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- Hometown:
- Austin, TX
- About Me:
- I'm from a youth radio show in Austin, Texas. Our show, Youth Spin, airs on a community radio station, 91.7 KOOP. I have done a lot of different stuff--a fair amount of commentaries and collages, and some interviews. Some of my favorite things are music, reading, writing, and radio. I am straight edge and have a special interest in all things straight edge (I am currently working on producing a radio series on straight edge!).
- Website:
- http://www.myspace.com/youthspinatx
- Favorite radio station:
- blink-182, 2*sweet, fall out boy, my chemical romance, dashboard confessional, ok go, the academy is..., panic! at the disco, the hush sound, this providence, gym class heroes, cute is what we aim for, plus 44, jack's mannequin, something corporate, new found glory, the akas, allister, mxpx, the matches, i am ghost, the earth is flat, envy on the coast, riot like words, the early november, matchbook romance, motion city soundtrack, bad religion, dropkick murphys, melee, foo fighters, the ready aim fire, the goo goo dolls, the rocket summer, the all-american rejects, descendants, powerspace, hellogoodbye, good charlotte, simple plan, avril lavigne, kelly clarkson, silverstein, chiodos, this is me smiling, the starting line, the format, angels and airwaves, reliant k, boxcar racers, transplants, cruiserweight, the lashes, longwave, maroon 5, thursday, jimmy eat world, afi, brand new, sum 41, bouncing souls, alkaline trio, rancid, hot water music, rock kills kid, train, five for fighting, midtown, cobra starship, the movielife and SO much more!
Zoe Cordes Selbin's Blog
Interview With Mark Hoppus of +44
Download plus 44 edited.mp3
In 2005 highly influential pop-punk band Blink-182 broke up after 13
years and 14 hit singles. After the divide, bassist/vocalist Mark
Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker formed a new band +44. Keeping
pop-punk sensibilities but adding snythiszer and a more modern rock,
mature sound, +44 is what many imagine Blink-182 2.0 would be.
I spoke with Mark Hop… Continue
In 2005 highly influential pop-punk band Blink-182 broke up after 13
years and 14 hit singles. After the divide, bassist/vocalist Mark
Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker formed a new band +44. Keeping
pop-punk sensibilities but adding snythiszer and a more modern rock,
mature sound, +44 is what many imagine Blink-182 2.0 would be.
I spoke with Mark Hop… Continue
Posted on August 9, 2007 at 1:19pm — 1 Comment
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