Musical Osmosis

This week guitarist extraordinaire Xander Demos stops by to talk about his amazing music career, growing up in the Tampa and Pittsburgh music scene, the movie “Hair I Go Again” and his upcoming album Gods Of Jupiter.

So join Saucey, Odell and Xander for all the White Knuckle Driving Guitar Licks we can Verbally Hammer into your Metagalactic EarHoles!

This week we talk about the greatest story ever told with Steve Kicks from the high energy, high octane punk band The Briefs. We also talk The Cute Lepers, the Seattle music scene, the Briefs' raw straightforward sound and what the band is up to today.

So join Saucey, Odell and Steve for all the Poor Weird Punk Music we can Verbally Medicate into your Dead Suburban EarHoles!

This week, calling in from parts unknown, the Iron-Born Cosmic Cowboy of Cosplay, Ben Stewart, and the Northman Hero of the Horde, Dustin Miller, from the band your pitiful little Earth ears are unworthy to hear- SONGHAMMER has arrived!

We talk with ShredHammer and CroonHammer about SONGHAMMER’S triumphant new album “Take a Ride On My Spaceship” guaranteed to shatter your mind and shake your booty, the band’s nefarious origins, and their mission here on our humble planet.

So join Saucey, Odell, Ben and Dustin for all the Cataclysmic Cosplay we can Harmoniously Hammer into your Erogenously Enthralled Earholes!

It’s our end of the year episode and what better way to say goodbye to 2015 than with legendary Joe Genaro AKA Joe Jack Talcum from the iconic punk band, The Dead Milkmen.

This episode we talk about Joe’s 30 + year career, the state of punk and politics today, and the impact of social media on underground DIY music.

So join Saucey, Odell and Joe for all the Epic Punk Tales we can Musically Deliver into your Bitching Little Earholes!

This week we talk with one of my all time favorite metal bands, a band that has not only rocked the metal world for over 25 years but that has crossed genres and has had a huge impact in rock, punk, and metal. Warrior Soul!

This episode we will talk with lead singer Kory Clarke about the band’s unique origin, their straightforward rock sound and punk attitude that has made Warrior Soul accessible to all walks of life.

So join Saucey, Warlock, and Kory for all The Renegade Rock and Roll we can Vocally Jackhammer into your Timid Little EarHoles!

Special 90-minute holiday episode. This week we talk music’s influence on the holidays, Christmas songs that rock, and Lips from the Canadian Metal band: Anvil stops by to say ho ho ho and talk about the new album.

So join Saucey, Odell, and Lips for all the Musical Eggnog we can Festively Scream into your Coal Filled EarHoles!

This Week we talk with Mario Cuomo from the high intensity, high volume rock band The Orwells. We’ll talk about the band’s history, The city of Chicago that produces so much great underground music and their appearance on Letterman.

So join Saucey Odell and Mario for all the Chicago Rock and Roll we can Violently Shove into your Angst-Ridden EarHoles!

This week Saucey and Odell reminisce with friends Jason (from Misery Index and Dying Fetus), Warlock (from Carnal Demise and Terrorism) and our pal Jimmy about Wilmers Park- a great outdoor concert venue in Brandywine, Maryland, with a checkered but amazing history of music.

So join Saucey, Odell and Friends for all the Hard Core Nostalgia we can Sentimentality Fist Pump into your Myth Hungry EarHoles.

This week we talk with Larry Damore from the band that first got me into punk rock, Pegboy!

Larry will clue us in on the history of Pegboy and The Bhopal Stiffs, The Chicago Punk Scene and what keeps him motivated after 30 years of pounding the pavement with a high-energy punk band.

So join Nick and Odell for all the Melodic Melodies we can Amplify into your Discontented EarHoles!

This week we talk with my all-time favorite lyricists, from The Pist, East Coast Panic, M-13 and The Deacons, The Unstoppable Juggernaut of Punk Rock, Al Pist. Is Al Pist still Pist? How has the punk scene changed over the years and is punk still creating the social moments it did back in the 80’s and 90’s?