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This episode begins with new music from Brooklyn, New York's Light Asylum, whose full length debut Light Asylum proves to be another great showcase for singer Shannon Funchess' ever-impressive, deep, powerful, dramatic -- and even operatic -- voice, which takes their '80s-steeped electro/darkwave music into many new dark and danceable arenas.
Speaking of singing to impress: Amidst news of vocalist Jaz Coleman's apparent and confusing disappearance this week, you'll hear music from Killing Joke's new album, MMXII. It's another solid release, loaded with their signature atmosphere, biting lyrical content, and, of course, Jaz's soaring -- and sometimes absolutely serrated -- voice.
Earlier this week, Germany's afmusic offered up a free, 63-track retrospective of the many genres of music they've been releasing up to this point, offering fans of goth, darkwave, post-punk, and many other styles a whole lot of sounds to check out. Three selections are featured on this episode (from Amada, The Foreign Resort, and M!R!M), but you can grab the whole collection right here.
Also featured on this episode: New mid-paced doom/dark metal from Italy's The Foreshadowing, who return this month with a new album entitled Second World; fresh experimentation from Chicago's Locrian, who also return with a new release this month, entitled The Clearing & Final Epoch; and even some newly released live material from Loss, recorded at March's Scion A/V showcase for Profound Lore Records. That whole live compilation (also featuring Pallbearer, Wolvhammer, The Atlas Moth, and Yob) can be downloaded for Free right here.
All of that, plus: New horror-inspired alternate soundtrack music from France's Neon Rain (who seem to have some interesting mixtapes available); a whole set of new and classic material for the goth-punks among us; another musical trip to Nolan's Batcave; and more -- for a total of two and a half hours of current and classic dark music.
Ready to hear the show? Here's how:
(or scroll to the bottom to stream it here)
This episode begins with new music from Brooklyn, New York's Light Asylum, whose full length debut Light Asylum proves to be another great showcase for singer Shannon Funchess' ever-impressive, deep, powerful, dramatic -- and even operatic -- voice, which takes their '80s-steeped electro/darkwave music into many new dark and danceable arenas.
Speaking of singing to impress: Amidst news of vocalist Jaz Coleman's apparent and confusing disappearance this week, you'll hear music from Killing Joke's new album, MMXII. It's another solid release, loaded with their signature atmosphere, biting lyrical content, and, of course, Jaz's soaring -- and sometimes absolutely serrated -- voice.
Earlier this week, Germany's afmusic offered up a free, 63-track retrospective of the many genres of music they've been releasing up to this point, offering fans of goth, darkwave, post-punk, and many other styles a whole lot of sounds to check out. Three selections are featured on this episode (from Amada, The Foreign Resort, and M!R!M), but you can grab the whole collection right here.
Also featured on this episode: New mid-paced doom/dark metal from Italy's The Foreshadowing, who return this month with a new album entitled Second World; fresh experimentation from Chicago's Locrian, who also return with a new release this month, entitled The Clearing & Final Epoch; and even some newly released live material from Loss, recorded at March's Scion A/V showcase for Profound Lore Records. That whole live compilation (also featuring Pallbearer, Wolvhammer, The Atlas Moth, and Yob) can be downloaded for Free right here.
All of that, plus: New horror-inspired alternate soundtrack music from France's Neon Rain (who seem to have some interesting mixtapes available); a whole set of new and classic material for the goth-punks among us; another musical trip to Nolan's Batcave; and more -- for a total of two and a half hours of current and classic dark music.
Ready to hear the show? Here's how:
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PLAYLIST
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]
(each band name is also a website link)
"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, August 10th, 2012
Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]
Light Asylum - Shallow Tears [Light Asylum, 2012]
Benjamin Stauffer - Imaginosis ["A Cage Went in Search of a Bird" 2000]
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Cascade [A Kiss in the Dreamhouse, 1982]
Solemn Novena - Trick or Treat [Kiss the Girls, 2010]
Nosferatu - Diva (Scarlet Mix) [Legend, 1993]
Amada - Nuovi Re [Nuovi Re, 2009]
Vendemmian - Masquerade [Through the Depths of Innocence, 1994]
The Foreign Resort - Orange Glow (edit) [The Foreign Resort, 2011]
Neon Rain - The Hunters & The Preys […Of the Dead, 2012]
Christ vs Warhol - Robin Hood In Reverse [Dissent, 2010]
Eat Your Make Up - I Was the Murderer [First Dinner, 2005]
M!R!M - Deep Throat [It's Not Enough Anymore, 2011]
Cinema Strange - Anti-Good (2004) [10th Anniversary Novelty Product, 2004]
1919 - The Scream [The Complete Collection, 2001] (orig: 1983's 'Machine' EP)
Killing Joke - Primobile [MMXII, 2012]
Hans Zimmer - Risen From Darkness ["The Dark Knight Rises" (soundtrack), 2012]
Nitzer Ebb - I Give To You [Ebbhead, 1991]
Godkomplex - All or Nothing [Audial Apostasy, 2006]
Velvet Acid Christ - Blood [Lust for Blood, 2006]
Cyanotic - Static Screens (In Syndication) [The Medication Generation, 2010]
Haujobb - Lost [New World March, 2011]
Coph'Antae Tryr - Wyrvart ["Saur Maas" (comp.) 2011]
The Foreshadowing - Second World [Second World, 2012]
Anima Morte - Twilight of the Dead [Face the Sea of Darkness, 2007]
Ancient Wisdom - The Serpent's Blessing […And the Physical Shape of Light Bled, 2002]
Kampfar - Mare [Mare, 2011]
Loss - Cut Up, Depressed and Alone (live) ["Scion A/V Presents: Profound Lore Records," 2012]
Funerary Call - Transference from the Void ["Crucial Blast: Heresies" (comp.) 2012]
Locrian - Chalk Point [The Clearing & Final Epoch, 2012]
KEY:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]
Light Asylum - Shallow Tears [Light Asylum, 2012]
Benjamin Stauffer - Imaginosis ["A Cage Went in Search of a Bird" 2000]
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Cascade [A Kiss in the Dreamhouse, 1982]
Solemn Novena - Trick or Treat [Kiss the Girls, 2010]
Nosferatu - Diva (Scarlet Mix) [Legend, 1993]
Amada - Nuovi Re [Nuovi Re, 2009]
Vendemmian - Masquerade [Through the Depths of Innocence, 1994]
The Foreign Resort - Orange Glow (edit) [The Foreign Resort, 2011]
Neon Rain - The Hunters & The Preys […Of the Dead, 2012]
Christ vs Warhol - Robin Hood In Reverse [Dissent, 2010]
Eat Your Make Up - I Was the Murderer [First Dinner, 2005]
M!R!M - Deep Throat [It's Not Enough Anymore, 2011]
Cinema Strange - Anti-Good (2004) [10th Anniversary Novelty Product, 2004]
1919 - The Scream [The Complete Collection, 2001] (orig: 1983's 'Machine' EP)
Killing Joke - Primobile [MMXII, 2012]
Hans Zimmer - Risen From Darkness ["The Dark Knight Rises" (soundtrack), 2012]
Nitzer Ebb - I Give To You [Ebbhead, 1991]
Godkomplex - All or Nothing [Audial Apostasy, 2006]
Velvet Acid Christ - Blood [Lust for Blood, 2006]
Cyanotic - Static Screens (In Syndication) [The Medication Generation, 2010]
Haujobb - Lost [New World March, 2011]
Coph'Antae Tryr - Wyrvart ["Saur Maas" (comp.) 2011]
The Foreshadowing - Second World [Second World, 2012]
Anima Morte - Twilight of the Dead [Face the Sea of Darkness, 2007]
Ancient Wisdom - The Serpent's Blessing […And the Physical Shape of Light Bled, 2002]
Kampfar - Mare [Mare, 2011]
Loss - Cut Up, Depressed and Alone (live) ["Scion A/V Presents: Profound Lore Records," 2012]
Funerary Call - Transference from the Void ["Crucial Blast: Heresies" (comp.) 2012]
Locrian - Chalk Point [The Clearing & Final Epoch, 2012]
KEY:
[N] = Nashville artist
(exc.) = excerpt
^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
^RQ^ = requested
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