Jukin' and Dancin' and Partyin' on this one!Here's the Playlist: Happy Home Screaming Blue Messiahs Good and GoneSuggested by DaveSwingin Party (Ed Stasium Mix) The Replacements Tim (Let It Bleed Edition)Girls Named Erica Jeremy Porter And The Tu...

This week’s show, after some sad 1993 Swervedriver slurring: brand new Fontaines D.C., Soft Science, Feeders, Echo & the Bunnymen, Death Cab For Cutie, Tammy Shine, Messthetics, and Decemberists, plus The Hollies, Mary Saenz, Graham Nash, Ernest Tubb, ...

 Originally Published 5/31/20Playing Favorites tonite - this time some Punk, Psychobilly, 80's Alternative and Soul!Here's the Playlist:Daddy's Favorite Bob Mould Patch the SkyArms Aloft Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros StreetcoreMy Response To A...

 Originally Published 5/25/20It's all covers tonight!Here's the playlist:All Day And All Of The Night Adolescents Rat Music For Rat People Vol. lllBrand New Cadillac The Clash London Calling Souvenirs Grandpaboy Dead Man ShakeJumpin' Jive Joe Jack...

I ended last week’s new release episode with a good dozen or so songs I did not find time to air. How could I handle that? That’s not enough new tunes for a third show of new tunes? Should I just keep them in storage for the September series? But then I remembered that today (8/21/26) was a momentous day for rock and roll. It’s the day that Gravest Graves by The Cramps was coming out. For those living under a rock, here’s the short story. After Lux Interior died in 2009, his partner Poison Ivy became a complete recluse. Reportedly, she didn’t even open the mail containing the royalties from the inclusion of “Goo Goo Muck” in the Netflix show Wednesday. At some point, In the Red Records head honcho Larry Hardy was visiting Ivy, and was stunned to find boxes and boxes of studio reels in her garage. He contacted Henry Rollins, who dropped everything to head across the country to bring them back to proper storage in Nashville. There they discovered reels and reels of recordings from the 1977 sessions with Alex Chilton that resulted in their first couple of singles. Now this material has been released, […]

I did a phone interview with Andy from Rad Skulls. I absolutely loved what he had to say.

I did a phone interview with Andy from Rad Skulls. I absolutely loved what he had to say.

I did a phone interview with Andy from Rad Skulls. I absolutely loved what he had to say.

50 years of Stiff Records, new Jonny Manak and the Depressives, my Dad's birthday, 25 years of No Front Teeth Records, and more!

 Originally Posted 8/18/20Climb Aboard - The RRWOAS Time Machine is heading to 2002 tonight!Here's the Playlist:ListThe Fags The FagsDope NoseWeezer MaladroitKnock It Right Out Grandpaboy Mono / StereoRuff Stuff Gomez In Our GunSuggested by KateTh...