Month: November 2015

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  November 25, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep073: Tom Hazelmyer (Amphetamine Reptile Records)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 73)
  

  Halloween recap, art of the house party, unknown knowns, The Iceman (Wim Hof not Bobby Drake), Real fucking nasty,Halo of Flies vs. H.O.F. Alice cooper band, thrown ups, “noise”, grounded sensibilities and dope guns fuck of zine to record, not being tied to one format, originality and genre music, new experiences and the classic rock mentality and the confirmation bias. The danger of sticking close to a niche, evolving Tastes, le Butcherettes, bash, Lino cuts and art with a record, music being free (the art object costs), small batch records and letting the artist make money, the lemonade stand of pricing, punk rock celebration of “amateur status”, Internet as the new radio, last thing as the favorite thing, Tom and the melvins, the blind shake, shadow and the crack, grumpys And not being about to afford to fail
  Interview begins at 31:53

  songs played:
  Whores – Bloody Like the Day You Were Born

  Gay Witch Abortion – Two Rats & a Pimp
  Melvins – Real Fucking Nasty

  The Blind Shake – Labor Day
  Shadow in the Cracks – Timeless
  The Cows – Hitting the Wall
  Halo Of Flies – Tired & Cold

  Shellac – the End of Radio (Closing Theme)…

• November 11, 2015Show Posts

  Ep072: Joe Cardamone (The Icarus Line)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 72)
  

  Joe Cardamone of the Icarus Line clues us all in on the rock ‘n roll life and ALL THINGS UNDER HEAVEN. Getting the Descendents to play a surprise show, touring with Scott Weiland, being guest editor at Magnet, Constantly being paired with bands they don’t have that much in common with, Queen Kwong and Wes Borland, and True tales of weirdo bandmate tryouts (the book!), Aaron North, Joe Coleman and so much more.

  songs played:

  Nonagon – the Pfister
  Nervous Curtains – City of Hate

  The Icarus Line – Total Pandamonium
  The Ex – Frenzy

  The Icarus Line – Little Horn
  Shellac – the End of Radio

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