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This show starts with a nod and a birthday wish to Gary Numan, who turned 54 yesterday. To demonstrate how the man still has it after all these years, I chose to play the (almost) title-track to his latest release, Dead Son Rising on the way in.
Having just returned from a trip to Chicago that centered largely around the Polish section of town, it seemed curiously well-timed that two Polish bands would happen to turn up with new releases for this episode. First-up is Deathcamp Project, who recently returned with the Painthings album, filled with harder edged Goth Rock. Then, you'll hear the more coldwave/deathrock sound of Cabaret Grey, whose new EP, Stirring, can be streamed HERE.
Also new to the show this week is yet another fresh single from Italy's Chemical Waves. "Murders TV" is a rhythmic, hypnotic musical track, verbalized only by the social observations of a serial killer. For me, it's reminiscent of The Cure's track "Pornography," with some of the atmosphere last heard from cult favorites, The God Machine. You can download the single for free HERE.
In the dark ambient/industrial realm, you'll here a new entry from Russia's Lamia Vox, as well as a new track from Sweden's Atrium Carceri. In the dark metal portion of the show, we'll delve deeper into Sorrow and Extinction, the brand new album from Pallbearer, whose sense of doom is currently winning reviewers over around the world.
Plus: Great moments in Italian Horror Music, George Romero's continuing influence on modern bands, the great 'King' of insomnia's love of black and fright films, regional events to check out, and loads of other current and classic dark music.
Ready to hear the show? Here's the link to download it:
This show starts with a nod and a birthday wish to Gary Numan, who turned 54 yesterday. To demonstrate how the man still has it after all these years, I chose to play the (almost) title-track to his latest release, Dead Son Rising on the way in.
Having just returned from a trip to Chicago that centered largely around the Polish section of town, it seemed curiously well-timed that two Polish bands would happen to turn up with new releases for this episode. First-up is Deathcamp Project, who recently returned with the Painthings album, filled with harder edged Goth Rock. Then, you'll hear the more coldwave/deathrock sound of Cabaret Grey, whose new EP, Stirring, can be streamed HERE.
Also new to the show this week is yet another fresh single from Italy's Chemical Waves. "Murders TV" is a rhythmic, hypnotic musical track, verbalized only by the social observations of a serial killer. For me, it's reminiscent of The Cure's track "Pornography," with some of the atmosphere last heard from cult favorites, The God Machine. You can download the single for free HERE.
In the dark ambient/industrial realm, you'll here a new entry from Russia's Lamia Vox, as well as a new track from Sweden's Atrium Carceri. In the dark metal portion of the show, we'll delve deeper into Sorrow and Extinction, the brand new album from Pallbearer, whose sense of doom is currently winning reviewers over around the world.
Plus: Great moments in Italian Horror Music, George Romero's continuing influence on modern bands, the great 'King' of insomnia's love of black and fright films, regional events to check out, and loads of other current and classic dark music.
Ready to hear the show? Here's the link to download it:
[DOWNLOAD this episode (128k mp3)]
PLAYLIST
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]
(each band name is also a website link)
"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Thursday, March 8th, 2012
Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]
Gary Numan - Dead Sun Rising [Dead Son Rising, 2011]
Atrium Carceri - The Long Walk ["Saur Maas," 2011]
Chemical Waves - Murders TV [Murders TV, 2012]
Bat For Lashes - Glass [Two Suns, 2009]
Depeche Mode - To Have and To Hold [Music for the Masses, 1987]
Cabaret Grey - World of Glass [Stirring, 2011]
Fields of the Nephilim - Dead But Dreaming/For Her Light [Elizium, 1990]
Goblin - Non Ho Sonno ["Sleepless" (soundtrack) 2002]
Deathcamp Project - Too Late [Painthings, 2011]
Veil Veil Vanish - This is Violet [Change in the Neon Light, 2010]
The Trespass - Comedown (Lost In Light) [Mirror Moon, 2008]
Death In June - Nothing Changes [The Guilty Have No Pride, 1983]
The Vanishing - The Disaffectionate [In the Bat Haus, 2002]
Alessandro Blonksteiner - Blonk Suspense ["House By the Cemetery" (soundtrack) 1981]
Lamia Vox - Enemy of Heaven ["Saur Maas," 2011]
Puissance - Brittle [Grace of God, 2007]
Grendel - Catastrophe [End of Ages, 2002]
Die Sektor - In His Mercy All Will Perish [Applied Structure in a Void, 2011]
Panzer AG - Battlefield [This Is My Battlefield, 2004]
John Harrison - The Dead Suite (exc.) ["Day of the Dead" (soundtrack) 1985]
Anathema - Eternity, Part I [Eternity, 1997]
Pallbearer - Given to the Grave [Sorrow & Extinction, 2012]
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat - Between Skylla and Charibdis (exc.) [The Nebulous Dreams, 2008]
Skepticism - The Arrival [Alloy, 2008]
Sombres Forêts - L'oeil Nocturne [Royaume de Glace, 2008]
Les Baxter - Black Sunday (Orchestral Suite) (exc.) ["Black Sunday" (soundtrack) (1960)]
King Diamond - Sleepless Nights [Conspiracy, 1989]
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]
Gary Numan - Dead Sun Rising [Dead Son Rising, 2011]
Atrium Carceri - The Long Walk ["Saur Maas," 2011]
Chemical Waves - Murders TV [Murders TV, 2012]
Bat For Lashes - Glass [Two Suns, 2009]
Depeche Mode - To Have and To Hold [Music for the Masses, 1987]
Cabaret Grey - World of Glass [Stirring, 2011]
Fields of the Nephilim - Dead But Dreaming/For Her Light [Elizium, 1990]
Goblin - Non Ho Sonno ["Sleepless" (soundtrack) 2002]
Deathcamp Project - Too Late [Painthings, 2011]
Veil Veil Vanish - This is Violet [Change in the Neon Light, 2010]
The Trespass - Comedown (Lost In Light) [Mirror Moon, 2008]
Death In June - Nothing Changes [The Guilty Have No Pride, 1983]
The Vanishing - The Disaffectionate [In the Bat Haus, 2002]
Alessandro Blonksteiner - Blonk Suspense ["House By the Cemetery" (soundtrack) 1981]
Lamia Vox - Enemy of Heaven ["Saur Maas," 2011]
Puissance - Brittle [Grace of God, 2007]
Grendel - Catastrophe [End of Ages, 2002]
Die Sektor - In His Mercy All Will Perish [Applied Structure in a Void, 2011]
Panzer AG - Battlefield [This Is My Battlefield, 2004]
John Harrison - The Dead Suite (exc.) ["Day of the Dead" (soundtrack) 1985]
Anathema - Eternity, Part I [Eternity, 1997]
Pallbearer - Given to the Grave [Sorrow & Extinction, 2012]
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat - Between Skylla and Charibdis (exc.) [The Nebulous Dreams, 2008]
Skepticism - The Arrival [Alloy, 2008]
Sombres Forêts - L'oeil Nocturne [Royaume de Glace, 2008]
Les Baxter - Black Sunday (Orchestral Suite) (exc.) ["Black Sunday" (soundtrack) (1960)]
King Diamond - Sleepless Nights [Conspiracy, 1989]
KEY:
[N] = Nashville artist
(exc.) = excerpt
^RQ^ = requested
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