I forgot to mention Happy Thanksgiving! It's very easy to lose track of things during these hectic times. Sorry.

I'm very happy to bring you Lung! A unique duo from Cincinnati. And what is ostensibly a second half to my previous conversation with Conan Neutron. Lung being the first half of the Adult Prom Split LP from Learning Curve Records. which you should buy here:

https://lunglunglung.bandcamp.com/

This was a great conversation which starts, like most all these conversations, with in depth coverage of these artists and how they were introduced to music, and how they found this album which they have deemed a significant inspiration to them. Always pretty hard to do with a duo! And this album(Smart Went Crazy's Con Art) does not disappoint. Though maybe my analysis of it does. It's hard to say, but I did not want to over do it on this one. Listen for yourself and make your own opinion. And then share those thoughts with me. And if you Lung seems to be an interesting band to you, go to their website and follow them on socials, buy tickets to their shows, buy some merch or just bring them some food for the love of God!

https://www.lungtheband.com/

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So excited to bring you my conversation with Conan Neutron! The music maker, podcast host, and festival curator stopped in to speak with me today about The Damned's 1979 punk rock masterpiece, Machine Gun Etiquette, as well as all the other things! Family life, discovering music, inner workings of podcasting, The new split LP with Lung, Adult Prom on Learning Curve Records and so much more! It's a little lengthy, but if you're familiar with  @ProtonicReversal  you can understand. It gets a little wordy.

Get the fancy new vinyl here:

Find out all about what Conan's up to here:

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Oh man! This was a hard one.

Do you know this album? Does it illicit pain, discomfort, joy, sadness, grief or shame? Maybe all those things within one song? If you have heard this album and not experienced at least two of those feelings, you may have missed the point.

I and my guest, Doug of Quits, may not be scholars of music, and free jazz in particular, but I don't think you need to be to understand this album on an emotional level. With that being said we hope this show with as many or as few facts and opinions shared within can help you digest what this album is about, and maybe even turn you onto it if you don't already know it.

Also, Doug's band Quits has a new album out called Feeling It on Sleeping Giant Glossolalia. It is available everywhere to stream but if you'd like to support them you can buy a copy here:

https://sleepinggiantglossolalia.bandcamp.com/album/quits-feeling-it

And please listen to this album if you haven't already. Just try it. See where it sits with you.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k1S3Y4LKt4Guz_-Lk8FGUvL2bFrmCxo8M&si=_eJYiOee32MqiTyC

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Happy release day to my guest, Ben Krause and his band NECKBOLT hailing from Psychedelic rock ground zero, Austin, TX! On the day of this release, NECKBOLT is releasing their second album, dream dump, on Born Yesterday Records. It is available now wherever you stream your music, but please don't forget to purchase a copy of it on vinyl here:

https://neckbolt.bandcamp.com/album/dream-dump

This was a difficult talk to prepare for but it went very smoothly thanks to Ben. Not only do I encourage you to purchase dream dump as soon as you can but also catch NECKBOLT on tour this fall. They have dates available through their website and Instagram page in these places:

https://www.instagram.com/neckbolt.xyz/

https://linktr.ee/neckbolt?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=5f4732b1-4052-4d8e-8d02-4024ca14eb0e

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Each episode has it's challenges in researching the chosen album by the guest. Some are not so hard. Maybe even easy. Others make you wish you were dead.

That's not saying that this is a horrible album. It's not. It's a great album by a great band. A mythical group that I think is fairly obscure. Obviously there are a great number of people that know and love Goblin, but even with that being said, how many of those people truly know much about this band? Well, my guest today does. Steve Moore, best known for his band Zombi, not only loves this band and found them to be integral to his own career, but he knows these guys and has toured with them briefly!

And one of the most interesting parts is that, if it weren't for this album, he may have never even started Zombi, let alone scoring films. A true pinnacle of inspiration and something that we strive for here on this show. And if you aren't familiar with any of Steve's work(and there is a TON of it) you can follow this link to his latest release which is a collaboration with Overcalc.

https://sleepinggiantglossolalia.bandcamp.com/album/steve-moore-overcalc-calyx

and when you're done with that, you can explore the rest of his catalog here:

https://stevemoore2600.bandcamp.com

If you'd like to find out more about us and how to support the show, please visit our website at www.psychicstatic.net.

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This is one episode I found it hard to prepare for. It seems I have a string of them coming, but this is the first I tried to tackle. Slint's Spiderland.

Christ man, it's a difficult record, but me and my guest today, Sean Prior, had a great time trying! He's in a terrific band called Intercourse. They have a new album. Not necessarily like Slint, but there are some elements there. You should make up your own mind and get it here: https://intercourse.bandcamp.com/album/halo-castration-institute

that link also harbors links to where you can get tickets to their upcoming shows with Chat Pile and Great Falls.

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Any purchases there help to finance the show. Thank you for your support.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I bring to you today, Ev Gold! The singer songwriter and guitarist for Cinema Cinema from Brooklyn, NY.

Ev was a great guest to have on for this show because, not only is enthusiastic admiration for this band and album, but he has first hand knowledge of being in Inner Ear Studios, where this album was recorded. And with revered engineer/producer Don Zientara for multiple recordings of CC. Don, also being the engineer for In On The Killtaker. Amazing frame of reference to help put some of this conversation into perspective.

Ev is also here to bring some attention to the fact that his band, Cinema Cinema is currently observing their 15th anniversary and have also released a brand new album, Mjölnir, which is a beautiful collaboration with Thor Harris and was also recorded in another legendary studio by another legendary engineer, BC Studios with Martin Bisi. Amazing!

We encourage you to stream and then purchase the vinyl from Nefarious Industries here: https://cinemacinema.bandcamp.com/album/mj-lnir

If you approve of the show, please don't forget to like, share and subscribe wherever it is you are consuming this, and if you'd like to show support to us, please visit www.psychicstatic.net and make some purchases there. We sure would appreciate that. Thank you.

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Today, Daniel Gene, of Pittsburg band, Mirakler, joined me live in the studio to discuss what kind of impact Metallica's Black Album had on his adolescent brain. To my surprise, this album of his choice was chosen because of more of a negative impact than the typical gushingly positive reason. Still intriguing. Possibly more just for that reason.

At the time of this recording, Daniel was on tour, but by they time you hear this it'll be just ending with dates with Cherubs and T-Tops in PA. https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/cherubs-mirakler-t-tops/Event?oid=24172389

Please check their websites for more info or to by their new album on Reptilian Records here: http://www.reptilianrecords.com/products/743259

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We're back! After a short break, we're very happy to bring you David Schellenberg of the band Tunic from Winnipeg, Canada. In this episode, I share all that I could gather about Weezer's Pinkerton, jumble it up and put it up against David and Tunic's catalog and try to determine what similarities they have if any. If you'd like to try to reach the same delineation, I encourage you to listen to and/or buy all of Tunic's records here: https://tunicband.bandcamp.com/album/wrong-dream

or here: https://artoffact.com/artists/tunic/

Or go see them live on this tour with JOHN from the UK.

https://tunicband.com/tour/

If you'd like to find out more about us or support the show by buying any of our merch, records or releases, please visit www.psychicstatic.net

Thank you!

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