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Puny humans beware! Radio Free Transylvania is a high-octane, white-knuckle thrill ride through the wild and weird world of Planet Stupid hosted by everyone’s favourite trans-dimensional Transylvanian tyrant turned radio host, Baron Mark Von Frankenstine XIII. It doesn’t matter if you’re a wastoid, a lobotomite or just a garden variety jerkazoid, Radio Free Transylvania is guaranteed to provide your feeble mortal brain with the chilling thrills that kill!
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Dreaming and Scheming with Quivers | Hotline
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On their new album Oyster Cuts, Australian indie rockers Quivers blend jangle rock, synth-dappled new wave, and catchy indie-pop. Echoing the strum and chime of classic alt-acts like The Go-Betweens and R.E.M (they devoted their entire 2020 album to cover songs from the latter), Sam Nicholson (guitars), Bella Quinlan (bass), Michael Panton (guitars…
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Sputnik 5, Philo T. Farnsworth & Cocaine Sharks Playlist: J.G. Thirlwell - No Vacancy Deja Voodoo - Blast Off! The Prissteens - The Hound The Sinners - Attitude Is Everything Satan's Pilgrims - Downshiftin' The Radiators From Space - Television Screen Spizzenergi - Where's Captain Kirk? Uncontrollable Urge - Go Alone Tricky Woo - Born Due The Wet S…
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Beyond Pop—The Sampladelic Power of Herbie Hancock's "Rockit" | The Spindle
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Jazz legend Herbie Hancock's venture into the land of hip-hop beats and turntable scratches, "Rockit", was ubiquitous on the dance floor and MTV's rotation, but its origin story is more interesting than you might think. John and Marc dig into the grooves of this groundbreaking '80s staple on the latest episode of the Spindle. Call us anytime at 1-8…
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Ween, Get Up Kids, Roar, David Lynch, Torres & More | Music News
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This is Music News, brought to you by Hello Merch! This week, we're psyched to share new tie-dyes from ROAR, check out the news from visionary filmmaker David Lynch & mysterious vocalist Chrystabell, scope a new (archival) video from Get Up Kids, listen to new tunes from Torres & Fruit Bats, and reflect on recent bummer news from Ween. Call us anyt…
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Bertrand Hazelwood RETURNS to present a mind-blowing episode of TWO-FOR-ONE TERRORS!!! Playlist: Amyl & The Sniffers - Facts Amyl & The Sniffers - Hertz Pack Rat - Pure Trash Pack Rat - Ask a Punk Wine Lips - Big Muff Wine Lips - Get Your Money METZ - Glass Eye METZ - Wound Tight Bad Hoo - Hot Dr. Pibbs Bad Hoo - Fake Future That Never Came To Frui…
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Thankyoumaxo, The Hard Quartet, 10cc, Desert Daze | Music News
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Decoy Deloy is back with music news you need to know. Up first, dive into classic progressive pop band 10cc's new merch collection at Hello Merch; then, dig into the Desert Daze 2024 lineup, featuring Jack White, Cigarettes After Sex, Say She She, Molchat Doma, and so many more. Then, give the claymation video for Stephen Malkmus (Pavement, The Jic…
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My Bloody Valentine Is Its Own Genre of Music | The Spindle
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My Bloody Valentine were a great band from the start, but the 1990 Glider EP broke their floodgates open, as Kevin Shields turned the band's mix of thick guitars, heavy bass, pounding drums, and heavenly vocals into a soundworld of its own. After a little bit of a summer hiatus, Marc Masters (author of High Bias: The Distorted History of the Casset…
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The Brownsea Island Scout Camp, St. Lupus Of Troyes & Dark Oxygen Playlist: J.G. Thirlwell - No Vacancy The Outdoorsmen - Dead Meat K.V. Raucous - Nosferatu's Last Ride Les Chevelles - Ton Ombre Me Suit The Mononegatives - Stilted Entrance The Paybacks - Just You Wait The Huns - Busy Kids The Mandates - Messin' Around Wanda Jackson - Rip It Up Tomo…
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A Place to Bury Strangers: Some Things Aren't Made For Normal People | Music News
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Decoy Deloy shines a light on Synthesizer, the brand new album from one of the wildest bands we've ever seen: A Place to Bury Strangers. For their 7th album, A Place to Bury Strangers decided to pull out all the stops: the 12” vinyl LP is packaged in a cover that can be assembled into a noise synthesizer. That’s right, the vinyl is packaged in a ci…
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Rui Gabriel Says "Like What You Like" | Hotline
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Born in Venezuela, raised in Nicaragua, and musically christened in New Orleans with his band Lawn, Rui Gabriel is currently based in Indiana. On his debut solo album Compassion—out now from Carpark Records—he layers indie rock guitars, drum loop beats, and harmony-laden vocals that feel like Yo La Tengo snuggling up with Primal Scream or Len if th…
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The Lost Colony Of Roanoke, James Whale & Wine Playlist: J.G. Thirlwell - No Vacancy The Brood - It's A Mystery The Ugly Ducklings - Just In Case You Wonder The Innocent - Rough Work Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet - Bennett Cerf Toy Love - Bride Of Frankenstein (sic) The Flyin' Spiderz - Movies 49th Parallel - Citizen Freak The Ramblin' Ambassador…
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Phoenix Power Poppers Astrologer Are...Out of Control! | Music News
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This is Music News, a weekly update of music you need to hear and stories you need to know with your host, Decoy Deloy. On this week's installment, Andy and Candy of Phoenix-based power poppers Astrologer drop in to discuss their brand new single "Out of Control," the first taste of the forthcoming Astrologer Fleetwood Sprawl. They joined us to dis…
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The 1849 Aerial Bombardment Of Venice, Johnny Thunders, Marc Bell & More Brain Stuff Playlist: J.G . Thirlwell - No Vacancy Girlschool - Bomber Thor - Keep The Dogs Away Huevos Rancheros - Huevosaurus The Tranzmitors - Glamour Girls Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - One Track Mind Dust - Ivory Raised By Wolves - I Saw You Gym Tonic - Illegal Co…
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Destroy All Music With The Weirdos | The Spindle
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There were many great punk bands in Los Angeles in the late '70s, and The Weirdos might've been the best. But were they even punk? John and Marc drop the needle on their first 7-inch, the Destroy All Music EP, to figure out exactly how The Weirdos do— and don't!—fit in. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | F…
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Moving Through Space and Time with Tom Krell of How To Dress Well | Hotline
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"There's a Bladee lyric: kill whatever part of you that isn't true to the heart of you." Ring ring. Tom Krell of How to Dress Well responds to answering machine questions from 1-877-WASTOIDS from folks like Andrew Dost (fun., Metal Bubble Trio) and Patrick McDermott of North Americans. Covered: the mystic visions of Thomas Merton, NBA dream rosters…
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Online Life & Pop Culture with Gen X'rs, Elder Millennials, & Zoomers | Click Vortex
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Your Vortex boys are back and so is the Clickhead live chat. On this special online odyssey, Sam and Jason dig into the "Gen X Soft Club" aesthetic and find themselves wondering what exactly makes Gen X different from Millennials and Gen Z. Covered: The MTV generation, indiesleaze, McBling, Y2k and Y3k, blobitecture, Dexter Holland of The Offspring…
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Look Back Bores and Saddos—The Fall's "Sir William Wray" | The Spindle
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John and Marc explore the late period of Mark E. Smith's legendary group The Fall, focusing on 2013's "Sir William Wray" 7-inch, with insights from special guest Steve Pringle, author of the comprehensive Fall book You Must Get Them All: The Fall on Record. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | Follow us on I…
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He'll Rip your Lungs Out: Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" | The Spindle
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This time around, John and Marc drop the needle on Warren Zevon's most famous single, 1978's "Werewolves of London" backed with "Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner." If you've ever turned on a classic rock radio station you've no doubt heard these songs, but do you know their inside stories? And what makes them so much more than "novelty" hits? Th…
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The UFO-Obsessed Punk Funk of ESG | The Spindle
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Formed in the South Bronx by four African American sisters, ESG coined a sound with their very first release: the "You're No Good" 7-inch, released on England's famed post-punk label Factory. Marc and John dig into how they got there, and why their sound was so unique—and so often sampled, without the sisters seeing much in the way of credit or cas…
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Blur, The Boss, Courtney Love, Enigma, the Beasties & More | Click Vortex
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It's time to tumble down internet rabbit holes once again with Sam and Jason on an all-new Click Vortex. On this episode, they set the time machine in motion and travel back to April 1994, to reflect on that momentous month. Discussed: Kurt Cobain & Nirvana and Courtney Love & Hole, Blur (and their infamous recent Coachella performance), the tale b…
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The Kingsmen: Rock So Raw They Tried to Outlaw It | The Spindle
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If you're of a certain age, you've probably heard The Kingsmen's "Louie Louie," a '60s top 10 staple that got a later boost when it soundtracked a crucial scene in the 1978 frat comedy Animal House. But did you know it was also a target of the FBI? Marc and John dissect this 1963 hit and why it got kids dancing and adults griping, on this new episo…
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Across the Vortex-verse: Great and Terrible Beatles Covers | Click Vortex
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Sam and Jason are back on the bi-coastal swing, digging into the wild world of Beatles covers, encompassing the great to the terrible. To kick the clicks off, Jason rounds up selections from Vortex favorites PM Dawn, Todd Rundgren, Tom Jones, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, plus left field takes from Boris and Merzbow, Spooky Tooth, Sinéad O’Connor,…
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Vote for Fully Electric Miles | The Spindle Rewind
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While Marc and John are gathering new 7″ singles to play for you, we’ve got a Spindle Rewind from the archives: here’s the guys on the On the Corner epic, this alternate version/sonic collage presents five and a half minutes of textural, mind blowing jazz fusion. Though the electric era found Miles seeking a wider audience, this single demonstrates…
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Hey, this is WASTOIDS With, featuring interviews with some of our favorite musicians from a rotating cast of WASTOIDS. This week, we’re hanging out with Will Anderson of Hotline TNT. He’s been traveling the offroads and byways of the American rock underground for years, often working in a more offline capacity, but his latest, Cartwheel, has opened…
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Sam and Jason had a very special guest ready to roll for the 50th episode of Click Vortex, but when they postponed, they decided to honor their inner chatterbox and just riff off the dome. Topics covered include their favorite musical biopics, like Walk Hard and La Bamba, the forthcoming Timothée Chalamet Dylan movie, the Beatles Cinematic Universe…
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I Hear The Devil Calling Me: Drag City's Xpressway Comp | The Spindle
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In 1988, Dead C. member Bruce Russell started Xpressway Records, which quickly became a vital center for New Zealand experimental music. This week on The Spindle, John and Marc dip into the 1991 compilation that Xpressway put together for Chicago's Drag City Records, I Hear the Devil Calling Me—12 tracks in less than 12 minutes and all of them a jo…
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Glitterer Gives Art The Time It Needs | Hotline
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Fronted by bassist Ned Russin (Title Fight), Glitterer crafts strident and melodic songs with nods to classic D.C. punk like Fugazi and Nation of Ulysses. Initially a solo project, the band's latest album Rationale finds Russin joined by a cast of collaborators including keyboardist, guitarist Connor Morin, and keyboardist Nicole Dao. The record's …
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You Got The Touch! You Got the Power | Click Vortex: Fake and Fictional Bands
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Sam and Jason contend with audio demons and fictional bands. Thrill as they look at Russ Meyer and Roger Ebert's satirical 1970 romp Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, Dirk Diggler's stunning tunes from Boogie Nights, 2001's hard rock daydream Rock Star, 2000's record store comedy High Fidelity, Hanna-Barbera and Syd & Marty Croft's late '60s children…
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Nirvana's “Sliver” b/w “Dive” | The Spindle
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Marc and John are Nirvana agnostics—neither big fans nor big detractors of the Seattle trio. But they do really like the 1990 single "Sliver" b/w "Dive", so on this episode they delve into what makes both songs really good—and what it was like at that weird moment when Nirvana was getting bigger but hadn't yet gotten massively, world-wide huge. Tun…
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Sampler Platter: Beck, ICP, Wu-Tang, Cornershop, Doja Cat | Click Vortex
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Sam and Jason are back, armed with two turntables and a microphone. Err, make that two SM7-Bs and an aux cord. The Click duo is looking at the world of samples, pressing play on tunes by Cornershop, Beck, Oasis, Insane Clown Posse, the Verve, Fatboy Slim, Doja Cat, Wu-Tang Clan, Gorillaz, Beastie Boys' sample-delic Paul's Boutique and even more. An…
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Public Image...Better Than The Sex Pistols? | The Spindle Rewind
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While Marc and John are gathering new 7" singles to play for you, we've got a Spindle Rewind from the archives: here’s the guys on the 1978 single from Public Image LTD, ”Public Image” b/w “The Cowboy Song.” Dropping the needle on this strident and stark recording, John and Marc dig in on its attendant Beeheartisms and John Lydon's uncompromising a…
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FIDLAR's Favorite Music (And Pancakes) | Hotline
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LA skate punks FIDLAR specialize in brash, direct tunes. Drawing on a legacy of hard rock and punk, they join us backstage to answer fan questions from the 1-877-WASTOIDS hotline. On this special episode, they share their favorite kind of pancakes, records that inspired them and outline the band's official cigarette replacement policy. Call us anyt…
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Judging By The Record Cover | Click Vortex
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They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover but if it's a record instead maybe that's OK? This week on Click Vortex, Sam and Jason are talking covers: good, bad, and ugly from artists like the Beatles, Big Bear, Megadeth, Molly Hatchet, Rolling Stones, and more. Get hip to Hipgnosis, learn the secret history of Sgt. Pepper's iconic sleeve, and…
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Royal Trux - "Hero Zero" b/w "Love Is..." | The Spindle
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This time around Marc and John delve into the origins of Royal Trux, via their first 7-inch and second release, "Hero Zero" b/w "Love Is..."—not coincidentally, the record that launched the now-legendary label Drag City. Find out how Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema got the magic working from the get-go on this episode of The Spindle. Call us anyt…
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Online Music Pioneers: Radiohead, Prince, Bowie, The Format | Click Vortex
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This week on Click Vortex, Sam and Jason discuss internet pioneers and music culture. With the online landscape morphing into something new, we look back on the ways artists like Radiohead, Prince, David Bowie, Todd Rundgren, and Sam's band The Format, and services like the Internet Underground Music Archive and Napster connected fans directly to m…
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1910 Fruitgum Company's "1,2,3 Red Light" b/w "Sticky, Sticky" | The Spindle
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This time on the Spindle, Marc and John delve into the concept of "bubblegum" pop via 1910 Fruitgum Company's "1,2, 3 Red Light" b/w "Sticky, Sticky", a single so good that it's been covered many times: listen in for versions by Talking Heads, Pooh Sticks, and Apache Dropout. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.c…
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Is the Compact Disc Coming Back? | Click Vortex
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Is a CD revival underway? This week on Click Vortex, Sam and Jason weigh in on the humble compact disc, discussing its merits, drawbacks, packaging and more. Learn about how Sam brought creative energy to The Format's packaging, watch some vintage news clips, and find out if CDs really are more durable than records. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOID…
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Best Of The Spindle (Yoko, Swell Maps, Melvins & more) | The Spindle
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As 2023 winds to a close, Marc and John take a look back at the first year and half of the Spindle, each choosing their 10 favorite 7-inches from what's been covered so far, plus a few favorite episodes too. From freak out jazz edits to New Zealand rock, experimental rock to classic R&B, there's a little something for everyone here. If you're new t…
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Christmas In Click-Land with Anita Means & DJ Johnny Volume | Click Vortex
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This week, your Click Duo Sam Means and Jason Woodbury wander into the frosty wonderland with special guests Anita Means and DJ Johnny Volume. Exploring both Anita and Johnny's yuletide playlists, they riff on classics from Phil Spector's immortal Christmas comp, JD McPherson's rockabilly cheer, Vince Guaraldi, CJ Ramone, various Beatles, Adam Sand…
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Perfect Sound for Awhile | WASTOIDS With Marc Masters (High Bias) Live at Changing Hands
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This week on WASTOIDS With, we’re hanging with Marc Masters. You know him best for his work with NPR, Bandcamp, Pitchfork, and of course his biweekly WASTOIDS show with John Howard, The Spindle, where each episode focuses on a different 7” record. This talk concerns Marc’s latest book, High Bias: The Distorted History of the Cassette. Marc was inte…
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The Germs, "Forming" b/w "Sex Boy" | The Spindle
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LA's Germs were the stars of The Decline of Western Civilization, with front man Darby Crash frothing out his lyrics atop a sloppy punk stomp fueled by guitarist (and future Nirvana/Foo Fighters member) Pat Smear. John and Marc delve into their first 7-inch, 1977's "Forming" b/w "Sex Boy" (the latter recorded on the set of Cheech and Chong's Up in …
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Sam and Jason dive headlong into the world of banned music on this week's all-new Click Vortex. Joined by the clickhead live chat who weigh in with jokes, takes, and occasional fact checks, they "Rumble" with Link Wray, whose music managed to get outlawed even though it was instrumental, and dive into the confusing state of post 9-11 radio, the FBI…
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Bro Smith's "Bigfoot" b/w "Splish Splash" | The Spindle
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On this new episode of the Spindle, John digs up a 7-inch he heard once in 5th grade, Bro Smith's bizarrely goofy "Bigfoot" b/w "Splish Splash," inspiring us to delve into the weird, awesome world of pop-chart novelty hits. Scary stuff! Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | Follow us on Instagram and YouTube.…
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Juliana Hatfield Sings ELO | WASTOIDS With
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Juliana Hatfield joins us today on WASTOIDS With, where we link up with artists to discuss what makes them tick. Coming out of the Boston music scene of the ‘90s Hatfield played in groups like Blake Babies and The Lemonheads. Her voice is a marvel—which has made it especially interesting to check out her recent records, which find her interpreting …
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Fab Four-Tex: Beatles Roundtable Mary P of Zia Records | Click Vortex
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More than 60 years since bounding out of Liverpool and into the hearts of the world, The Beatles maintain a grip on pop culture that's unmatched by any band. This week on Click Vortex, Sam and Jason welcome Mary Papenhausen of Zia Records into the studio at 850 Lincoln to discuss the Fab Four's "last" song, the machine-learning assisted "Now and Th…
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Every other week on The Spindle, Marc and John drop the needle on a different 7". But for this new Spindle Sidebar hang, they're trying something different: a longform, in-depth chat about a band's full discography. You might remember that on the very first Spindle episode, your record-spinning duo delved into Husker Du's cover of the Byrds' "Eight…
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Hotline TNT on Basketball, Nu-Metal, & Zines | Hotline
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Will Anderson of Hotline TNT has been traveling the off-roads and byways of the American rock underground for years. Fusing searching melodies, heartbreaking scenes, and layers of fuzzy shoegaze noise, his latest album, Cartwheel, presents the band to a newfound audience via a new partnership with Jack White's Third Man Records. But don't expect HT…
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Jimi, B-52s, Phish, The Killers-Bands We Used to Hate | Click Vortex
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They say it's a thin line between love and hate. Maybe that's why sometimes music we can't stand winds up becoming music we totally fall for. This week on Click Vortex, Sam, Jason, and the crew in the Clickhead Livechat discuss art they came around on from the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Phish, The Killers, The B-52s, Grateful Dead, and more. Call us an…
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Roxy Music, "Love is the Drug" b/w "Sultanesque" | The Spindle
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On this episode of the Spindle, John and Marc drop the needle on a true classic: Roxy Music’s 1975 “Love is the Drug” b/w “Sultanesque,” released in advance of their 5th album, “Siren.” Find out why this song still sounds so fucking great – and why it influenced so many future artists. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at …
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Haunted Hotels and Stephen King's Musical Obsessions | Click Vortex
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Just like an episode of Ghost to Ghost AM, Sam and Jason are back with a Halloween-themed livechat. Get a play-by-play of adventures at haunted hotels like Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff and The Rave/Eagles Club/The Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee and learn about the many musical obsessions of Stephen King. This episode includes appearances by The Ram…
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