Hey, this is Trevor Dunn from various bands you may or may not have heard of, and you're listening

to The Vinyl Guide with Nate Goyer.

Well, hey, everyone, it's Nate here.

Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode of The Vinyl Guide, the podcast where we talk

records and vinyl.

And this week, we are talking to an incredible musician, an artist who has contributed to so

many bands I love and collect,

Mr. Trevor Dunn. Now, you may know Trevor from his work with Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk,

Melvin's, Phantomos, even his work with John Zorn, King Buzzo, or Secret Chiefs Three,

Trevor is an extraordinary artist, very disciplined, and has devoted his life to his craft of playing bass, and we are astonishingly lucky that he has.

Today, Trevor and I discuss many areas of his career, his beginnings in Eureka, California, the early days of Mr. Bungle, the arc of Disco

Valante in California, his work with John Zorn, Melvin's King Buzzo, and of course the new

Tomahawk album, Tonic Immobility, available March 26, pre-order your copy now, I've heard

the whole LP, it is absolutely fantastic. Another winner

from Epicak Records, one of the most consistently great record labels in history. Now, you could

order the vinyl of tonic immobility at Ipecacrecording.bancamp.com. And right now, right now,

you can download and listen to a couple of tracks from Tonic Immability on your streaming service, Business Casual and Dog Eat Dog.

Two tracks from Tonic Immability. Tomahawk's new album, you could hear them now, and you'll

be totally set up for the download of the full album once it becomes available March 26.

Oh, and by the way, this is only part of the interview we did with Trevor.

We have an extended version available only to our Patreon supporters at patreon.com slash vinyl guide.

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