
On Whatever Comes Next I explore the world of independent and underground music making. I talk with music makers, producers and label owners to hear their stories. I like music with a sense of mystery. I like surprises and unique stories... and noise... and weirdness... and darkness... and I want to learn more. tomosman.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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It would be hard to think of a more suitable name for the latest record by Richmond, Virginian four-piece Dumb Waiter. Having formed back in 2012, Change (out this Friday) sees the band not only introduce vocals for the first time, but completely re-... more
Although Glenn Morrow recently retired from running Bar/Non Records (the record label he founded 40 years ago), he’s still closely connected to the label.
In fact Bar/Non Records, as well as celebrating its 40th anniversary, is about to release Mor... more
American recording engineer Martin Bisi started BC Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York City (originally as OAO Studio) with Bill Laswell and Brian Eno 45 years ago.
Having worked with names like Afrika Bambaataa and Lydia Lunch, he was involved i... more
The first time Tim Gotch joined me (alongside bandmate Charlie Hernandez on episode 51 of Whatever Comes Next) Sleepbomb were poised to release The Sleeping Dead—a musical companion to George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead.
Eighteen months later,... more
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This show centers on independent and underground music, featuring conversations with makers, producers, and label owners who share insider stories from the DIY and underground scenes. Episodes highlight a wide range of genres — from no‑wave and experimental to metal and noise — with a strong emphasis on creative processes, touring realities, release strategies, and the evolving economics of independent music. Notable strengths include long-form, candid interviews that pull back the curtain on artistic workflows, collaboration dynamics, and the challenges of staying true to an artful vision in a changing industry. The guest roster skews toward musicians, scene organizers, publicists, and collaborators who illuminate both historical contexts ... more
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