DOMKcast with Nick Reese Of Joyous Wolf
Nick Reese of the band Joyous Wolf was heavily influenced by
classic rock growing up. But what is considered classic rock these
days? His definition is Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry. Music from
the 50's and 60's when rock n' roll was in it's rawest...
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Lunchbox and Promo Brady talk with local, indie, and unsigned artist about music and whatever else comes up. New episodes every week and check them out on DOMK! Friday nights at 11pm on 97.5 KMOD.
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Nick Reese of the band Joyous Wolf was heavily influenced by
classic rock growing up. But what is considered classic rock these
days? His definition is Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry. Music from
the 50's and 60's when rock n' roll was in it's rawest form.
Now-a-days people's perception of classic rock is a little
different Nick discusses this with Lunchbox and Promo Brady on
episode 101 of the DOMKcast. Joyous Wolf is a young up and coming
band from Southern California-currently on the road with
Buckcherry. The band met at 6th grade orientation and started
walking down the path towards a career in the music industry.
Joyous Wolf didn't want to be defined by their name and decided use
an online generator to spit out some ideas for a name. Initially it
gave the idea of Joyous Wolves. The band decided to make it
singular and went with Joyous Wolf. Nick talks about his
experiences as a musician in the early-going-playing anywhere and
everywhere just to get some experience. Learn about the journey of
Joyous Wolf from lead vocalist of the band Nick Reese on episode
101 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks
classic rock growing up. But what is considered classic rock these
days? His definition is Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry. Music from
the 50's and 60's when rock n' roll was in it's rawest form.
Now-a-days people's perception of classic rock is a little
different Nick discusses this with Lunchbox and Promo Brady on
episode 101 of the DOMKcast. Joyous Wolf is a young up and coming
band from Southern California-currently on the road with
Buckcherry. The band met at 6th grade orientation and started
walking down the path towards a career in the music industry.
Joyous Wolf didn't want to be defined by their name and decided use
an online generator to spit out some ideas for a name. Initially it
gave the idea of Joyous Wolves. The band decided to make it
singular and went with Joyous Wolf. Nick talks about his
experiences as a musician in the early-going-playing anywhere and
everywhere just to get some experience. Learn about the journey of
Joyous Wolf from lead vocalist of the band Nick Reese on episode
101 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks
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