Last week, I set no less than 3 traps to capture the audio from this show, so as to finally have a podcast version again. Despite all of the extra effort, and much to my surprise, only one of them turned out, and even it was a bit damaged during the first hour. However, I've now restored the damaged portion and made it available for download (praise... something?!?). Grab it below...
**It should be noted that the source for this episode's podcast version, unlike those before it, was the actual on-air broadcast, so you'll hear some static, but it's better than hearing no show at all.
This episode brought us new tracks from two of dark music's heaviest hitters: Brendan Perry (of Dead Can Dance) and Peter Murphy (of Bauhaus, of course). Both are releasing new solo albums, Perry's entitled "Ark," and Murphy's simply called "Ninth." Both men also continue to impress us with not only their songwriting abilities, but their still-amazing voices. Carry on, both of you.
Otherwise, here's what was played...
**It should be noted that the source for this episode's podcast version, unlike those before it, was the actual on-air broadcast, so you'll hear some static, but it's better than hearing no show at all.
This episode brought us new tracks from two of dark music's heaviest hitters: Brendan Perry (of Dead Can Dance) and Peter Murphy (of Bauhaus, of course). Both are releasing new solo albums, Perry's entitled "Ark," and Murphy's simply called "Ninth." Both men also continue to impress us with not only their songwriting abilities, but their still-amazing voices. Carry on, both of you.
Otherwise, here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):
"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]
Brendan Perry - This Boy
Arcana - Void of Silence
Frank the Baptist - Cosmonauts
Lycia - A Presence in the Woods
Ashton Nyte - Pale Horse
Cocteau Twins - Persephone
The Cure - Seventeen Seconds
Edgar Meyer - Suite for Solo Cello No. 2 in D Minor (IV: Sarabande)
Current 93 - On Docetic Mountain
Voltaire - Graveyard Picnic ^RQ^
The Danse Society - The Hurt
Peter Murphy - I Spit Roses
Brotherhood of Pagans - Resurrection
Lubos Fiser - The Letter 2/Friends [from "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" (soundtrack)]
yelworC - Blood In Face
Blutengel - Bloody Pleasures ^RQ^
Suicide Commando - Sterbehilfe
Psyclon Nine - Rusted
Daft Punk (London Orchestra) - The Son of Flynn [from "Tron: Legacy" (soundtrack)]
Today is the Day - Temple of the Morning Star
Anathema - Pulled Under at 2000 Metres a Second
Tiamat - Wildhoney/Whatever That Hurts
Nex - Loss to Come
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows - Has He Come to Test Me?
Odium - Northern Flames
Amber Asylum - Luxuria
Agalloch - In the Shadow of Our Pale Companion
Brendan Perry - This Boy
Arcana - Void of Silence
Frank the Baptist - Cosmonauts
Lycia - A Presence in the Woods
Ashton Nyte - Pale Horse
Cocteau Twins - Persephone
The Cure - Seventeen Seconds
Edgar Meyer - Suite for Solo Cello No. 2 in D Minor (IV: Sarabande)
Current 93 - On Docetic Mountain
Voltaire - Graveyard Picnic ^RQ^
The Danse Society - The Hurt
Peter Murphy - I Spit Roses
Brotherhood of Pagans - Resurrection
Lubos Fiser - The Letter 2/Friends [from "Valerie and Her Week of Wonders" (soundtrack)]
yelworC - Blood In Face
Blutengel - Bloody Pleasures ^RQ^
Suicide Commando - Sterbehilfe
Psyclon Nine - Rusted
Daft Punk (London Orchestra) - The Son of Flynn [from "Tron: Legacy" (soundtrack)]
Today is the Day - Temple of the Morning Star
Anathema - Pulled Under at 2000 Metres a Second
Tiamat - Wildhoney/Whatever That Hurts
Nex - Loss to Come
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows - Has He Come to Test Me?
Odium - Northern Flames
Amber Asylum - Luxuria
Agalloch - In the Shadow of Our Pale Companion
KEY:
^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation
_____________
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation
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