=8c5782e8d30e4258

    1h 47m
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A discussion of the post-punk music that moves us and how it affects our lives and causes us to self-reflect and dig deeper. This podcast marries the raw, honest, and artistic style of post-punk and indie music with insights and life experiences of listeners and creators. The goal is to share from a place of vulnerability that leads to relation of trust and encouragement.

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  • Creator
    JimmyJames S Butler
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    53
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © JimmyJames S Butler
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    Post-punk Heartstrings