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James and Jon Tuttle (Codeseven, Telescreen)
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James and Jon Tuttle (Codeseven, Telescreen)

Recent Episodes

James and Jon Tuttle (Codeseven, Telescreen)
June 25, 2026

James and Jon Tuttle (Codeseven, Telescreen)

On this episode of The Rumors Are True , Jeremy sits down with brothers James Tuttle and Jon Tuttle of the influential North Carolina band Codeseven and the atmospheric post-Codeseven project Telescreen. The conversation traces the band's journey from their early hardcore and metal roots in the mid-1990s through their evolution into one of the most innovative and melodic acts in underground rock. James and Jon share stories from the creation of landmark releases such as A Sense of Coalition , Th
Chris Daly (Texas is the Reason, Jets to Brazil, 108, Ressurection, etc)
June 18, 2026

Chris Daly (Texas is the Reason, Jets to Brazil, 108, Ressurection, etc)

The Rumors Are True Podcast welcomes Chris Daly , legendary drummer known for his work with Texas Is the Reason, Jets to Brazil, 108, Ressurection, and many other influential projects. Chris joins the show to look back on his incredible journey through the hardcore, post-hardcore, and indie rock scenes—from the raw intensity of early ’90s hardcore with Ressurection and 108, to helping shape the emotional and melodic sound of Texas Is the Reason, and later creating timeless records with Jets to B
Johnathan Ford and Matthew Putman (Unwed Sailor)
June 11, 2026

Johnathan Ford and Matthew Putman (Unwed Sailor)

In this special returning guest episode of The Rumors Are True , Jeremy welcomes back Johnathon Ford and Matthew Putman from the acclaimed instrumental post-rock band Unwed Sailor. As longtime collaborators and creative partners, Johnathon and Matthew dive deep into the band's remarkable journey, reflecting on the evolution of Unwed Sailor and the creative vision that has guided the band through multiple eras of independent music. A major focus of this conversation is a deep dive into Unwed Sail
Bob Nanna (Braid, Hey Mercedes, etc.)
June 4, 2026

Bob Nanna (Braid, Hey Mercedes, etc.)

On this episode of The Rumors Are True , Jeremy welcomes Bob Nanna from the influential bands Braid, Hey Mercedes, etc. for a conversation diving deep into the roots of emo, independent music culture, songwriting, and the lasting impact of the underground scene. Bob reflects on the early days of Braid, the creative energy that surrounded the Midwest punk and emo movement, and how those experiences shaped both his music and personal life over the years. The discussion explores the transition from
Christopher Lewis (The Kinison)
May 28, 2026

Christopher Lewis (The Kinison)

On this episode of The Rumors Are True , Jeremy sits down with Christopher Lee Lewis from the post-hardcore band The Kinison for a deep conversation about music, chaos, creativity, and the journey that took the band from small-town Illinois to sharing stages with some of the biggest names in alternative rock. Known for their explosive energy, emotionally charged songwriting, and cult classic album What Are You Listening To? , The Kinison left a lasting mark on the early 2000s underground scene.
Stephen Laurenson (Copeland, States, Abloom)
May 21, 2026

Stephen Laurenson (Copeland, States, Abloom)

On this episode of The Rumors Are True , Jeremy is joined by Stephen Laurenson from Copeland, along with discussions surrounding his work in States, Abloom, and Demure. Stephen reflects on his time with Copeland and the band’s lasting influence on the indie and alternative scene through their emotionally rich songwriting, ambient textures, and deeply personal live performances. The conversation explores the creative process behind the music, life on the road, and how Copeland built a dedicated f