Chandler Travis, King of the World
Chandler was recently interviewed for the Verse Chaos Verse podcast over at SpeakerCreatures.com. They talk about Chandler & Steve meeting George Carlin, what drives Chandler, and possible new albums. Listen to the podcast here. We highly recommend it.
Ripple Rock Radio, a radio program on OIFM/101.5MHz out of Joensuu, Finland (yes, Finland!) interviewed Chandler recently and played tracks from The Three-O’s “This is What Bears Look Like Underwater” and the Catbirds’ “Catbirds Say Yeah.” Fortunately, the show is
We here at Chandler Travis HQ are certainly not above some blatant huckstering for an event, particularly one as auspicious as the upcoming May 3rd Travis and Shook present the Steve Shook CD Release Party at Wellfleet Harbor Actors
In honor of the upcoming Record Store Day 2013 (Saturday April 20), we present the two songs we’ve contributed to the two Bubbles in the Think Tank Record Store Day projects. This also gives us a chance to remind you all
Chandler dropped by the studios of Community Radio station WMNF (88.5 FM in Tampa, FL) today to chat with DJ KTUF of Jangle Junction about all his various bands and to play a few songs live. For those of
By Dave Howell, Special to The Morning Call 7:43 p.m. EDT, August 4, 2012 “Badly dressed men having way too much fun” is how Chandler Travis describes his Chandler Travis Philharmonic. “It’s a disaster. Look away! Look away!” Actually, it is
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic Email Dan DeLuca Chandler Travis is a man of many hats. He’s a founder of the Incredible Casuals, the New England power-pop plus band who the Inquirer’s David Hiltbrand once called “one of the
The Incredible Casuals are sort of proud to announce the unlikely re-appearance of the Inedible Casserole series, out of print for more than 25 years, and now available online only on the merch page (and thanks and a tip
I’ve got a song I’ve been saving up for years called “First Warm Day“; it’s written about those freak early warm days you get sometimes in March and how good they feel, and we’re determined to release it on the
“Thanksgiving In Stoughton” by the Incredible Casuals (from Inedible Casserole #5, “It’s Christmas Time”; also available on “The Tarquin Records All-Star Holiday Extravaganza”) -a timeless classic, first (and last) recorded in 1983. Perhaps someday the rest of this song will