March Forth with Mike Bauman

Episode 57: Coven 13

In this week's show, Mike chats with Detroit's Coven 13. Following a hiatus of more than two decades, Coven 13 reemerged in the mid-2000s after lots of overseas fanfare for their music. Known for their 1987 album "Worship New Gods," Coven 13 talks to Mike about their days starting out back in the 80s, having a sound that couldn't be pigeonholed, their medieval and goth themes, latest album "Destiny Of The Gods" and more. This show also features the song "Elfstone" from Coven 13's latest album, available via Shadow Kingdom Records! Photo courtesy of Coven 13's website.https://www.facebook.com/coventhirteenhttp://www.coventhirteen.com/https://shadowkingdomrecords.bandcamp.com/album/destiny-of-the-gods

Episode 56: Chris Joseph

On this week's show, Mike Bauman speaks with Chris Joseph of The New Love Express. Chris and Mike talk about Chris' musical upbringing, developing his voice, what it was like opening for The Temptations & the Four Tops, his solo album "My Love Is Real" and recording with Mark Mikel and The New Love Express. The song "Let Freedom Ring" from The New Love Express' debut album is featured on this episode. Photo courtesy of The New Love Express Facebook Page.https://www.facebook.com/TheNewLoveExpresshttps://myspace.com/chrisjosephmusiqhttp://www.cdbaby.com/cd/christophermjoseph

Episode 55: The Fossil Creek Band

In this week's show, Mike Bauman sits down with Tom Galbraith, Dave Borkowski, Jan Hudson and Jerry Spitler of The Fossil Creek Band. Together, they discuss the band's sound and formation, traveling to perform at bluegrass festivals, bluegrass music fans & more. This episode also features the title track off The Fossil Creek Band's latest album, "Waitin' On The Daylight." For music, upcoming shows & more about the band, visit the links below! Photo courtesy of The Fossil Creek Band Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/TheFossilCreekBandhttp://www.fossilcreekbluegrass.com/index.htmlhttp://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/TheFossilCreekBand

Episode 54: Ben Stalets

In this week's episode of Bauman's Breakdown, Mike speaks with Ben Stalets of the Ben Stalets Band. Ben and Mike talk about Ben's recent gigs, the evolution of the band's sound, their upcoming album, working with Steven Warstler, car accidents, the correct pronunciation of his last name (STAH-LITZ, not STAY-LITZ, so now you know!) & more. The Ben Stalets Band will perform August 8th at Iggy's with The Old Adage for their album fundraiser show. Visit the links below to keep up with the Ben Stalets Band! Photo by Kara Fallonhttps://www.facebook.com/bennystaletshttps://benstalets.bandcamp.com/https://soundcloud.com/benstaletshttp://www.toledofreepress.com/tag/ben-stalets/

Episode 53: Elijah Bisbee

In this week's episode, Mike talks with Elijah Bisbee of NOMADS. Elijah speaks with Mike about the concept behind NOMADS' latest album "When Those Around Us Leave," getting into post rock music, how the band came together and more. The song "Sunset on The Range" from NOMADS' latest LP is also featured on this podcast. Enjoy!Listen to "When Those Around Us Leave"Follow NOMADS on FacebookFollow NOMADS on TwitterFollow NOMADS on InstagramSubscribe to NOMADS' YouTube channel

Episode 52: Keith Wampler

In this week's episode, Mike Bauman chats with vocalist Keith Wampler of The Convalescence. Keith talks to Mike about what it's like out on the road with the band's tour schedule, The Convalescence's formation and development over the years, getting the chance to play Mayhem Festival and more. Mike also talks about pursuing your dreams and overcoming your fears. This episode also features the song "Broken Mirror" off The Convalescence's latest album "The Process," available on iTunes. R.I.P., Charlie.Follow The Convalescence on FacebookGet merch from The ConvalescencePurchase "The Process"

Episode 51: Ravi Orr

In this week's episode, Mike Bauman speaks with multi-instrumentalist, singer and above all good dude Ravi Orr (Phyllotaxis, Vagus Nerve). Ravi talks to Mike about how he got into music, learning to record everything himself, working with Doc Coyle, his latest album "The Woe of the Crow & His Poison Tree" & more. This episode also features the song "Woe of the Crow" from Ravi's latest LP. To purchase "The Woe of the Crow & His Poison Tree" and other crow-related goodies, visit http://phyllotaxismusic.com/. You can also download the album on iTunes. Good dudes. Good vibes. Good times. Enjoy!Ravi's WebsiteRavi on FacebookRavi on YouTubeRavi on Instagram

Episode 50: Chad Nicefield

On the 50th episode of Bauman's Breakdown, Mike Bauman speaks with Wilson vocalist Chad Nicefield! The two discuss Wilson's path over the past couple of years, including touring, "fuckery," Detroit, signing with Razor & Tie and upcoming album "Right to Rise." This podcast also features the song "Give 'Em Hell" off the new record due out June 29th. Enjoy!Wilson's WebsiteWilson on FacebookWilson on TwitterWilson on YouTube

Episode 49: David Kelly & CJ Masciantonio

In this episode of Bauman's Breakdown, Mike Bauman chats with David Kelly (lead vocals) & CJ Masciantonio (lead guitar) of Unparalleled Height. Bauman talks with Kelly & Masciantonio about the band's sound, influences, debut full-length "Rise of the Voiceless," new album recording process and more. Bauman also gives his two cents on being positive and good to others. This episode features the song "Strength Through Silence" from Unparalleled Height's debut LP. Enjoy!Unparalleled Height on FacebookUnparalleled Height on TwitterUnparalleled Height on Instagram

Episode 48: Heath LaTour

In this episode of Bauman's Breakdown, Mike Bauman speaks with Blind Haven guitarist Heath LaTour. The two discuss how Blind Haven came together, the band's sound and recording their debut album "Obey Worship Decay" at Lakebottom Recording House. Bauman also gives listeners an update about his time away from the show the past few weeks. This episode features the song "Corruption by Consumption" from Blind Haven. Obey the riff!Listen to "Obey Worship Decay"Follow Blind Haven on FacebookBlind Haven story in Toledo Free Press