10 bands and artists I've seen no more and no less than 4 times, that's what I'm playing on this episode. I'll be running my mouth about where and when I saw these 40 gigs and if anything out of the ordinary happened at the shows. Join me on this trip down memory lane!

After a weekend mainly filled with vomit (my darling daughter's been sick but only missed the bucket once) and tasty beers, why not wind things down on Sunday afternoon and make a podcast I thought. Well, that's what I did and here it is filled with punk, thrash, garage, metal and a surprise or two.

In times of trouble music has always pulled me through. My thoughts go out to all the awesome people who went to see Eagles of Death Metal in Paris Friday night but sadly didn't make it out of there alive. RIP

New week, new adventures! How about kick-starting the damn thing with an earful of punk, thrash, grunge, sleaze, alternative, singer/songwriter and metal? It's merely a suggestion but you just might dig it.

I've lined up some mid-week mayhem for you. Punk, hardcore, metal, alternative, thrash and the indescribable sound of Sleaford Mods. I'm off to Gothenburg on Sunday to see the Deathcrusher tour, so there's my excuse if you never hear from me again... 

Winter's just around the corner but the music on my playlist ought to keep you warm and freckle-faced. If you fancy some country punk, metal, oi, new wave, garage, soul and hard rock look no further. 

Spent a sweet 3-day weekend in Edinburgh (well worth a visit if you get the chance) so I'm all fired up to give you a nice chunk of music from the 70's and onward. Punk, pub rock, classic rock, sleaze, hardcore and metal. It's all here friends. 

Sunday bloody Sunday. No, I won't be playing that song, in fact I can pretty much promise you U2 will NEVER be heard on the Inferno. On today's playlist there's some new stuff from Against the Grain and Clutch, some old gems with Nazareth and Alice Cooper and of course the usual mixed bag of everything in between.

Show no. 262 and what do I have in store for you? Well, no more silly rhymes for a start and a packed playlist of punk, alternative, garage, thrash and metal. Off to Edinburgh in a few weeks, but I'll probably manage to shake out a podcast or two before that. 

"Sunday funday"! Sure, if you're not nursing a hangover or washing the car. I've lined up some punk, alternative, thrash, soul, hard rock and gritty blues. So pick yourself up and dance to the music, or at least tap your toes.