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Sometimes the episodes are good. Sometimes they…aren’t so good.
This one falls into the second category. Things start out good with talk of eclipses and earthquakes before sliding into an episode of TSS after dark and eventually starting to get shakey about 30 minutes in.
The bands are good at least. We talk about the amazing Castle Rat, METS, Spaced, and the reissue of 90’s alt-rock bad Garbage’s 4th album “Bleed Like Me”
Songs featured in Episode 132:
“Dagger Dagger: – Castle Rat
“99” – METS
“Big Picture” - Spaced
Furious Podcasting
Settle in for a big ole piece of butter pie and some furious podcasting as we briefly recount trips to Italy and training camp, almost getting arrested over a popular novel of yesteryear, Lou’s secret girlfriend, and Jaime’s take on “Poor Things” For a little extra treat, listen to the end to hear a delightful rendition of an old timey song.
Songs featured in Episode 131
“Everything Turns blue” – Chelsea Wolfe
“No Thirds” – Mary Timony
“Anti Sapio” - Pissed Jeans
“Stuck in a Dream” – Gouge Away
“I Got Heaven” Mannequin Pussy
Also discussed, but not featured: La Luz, Habibi, and Die Sexual
ALSO ALSO….who knew butter pie was a real thing?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_pie
February 9th?
Not likely. This is the last of the “pre-Italy” podcasts. Hopefully I will be able to get these out faster than one per month. Anyway, as part of a little “Sunday Morning Surprise” we discuss the subversive nature of both Tele-Tubbies and a certain NFL power couple, the majesty of AntsCanada, and the shining gem of the internet: Elita Harkov.
Music Featured in Episode 130:
“Vivarium” – Infected Rain
“Small Finds” – Sleater Kinney
“Working Poor” – Doc Rotten
We also review the very excellent new(ish) album by Pineapple Thief “It Leads to This” (album and tickets on sale now)
Ok. Sometimes a podcast lingers too long, and you just need to get it out there and over with. I meant to put this out about a month ago, but got waylaid by a work trip, disease, and a weeklong internet outage (all of the above to be discussed in Eppy 131). Podcast Constipation…..
On the other hand, I butcher the Hungarian language and give my impressions of Cats (the musical the movie) and why it is so much worse that I could have ever imaged.
No music featured in this one, but we discuss KIÉGETT FÖLD, Cosmic Joke, and Gaupa
The next one will be better, I promise
Episode 128 notes:
Our long awaited, long overdue “Best of 2023. This one got delayed out because of some last minute work travel and also us being kind of fuckups
We also hit on the Wham and Hypgnosis docs, the Spitting Image Muppets, and list etiquette.
Spiritual Cramp and Upchuck are reviewed.
Lou’s top 10:
“Fake” – Hoplite
Desire Pathway – Screaming Females
“Intercepted Message” - OSEES
“Manzanita” – Shana Cleveland)
“Island in the Sky” - Death Valley Girls
“I am the Dog” - Sir Choe
“Petrodragonic Apocalypse” – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
”Set your Pu$$y Free” - NOBRO
“Chaos County Line” - Skating Polly
“The Record” - Boygenius
And Jaime’s list:
Restraining Order
“Life Under the Gun” - Militarie Gun
Set Your Pu$$y Free” - NOBRO
“Spiritual Cramp” - Spiritual Cramp
“The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons” - The Hives
“In Times New Roman” - QOTSA
“Guts” - Olivia Rodrego
“I am the Dog” - Sir Chloe
“Dark Tracks” - Manuela Iwansson
“The Record” – Boygenius
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Episode 127 Notes:
The only podcast that isn’t afraid to ask: “Would you, with a robot”?
Songs featured in Episode 127:
“Christmas One and Only” – Gurr with Eddie Aros
“Delete It” – MSPAINT
“Set Your Pussy Free”, “Where My Girls At?”, “A.I. Sexbots” – NOBRO
“Santa Claus” , Thee Headcoatees
We also discuss the witchy and wonderful Stevi Daft:
Episode 126 Notes:
Lou deals with plumbing issues and Jaime deals with broken arms. Audio for this one may be a bit wonky due to the industrial fans blowing in the background. I did my best to clean it up. Lou listens to the remake of Dark Side of the Moon so you don’t have to (although you really should give it a listen; it’s pretty darn good) and we give early impressions of the Thurston Moore Bio.
Stick around after the closing song for an except from our 2017 review of Chelsea Wolfe and Youth Brigade. For that matter, check out Episode 32 of this very podcast for an expanded discussion and our review of “Hiss Spun”.
From the official Chelsea Wolfe Youtube
Songs featured in Episode 126:
“Disconnect” – Private Mind
“I’m JK” - The Paranoyds
Roger Waters and Chelsea Wolfe, and the Rolling Stones are also discussed, but not featured.
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Episode 125 Notes:
Only a month late for Halloween, the HARROWING REASON is revealed!
Well, not really. I got Covid and it messed up (and continues to mess up) the schedule. As a consequence, this podcast reflects our 7 year Anniversary!!!! Yay us! I am sure we will acknowledge it down the line.
Anyway, we talk about Open City, Cherry Glazerr, Olivia Rodriguez, and Pumpkin Guts (the band, not the guts
As a little piece of trivia, this is the first podcast in which a significant segment was cut. I read a book that I found absolutely fascinating (in the same way one might find a baby kitten getting eaten by a python “fascinating”) but was not able to do it the justice it deserved. Who knows? I may revisit it in the near future.
Songs featured in Episode 125:
“Carry Us” – Open City - Hands in the Honey jar
“Lacy” – Olivia Rodregez - Guts
“Ghosts” – Pumpkin Guts – Death, The Devil, and Dismemberment
While the Cherry Glazerr album (I Don’t Want You Anymore) is great, none of the songs really lend themselves to clipping, hence it is not featured. I can only hope Clem can forgive me.
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Originally recorded on 8/19, we had to shift some things around to try to hit a release date for a review. This didn’t quite work out for reasons that will become evident in the next episode (125), but we are here now.
And it’s a shame, because we never had a chance to talk about the (very excellent) QOTSA show:
Also, Samantha Fox, a Gwar Ted Talk, Johnny Football, and some twin PP drama. What are the twin PPs? Listen and find out
Songs Featured in Episode 123
“Rigor Mortis Radio” - The Hives
Discussed, but not featured are “Year of October”, NOBRO, and the Waters DSOTM (Both of which will be discussed on a future Podcast
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Episode 123 Notes
But really, it’s Episode 124. We talk about MUSIC. A shocking amount of music, but also moon time, time travel, Jaime’s newfound fandom of both a Ke$ha and a Tay-Tay, and a topic! (Song of the summer).
Music discussed includes Die Sexual, Paint it Black, Be Your Own Pet, A Giant Dog, Speedy Ortiz and Sonic Youth.
We get into a big discussion on Skating Polly (Chaos County Line) and obsession. The FLOOD article we reference is linked below. Give it a read.
https://floodmagazine.com/136306/skating-polly-chaos-county-line-track-by-track/
Even more exciting, we had a preview from Jacket Thief, the new solo project from Fu Manchu drummer Scott Reed. The album is “Lights Out on the Shore” and it came out on September 29th of TripKey Records.
Songs featured in Episode 123
"Bound, I Rise" - Die Sexual
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Lou and Jaime Z intrude the digital airwaves about indie, punk, hardcore, metal, rock, hell, music in general. A couple of albums are reviewed and a topic is discussed. Babies are born and rainbows appear. And maybe some vodka is drank.
Lou and Jaime Z met through a comic shop in the King of Prussia mall around the summer of 1999. Jaime rang our hero Lou up for some comic books and asked if Patrick was his brother. Lou awkwardly answered "Yes" and ran out of the store in fright. A few weeks prior, he witnessed Jaime's sister yell at a customer for being stupid, and became wary of those comic shop sisters. A year later Lou joined the Comics and More team and became co-workers with Jaime. And that is how the story began...

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