Trevor Phipps, guitarist for Unearth says on choosing
The Glasshouse. “Its gonna be your typical DVD, with
live stuff, along with some shenanigans.” Buzz
McGrath, the other guitarist for Unearth, explains as he
takes a swig from his bottle of Miller Lite. McGrath and
Phipps agree that The Glasshouse will represent
Unearth better than a hometown show, considering
that they had to just change an all ages show with Sam
Black Church to 21 and up in Boston. “That’s a
Boston thing; they don’t do all ages shows.” McGrath
explains. “When we play Massachusetts we usually
play Wooster, which is like an hour away.”
Unearth is a band that is nearly 10 years old, a feat in
itself which Phipps has an analogy for, “We’ve been
at the same party now for 8 or 9 years and we’re scared
to leave and search for other parties. We know that
there will always be cold Miller Lite, and we are afraid
The Glasshouse. “Its gonna be your typical DVD, with
live stuff, along with some shenanigans.” Buzz
McGrath, the other guitarist for Unearth, explains as he
takes a swig from his bottle of Miller Lite. McGrath and
Phipps agree that The Glasshouse will represent
Unearth better than a hometown show, considering
that they had to just change an all ages show with Sam
Black Church to 21 and up in Boston. “That’s a
Boston thing; they don’t do all ages shows.” McGrath
explains. “When we play Massachusetts we usually
play Wooster, which is like an hour away.”
Unearth is a band that is nearly 10 years old, a feat in
itself which Phipps has an analogy for, “We’ve been
at the same party now for 8 or 9 years and we’re scared
to leave and search for other parties. We know that
there will always be cold Miller Lite, and we are afraid
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