see/saw jukebox: sweeping promises

Caufield Schnug and Lira Mondal on their new album, their Boston days, and some perfect punk records.

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Sweeping Promises, photo by Shawn Brackbill; see/saw jukebox art by Tyler Nickell
Sweeping Promises, photo by Shawn Brackbill; see/saw jukebox art by Tyler Nickell

see/saw jukebox is a bonus podcast about perfect punk records from Punk This Week hosts Nina Corcoran and Evan Minsker. Each episode, we’re joined by special guests to curate perfect punk records for a mythical jukebox.

This time around, we’re joined by Sweeping Promises prior to the release of their new album You Say I Romanticize. Lira Mondal and Caufield Schnug discuss their Boston years, the ups and downs of literally living in the studio, their ambitious plans to record Good Living Is Coming for You in its entirety at an Airbnb in Marfa, plus some of their favorite punk albums of all time. Also mentioned: scrobbling, harmonizing with the radio, basement shows, learning to slap bass, and a teaser about their next project.

This episode of see/saw jukebox is free! An ad-free version and every other episode of this bonus podcast is available only to see/saw’s paid subscribers; find that link at the bottom of this page.

If you’d like to hear previous episodes with members of the Marked Men, Downtown Boys, Touché Amoré, Citric Dummies, DEVO, Optic Sink, MSPAINT, Eraser, King Tuff, and more, they’re all available exclusively to paid see/saw subscribers ($4/month or $40/year or barter + there’s a two-week free trial)!


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Thanks Yuasa-Exide for the use of our theme song “Spit” from the album Hyper at the Gates of Dawn. Thanks Tyler Nickell for the show artwork.

To see what else is in the jukebox so far, subscribe and check out previous episodes featuring Dan OzziOptic Sink’s Natalie HoffmannPigeon PitCitric DummiesNo Age’s Randy RandallEkko AstralMSPAINT’s Deedeethe Marked MenEraserTouché AmoréKing TuffDEVO’s Gerald V. Casale, and Downtown Boys.