Lucca Cassandra Carver of emo/noise rock band Split Silk joins Scream Therapy host Jason Schreurs to talk about how playing loud music has helped her cope with autistic sensory overload and burnout. Lucca also talks about how having control and command over her artistic expression has been instrumental in living within a society that often doesn’t account for people’s differences.
Featured song clips:
Split Silk – “Steel Adjustable Neck” from Be The Divine (Skeletal Lightning Records, 2026)
Drive Like Jehu – “Turn It Off” from Drive Like Jehu (Cargo/Headhunter Records, 1991)
Shotmaker – “Driver” from Mouse Ear [Forget-Me-Not] (Troubleman Unlimited, 1996)
Split Silk – “Spin for You” from Be The Divine (Skeletal Lightning Records, 2026)
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Intro/background music clips:
Submission Hold – “Cranium Ache”
Render Useless – “The Second Flight of Icarus”
Contact host Jason Schreurs – screamtherapypodcast@gmail.com
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