Take a gigantic stew pot, throw in a scoop of intriguing found-sound  samples, a cup of intense visual art, a sprinkle of Satan, a dash of Mr.  Rogers' Neighborhood, a generous helping of spectacular guitar work (and maybe a tab). What comes out? The outstanding work of Young People's Deathkamp's, Andy Stoma. The Ithaca, New York has created an amazing amalgamation of sound and art that throws the conventional schema of other genres of sample driven music into the dumpster. We met Andy through our pal Adam Casto of Nerd Table, and decided that he needed an episode to call his own.  

Hope you all enjoy it and don't forget to like and share. Take care, Dandies!

While we Americans don't always recognize the name, there's no mistaking the voice!

Born in Lancashire, England Artey Slick began his musical career as the drummer for the soul band FBI. Following this, Slick rose to fame through his association with the production trio Stock Aitken Waterman. Emerging as a solo artist in the late 80s, he has gone on to sell over 40 million records and top multiple charts around the world. In 2008 he was voted "Best Act Ever" by Internet users at the MTV Europe Music Awards. 

To say it's an honor to welcome him to the podcast is truly an understatement! Enjoy, Dandies!

One of our favorite returning guests, Mr. Thomas Whitmore has been serving on the board of directors of MUFON (The Mutual UFO Network) since 1995 and has a wealth of knowledge on UFO history/events/theories. After barely scratching the surface of the history of the Majestic 12 in UFO lore in our previous episode, Tom returned to do a deep dive into the documentation, theories of motivation, and the players involved in one of the biggest bombshell conspiracy theories that the world has ever seen. We also had a great time speculating about extraterrestrial life and hearing some incredible stories involving aliens and their contact with us here on Earth. Enjoy the episode Dandies! (And don't forget to like and share!)

How did we not discover the Bonnevilles sooner?? This amazing "garage punk blues" duo has been rocking Northern Ireland since 2009. Damn, they are good! It was such a pleasure to spend some time getting to know the band's front man/ace guitarist Andrew McGibbon. 

Along with being a truly gifted artist, Andy's a great story teller. Join us as he shares tales of growing up in Northern Ireland during the 70s and 80s, discovering the blues, connecting with bad ass drummer Chris McMullan, finding his signature sound, and visiting Robert Johnson's legendary crossroads. 

Did Andy sell his soul to the Devil? Listen and tell us what you think!

Thanks so much, man! We had such a blast!

PS - If you haven't already discovered these guys, get on it!:  https://www.thebonnevilles.co.uk/home

Mick Flannery is truly a generational talent with an impressive and ever-evolving body of work. Seriously...he's done some super cool shit and keeps producing more! We've wanted to get to know this Irish singer/songwriter for some time and were not disappointed. He could tell us to F*ck Off anytime and we'd still love him! 

Had a great time talking about the creative process, current projects, working with the amazing Susan O'Neill (stay tuned!), appreciation for chess, parenthood....and more! Really proud of this one! 

Thanks for joining us, Mick!

With an incredible response from lovers, and critics alike, the birth of the  Bay Area doom duo Dungeon Weed got ears and minds popping, all over the  world. Their second installment of an incredibly sludgy, yet hooky  double album, "The Eye of the Icosahedron" continues to impress and  will make a great addition to your collection. We were lucky enough to have Chris and Dave from Dungeon Weed join us for an episode of Undetermined The Podcast. Now! Let's get busy! -

In 1928 calamity struck our former hometown of West Plains, MO when the local dance hall exploded leaving dozens of community members dead or injured and making headlines around the world. To this day, an official explanation for this tragedy has yet to be presented. Theories and legends, however, abound. 

When we had Dr. N (Undetermined: Deaths, Disappearances, and Mysteries) on previously, we knew we wanted to have her back sometime. We also wanted see what might happen if we actually made an effort to stay on a particular topic. We figured this might be a good one! So glad she agreed!

This one's definitely dark. But we think you'll find it interesting. Enjoy, Dandies!

Still need more weird after the last episode? We've got ya covered! So pleased to welcome Joe Lifto back to the podcast! 

Joe's truly led an "amazing" life. As a star of the Jim Rose Circus, you KNOW he's got stories! Lucky for us, he shared a few. Listen in to find out about getting banned in Lubbock...touring with rock icons...the art of turning a geek...we even play a little "This Is Your Life" with a very special appearance from an old friend of Joe's who spends a little time looking in the Rearviewmirror. (He's a total Animal!) 

Man, it was fun! Can't wait to have you back, Joe!

What happens when you leave Jon and Matt to their own devices with no guest to keep them in check? To quote Matt: "Definitely our most effed up yet!"

Join us as we discuss topics such as: Near death experiences: the custom of the sea; cannibalism; body modification; mutilation...and kittens! (We also offer great parenting advice!)

For reals...this one's not for the squeamish!

Man, he's cool! 

What an honor to be joined by The God of Noise, Mr. Justin Pearson. Justin has been making cutting edge, hardcore music for 30 some years  under the banner of such incredible acts as The Locust, Dead Cross, Swing Kids, Retox, Satanic Planet and more. 

As the proprietor of ThreeOneG Record's he has helped unleash many more amazing records from the likes of The Blood Brothers and Haunted Horses. 

In true DIY fashion, Justin has punked Jerry Springer out of a free trip to Chicago, set off a stink bomb or two, and might owe a few vending machine companies some restitution. Listen in as we discuss the evolution of hardcore culture and how to feel like you win without playing the long game. 

Enjoy Dandies! We certainly had a blast.