Hand of God

Episode 1 of the Does It Make a Sound? podcast, hosted by Fall Down Trees, titled "Hand of God" was published on March 13, 2025 and runs 80 minutes.

March 13, 2025 ·80m · Does It Make a Sound?

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Summary

For Season 1 of Does It Make a Sound we deep dive the Fall Down Trees album Night Terrors, and in Episode 1 our host and singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Fall Down Trees - Dustin Owens - is joined by his bandmates Porkchop Branch and Nolin McAlister to discuss the creation of the opening track, Hand of God.Stream Night Terrors and follow Fall Down Trees here!Learn more about Guttersville Records here!⁠Listen to songs from this episode in the DIMAS playlist here!⁠

Episode Description

For Season 1 of Does It Make a Sound we deep dive the Fall Down Trees album Night Terrors, and in Episode 1 our host and singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Fall Down Trees - Dustin Owens - is joined by his bandmates Porkchop Branch and Nolin McAlister to discuss the creation of the opening track, Hand of God.

Stream Night Terrors and follow Fall Down Trees here!

Learn more about Guttersville Records here!

⁠Listen to songs from this episode in the DIMAS playlist here!⁠

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