web01.fireside.fm Sun, 24 May 2026 10:23:28 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) the Wikkid podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Chris Lochner” https://purring-sanctuary-703.fireside.fm/tags/chris%20lochner Wed, 10 Mar 2021 00:00:00 -0500 Being raised in a strict fundamentalist Christian group in the 1980s can cause some very predictable problems. Depression can be a Christian teenager's most constant companion despite church promises to the contrary. Dark humour, and even darker music, can help. This podcast is centered around the songs I wrote to deal back then, and what happened when I then picked away at recording workable versions of them for decades. contact me with questions and comments at wikkidperson@gmail.com or on Twitter @WikkidPerson en-ca serial church upbringing gone wrong, depression... and music Mike "that Wikkid Person" Moore Being raised in a strict fundamentalist Christian group in the 1980s can cause some very predictable problems. Depression can be a Christian teenager's most constant companion despite church promises to the contrary. Dark humour, and even darker music, can help. This podcast is centered around the songs I wrote to deal back then, and what happened when I then picked away at recording workable versions of them for decades. contact me with questions and comments at wikkidperson@gmail.com or on Twitter @WikkidPerson no home recording, guitar, depression, fundamentalism, plymouth brethren, wikkid, wicked, wikked Mike "that Wikkid Person" Moore wikkidperson@gmail.com Episode 4: Bitterness https://purring-sanctuary-703.fireside.fm/4 632ac8d0-64ea-438f-9a2c-04ae0567591d Wed, 10 Mar 2021 00:00:00 -0500 Mike "that Wikkid Person" Moore 4 Bitterness full 1 Mike "that Wikkid Person" Moore A serious look at suicidal ideation, youthful resentment and a mania for bladed weapons. A church culture in which there were few worse sins than being resentful if they mistreated you, and "forgiveness" was your job, not theirs. 19:05 no <p>Bitterness: like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die? A serious look at suicidal ideation, youthful resentment and a mania for bladed weapons. A church culture in which there were few worse sins than being resentful if they mistreated you, and "forgiveness" was your job, not theirs. </p> <p>I was delighted to score a session player who could do Spanish guitar. Had to play conga drums myself. Had a teacher colleague add some chimey electric and soloing to my mudslide/ocean surf rhythm guitar sound. Tinkered with recordings of my sister doing horror movie style screams to make them sound more disturbing. Stuff like that.</p> <p>Personnel<br> Drums: Gloria Haslan-Garbuio<br> Bass: Andy Graham<br> Fancy Acoustic: Chris Lochner<br> Additional Chimey and Solo Electric Guitars: Jason King<br> Additional Chorus Vocals: Jason King and Bill Ranger<br> Screams/Wolves: Debbie Moore-Michelin<br> Alexander Scourby stand-in: Dave Whelen</p> Plymouth brethren, fundamentalism, rapture, hell, depression, parents, music, home recording, therapeutic, Christianity, bible, guitar, music production, Chris Lochner, Gloria Garbuio Bitterness: like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die? A serious look at suicidal ideation, youthful resentment and a mania for bladed weapons. A church culture in which there were few worse sins than being resentful if they mistreated you, and "forgiveness" was your job, not theirs.

I was delighted to score a session player who could do Spanish guitar. Had to play conga drums myself. Had a teacher colleague add some chimey electric and soloing to my mudslide/ocean surf rhythm guitar sound. Tinkered with recordings of my sister doing horror movie style screams to make them sound more disturbing. Stuff like that.

Personnel
Drums: Gloria Haslan-Garbuio
Bass: Andy Graham
Fancy Acoustic: Chris Lochner
Additional Chimey and Solo Electric Guitars: Jason King
Additional Chorus Vocals: Jason King and Bill Ranger
Screams/Wolves: Debbie Moore-Michelin
Alexander Scourby stand-in: Dave Whelen

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I was delighted to score a session player who could do Spanish guitar. Had to play conga drums myself. Had a teacher colleague add some chimey electric and soloing to my mudslide/ocean surf rhythm guitar sound. Tinkered with recordings of my sister doing horror movie style screams to make them sound more disturbing. Stuff like that.

Personnel
Drums: Gloria Haslan-Garbuio
Bass: Andy Graham
Fancy Acoustic: Chris Lochner
Additional Chimey and Solo Electric Guitars: Jason King
Additional Chorus Vocals: Jason King and Bill Ranger
Screams/Wolves: Debbie Moore-Michelin
Alexander Scourby stand-in: Dave Whelen

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