It was bound to happen.  Down at the factory, they’re pumpin’ out product for the hungry market; feed the beast, drown the beast.   It figures that at some point guitar riffs/ melodies/ multi-tracks would get confused, the tides would get tied up, brain waves would crash against each other in tsunamic proportions. Thus, it was recently realized that WDL artists Derek & The Demons and Giant Travel Avant Garde released riff-similar tunes on their latest releases.  The tunes ‘Lolita’ and ‘Soft […]

Derek and the Demons – LIVE IN QUECHEE VERMONT the details: listen to the latest Derek and the Demons album, here

WDL Collective member Derek Young (Derek and The Demons), has been working with author and Weathersfield, VT native Jay Stevens to deliver the spoken-word, psychadellic, forever-jam, Dance House. The two fellows, along with Eddie Bogosian, have released their first self-titled album available at Laughing Rex. Jay and Eddie are also involved in the Upper Valley based project, Rap Lab, a project that allows youth to write and record their own hip hop and music. Vermont Life has more information and […]

What Doth Lifers and What Doth Liferettes: We are proud to present our revamped website in this (what is to be) wonderous year of twenty twelve.  We dedicated ourselves to making the site more user friendly, more interconnected, and well – just more. Some important things we’ve added: Album:  Derek and the Demons – Self-titled more info Album:  Luke Chrisinger – Separation more info Band:  The Green Room more info And there’s more to come. We alreaday have a band […]

WDL is proud to announce 2011’s final release by Derek Young and The Demons (Kiel Alarcon, Brendan Dangelo and Chris Egner). Derek and the Demons’ self-titled debut was recorded in late summer of 2011 at The Space in Windsor, VT, produced by Ryan Hebert, and released on 12/10/11. It is an eclectic set, true to the spirit of the Demons. “…for after all music is.. an act of courage, a serene, smiling, striding forward and dancing through the terrors and […]

December proves to be a little less glum with Luke Chrisinger in the midst of a series of releases (and not talking a post-Thanksgiving blow out) (Editor’s note; Ew).  Luke’s newest WDL release ‘Separation’ rolls in at about 6 minutes, and features three songs of ear blistering, apocalyptic pop.  Swallow the pill and enjoy the colliding kaleidoscope and broken glass.  ‘Three’ will leave you lost in the desert, accepting the mirage as reality. It doesn’t matter much, either way. Download […]