Send us a text Brian Prime sits down with Dr. JP of Rabbit Junk for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, identity, and longevity. JP reflects on Rabbit Junk’s more than twenty years of abrasive, genre-blurring industrial music, recent singles, and plans for a new album, while also discussing his move from San Diego back to Seattle and his work in academia supporting non-traditional students. The discussion moves through themes of neurodivergence, boundaries, self-worth, and community...
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Send us a text Brian Prime sits down with Dr. JP of Rabbit Junk for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, identity, and longevity. JP reflects on Rabbit Junk’s more than twenty years of abrasive, genre-blurring industrial music, recent singles, and plans for a new album, while also discussing his move from San Diego back to Seattle and his work in academia supporting non-traditional students. The discussion moves through themes of neurodivergence, boundaries, self-worth, and community...
Send us a text A chat with Eric Gottesman of Everything Goes Cold, but Eric has been around the block, so to speak, performing with Caustic, Ayria, Psyclon Nine, and Deathline International. When he isn't doing that, he's working on video games. Catch Everything Goes Cold at Dark Force Fest 2025. Featured Songs: Everything Goes Cold - Nadir Visit https://everythinggoescold.com/ for more Everything Goes Cold. Visit https://DarkForceFest.com for more information about Dark Force Fest. Void Si...
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Send us a text Brian Prime sits down with Dr. JP of Rabbit Junk for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, identity, and longevity. JP reflects on Rabbit Junk’s more than twenty years of abrasive, genre-blurring industrial music, recent singles, and plans for a new album, while also discussing his move from San Diego back to Seattle and his work in academia supporting non-traditional students. The discussion moves through themes of neurodivergence, boundaries, self-worth, and community...
