Keith McCurdy of Vudu Sister shares some of his favorite things about The Ocean State... one of them you may be surprised to find out

The end of the episode features Vudu Sister's "Monster Boy," a favorite of mine from their new album Adynata.

// Interview recorded March 6, 2026 via Google Meet // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //

Keith McCurdy of Vudu Sister shares his thoughts on what it's like to be a working-class musician, shares some advice he received from his father, and tells us the beauty of open mic nights

Listen to the end to hear "Under the Light of the Moon" from Vudu Sister's new album Adynata

// Interview recorded March 6, 2026 via Google Meet // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //

On this episode I speak with Keith McCurdy of the band Vudu Sister. We talk about their new album Adynata and what's changed with this record. We also go all the way back to his early bands, Vudu Sister's first album Bastard Children, and what it took to write songs in Latin and ancient Greek.

Make sure to check out Vudu Sister's album release show at Myrtle on March 20 and stay to the end to hear the premiere of their song "Passage of Ships"

Interlude song order:

• "Galliard" by Vudu Sister from their album, Broken Children
• "Household Items" by Vudu Sister from their album, Household Items
• "Raven-haired Girl" by Vudu Sister from their album, Mortis Nervosa
• "Credite Mihi" by Vudu Sister from their album, Burnt Offerings
• "Lilith" by Vudu Sister from their album, Adynata
• "Passage of Ships" by Vudu Sister from their album, Adynata [song premiere!]

// Interview recorded March 6, 2026 via Google Meet // Intro music by Cedros // Hosted by James Toomey //