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Episode 100: DIY Special

#todayistheday #nefariousindustries #earsplitpr #supernaturalcat #blackmattermastering #exileonmainstream Intro: 00:00 Interview w/t Dave Brenner (Earsplit PR / Gridfailure): 07:02 Working in music promotion: 11:16 The landscape for new artists: 18:08 Looking ahead: 24:40 Interview w/t Greg Meisenberg (Nefarious Industries / A Fucking Elephant): 26:48 Thoughts on having a career in music: 33:41 How opportunities for new bands have changed: 41:33 Plans for the future: 46:01 Interview w/t Steve Austin (Today Is The Day / Supernova Records): 49:24 Purpose for making music: 58:00 Advice for music makers now: 1:06:14 Interview w/t Urlo, Lu & Poia (Malleus / Supernatural Cat / Ufomammut): 1:10:50 Running a label and a band in the underground: 1:17:00 Expectations for the future: 1:25:41 Interview w/t Dan Emery (Black Matter Mastering / Thetan): 1:30:49 Working in music production: 1:34:13 Music making now: 1:39:34 Looking ahead: 1:46:38 Interview w/t Andreas Kohl (Exile On Mainstream Records): 1:53:10 The importance of vinyl: 2:01:11 The financial side of music making and label ethos: 2:05:04 International shipping: 2:14:19 The future of DIY: 2:19:17 Music: Today Is The Day "Never Give In" 2:22:51 For episode 100 of Whatever Comes Next I wanted to do something special and thanks to Dave Brenner at Earsplit PR I was able to put this multi-interview episode discussion of DIY music together. On this episode I talk with eight guests from around the US and Europe who between them have decades of experience in the musical underground, whether it's music PR, running a label, production, touring, recording, writing for magazines and pretty much any dimension of getting music out there you can imagine. I talk in turn with Dave Brenner (Earsplit PR/ Gridfailure), Greg Meisenberg (Nefarious Industries / A Fucking Elephant), Steve Austin (Today Is The Day / Supernova Records), Urlo, Lu & Poia (Malleus / Supernatural Cat / Ufomammut), Dan Emery (Black Matter Mastering / Thetan) and Andreas Kohl (Exile On Mainstream Records). What does DIY mean to them? How is the landscape for people in the musical underground now? What can we expect in the future? Thanks to all my guests for taking part. Earsplit PR: https://www.earsplitcompound.com/ Gridfailure (new album): https://gridfailure.bandcamp.com/albu... Nefarious Industries: https://nefariousindustries.bandcamp.... Today Is The Day (new album): https://todayistheday.bandcamp.com/ Malleus: https://www.malleusdelic.com/home/ Supernatural Cat: https://www.supernaturalcat.com/home/ Black Matter Mastering: https://www.blackmattermastering.com/ Exile On Mainstream Records: https://www.mainstreamrecords.de/ Support the show and get bonus content at Patreon:   / whatevercomesnext   Check out my latest album ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Real Silence on Drama Recorder: https://dramarecorder.bandcamp.com/al... Podcast artwork and logo: https://www.garjk.com/ Intro music: "Detachment" by Tom Osman