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Every good pop song has an emotional core, but every once in a while a track comes along that stings a little harder than the average studio cut does. This can definitely be said for Mattia Pironti’s “Don’t Stand a Chance,” a vocal-driven power ballad with a bustling beat that doesn’t back down for anything, […]
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Well this was a different kind of show. Performance arts comes to the Dungeon. Bubbles is a unique character with a penchant for the dramatic. With his musical partner Andy on Bass and guitar the duo explore areas never explored before on this show. It was quite The Emotional Taco
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Dungeon regular Larry Saklad makes a late night visit to the Dungeon after his movie experience. Larry plays his 6 string guitar this time as he plays us his new songs and tells us what he’s been up to
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Joe L’Erario and Ed Feldman take us to Vancouver for pir Tales From The Road Segment We also all drool over Joey Heatherton in her Perfect Sleeper commercials as Ed tells us all about Matresses, and how foam matresses are a big rip-off.
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Lexie Smith and Jack Kinagree of Kinagree Smith discus their new album full of quircky and scarishly poppy songs. We had a good time.
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Polish! Joe loves to talk about polish. Ed talks design, We hear more road stories.
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The Furniture Guys return to the Dungeon to discus life, love and furniture, and love of furniture.
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The Furniture Guys take a trip to the Oscars and teach us about the origins of the word Jawn.
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Luke Cleary Vocals and Guitar, Melissa Del Rinker on cello and vocals, Boaz Kim on harps, and Jan Alba on flute Luke Cleary brings his different songs of life, introspection, and keys to the Dungeon with his friends who create a new palette of musical colors.
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Dylan Graff might be young but he’s an old soul with a man’s voice. He tells us his hopes and dreams and plays some mean songs in his visit to the Dungoen
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