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  December 23, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep092: Protonic Reversal Top 10 Records of 2016

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 92)

  It was really hard to get down to 10 for this.
  Anybody that says there’s no good music out there has rocks in their head.

  The list:

  1. Beat Drun Juel – suppressor
  2. Whores – Gold
  3. Nocturnal Habits – New Skin for Old Children
  4. Helms Alee – Stillicide
  5. The Cell Phones – No
  6. Future of the Left – the Peace and Truce of Future of the Left
  7. Blind Shake – Celebrate Your Worth
  8. Savak – Best of Luck in Future Endeavors
  9. The rutabega – unreliable narrator
  10. Christian fitness – this taco is not correct

  5 songs that are not on the top 10 records of 2016

  1. Melvins – Decay of Lying
  2. Big Business – Fathers Day
  3. Maple Stave – Call Sign Spider
  4. Iggy Pop – Paraguay
  5. John Congleton & the Nighty Nite – You are Facing the Wrong Way
  
  LET’S COUNT IT DOWN!

  10: Christian fitness – this taco is not correct
  Avid listeners and fans of the show will probably remember… probably remember? How could you forget. Episode 89 with Falco, making a record breaking 4th apperance on protonic, this is a great record. I find that a lot of people don’t know it so much. It’s all pretty much Falco, Jack from Future of the Left, Mclusky plays drums. It’s one of the best records that came out this year, that people haven’t paid that much attention that like this kind of music.
  Reggie Has Asbestos Training
  

  9. The rutabega – unreliable narrator
  This is their second record, the Unreliable Narrator, a little less epic than Brothers The Lights Don’t Work which has been their classic go-to, but the songs are as solid as can be, and very cool. I think you will appreciate it very much, if you haven’t heard it… you really need to. I’m playing one of the lesser known ones here. There is a very specific thing, there’s emotions! there’s feelings! it’s not just noise all the time. You can find it at Comedy Minus One, they are good people, making good music from South Bend Indiana. I happened to pick the one that is the darkest most emotional journey on the record, that’s how we do at Protonic Reversal.
  I dig this one, this is the moody closer. I’ve Been the Armour
  

  Also find them at Comedy Minus One
  Josh and Garth appeared on the show all the way back in episode 33!

  8. Savak – Best of Luck in Future Endeavors
  This is a supergroup of sorts, members of Obits and Virgin Islands. I quite like it, I don’t know exactly what I was expecting but it’s a really good hot rocking good time. Episode 84 featured Sohrab of Savak, Obits, Edsel. This record came out early in the year, and I feel like it made a big impact with folks, but I feel like people aren’t giving it the deference it deserves. There’s an almost new wave-y element to it that i’m really into, but this is some serious rock music at the same time.

  Also available on Comedy Minus One

  7. Blind Shake – Celebrate Your Worth
  One of the best bands loosely affiliated with the new garage rock “movement”, they are on their own thing, their own trip. The Blind Shake! Possibly my favorite since Seriousness. Just excellent stuff all around. This one is on Goner.
  This one is a little less noisy, and a little more DEVO from Pluto.

  6. Future of the Left – the Peace and Truce of Future of the Left
  I feel like the last few Future of the Left records are divisive for some reason, people seem to be really into them or not into them at all. And they don’t give them a chance. They dont’ give it a chance. This is a band that keeps getting better, I frankly like them better than mclusky. Which is heretical for a lot of folks and I don’t care. It’s a busy world, out there. You should make time for this one.

  Again Episode 89 for Falco’s last appearance

  5. The Cell Phones – No
  Believe it or not, I find this band a little hard to describe. Truth told, they sound like themselves, but when pressed I say they sound like Tina Turner fronting NoMeansNo, Freddie Mercury fronting DFA1979, Sharon Jones (of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings) fronting the Minutemen, none of that makes much sense, but it gets you to a starting point. The record is called NO, two words. NO. How do you talk about something like this without just saying: “this kicks ass, shut up stupid, and listen!”. It sounds like it’s from another planet, but I mean that as a compliment!

  4. Helms Alee – Stillicide
  Brace Yourself.
  Great band, one of those bands that are just difficult to describe but are top to bottom wonderful. A unique voice in heavy music, melodic, epic, adventerous.
  Go find them at Sargent House

  3. Nocturnal Habits – New Skin for Old Children
  This is Justin Trosper and Sara from Unwound, with some Two Ton Boa action in there as well. It’s amazing, I love this record, i’ve listened to it lots. One of the deeper cuts on this one. Lush as hell and great stuff. Soothing in it’s way.
  An alternate universe sequel to Leaves Turn Inside you by Unwound.

  Of course Justin Trosper was also on last episode.

  2. Whores – Gold

  Two time guest on the show. Last appearance was episode 90. This is off the record Gold. It’s a bomber. They do a thing that is heavy and noisy, kind of reminds me of KARP-esque things. It’s really good. You can also get the back catalog here. Also worthy! They are receiving a lot of attention right now and it’s a very cool, gravity defying thing.

  1. Beat Drun Juel – suppressor
  You probably don’t know it, and that’s ok. A Chicago band. I slept on listening to this for way too long because I could not remember the name. Which really isn’t that difficult. Once you get it, it’s fine… but you have to get it. This is fucking awesome. It’s PJ Harvey, it’s noiserock, it’s all those things… and it’s own thing.

  So those are the top 10 records of the years.
  I also am tossing in top 5 songs that were not on those records.

  1. Melvins – Decay of Lying
  
  Stiff competition this year, one of the two Melvins record that came out this year. Basses Loaded, the other being Mike and the Melvins with Mike Kunka of godheadSilo. Basses loaded has a bunch of different bass players on it, and it’s really cool. The lead off track is one of my favorite Melvins songs in awhile, it’s the big Alice Cooper side of what they do, and I like it.

  2. Big Business – Fathers Day
  
  They’re back as a two piece with a kickass record. It’s got riffs, if you know… you’re into that kind of thing. The record is called Command Your Weather.

  3. Maple Stave – Call Sign Spider
  
  I had this record for awhile, listened to it and enjoyed it. But this song is the business. From the incredibly politically contentious state of North Carolina. Last song on the record, I like them a lot. Don’t know why it took me so long, frankly. This one gets real close to emo, real close to something i’m not comfortable with at all, but stays on the right side.

  4. Iggy Pop – Paraguay
  
  One that might actually be on a few lists outside of the Nerd-o-verse. Post-pop Depression, it’s a good good record. I liked it a lot, I didn’t top 10 like it though, I think it has some weak spots and some of lyrics kind of blow. One of my favorite rock ‘n roll people of all time. But it’s true, certainly my favorite Iggy Pop record in years and years though. Kind of his goodbye record, it’s interesting to think of there not being an Iggy Pop around anymore making music. I think it’s kind of awesome that it’s in the last song lyrically too.
  Oh! Do yourself the favor and follow Iggy Pop on instagram to see him hanging out with his bird, it’s amazing.

  5. John Congleton & the Nighty Nite – You are Facing the Wrong Way
  
  FEEL THOSE CHIMES SUCKA! I love this record, but there are only so many slots. I listen to this one a lot actually. Famed producer John Congleton and ex-pAperchAse

  Christian Fitness – Reggie has Asbestos Training
  the rutabega – I’ve Been the Armor
  SAVAK – Alive in Shadows
  The Blind Shake – Apostle Island
  Future of the Left – Running All Over the Wicket
  The Cell Phones – You Make Me Say No
  Helms Alee – Tit to Toe
  Nocturnal Habits – New Skin
  Whores – I See You Are Also Wearing A Black T-Shirt
  Beat Drun Juel – Hugger

  John Congleton & the Nighty Nite – You Are Facing the Wrong Way
  Iggy Pop – Paraguay
  Maple Stave – Call Station Spider
  Big Business – Father’s Day
  Melvins – Decay of Lying

  The Blind Shake – Reasonable World

  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  December 12, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep091: Justin Trosper (Unwound, Survival Knife, Nocturnal Habits)

  

  (stream and download – Episode 91)

  Fall records and making things far away from people. Making leaves as an analog recording right in the middle of the digital revolution. Soundbreaking and process change , digital as 4 track, and recording with none of the people in the same room, live bands merging, skipping the “getting going” phase, numero group reissues as nerd wish fulfillment, revisiting the discography, outsiders looking back with rose colored glasses, the cult of instant reaction, post-hardcore, legacy and just doing it, two ton boa , touring during election2016 and Unwound touring during 9/11, politics in music and the value of the personal, survival knife: wha’ happen?, replikants, blade runner remake Brandt on the leaves tour, last Unwound tour as rocky movie and so much more.

  interview begins at 11:40

  Songs Played:

  Nocturnal Habits – Good Grief
  Nocturnal Habits – New Skin

  Nocturnal Habits – Ecophilia
  Unwound – Dragnalus
  Unwound – Terminus

  Shellac – the End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  November 3, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep090: Christian Lembach (Whores.)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 90)
  Christian returns to Protonic Reversal to talk about the new whores record GOLD, online presence and communication, bullshit filters, the sacrifices and choices one makes for “living the life” and the trade-offs that ensue, the deep affinity and friendship that comes from a shared esoteric interest, Harrison Ford, quality merch, PRF BBQ Louisville, self awareness and SO. MUCH. MORE.

  Songs Played:

  Whores. – Baby Teeth
  Whores. – Playing Poor
  Shellac – the End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  June 6, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep084: Sohrab Habibion (Savak, Obits, Edsel)

  photo by Peter Gannushkin / DOWNTOWNMUSIC.NET

  

  (stream and download – Episode 84)
  

  Conan and Brenna talk with the talented guitarist/singer about what constitutes a headphone record, your own genre of badass, punk rock and rules, the Damned and “hard goth”, Legos, confirmation bias, and feedback loops, taxonomic system for music, pen pals, zines and letting things reveal themselves over time, staying social and other people’s stories, recruiting your boss to play bass and opening up space, naming your band after the secret police, band names and history vs. art, collectives and drummers being your kids teacher, the end of Obits, and best of luck in future endeavors. Artisanal, small batch music and culture, PRF Props and more. EVERYTHING MUST BE AWESOME!

  All this guest awesomeness and:
  actual nervous breakdowns, Tahoe and complete changes in life, Conan Doesn’t identify as a tech person and needs to use emojis more, Evan Gritzon and “You Can’t Download Coffee”, Glory Hole Coffee and the Art of Murder, PRF West wrap up.

  Interview starts at 29:18

  Savak – Alive in Shadows

   

   

  Savak – Split Decision
  Obits – I’m Closing In

   

   

  Savak – Knock Don’t Run
  Shellac – the End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  April 11, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep081: Brendan Canty (fugazi, Deathfix, Burn to Shine)

  
  

  (stream and download – Episode 81)
  

  Quick political check in with Drumpf calling for punishments for abortion, then it’s on with Brendan Canty! 31:00 for the over eager.
  Live soundtracks, Brent Green, fugazi children, the fluidity of instant sharing, the lack of endless labor, the arduous wait for a physical release, lots of stuff “out there” these days, sticking it out, relationship with the music as a band and with the fans, on hanging out and NOT being fugazi, records taking a long time and the internal metrics for what it takes, fugazi as cultural shorthand for Conan, Burn to Shine Atlanta, Louisville and beyond, Batman vs. Superman, Zack Snyder is a hack and Embrace the Serpent.

  Songs played:
  Lardo – Gunmetal Eyes
  fugazi – Public Witness Program
  Bob Mould – Circles

  Deathfix – Low Laying Dreams
  fugazi – Brendan #1
  Deathfix – Better Than Bad

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  April 6, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep080: Sean Kirkpatrick (Nervous Curtains, The pAperchAse)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 80)
  

  Being in a synth band in a world of guitars. The Low Defender ep, Abba and Van Halen covers, being a song based synth band, from piano to synths, demos and writing, Is Texas a rough place to be a synthy band?, crazy Texas politicians, circles of shared interests and bias reinforcement, music discovery then and now, rhythm fascination and remixes.

  Nervous Curtains – PMA
  Nervous Curtains – CWII.2

  Lardo – Black Holes
  Nervous Curtains – Light up the Sky (Van Halen)

  Nervous Curtains – Parody
  Nervous Curtains – Low Defender

  Nervous Curtains – the Visitors (Abba)
  Le Butcherettes – Stab My Back
  Nervous Curtains – Krautdog
  Nervous Curtains – Devastator

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  March 4, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep078: Scott Evans/Jon Howell (Kowloon Walled City)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 78)
  

  Kowloon Walled Cities and Roman cities, recording, the symbiosis of antisleep and sharkbite, Tigon and Puig Destroyer, Grievances and the delayed reaction of a “new” record, Less Art, and being identified by name in the San Jose Mercury News, patience and letting it stretch, song based and not “riff based”, Dead Rider, prom songs and stairway to… ? part salads and riff opportunities, unleashing the kraken, rules based music listening, literal music in commercials, opportunities and ceding control, SCION, Guilty pleasures and taking the time to hate things, allegory and storytelling in songs, on children and the future, Unwound, Shiner, Josh Newton and Sie Lieben Maschinen, Snailface (the Blues based Id of KWC), RPM challenge, drummer changes and more.

  Kowloon Walled City – Your Best Years
  Puig Destroyer – Controlled Violence

  Kowloon Walled City – White Walls
  Kowloon Walled City – Daughters and Sons

  Sie Lieben Maschinen – Clever Work
  Snailface – Skin Walker

  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  February 9, 2016Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep076: Tim Green (The Fucking Champs, Nation of Ulysses, Louder Studios)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 76)
  

  Mortality themes, too soon for Bowie? Palin endorses Trump and vomit ensues, metaphorical puppets. Then we talk with Tim Green about naming your bands after amps or other things in the room, the rise of Louder Studios and moving to Grass Valley, destination recording, writing ridiculous parts for your bandmates, on Josh leaving the Champs, looking for a new DRUMMER, and having Phil Manley join. Timesharing with other bands, the breakup, Boyjazz, The Young, the Young Ginns, Nation of Ulysses and new kids disccovering it every year, on *NOT* visiting Steve in Bali, NOU reunion thoughts, times and places, Melvins shows and much more.

  Interview begins at 32:00 minute mark

  The Fucking Champs- valkyrie is dying
  The Fucking Champs-Extra Man

  The Fucking Champs-You’ve Got a Thirst, Portland
  The Fucking Champs-What’s a Little Reign?

  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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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)…

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  October 15, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep070: Phil Manley/Sebastian Thomson (Trans Am)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 70)
  

  IN THIS EPISODE! We have Phil and Sebastian in studio and talk to them about the following:
  Shows in Bethesda, forging a unique sound, Trans Champs and the Fucking Am, Mark Knopfler likes the Fucking Champs, studio Cabana boys, LARPing swords, not being able to write it, but still loving it “Post-Rock” and rock lulls, Juno 60, Thomas Dolby keyboards and bringing on the heartbreak (isolated), Mutt Lange and substractive levels, Whispers, Life Coach update, daylight savings time, Russia bombing things “accidentally” and other bummers. First show ever in Oakland. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival and FREEEE DRUGS! DOING IT LIVE! Lots more Def Leppard talk, bike manifestation and Kelly Stoltz-Bike Angel, EL STUDIO! Phil will record you. Picking setlists and encores, Jon Fine and Your Band Sucks, Sebastian’s STRONG OPINIONS of things he has not seen, and things he has not heard. Plans… vocals… Trans Am reacting to itself. NUTS DEEP! Liberation and the Hummer commercial. on NOT taking the money and it not being ok to question the President Bad, Lindsey Lohan sex scene music, and SO MUCH MORE!

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening Theme)

  Dire Straits – So Far Away
  Trans Am – Play in the Summer

  Trans Am – Television Eyes

  Trans Am – Anthropocene

  Trans Am – Ballbados

  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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• September 22, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep067: Christian Lembach (Whores.)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 67)
  

  Music as delivery system or community, Harvey Milk, Keeping intensity as one grows older, sincerity and going deep, lyrical content as literal reading vs. gallows humor, song titles first as the box to write in, on trying to not play music, on throwing out songs, bummer-vibe bands being the best people, new records and making the time to write, the soft tyranny of diminished expectations, band names getting a band in trouble, “ok” not being good enough, local scenes, writing and recording a song in 48 hours for AmRep.

  Interview starts at 29 minutes

  Manhandle – Red Dawn
  Whores – I Am Not a Goal Oriented Person
  Whores – I Am An Amateur At Everything

  Neighbor – Two Shadows
  Whores – Jumping Someone Else’s Train

  interview with Christian Lembach of whores.

  Whores – Bloody Like The Day You Were Born
  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  September 11, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep066: Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover (The Melvins)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 66)
  

  “I’m Rosemary’s baby!” Movies. Le Butcherettes, Basses loaded and Mike and the Melvins, Buzz almost gets his head blown off, insurance fraud stories, “The amount of work to go through to avoid work.”, The movie Sideways, my dinners with Andre (the giant), Andre and small pac, “never breathe what you can’t see”, Jared warren streaking, earthquakes! Trading Florida for Italy “like living in somebody’s mouth” and SO MUCH MORE!

  Conan Neutron & The Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening Theme)
  Melvins – Pearl Bomb
  Melvins – the Water Glass

  interview with the Melvins

  Melvins – Let It All Be
  Melvins – The Bit
  Melvins – Lovely Butterfly
  Melvins – Youth of America
  Melvins – a History of Bad Men

  Shellac – The End of Radio (closing theme)

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  September 1, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep065: Motherfucker (Erika, Erica, Mandy)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 65)

  65 episodes, Old enough to retire, Protonic “Game of Thrones it’s not”, Cinderella’s beasts and the task rabbits, hitting people in the face with magnets, mom love, Carl Sagan’s Ghost, the shocking story behind methwitches, on Audacious names and reactions and the nature of vulgarity and grown up words, MIAMI CONNECTION as the inspiration for Tae Kwon Do the ep, Scott Weilland’s wine lyrics. The yarrrl as the musical equivalent of the vocal fry and Yarrl’s revenge, Mandy’s love of Springsteen, Fyddylestyxxx

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening theme)
  Motherfucker – Motherfucker – Confetti (In Your Fucking Face)
  Creepoid – Tell The Man
  Motherfucker – Zang!

  Motherfucker – Methwitches
  Shellac – the End of Radio (closing theme)

  

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  August 17, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep063: Andrew “Falco” Falkous (Future of the Left, mclusky, christian fitness)

  

  

  (stream and download – Episode 63)
  

  B Hamilton record release round up. the word “Gubernatorial”, militantly believing in nothing, Cohen brothers, there will be blood… Eventually. “The worst PROPER film.”. The process of creation, bands vs tales, Lightsaber Cocksucking Blues as a failed Whole Lotta Rosie rip off, mclusky charity gig wrap up, crowdfunding, stories about songs, song by song, the joy of the act of creation and other general mirth and merriment.
  interview starts at roughly the half hour mark.

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening Theme)
  Lardo – Clownfish
  christian fitness – All Ghosts to Medicine Counter Four
  mclusky – That Man Will Not Hang

  B. Hamilton – Tight Life
  Flipper – Sex Bomb (single version)

  christian fitness – The Good Sword
  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  July 25, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep060: Brett Eugene Ralph (Kentucky Chrome Revue, Rising Shotgun, Malignant Growth)

  

  Raconteur and music lifer Brett Eugene comes in to spin tales and shoot the breeze, from singing with Minor Threat, seeing Thin Lizzy at his first show (!), explaining how a punk rocker turned outlaw country and Waylon Jennings getting some hilarious come uppance. There is talk of repurposing the stooges as a redneck, what exactly a “rising shotgun “ is, lyricism and lines and so much more. All of this and some live flash rap/hip-hop compositions and debuts from Practice Wife and Love Moon.

  Episode 60

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening Theme)

  James Brown – Give It Up or Turn It Loose
  Practice Wife – Notice of Intent
  Brett Eugene Ralph’s Kentucky Chrome Revue – Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell

  Brett Eugene Ralph’s Kentucky Chrome Revue – Charcoal Grey
  Love Moon – Clouded Bliss

  Tilts – Titanium Falcon
  Lardo – Pedagogue
  Mickey Newberry – Frisco Depot

  Shellac – The End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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• June 23, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep057: Jon Fine (Bitch Magnet, Your Band Sucks [book])

  

  

  Episode 57

  Jon and Conan talk about the many wonders of his memoir/recollection of a band called Bitch Magnet and a different time in independent music.
  The book is “Your Band Sucks: What I Saw at Indie Rock’s Failed Revolution (But Can No Longer Hear)
  Why polite dullards like Clapton play so limp and lifeless, A Minor Forest’s steam table pizza dashboard scenario, the harsh retrospection of “growing up” and all things in the weird, wild world of the glory days of indie rock.
  All this, plus premieres by Lardo and B. Hamilton

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening Theme)
  B.Hamilton – Fucking in a Flophouse
  Bitch Magnet – Motor
  Bitch Magnet – Clay

  Bitch Magnet – Americruiser
  Bitch Magnet – Ducks and Drakes
  Lardo – Gunmetal Eyes

  Bitch Magnet – Dragoon

  Shellac – the End of Radio (Closing Theme)

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  June 12, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep055: J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines, Office of Future Plans)

  

  

  

  Episode 55

  Career spanning interview about punk rock, Jawbox origin story, Band thank you notes, guitars that fight each other, recording the S/T album and the end of the band, Burning Airlines before and after 9/11, Channels! Office of Future Plans! Acoustic! Cello!
  Interview begins at 33:18 after the Jaw-BLOCK. GET IT? GET IT?
  ok

  Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends – Casually Intense (Opening theme)
  Jawbox – FF=66
  Jawbox – Won’t Come Off
  Jawbox – U trau
  Jawbox – Sound on Sound

  Jawbox – Green Glass
  Jawbone – his Only trade
  Jawbox – 68
  Jawbox – Desert Sea
  Jawbox – Static

  Jawbox – Savory
  Burning Airlines – Wheaton Calling
  Office of Future Plans – Harden Your Heart
  Jawbox – Mirrorful
  Shellac – The End of Radio (closing theme)

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  March 29, 2015Protonic Reversal, Show Posts

  Ep046: Tony Molina

  

  

  Episode 46 stream/download

  Daylight savings time is stupid and Conan rants about it. What to do when youtube flags your own song for copyright violation. Replicator. In hour two they talk to Tony Molina. Speaking to classic rock, ZZ Top, Pantera party houses and blood fountains and Brenna tells a cautionary tale of why you should be careful in strange cities.

  8:00am: Casually Intense (opening theme) by Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends
  8:17am: Dragging Your Axe by Eastern Anchors from Dragging Your Axe Behind You

  8:19am: Shiny Destination by the rutabega from Shiny Destination

  8:26am: Henry Don’t Get Love by Le Butcherettes from Sin Sin Sin
  8:32am: Going Home by Thoughts Detecting Machines from Forget

  8:52am: Keep Your Mouth Closed by Risk/Reward from Risk/Reward
  8:55am: ESPN Zone by Room Runner from Seperate

  9:01am: Poor Born by Dead Moon
  9:04am: Poor Born by The Bismarck
  9:07am: Hydronauts by Nonagon from the Last Hydronaut

  9:22am: Change My Ways by Tony Molina from Dissed and Dismissed
  9:22am: Can’t Believe by Tony Molina from Dissed and Dismissed

  9:53am: The Way Things Are by Tony Molina from Dissed and Dismissed
  9:54am: See Me Through by Tony Molina from Dissed and Dismissed

  9:58am: The end of Radio by Shellac from Excellent Italian Greyhound (Closing Theme)

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