Black Needle Noise is the current collaboration project of John Fryer. Featuring different musicans and vocalists for every track.

John Fryer is the mastermind behind more music than you can imagine. His resume is the longest one I have ever seen. Having produced and or performed with Depeche Mode, Modern English, Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil, Nine Inch Nails, WIRE, and that is just a few names from his catalog. 

John Fryer is a musical genius who has the midas touch for sound. His current album "Lost in Reflections" is just as groundbreaking and wonderful as any work he started the music world with 40 years ago. 

Enjoy, and dope up with Black Needle Noise.

https://www.blackneedlenoise.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/black_needle_noise/ 

https://www.facebook.com/BlackNeedleNoise/ 

https://twitter.com/johnfryer666 

Black Needle Noise Catalog on Bandcamp [https://blackneedlenoise.bandcamp.com/] 

wiki [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fryer_(producer)] 

#blackneedlenoise #johnfryer #thismortalcoil

Ron Wasserman is an L.A. based musician, who has been in the industry making music for televivision shows, video games, and his song "I will Love you" performed with "Fisher" is the first song to make a million dollars on an mp3 download. 

He did the scores for "Hot in Cleveland" "The Power Rangers" and plenty of other shows and commercials. He is also able to say that the late Eddie Van Halen was his roadie.

Ty Herndon is a country singer who has been at it for going on 30 years. He has been spotlighted several times as being the first openly gay country singer. His career has been a rollercoaster to say the least. He is managing to survive, and has even played a few shows in the pandemic.

He re worked his Christmas album "Re-Gifted" with Kristin Chenoweth with the song "Orphans of God" . I have known him for a few years, and I have to say, it was hard having a professional conversation with him.

Being the staunch critic of country music, and not a fan of Christmas music, I have to say, this album really had some surprises for me, and we talked about why. If you want to know the industry taking someone on, and beating them to pieces, this episode is for you.

 

Tyherndon.com [http://tyherndon.com]

 

facebook.com/tyherndonofficial [http://facebook.com/tyherndonofficial]

 

twitter.com/tyherndoncom [http://twitter.com/tyherndoncom]

 

soundcloud.com/ty-herndon [http://soundcloud.com/ty-herndon]

 

instagram.com/tyherndonofficial [http://instagram.com/tyherndonofficial]

 

#tyherndnon #kristenchenoweth #country #lgbtqsingers

If Tom Waits and Siouxsie Sioux had a child, it would be Ryder Cooley of the Dustbowl Faeries. 

Dust Bowl Faeries is a dark-carnival band from New York. Their eclectic repertoire of songs draws inspiration from circus, post-punk and Eastern European folk music. Accordion, singing saw, ukulele, lap-steel, guitar and percussion combine to create the Dust Bowl Faeries other-worldly sound. The band was founded by inter-disciplinary artist Ryder Cooley and Hazel, a disembodied taxidermy ram who performs with the Fairies as their mascot-spirit animal.

Ryder and Hazel are joined by Rubi LaRue, Jon B. Woodin, Liz LoGiudice & Andrew Stein.

The video "Candy Store" https://youtu.be/jELSbCqfWxY 

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWSmL9uBZE7Ng3-eGsMBI-A/ 

web: http://www.dustbowlfaeries.com 

fb: https://www.facebook.com/dustbowlfaeries 

Insta: https://www.instagram.com/dustbowlfaeries/ 

Spotify: spotify [https://open.spotify.com/artist/3sCvPYNcxQrSrkPX4FCYxh]

This week we are presenting the second of two segments of the McBroom

Sisters, Durga and Lorelei. You have heard them, they have been with Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Blue Pearl, Boy George, Rod Stewart, Billy Idol, and thelist goes on. 

They just released an album called "Black Floyd" an album of some PinkFloyd covers, and some of their own songs, one of which was co written with the late "Lemmy" they had an all star cast on this album including Nick Mason from Pink

Floyd himself. These sisters have done it all, and their stories are nothing short of incredible. The message of "Black Floyd" is that Black Lives Matter, and the racism in the world and in the industry needs to be addressed. And its just great music.

 

McBroom Sisters home page [http://mcbroomsisters.com/album] 

Lorelei's personalized jewelry page [http://jewelrybylorelei.com] 

Black Floyd Album [https://sonicelements.bandcamp.com/album/black-floyd] 

https://youtu.be/q9mt60EhtAY 

#pinkfloyd #blackfloyd #aussiefloyd #lemmy #bluepearl

This week we are presenting the first of two segments of the McBroom

Sisters, Durga and Lorelei. You have heard them, they have been with Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Blue Pearl, Boy George, Rod Stewart, Billy Idol, and the

list goes on. They just released an album called "Black Floyd" an album of some Pink Floyd covers, and some of their own songs, one of which was co written with the late "Lemmy" they had an all star cast on this album including Nick Mason from PinkFloyd himself. 

 These sisters have done it all, and their

stories are nothing short of incredible. The message of "Black

Floyd" is that Black Lives Matter, and the racism in the world and

in the industry needs to be addressed. And its just great music.

 

McBroom Sisters home page [http://mcbroomsisters.com/album] 

Lorelei's personalized jewelry page [http://jewelrybylorelei.com] 

Black Floyd Album [https://sonicelements.bandcamp.com/album/black-floyd] 

https://youtu.be/q9mt60EhtAY 

#pinkfloyd #blackfloyd #aussiefloyd #lemmy #bluepearl

Hackedepicciotto

Is the band that has mixed their last names, of Alexander Hacke, and Danielle De Picciotto. Danielle is an American visual artist and film maker, who is classically trained on violin. 

Alexander is the bassist for the German Art Rock Industrial Punk band

"Einstürzende Neubauten" (Collapsing New Buildings). 

They make music you would enjoy as the soundtrack to the end of the world, at least, the old world ending to the themes of Battlestar Galactica. We are covering the new album "The Current" that is a must have for anyone who loves NON Radio played music. They are nomads who wander the earth, and that contributes to their music in ways you can't even imagine. 

As a bassist, I am speaking to a legend, and these guys are incredible. 

Bandcamp [https://hackedepicciotto.bandcamp.com/album/the-current] 

https://www.hackedepicciotto.de/

https://twitter.com/hackedpicciotto

https://www.instagram.com/hackedepicciotto/

https://www.facebook.com/hackepicciotto/

Mary Fahl has been interpreting the sounds of the deities for us for close to 30 years. She was the voice for the 90's band "October Project" which was an outstanding group of musicians. She moved on to create some wonderful classical vocal work, but she honestly can do whatever she wants. Example, she found a song in 11th Century Spanish/Arabic and sang it.

Her work was also in "Gods and Generals". She most recently produced a blue ray of her own interpretation of "Dark Side of The Moon" by Pink Floyd, that was meant to be played as loud as a 747 engine blaring right outside your window. (Just get the blue ray and try it). 

Mary on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100044794981066] 

@MaryFahlMusic

 

www.maryfahl.com [http://www.maryfahl.com]

The best fremale fronted rock band out there, Lindy Gabriel and her apocalypse is loud, proud, intense and enough to send you out of your chair. She is a post Road Warrior apocalypse dominatrix who had to skip an interview cause she as out on a last minute puppy rescue. Having just released some new material "Systematic Chaos" you can enjoy the raw noise and possibly hope the world comes to an end so they would be the standard fare. 

https://gabrielandtheapocalypse.com/

http://www.facebook.com/gabrielandtheapocalypse

https://twitter.com/GATA_band

https://www.instagram.com/gabrielandtheapocalypse/

https://play.spotify.com/artist/2aZzYWY7oXTY4469Yp4CdR

This week I interviewed Boff Whalley the singer and guitarist for the "WE do all things how we want to" band Chumbawamba. I have known him as the "Other Mormon Anarchist" for 15 years. We cover his current musical work, history, and of course "Anarchist" politics. There is no end to loving their music, 18 or so albums (I really have no idea how many actually) they encourage you to steal their music, and still do. 

http://boffwhalley.com/

http://www.chumba.com/index.html