Joe Cannon of Resurrectionists - From Punk Roots to Chamber Americana - The Lorenzo's Music Podcast

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In this episode of the podcast, I talk with Joe Cannon of the band Resurrectionists. Based in Milwaukee, the band blends genres in their new EP, "Anytime You Make a Place for Them." The EP includes an Oracle deck that serves as a creative extension of the music. Joe shares how the idea came about and how it reflects the band's artistic vision.

We discuss songwriting, collaboration, and the evolution of Resurrectionists' creative process. He discusses the band's transition from a punk rock trio to a more eclectic sound, incorporating elements of Americana.

About Resurrectionists

Resurrectionists, Joe Cannon, Jeff Brueggeman, Josh Barto, and Dr. Science are a band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The band is self-described as “Doom Chamber-Americana”.

What We Discuss:

  • Academia to Music: teaching philosophy to working in bands.
  • Resurrectionists: The band's formation, evolution, and unique name.
  • Creative Process: Insights into songwriting and recording for their latest EP.
  • Oracle Deck: Artistic pairing of an Oracle deck with their music.
  • Digital Challenges: Navigating music release in the streaming era.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Creative Marketing: Oracle deck art and mech.
  2. Collaboration: songwriting and band dynamics.
  3. Music Release Strategy: releasing music in the digital age.
  4. Project Management: managing multiple bands and booking shows.

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This episode was recorded on June 29, 2025. Special thanks to Joe Cannon for sharing his insights and experiences with me.

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