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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 14 MIN

EP 266 Jeremy Galindo of You, Infinite & This Will Destroy You Touring, Creativity, & Flow of Music

from And Now The Band · host Heavy Music

In this powerful conversation, Tom is joined by Jeremy Galindo of This Will Destroy You and You, Infinite to talk about the excitement of performing new material, the challenges of touring after the pandemic, and the evolving creative process behind his music. Jeremy dives deep into the importance of album flow, the role of diverse musical influences, and how home recording technology has reshaped the way music is written and shared.From the solitude of listening to records to the collective energy of live shows, Jeremy reflects on the journey of making music—emphasizing that the process itself is just as important as the final product. With stories from the road, fresh creative insights, and recommendations for new artists to explore, this episode is a must-listen for fans of post-rock, experimental music, and anyone curious about the craft of songwriting.Touring feels revitalized and inspiring post-pandemic.Testing new material live is essential for growth.Album flow shapes how music is truly experienced.Home recording has democratized music creation.Diverse influences make for richer, more dynamic songwriting.Solitary listening can create deeper emotional resonance.Recommendations from peers open doors to new genres.Collaboration improves the creative process.The journey of making music is as meaningful as the result.📷 You, Infinite on Instagram @youinfinitemusic#ThisWillDestroyYou #YouInfinite #JeremyGalindo #PostRock #ExperimentalMusic #TourLife #HomeRecording #AlbumFlow #MusicPodcast #AndNowTheBand

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