Andrew Reizuch (Focused, Treadwell, Le Shok, Revelation Records) The Rumors Are True podcast

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Andrew Reizuch (Focused, Treadwell, Le Shok, Revelation Records)

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This week on The Rumors Are True Podcast, we sit down with Andrew Reizuch, whose musical path cuts through some of Southern California’s most unique underground scenes. Andrew talks about his early days in Focused, stepping into the band during a pivotal era and contributing to their evolving sound while navigating the tight-knit world of ’90s hardcore. His reflections give rare insight into what it was like playing in a band that balanced faith, intensity, and community.

From there, Andrew dives into his dramatic musical shift with Le Shok, the chaotic electropunk/post-punk outfit known for its raw energy, provocations, and refusal to play by the rules. He shares stories about the formation of the band, the whirlwind of creativity and tension that defined their short-lived but unforgettable run, and how their approach challenged the expectations of the punk scene at the time. His time with Treadwell also makes an appearance, rounding out the full picture of his diverse musical journey.

Finally, Andrew opens up about working behind the scenes at Revelation Records, offering a perspective that blends the musician’s mindset with the realities of the independent music industry. From label logistics to scene politics to the lessons learned along the way, he brings thoughtful context to what it’s like to move between artist and industry roles. It’s an episode full of history, honesty, and the kind of stories only someone deeply embedded in multiple subcultures can tell.

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Artwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowser

Music by Brian Jerin R.I.P.

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