Uncut In Stereo Episode #7 Hayden Vega

Uncut In Stereo Episode #7 Hayden Vega

On this Episode of Uncut, I sat down with a local Jacksonville legend in Hayden Vega. Best known for being the ever-entertaining front man for Manna Zen. Hayden and I touch on past and present projects and even gave a sneak peek at a fresh song soon to be released under our Inocula project. Of course, there was a bit of wine and vodka consumed throughout the evening, so we apologize in advance lol.

Uncut In Stereo Episode #6 Shadow and The dark - Josh Graves, Matt Denton, Chris brown

On Episode #6 of Uncut In Stereo we welcomed the craziest guy I know, Josh Graves, and his new band "Shadow and The Dark" for a debut of their new song "Fix Your Facelift". With drummer Chris Brown and singer Matt Denton in the mix, these boys are kicking out some serious tracks. Josh serenades us with his tasty Flamenco acoustic jams as he consumes a good amount of Jim Beam/Red Stag. Parental discretion is definitely advised on this episode as we dive into the not so discrete mind of the mystery that is Josh Graves.

Uncut In Stereo Episode #5 John E. Citrone

On this episode we welcome John E Citrone. He is one of Jacksonville's elite musician/teacher/journalist/producers and well known for his column (The Knife) in The Folio Weekly. We reviewed a song from local band Divided Truth as well as a couple songs off of our upcoming album "The Beautiful Things We Left For Dead". We also got the chance to review some songs from Johns band Dovetonsil.

Uncut In Stereo Episode #4 Chet Lewis

On this episode of uncut we welcome the ever awesome Chet Lewis who is, in his words, camping out in Iraq outside of Bagdad somewhere? Chet is a defense contractor and fellow musician that we have shared the stage with on many occasions. We discussed his band Blood Bath and Beyond and  what its like watching the USA from the outside looking in during our trying times of the Pandemic.

Uncut In Stereo Episode #3 Brian is back

On this episode Brian joins us for his first uncut experience. Jeremy discovers the art of sound board wizardry as we jump down the Mandela effect rabbit hole. All this while drinking some West Virginian Blackberry Moonshine. What could go wrong?