This week on Revenge of the #80s Radio, we pay tribute to Carmine Capobianco, the star of several horror/slasher/sci-fi movies including Psychos In Love, Galactic Gigolo and Cemetery High. Carmine passed away on January 9th after a long battle with cancer.

I had the privilege of meeting a lot of good people through my radio career and Carmine is one of them. Thus, as a salute to him, we will re-play our 2011 interview together in hour 2 of this week's show.

He was an extremely nice guy, I enjoyed the time I spent with him at the occasional horror convention and his excellent taste in humor. RIP Carmine Capobianco

We kick off 2021 on Revenge of the 80s Radio with Michele Maso Tinsley who, with her sister Caron, Kip Brown, Steven Sicular and Jeff Fair, formed The Little Girls.
Michele recently released new singles with Jonathan Paley. Michele discusses the new cuts, their conception and the video for "He's a Bad Boy" while also looking back at The Little Girls' mark in music history.

Merry Classic Alternative Christmas, Revenge of the 80s Radio spreads holiday cheer with music from artists including Josie Cotton, Limahl, The Lopez Beatles, Wall of Voodoo, The Pogues with Kirsty MacCool, Doug & the Slugs and Squeeze.
Also, enjoy Hour 1

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, Steven Jones and Logan Sky are back on with us for an intriguing conversation and a new single. We talk about the making of their new "Sons of Hallucination," the lead track on their new three-track single featuring Gary Barnacle on saxophone. The music will be part of their upcoming album, European Lovers, scheduled for release in early 2021.
We also play music from Edward Tudor-Pole, Japan, Nash the Slash and more classic alternative artists

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, J.C. Carroll is back on with us. We talk about The Members' leader's new memoir, Still Annoying the Neighbors: From the Surrey Suburbs to the World and Back. Carroll tells of his upbringing in the British suburbs, his love for punk, the impact the Members' "The Sound of the Suburbs" had on his career and life as well as what he has been doing in recent years - including his Saturday night streaming shows.

On our next Revenge of the 80s Radio, we play tracks inspired by literature and great writers. From the classics to contemporary, we play tome-inspired tracks from Kate Bush, The Normal, Plastic Bertrand, The Fall, Hazel O'Connor and other classic alternative artists.
This is Hour 2. Also, enjoy Hour 1.

This week, we play DAY songs: tracks featuring days of the week, holidays, special days or any kind of day. Music includes tracks from The Undertones, New Order, Hazel O’Connor, Rose McDowall, Midnight Oil and more.

Linda Jo Rizzo is back on with Revenge of the #80s Radio this week. Among the many singles she released this year is a new edit of her collaboration "Dance in the Moonlight" with producer Mino Siciliano. Linda will soon release her newest cut, "The Sign," done with B. Infinite.

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, Plastic Bertrand introduces his new album, The Human Experience (English title).

Plastic discusses the tracks, music style, his early interest in punk and his classical training. Plastic also has plans for the coming year when shutdowns wane, including a show in Oakland, California.

We also play tracks from The Cramps, Brian Mannix, The Clash and more

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, Jules Shear talks with Chris about his newest album, Slower. The famed song writer offers a more mellow collection, perhaps reflective of his life in Upstate New York. During our conversation, Shear discusses some of the tracks and how he created them