EP330 Jeff Wilson (Deeper Graves / Chrome Waves) on Doom, Post-Punk & Album Craftsmanship
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Jeff Wilson of Deeper Graves and Chrome Waves joins Tom for a deep dive into writing albums with intention, balancing multiple bands, and surviving today’s underground music economy.
Jeff breaks down the creative split between projects — the late 80s/early 90s doom influence behind Deeper Graves versus the guitar-and-synth driven textures of Chrome Waves — and why he curates full albums as complete journeys, not playlists of singles.
They talk about:
• crafting cohesive records and track flow
• repurposing old material into new releases
• why shorter releases and singles reduce burnout
• the financial risk of pressing vinyl in today’s market
• touring challenges post-pandemic
• booking struggles for underground bands
• upcoming releases and festival appearances
Jeff also shares stories from two decades on the road, seeing legends like Sonic Youth and The Cure, plus his upcoming performance at Post.Festival.
If you’re into doom metal, post-black, post-punk, shoegaze, or album-focused heavy music, this episode is a masterclass in staying creative without chasing trends.
🎧 Listen now for an honest look at modern independent music life — writing smarter, touring selectively, and building sustainable projects.
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