Seth Langreck

Christine Hoberg opens up new ground on World Within and explains her transition from Superior, WI to NYC.

Adam talks about the themes behind his Rising Point project. Check him out at: http://adamsippola.com

GIN STREET opens up about the working in Duluth's DIY punk community.

Wood Blind delivers Ska to the north woods. Check them out at: http://www.woodblindska.com Check out "Big Voice" at: https://www.youtube.com/watchv=51E5EcqXkzU

The Farsights take over the stage, one beer and fart joke at a time.

Ire Wolves mixes a healthy blend of melody and metal.

Kyle talks about how he escapes the slings and arrows of life with the Clover Street Cronies.

Black Diary adds three part harmonies with delicate guitar lines. Check them out at: https://www.facebook.com/blackdiaryduluth

Feeding Leroy travels into the American West with "Desert Air". Check them out at: http://feedingleroy.com

Laura Sellner opens up about the story behind her song "Leone" and her plans to take Superior Siren into bolder directions. Vist Superior Siren at: http://superiorsiren.com

Members Jake and Mike from Wolf Blood discuss how loud, in-your-face, monster trucks best describe the band's approach to music.

Dear Ear's staff and regular costumers talk about the up-coming 2015 releases in the world of comics.

Ben Koch merges '80s retro pop with Cold War themed love songs and jaw dropping live shows. All around great experience.

DeMars opens up about her tour with Against Me! and her current acoustic album. Photo comes from Anthony Ceballos & Skindog Productions. Visit DeMars' website at: http://www.venusdemars.com

Owner Billy Siegel opens up about how Revival Records started with liquidating his personal record collection. He mentions how selling his collection allowed the store to become an integral part of Eau Claire's music scene.

Manager Tina Melvin explains how Deaf Records became a landmark in La Crosse, WI's downtown. She mentions how records fill a void in a person's life. Fun Fact: Deaf Ear's best selling used record is Fleetwood Mac's Rumours.

Tom Unterberger and Tom Johnson explain how their love for music lead them to opening Vinyl Cave. Located in Superior, WI, Vinyl Cave is a required stop for record collectors in search of classic rock favorites. Fun Fact: Vinyl Cave's best selling records is Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.

Seth Langreck interviews Trampled by Turtles mandolinist Erik Berry, who discusses the band's new album "Wild Animals," his thoughts behind songwriting and what it's like to play at Bayfront Festival Park.