The May 19th episode was the first to take place in the new Summer 2011 time slot: 10pm (central) on Thursday nights. So, look for the show two hours earlier than normal from now until the Fall, and feast your eyes on the brand new flyer:
Feel free to spread the flyer around, wherever you see fit.
A lot of great new music emerged on this week's show:
First, the original line-up of Bella Morte (Andy Deane and Gopal Metro) have been working behind the scenes on a new post-punk/post-goth project called Brighter Fires. If you've ever wondered what might have been if the two had continued to work together as Bella Morte, Brighter Fires answers that question, and then some, with excellent results. Their first single ("From the Sky") from the forthcoming album was featured on the show this week, and it is currently available as a free download on their Bandcamp site (linked below). Check it out.
Also new to the show this week were entries from the post-punk/indie-goth side, from the UK's Esben & the Witch and Italy's Christine Plays Viola, who together started to push this week's episode into a theme of witchcraft that continued to crop up throughout -- especially towards the end of the program. I can never resist the emergence of a good theme, as you know, and this is also reflected in the new flyer.
Germany's Ghostfog gave us a new industrial landscape, mixed with some post-punk guitar lines and metallic vocals, while Nashville's own funeral-doom band Loss finally gave the world a taste of their long-awaited full-length, "despond," which sees its official release this Month on Profound Lore Records, Canada.
Feel free to spread the flyer around, wherever you see fit.
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A lot of great new music emerged on this week's show:
First, the original line-up of Bella Morte (Andy Deane and Gopal Metro) have been working behind the scenes on a new post-punk/post-goth project called Brighter Fires. If you've ever wondered what might have been if the two had continued to work together as Bella Morte, Brighter Fires answers that question, and then some, with excellent results. Their first single ("From the Sky") from the forthcoming album was featured on the show this week, and it is currently available as a free download on their Bandcamp site (linked below). Check it out.
Also new to the show this week were entries from the post-punk/indie-goth side, from the UK's Esben & the Witch and Italy's Christine Plays Viola, who together started to push this week's episode into a theme of witchcraft that continued to crop up throughout -- especially towards the end of the program. I can never resist the emergence of a good theme, as you know, and this is also reflected in the new flyer.
Germany's Ghostfog gave us a new industrial landscape, mixed with some post-punk guitar lines and metallic vocals, while Nashville's own funeral-doom band Loss finally gave the world a taste of their long-awaited full-length, "despond," which sees its official release this Month on Profound Lore Records, Canada.
Otherwise, here's the podcast version of this week's episode:
[DOWNLOAD this episode (128k mp3)]
...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):
"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Air date: Thursday, May 19th, 2011
Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]
Esben & the Witch - Marching Song
Jeff Grace - The View Upstairs [from "The House of the Devil" (soundtrack)]
Christine Plays Viola - Witch of Silence
Asylum Party - The Desert
Velvet Acid Christ - Faithless
Zola Jesus - Poor Animal
Bella Morte - Silver Crosses
Thomas Newman - They're Coming [from "The Lost Boys" (complete soundtrack)]
Brighter Fires - From the Sky
Calabrese - The Young Princes of Darkness
Samhain - Let the Day Begin
Killing Joke - Ghosts of Ladbroke Grove
Joy Division - I Remember Nothing
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows - All Good Things Are Eleven
Solemn Novena - Silver
Light Asylum - Dark Allies
X-Fusion - Stroke by Stroke
HexRx - Hate
Ghostfog - Hear Them Whisper
Megaptera - Kingdom of Death
Loss - Open Veins to a Curtain Closed [N]
Pallbearer - Devoid of Redemption
Electric Wizard - Black Magic Rituals & Perversions: Frisson Des Vampires/Zora
Akercocke - A Skin for Dancing In ("The Witches" version by Ichabod)
Sunn O)) - Alice
Naglfar - Of Gorgons Spawned Through Witchcraft
Esben & the Witch - Marching Song
Jeff Grace - The View Upstairs [from "The House of the Devil" (soundtrack)]
Christine Plays Viola - Witch of Silence
Asylum Party - The Desert
Velvet Acid Christ - Faithless
Zola Jesus - Poor Animal
Bella Morte - Silver Crosses
Thomas Newman - They're Coming [from "The Lost Boys" (complete soundtrack)]
Brighter Fires - From the Sky
Calabrese - The Young Princes of Darkness
Samhain - Let the Day Begin
Killing Joke - Ghosts of Ladbroke Grove
Joy Division - I Remember Nothing
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows - All Good Things Are Eleven
Solemn Novena - Silver
Light Asylum - Dark Allies
X-Fusion - Stroke by Stroke
HexRx - Hate
Ghostfog - Hear Them Whisper
Megaptera - Kingdom of Death
Loss - Open Veins to a Curtain Closed [N]
Pallbearer - Devoid of Redemption
Electric Wizard - Black Magic Rituals & Perversions: Frisson Des Vampires/Zora
Akercocke - A Skin for Dancing In ("The Witches" version by Ichabod)
Sunn O)) - Alice
Naglfar - Of Gorgons Spawned Through Witchcraft
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(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation
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(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation
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