Until the Ribbon Breaks on the Cycle of Anxiety and Alcohol Addiction

Going There with Dr. Mike

On the finale episode of Going There with Dr. Mike, singer-songwriter and musician Pete Lawrie-Winkfield of the band Until The Ribbon Breaks or UTRB joins Dr Miek to talk about a cycle that unfortunately many people face, which is the cycle of addiction where we struggle with anxiety and using alcohol to soothe that anxiety.

You may know UTRB from their single “My Love,” their great cover of the Pretenders classic “One Way Or Another” and as well as collaborations with artists such as Phantogram on the song “Fall In Love.” UTRB has a new album out now called Visitor, which includes the singles “Nature Mother” and “Human.”

Listen to Until The Ribbon Breaks chat about all of this and more in the new episode of Going There with Dr. Mike. You can also, check out UTRB’s music, tour info and merch at untiltheribbonbreaks.com.

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