Jul 28, 2026 · 22 min · 12 segments
This episode is brought to you by the NCRTD Blue Bus. On this episode of Voices of Taos, Tempo editor Lynne Robinson sits down with Mary Domito to talk about bringing The Band of Heathens to the…
And their first album, if I'm not mistaken, maybe there was a live album, but their first studio album was produced by somebody who lives in Taos.
Well, we're excited, and I was just so thrilled with the opportunity to bring this fantastic band to Taos.
But some people haven't heard of them primarily because they've been independent all these years, and they've chosen to do things their way.
And that really helps to safeguard and protect their creative process, which I think is what has made them one of the most fabulous, endearing live bands out there.
And their first album, if I'm not mistaken, maybe there was a live album, but their first studio album was produced by somebody who lives in Taos.
Well, we're excited, and I was just so thrilled with the opportunity to bring this fantastic band to Taos.
But some people haven't heard of them primarily because they've been independent all these years, and they've chosen to do things their way.
And that really helps to safeguard and protect their creative process, which I think is what has made them one of the most fabulous, endearing live bands out there.
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