Rapper and producer, ToadStool, has been steadily building his catalog of music over these last few years and he continues to grab attention with his unique take on hip hop.
In this episode we talk about how vintage horror films helped to inspire his last few projects, the pace at which he creates his music, and some of the personal stories he gets into on Labthrashr, which comes out on January 27th.
I'm also excited about this because Where The Living Room Used To Be will be releasing this album on limited edition cassette and lathe cut 5" vinyl that includes an exclusive b-side track and full album download. Visit livingroomutb.com to learn more about these releases and please pick up a copy!
Interlude song order:
// Interview recorded January 6th, 2023 via Zoom
// Intro music by Cedros
// Hosted by James Toomey //
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RI 5 with John McCauley
Sound Advice with John McCauley
John McCauley (Deer Tick, Middle Brother, Diamond Rugs)
RI 5 with Chuck Staton
Sound Advice with Chuck Staton
Chuck Staton (Senior Discount, Funbearable)
RI 5 with Aaron Jaehnig
Sound Advice with Aaron Jaehnig
Aaron Jaehnig (The Living Room, The Parlour, Wes' Rib House, Northern Lands, Girl Haggard)
Aaron Jaehnig talks Wes’ Rib House
RI 5 with Joe Potenza
Sound Advice with Joe Potenza
Joe Potenza (Evening Sky, freelance bass player)
Joe Potenza: Post-Interview Stories
Clatta Bumboo talks ”Make Way Rasta” (album preview and song premiere)
RI 5 with Sean Carney
Sound Advice with Sean Carney
Sean Carney (Structure Sounds, The Scandals, This Is A Movement, The Jesse Minute)
Ryan Couitt (Dreamwell, Dwelling, Sentry)
Mark Lambert talks Sharks Come Cruisin’s discography
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