On this episode of Cut Outs, I talk with Tim from the NJ band Errth about their 2025 self-titled debut. This one is an interesting find, in that I had already interviewed another member of this band about another band he was in before he was in this band. It's sounds confusing, but you managed to figure out the three endings to Clue, so I am sure you'll figure this out, too. Tracks on this episode:- Streets Don't Sing- Absolution Spells- Halloween Eternal You can follow me on Instagram: @cutoutspodcast You can support me on Patreon (It's actually easier than I make it out to be): patreon.com/cutoutspodcastThank you to my patrons Stoney Outdoors and Peter! Hit me up with weekend getaway ideas: cutoutspodcast@gmail.com cutoutspodcast.comFollow and review the podcast! If you think these guys are great on wax, you should see them live. In the meantime, check out their Spotify page and hear this banger for yourself: https://open.spotify.com/album/7k5rrtS5C0atohBkCYNCMP?si=0jJY9TrfRU-tg2v13i8hsA

Waxing Poetic: Sea Monkeys

Mark Farrell is just some guy - a guy who has been in far too many bands. Which bands? None you've heard of. And that's the point. He gets it. Mark knows what it is to lug gear, and play to half-empty rooms. And all these years later, Mark has never stopped rooting for the unsung musicians who never got the break they deserved. He haunts record stores looking for lost alt-rock treasures, unearthing DIY releases and short runs of great records that went largely unspun. Quite simply, Mark is on a mission to rescue the best indie albums from the discount bins of history.