4.8 • 709 Ratings
🗓️ 1 February 2017
⏱️ 32 minutes
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Davey Brozowski's versatility has led to collaborations with Black Whales, The Catheters, Modest Mouse, Danger Mouse, and more. He tells Joe about how he joined Modest Mouse; teenage tours; creating an artisanal soap company; and working with legendary drum builder (and past guest) Gregg Keplinger.
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0:00.0 | The Trap Set will always be available for free, but we rely on donations from our listeners. |
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0:09.2 | Subscribe to our show on iTunes, and if you enjoy what you hear, give us a review. This is Joe Wong. |
0:28.3 | Welcome to the Trap Set, where each week we explore the lives of drummers. |
0:33.6 | I want to play something for you. |
0:51.3 | Music I want to play something for you. You're hearing Serpent in the Water by Black Whales, featuring my guest Davy Brzeowski on drums. |
1:00.0 | Davy's a native of Washington State and his adaptable talents have led to a varied list of collaborators, including Modest Mouse, Kayukas, Danger Mouse, and the Catheters. |
1:13.6 | In addition to his career in music, Davy co-founded an artisanal soap company, Ash Soap, |
1:20.6 | and he helps past guest Greg Kepler run his custom drum business. |
1:32.5 | I spoke to Davy when he was in Los Angeles, performing with Modest Mouse. |
1:39.0 | Next week, we'll keep the Modest Mouse theme going when we talk to founding drummer Jeremiah Green. |
1:42.8 | And now my conversation with Davey Brasowski. I got turned under drones because my dad had played for a little bit, so growing up he had a practice pat and some sticks. |
1:58.0 | And I was always sort of fascinated by those and always tapping on pots and pans and things like that. |
2:04.6 | I think by the time I was seven we ended up with like a set of bongos in the house which I managed to like mount onto a box somehow and I think I acquired a symbol that I stuck onto a drumstick and kind of |
2:20.1 | would just play on that in my room and that eventually turned into a drum set and you know |
2:26.2 | lessons and things like that. What kind of music was on in the house? Growing up a lot of Beach |
2:33.6 | Boys, a lot of Beatles, and then I think my mom was always pushing |
2:39.4 | classical music. |
2:41.9 | Because at that point, you know, studies would say, like, you're going to be smarter. |
2:45.6 | Your kids will be smarter if you listen to classical music and things like that. |
2:49.4 | Did your parents like classical music, or was it like an obligatory thing? |
2:54.7 | I think it was more obligatory. |
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