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Five Feet Under with Kendon Luscher is a podcast, which is pretty darn cool. What’s the nature of the podcast? I am glad you asked. I ask an artist, writer, musician, comedian and/or God-type five questions. That person answers the questions, and that’s the podcast. It’s short and fun and almost nobody gets hurt in the process.
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Today’s guest is Andrew Godfrey, who is the frontman for Transylvania Stud. Godfrey was kind enough to answer my questions despite taking part in a longer, more legit interview on our site earlier this week.
On today’s episode, I ask the following questions:
- The standard question — what album have you listened to most in the past month?
- You recently full-heartedly agreed with an Andrew WK tweet that stated, “Eating bowls of cereal at night = partying.” So let’s hear it. If you’re having a late night cereal party, what’s your cereal of choice? Defend your decision.
- In honor of Halloween, you gain the dark power to raise one dead musician from the grave and form a music duo. Who do you raise from the dead, why did you pick this person and what kind of music do y’all play together? (Keep in mind that while the person will be fully functioning and able to perform their musical duties, they will be in the current state of decay when they arose from the grave.)
- The Music God is unhappy with humankind and decides you must get rid of one of these instruments from all music: vocals, guitar, bass, drums, snyths, or piano. Everything except drums will now be replaced with kazoo. Drums will be replaced with someone kind of clapping along to the beat. This applies both to all future music and everything previously recorded. Now choose to get rid of/horrifically replace one.
- Last question is a spooky one. You get to choose one horror movie to get remade (assume the final product is slightly better than the original), but it’s up to you to soundtrack it exactly in the style of Transylvania Stud (although, can have more instrumental tracks since this is a soundtrack after all). What movie do you want to remake and how well would your band’s music fit the soundtrack?