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Chad Clark of Smart Went Crazy and Beauty Pill | 90s Artist Interview

Chad Clark of Smart Went Crazy and Beauty Pill | 90s Artist Interview

FromDig Me Out: 90s Rock


Chad Clark of Smart Went Crazy and Beauty Pill | 90s Artist Interview

FromDig Me Out: 90s Rock

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Length:
150 minutes
Released:
Feb 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Born in NYC but spending his formative years in Washington DC, Chad Clark’s passion for music was born when his dad dropped a pair of headphones on his son’s head and introduced him to the Beatles. In the mid-90s, Clark formed the artsy, indie rock outfit Smart Went Crazy with Abram Goodrich and Hilary Soldati, signed with Dischord Records and released an EP and two full lengths - 1995’s Now We’re Even and 1997’s Con Art. Even before Smart Went Crazy’s ending, Clark was thinking about his next project, Beauty Pill, which he started with Goodrich in 2001 and continues through this day. With members coming and going over the last 20+ years, Beauty Pill’s released two full lengths - 2004’s The Unsustainable Lifestyle and 2015’s Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are - and a handful of EPs, most of which have been critically lauded. Earlier this year, Beauty Pill released a double album, Blue Period, consisting of their Dischord output - The Unsustainable Lifestyle and the You Are Right to Be Afraid EP - as well as previously unreleased outtakes and demos. On this episode, Beauty Pill members past (Ryan Nelson) and present (Erin Nelson), join Clark to talk about the last 25+ years of music.
 
Songs In This Episode:
Intro - A Good Day by Smart Went Crazy
6:39 - Goodnight For Real by Beauty Pill
Outro - Fugue State Companion by Beauty Pill
 
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Released:
Feb 9, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Weekly album reviews, interviews and roundtable discussions digging up the 90s