Something old, not much new.

“When I hear music, I fear no danger. I am invulnerable. I see no foe. I am related to the earliest times, and to the latest.” –Henry David Thoreau

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A Danish pastry and a Belgian Bun cooked up in a Dutch Oven

In this episode, Jennifer and Todd talk about Iceland’s ancient occult practice of necropants and the still-standing offer of a full coozie suit to anyone who donates a million dollars to Razorcake.

In this episode, Miles, Prather, and Rick discuss pandemic tourist attractions, Weird Al, Sublime, and eventually ska. Rick plays songs from the Unicorn Records catalogue in the late '80s and Prather plays all covers. Enjoy it, will you?

Daryl, Liz, and Rick go through their favorite records of 2020 and have a deep dive about hardcore band tropes.

What do family values mean in a country nostalgic for a false, racist, misogynistic, classist, homophobic, and violent past? Listen in as we don’t really answer this question and play songs for an hour or so. Fuck nostalgia, fuck traditional values, and fuck 12.

Ethan provided a whole bunch of the songs for this installment and Jennifer did nothing more than hang out. There’s weird stuff (a Finnish dude who includes chainsaws in his repertoire), noisy stuff (Pink Siifu, we’re looking at you), well-known stuff (hello Clash, Dead Kennedys and Ramones), and even a song that may not actually have a horn in it! You’ll have to listen to find out.

Addiction, recovery, death, and mourning unite The Vulturas, so they aren’t about to let a pandemic get in the way of becoming one of your favorite bands.