Stephen Wilhite

Stephen Wilhite
of High Tide Rising
April 6, 2006
Reviewed by Stephen Jersak

I showed up at the Yale High Tide Rising / First Reign show fully wanting to respectfully interview (although with serious helpings of contempt) anyone from High Tide Rising. I asked a guy with a security pass (yes, you read that right) if they could get anyone for me to talk to. Steve, the bassist from the band came out and I asked him if he had the time for a quick interview. He replied with “Why the fuck would I want to be interviewed?” I suggested free publicity, but he was already storming off.

Adam Fothergill

Adam Fothergill
of Fun 100, L’ananas, and Title Shot
March 28, 2006
Reviewed by Stephen Jersak

You are….
Tired?
From playing in…
the sandbox!

Jason Nicholas

Jason Nicholas
of L’ananas, Summits, and Trans-Canada Records
March 28, 2006
Reviewed by Stephen Jersak

This interview was done via MSN when I was recovering from an adenoidectomy. I was going to put it in a zine I was making (and then abandoned), but decided to put it here before it was too old.

Epiphany… March 2

Epiphany
with Annthronein and High Tide Rising
at Yale Secondary, March 2, 2006
Reviewed by Stephen Jersak

The best part of this show was that if you showed up early you could catch the end of a spelling bee! Justin and I did, and even scored a quick interview with the young lad who came in second place.

Leah Fraser

Leah Fraser
of Stun the Silence
October 17, 2005
Interviewed by Stephen Jersak

Stephen Jersak: Leah, Leah Fraser of Stun the Silence and many former projects. What are you up to right now music wise? Like, do you have any other projects?
Leah Fraser: well, not so much. I write acoustic songs and sometimes record them, but it’s just something to do when I’m bored.
SJ: How often is Stun the Silence working together?
LF: On average, about three practises a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. We’re just getting back into regularly scheduled rehearsals after not having practised for nearly three weeks after our last show.