Pub Goth Transmission

Demitri from Äxe joins the show to expand the canon of Pub Goth with Red Dwarf, and a deep dive into the psychodrama of the British Sitcom.

We watched a film about colonial outcasts, apartheid, and martyrdom. We also watched The Bone Temple, the most Pub Goth film of all time.

PGT returns with 2 hours of Belgian Waffle from the Alcatraz festival, covering Bollekes in Antwerp, driveable tables in Rotterdam, why Primus sucks, and indecipherable French Techno.

Adam and Archie discuss the current rise of fascism and try to give an idea of what it is, where it comes from and how it can be confronted.

Adam and Archie use OSINT and their experiences studying the logistics and ideologies of fascism to unpack the current state of Israel's genocidal war and the constellations of resistance from the Palestinian people.

Scarlett rejoins the Pub Goth Roundtable as we round up the latest protests, Tolminator Festival, the death of Ozzy Osborne, and get into the Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's post-brexit zombie masterpiece 28 years later.

The Pub Goths report back from King Diamond's Roundhouse show and crack into Adam Curtis' latest documentary 'Shifty', chronicling the hollowing out of institutional power amidst the rise of neoliberalism, atomisation, and de-industrialisation from Thatcher to Blair, plus a grower's update from Archie!

Archie gives us the lowdown on the recent Dygora Japan tour and a new PG Tip: how to distil your own booze!

Check out the new Dygora "Southside Tapes" EP https://dygora.com/discography

Adam's article on AI as Class Warfare https://newintermag.com/ai-as-class-warfare/

Archie and Adam review Aaron Sorkin's 1992 film 'A Few Good Men' and how it exemplifies the vibes-based relation that liberals and fascists have to due process and international law today, plus a homegrown veg update from the Waft Garden

Mac re-joins PGT us to talk about the cuts to disability benefits, monetary theory, and Archie shows you how to brew yourself something golden.