on the next episode of Louder Than a Riot.

We dig into the crimes of GS9 and look at how they affected one family in particular.

He's making other people think that you can kill someone then turn around, put it in the song,

and blow up off of that. Listen now to Louder Than a Riot from MPR Music.

From MPR Music, it's all songs considered I'm Bob Boylin. I want to start today's show off with

new music with a surprise collaboration. It's from Molina D'Aterte, the artist known as J-SOM.

She's worked on a new project with Annie Truska. Annie is the bassist and chastity belt.

They call the project Routine, and I have an EP of songs coming this week. It's called

And Other Things. I ask Molina and Annie to tell me something about this project,

and then I'll play this song that I truly love called Kady Road.

Routine was born out of an opportunity to spend a month in Joshua Tree.

Our friend Lisa has an artist residency stay at a house and extended and invite to us for a week

in April. But when the pandemic hit, she offered us her place for over a month.

Annie started writing songs right when we got there, and it was her first time writing fully

realized songs, and I happily engineered and produced them. We feel really grateful for the space

that allowed us to create during such a weird and uncertain time.

Kady Road was actually the first song I wrote when we got Joshua Tree. We set up the recording

gear the day after we drove there, and I spent the morning outside drinking coffee and playing

guitar, and the song came pretty quickly. When I showed it to Molina, we started jamming on it,

and ended up recording the instrumentals that same day. I went on walks every day while we were

there as a way to calm my mind. It was early in the pandemic, and I felt a huge mix of sadness

and anxiety for the future. I often get overwhelmed and overthink things, and the song kind of serves

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