PODCAST: October 6th, 2011 - World Zombie Day Edition

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This Saturday, October 8th, is World Zombie Day. How could I resist that, you ask? I couldn't. Hence, this week's show, which started out just having one zombie-themed set, has now exploded into an entire zombie-themed episode. Of corpse, not all of the selections are *about* zombies, per se, but many of them certainly are, and each title fits into a larger picture of living death, walking corpses, necrophilia, communion with the deceased, and other brain-eating topics.

So, what does World Zombie Day really mean? It's a day set aside for people all over the world to celebrate their zombie fandom by dressing up like corpses and participating in large zombie walks. In Nashville, The 2011 Nashville Zombie Walk will take place this Saturday afternoon, October 8th, starting at Riverfront Park in lovely downtown Nashville. If you wish to "Walk Among Us," we start gathering at 3pm, then walk at 4pm. And please, if you're joining us, remember to bring some canned food for donation to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle TN.

Can't make it to a zombie walk, but wish to donate anyway? You can participate in this year's Virtual Food Drive. Just click what you'd like to donate, adjust the quantity, and checkout just like you would in any online store.

Aside from 2 hours of songs chosen to suit the theme of undeath and the dead, this episode also features some new material. The current line-up of The Misfits have just released a new album entitled The Devil's Rain. You'll hear a cut from that, so you can decide whether you'd like to catch them on their current tour.

Also new to the show this week: Falloch, out of Scotland, who close this episode with a track from their new album Where Distant Spirits Remain. They have been billed as "post black metal," but I would compare them more to a band like Alcest, who clearly do exhibit some black metal influences, but land more in the realm of what I'd call indie-metal -- scary thought? You tell me.

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 ...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, October 6th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

Cinema Strange - Dead Eyes Open
Manuel de Sica - Dellamorte Dellamore / Buffalora's Cemetery / Francesco's Thoughts [from "Dellamorte Dellamore" (soundtrack)]
Blacklist - Language of the Living Dead
Seraphim Shock - Kiss the Dead
Malaise - Dead I Walk
Hellblinki - Zombies
Voltaire - Brains!
Joseph LoDuca - Dawn/Incatation [from "The Evil Dead" (soundtrack)]
The Misfits - Land of the Dead
The Misfits - Night of the Living Dead
Calabrese - Zombie I
Calabrese - Saturday Night of the Living Dead
Barry Goldberg - Zombie a Go Go [from "The Return of the Living Dead 3" (soundtrack)]
Voodoo Church - Live with the Dead
The Creeping Cruds - Get Up and Kill [N]
Bella Morte - Living Dead
45 Grave - Partytime (Zombie version) [from "The Return of the Living Dead" (soundtrack)]
Alien Sex Fiend - Now I'm Feeling Zombified
Hocico - Kiss of the Apocalypse
God Module - Brains
DYM - Abbracadaver
Grendel - Zombie Nation [v.2K5]
Psyclon Nine - Divine Infekt
Disemballerina - The Walking Dead (exc.)
Swallow the Sun - Weight of the Dead
Bear McCreary - "The Walking Dead" (Main title)
Samael - I Love the Dead
movie sample: "Attack of the Dead" [from "Childen Shouldn't Play with Dead Things" (soundtrack)]
Electric Wizard - The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue
Emperor - Night of the Graveless Souls
Giuliano Sorgini - The Living Dead [from "The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue" (soundtrack)]
Falloch - To Walk Amongst the Dead

KEY:

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(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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PODCAST: September 29th, 2011

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This week's show is on the short and sweet side -- but, it's just a little shorter, and it's my definition of sweet, so don't despair. There's a good reason for that, though. It's been a great week, and that has translated into some of this week's more lively selections. I had to cut things a bit shorter to prepare for traveling to the Horror Weekend convention in Gatlinburg this weekend (featuring guests like ohGr from Skinny Puppy and Doug Jones from "Pan's Labyrinth"). If you're going, perhaps I'll see you there.

For new material this week, you'll hear from the aforementioned Skinny Puppy frontman, ohGr, from his latest solo release, Undeveloped, which may just be his best solo album yet (get it here). He'll also be hosting a special Midnight screening of "Repo! The Genetic Opera" this weekend at the convention in Gatlinburg, TN.

You'll also get a taste of one of the great b-sides to the new Cruxshadows single, Valkyrie, which is now available outside of the convention circuit by clicking here or here. The band is currently hard at work on their forthcoming new album, As the Dark Against My Halo.

Montréal's Dekoder make their debut on the show this week, with a promising taste of their 2011 demo (available as a FREE download here). If you can imagine finding out that Pat Benatar secretly had a deathrock band on the side during the '80s, you'd be on your way to loving this band.

Rounding out the new material is another track from the brand new Wolves in the Throne Room album, Celestial Lineage. This one showcases a bit more of their ethereal side, yet still arrives in chaos by the end, as they are known to do.

The rest of the show? Splashes of great cinematic post-punk/horror-punk & deathrock, celebration over upcoming American concerts from The Cure, the long-awaited release info for the Brighter Fires full-length, some of the catchiest new industrial in recent memory, and more.

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 ...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, September 29th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

ROME - Das Feuerordal
Danny Elfman - Lydia Discovers? / "Sold" [from "Beetlejuice" (soundtrack)]
Bauhaus - Mask
Cinema Strange - Needlefeet
Dekoder - Hate Song
Brighter Fires - From the Sky
Ben Holbrook - Dreams and Dream Work  [from "The Call of Chthulhu" (soundtrack)]
Calabrese - Violet Hellfire
Alien Sex Fiend - The Girl at the End of My Gun
Bella Morte - Logic
The Cure - Doubt
Mother/Father - Physical Heaven  [N]
Pretentious, Moi? - Chase Is On
Javier Navarrete - Ofelia [from "Pan's Labyrinth" (soundtrack)]
ohGr - Animist
The Cruxshadows - Anthem
Dismantled - Exit
Necro Facility - Ignite
Paul Sorvino - Things You See in a Graveyard [from "Repo! The Genetic Opera" (soundtrack)]
Treha Sektori - Reasiah. Rehenerah. Resoreh (part 1 of 2)
Wolves in the Throne Room - Thuja Magus Imperium
Celestial Season - Soft Embalmer of the Still Midnight
Moonspell - Shadow Sun
Treha Sektori - Reasiah. Rehenerah. Resoreh (part 2 of 2)
Summoning - Long Lost to Where No Pathway Goes

KEY:

^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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PODCAST: September 22nd, 2011

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It's hard to believe, but for the first time ever, I was able to try something that I've wanted to do since I first started this radio show. I recorded this episode outside. And what better time of the year than on the very first day of Autumn? As a result, you may notice that the talk breaks sound just a bit different, but the overall effect of the wind, the night and the chill in the air was great.

The main part of the show begins with a themed group of songs to welcome the onset of Autumn, as it is the most wonderful time of the year (regardless of how that one song goes). My next goal will be to record a show while outside in a snowstorm...

This Sunday night in Nashville, Bella Morte, The Ludovico Technique, and Cryogen Second will be playing at The Rutledge. In honor of this, all three bands are featured in a special set, which includes a brand new track from Bella Morte's latest album, Before the Flood. For those who aren't in Nashville (and that's plenty of you), the rest of their tour dates can be seen here. Go see them and tell them I sent you.

In that same set you'll hear brand new music from Ladytron. They will be the subject of a Bonus CD Release party at the Bella Morte show. We'll have posters and copies of their brand new CD Gravity the Seducer to give away that night. And if you need one more reason to attend, I'll be the live DJ before, between, and after the bands. Maybe I will see you there?

Also new to the show this week: Music from German/Norwegian hybrid, Thornfields, a collaboration between Ghostfog and Liquid Grey, whose newly released album is entitled The Desert. We also delve a bit deeper into the latest releases from Diary of Dreams and God Module.

On the heavier end of the spectrum, you'll hear music from Thrall's latest CD, Vermin to the Earth, and a 16-minute opus from the new Rwake (pronounced "wake") album, Rest, which will soon be released on Relapse Records.

All of the above, plus: Classic goth, industrial, and deathrock, one of my favorite opening songs of all time, and a spotlight on next week's Nashville appearance of Opeth and Katatonia, at the Cannery on September 28th. Check out these dates to see if they'll be hitting your town.

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 ...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

The God Machine - The Desert Song
Fredrik Klingwall - The Sleeper/The Valley of Unrest
Autumn - Red
Autumn Cannibals - Peel
Frank the Baptist - Eternal Autumn
Pseudo Echo - Autumnal Park
Black Tape for a Blue Girl - Tarnished
The Awakening - The Dark Romantics (single mix)
Calling Dead Red Roses - Creeping Death
Acid Bats - Catarsis
All Gone Dead - Newspeak (Room 101)
Ulterior - Sister Speed
Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones - Ma Couloir
Bella Morte - Bones Below
The Ludovico Technique - This Life
Cryogen Second - If I Had My Way  [N]
Ladytron - Altitude Blues
Antonio Pérez Olea - (untitled piece w/ FX) [from "The Blood Spattered Bride" (soundtrack)]
God Module - Plastic
Diary of Dreams - Lebenslang
Coil - Panic
Thornfields - Welcome to Reality
Aeon Sable - Agnosia
Manuel de Sica - Ressurecturis  [from "Dellamorte Dellamore" (soundtrack)]
Katatonia - The Longest Year
Opeth - April Ethereal
Thrall - Ecstasy Not of the Flesh
Rwake - The Culling
Alan Howarth - Be Back By 9:30  [from "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" (soundtrack)]
Pallbearer - Devoid of Redemption

KEY:

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(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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PODCAST: September 15th, 2011

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Fall is in the air, which means many of us are just waking up from a summertime hibernation of sorts. This may explain why I came to the table with far more music picked out this week than I usually do, but it's not like that's a bad thing. It just means you'll get an extra set on this episode.

New to the show this week? The brand new Diary of Dreams album, "Ego:X," has now been released, and (as always) it does not disappoint. As usual, the new album is offered in several different varieties, including vinyl, for the collectors among us. Find those options here or here.

Also out this week: "Séance," the new full-length album from everyone's favorite Horror Industrial/Black Electro/Murder Wave band, God Module. For this episode, I chose a song that features recently added second vocalist, Clint Carney (System Syn, Imperative Reaction, Fake), who will be joining the band on their upcoming Triptych Tour, where he will be performing with all 3 acts! You can pick your version of "Séance" right here.

Joining God Module on the Trytpich Tour will be System Syn and Imperative Reaction, who also unleashed their latest album this week. The self-titled collection sees the band experimenting with their sound a bit, which is something I very much appreciate in the current industrial scene. A fresh approach or two is not only welcome, but needed. As you may have guessed, there are several ways to get their latest album as well, some of them limited. Find them all here.

Finally, in the dark metal section, Washington's Wolves in the Throne Room have just released "Celestial Lineage," through Southern Lord Records. The band will be on tour this month, even hitting Nashville this coming Wednesday, the 21st, at Little Hamilton. Details on that all-ages show can be found here.

Also on the show this week: A nod to this Saturday's SWANS show in Nashville, a bit of a dreamy opening set, a sweeping deathrock/gothpunk set, a trip through the weirdness of Transylvania on the way out, and (of corpse) much more.

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 ...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, September 15th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

SWANS - Killing for Company
Amber Asylum - Black Lodge Reprise (exc.)
Bat for Lashes - The Big Sleep (w/ Scott Walker)
Faith and the Muse - Old Souls
London After Midnight - Pure
The Cure - Adonias
Dreadful Shadows - Twist in My Sobriety
Legion - Crystal
Still Patient? - March to Salamand
Christian Death - Lost Minds
Christ vs. Warhol - The End is Nigh
Samhain - Birthright
Screaming Dead - Paint it Black
1919 - Caged
Malaria! - You You
Giuliano Sorgini - Aggression/Southgate Hospital [from "The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue"  soundtrack]
Entertainment - Distance [from "SOMA: A Disaro Mixed Tape"]
Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - Let the Words of My Murder Be the Last Words You Hear
The Knife - Marble House (David Sitek Mix)
Diary of Dreams - Undividable
Ennio Morricone - The Shape [from "The Thing" (soundtrack)]
Imperative Reaction - Time Doesn't Care
God Module - Remember
Deied - A Shell Full of Scars
Michael Giacchino - Nero Sighted (exc.) [from "Star Trek" (2009, soundtrack)]
Psyclon Nine - Crwn Thy Frnicatr
E.V.P. - The Left Hand of Glory
Wolves in the Throne Room - Astral Blood
Dawn - The Knell and the Void
My Dying Bride - From Darkest Skies
Phragments - The Fall
Negură Bunget - III ('n Crugu Bradului, 2002)

KEY:

^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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PODCAST: September 8th, 2011

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It's hard to believe it's been two weeks since the last episode, but that's the type of time-warping one should expect from almost a week spent at Dragon*Con. Not only did I survive the Con, but I have returned with an armload of new music and some cool stories to share. So, here's what this show has to offer:

On the topic of D*C-related acts, you'll hear a variation on the new single from The Cruxshadows on this show, which is entitled "Valkyrie." It was, as the tradition now holds, released at Dragon*Con this year, complete with two other new tracks and a couple of different versions. From what I understand, it will be available for purchase (to the rest of the world) soon...

You'll also hear new music from Sapphire Solace, the new project featuring Rick Joyce of The Last Dance and vocalist Velvet Shadow, who did a last minute live performance at Dragon*Con this year on the concourse stage, playing selections from their new album "Shadow Stories."

Also appearing on panels at the Con this year, although not performing live, were the members of Brighter Fires, the band formed by (founding Bella Morte members) Andy Deane and Gopal Metro. Their song, "Glorious," was included on the "Out ov the Coffin" sampler CD that was handed out at the Con this year, and you'll also hear its broadcast premiere on this episode. As mentioned in the show, you can pre-order their new album for only $2.99 right here, prior to its Halloween release date.

Speaking of Bella Morte, you'll hear a great new track from The Gothsicles, whose new album "Industrialites & Magic" actually features a song that's all about wearing a Star Trek uniform while watching (Bella Morte's infamous guitarist) Tony Lechmanski sleep. AS ONE DOES, you know? Don't even try to tell me you haven't tried it.

Also new to the show this week: Fresh darkwave/industrial from Germany's Deied, whose new album is called "Tales from the Sodenliah," an advance cut from the new Ladytron album, "Gravity the Seducer," and some nice minimal ambience from the UK's Ainm, whose album "Zero Spring" has just been released.

Rounding out the show in the heavier department, you'll hear new material from France's Glorior Belli, who recently signed with Metal Blade Records. Finally, I am able to confirm the great news I mentioned last night: California death/doom act, Morgion, has, in fact, reformed (with the "Solinari" line-up) in order to play the next Maryland Deathfest. Read all about it here.

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 ...And here's what was played...
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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, September 8th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

Azam Ali - In Other Worlds
Clan of Xymox - Theme I
The Chameleons - Home is Where the Heart Is
The Tear Garden - Love Notes & Carnations
And Also the Trees - Gone... Like the Swallows
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Feel A Piece
Madre del Vizio - Il Mio Viaggio
Brighter Fires - Glorious
Ainm - Garden Inclosed
The Cruxshadows - Valkyrie (Rise of the Wælcyrge - The Dreamside Remix))
Ladytron - Moon Palace
Deied - Transfiguration
Sapphire Solace - Too Late
The Gothsicles - Wearing a Star Trek Uniform, Watching Tony Lechmanski Sleep
Gary Numan - Asylum
Weep - When I'm Wrong
Pretentious, Moi? - Living Dead and Undecided
Dessau - Trevathan  [N]
ThouShaltNot - Come a Time
Cyanotic - Brutal Deluxe
Henry Jackman - Magneto [from "X-Men: First Class" (soundtrack)]
Elliot Goldenthal - Rough Magic [from "The Tempest" (soundtrack)]
Morgion - The Serpentine Scrolls / Descent to Arawn
Thrall - Heliophobia
Burzum - Enhver Til Sitt
Glorior Belli - The Foolhardy Venturer
Lustmord - Trinity (exc.)
Nachtmystium - Code Negative
Goblin - Main Theme [from "Suspiria" (soundtrack)]

KEY:

^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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PODCAST: August 28th, 2011, "The Road to Dragon*Con"

This week, much like I am right now, the show is all about Dragon*Con, which will be happening this coming weekend. For the uninitiated, Dragon*Con is a convention held every Labor Day Weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, attracting about 40,000 fans of things like: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Films, Comics, Animation, Gaming, Goth/Darkwave Music & Culture, and much, much more.

This will be the 25th Anniversary edition of Dragon*Con, so I've devoted this entire episode to all things Dragon*Con: The guests, the bands, the themes that will be featured at the Con this year. Think of this episode as a primer that might be listened to on the way down, or while you're getting ready.

If you have no interest in Dragon*Con, or are terribly sad not to be going this year, you might want to skip around this episode and listen to just the music. The talk breaks are filled with info about panels, and where to go at the Con to see various guests.

As always, I will be working for the Dark Fantasy Track of programming at Dragon*Con this year, hosting panels about Goth/Darkwave/Industrial music, Horror/Dark Fantasy films, and more. Our current panel schedule is right here.

**Note: Just in case there is any confusion, Dragon*Con does not officially sanction or endorse my podcast.

Oh, and in case you thought I might have slipped on my promise to always deliver something new on each show, this episode features brand new music from (rock stars of "The Venture Bros." universe) Shallow Gravy! HAH!

Ready to hear it? Okay, here's a link to download the podcast:

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 ...And here's what was played...
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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, August 28th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

Bear McCreary - Opening Theme (from "Battlestar Galactica") / Apocalypse (live in concert, The Battlestar Galactica Orchestra)
The Cruxshadows - White Rabbit
Autumn Cannibals - My Hero Mind
Bear McCreary - "The Walking Dead" opening theme
James Horner - Bishop's Countdown [from "Aliens" (soundtrack)]
Tangerine Dream - Mae's Transformation/Severin Dies [from "Near Dark" (soundtrack)]
The Last Dance - Cages
Mark Pierson - Elvira's Theme
The Last Dance - Elvira's Theme [from "The Search for the Next Elvira"]
Abney Park - The End of Days
Nathan Barr - House Party [from "True Blood: Season 2" (score)]
Robert Cobert - Main Title/The Search for David [from "House of Dark Shadows" (soundtrack)]
Hellblinki - Breaking Everything
The Peculiar Pretzelmen - Obsidian Blues
Howard Shore - Mr. Lugosi [from "Ed Wood" (soundtrack)]
Danny Elfman - Poor Jack [from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (soundtrack)]
Voltaire - BRAINS!
J.G. Thirlwell - Fumblestealth/Bolly [from "The Venture Bros.: The Music of JG Thirlwell, vol. 1]
Shallow Gravy - Jacket (single edit)
J.G. Thirlwell - "The Venture Bros." Theme
Jonathan Coulton - Re: Your Brains
"The Devil's Rain" (film trailer)
Bella Morte - The Morning Sun
Philip Glass - The Demise of Candyman [from "Candyman"]
Angelo Badalamenti - The Dream House [from "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors"]
"The Lord of the Rings" (Bakshi) Intro.
Bear McCreary - Kara's Coordinates [from "Battlestar Galactica"]
Ayria - My Device
Bear McCreary - Closing Credits [from "Battlestar Galactica"]
The Cruxshadows - Quicksilver
The Ghosts Project - Guillotine
Alexander Courage - "Star Trek" Opening theme (Season 2)
John Williams - "Star Wars" Main Title (Ep. IV: A New Hope)

KEY:

^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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*Note: As I will be at Dragon*Con this coming Thursday (the 1st), the next episode of "Out ov the Coffin" will be recorded September 8th, and no doubt filled with new music gathered at -- and tales of the many things that happened at -- Dragon*Con 2011. Talk to you then, unless I see you first.

PODCAST: August 18th, 2011

Perhaps it's the early hours I've been keeping lately -- perhaps it's something more inspired, too -- but I've found myself in a very shoegaze mood this week, so this show started out with eyes focused downward, to the sound of some classic Slowdive, moving into (the unfortunately defunct Projekt band) Tearwave.

From there, I featured some more new music from The Empire Hideous, who is probably not a band that would quickly connect themselves to a term like shoegaze, but their just-released final album "The Time Has Come" has several passages of burning guitar lines and washed-out, introspective vocals that feel quite at home in such an environment.

We also heard more new music from Seattle's God Module, whose latest single, "Rituals," features several noteworthy remixes. And, as I mentioned last time, I seldom enjoy remix EPs, so take that as a sign that these remixes do something interesting or different with the source material.

This week also brought new sounds from the German industrial band Dance or Die, whose new album "Nostrodamnation" just landed on Metropolis Records. Sometimes, with current industrial, it's the instrumental song that sticks out, and that happened a couple of times this week. So, for those who think of such tracks as fillers or throwaways, think again. Those just may be the ones that get radio play.

The rest of the show featured such things as: atmospheric Bowie-ism, internationally obscure deathrock, some classic goth/industrial club tracks, bands whose current tours will bring them through Nashville (like Die Sektor and The Ludovico Technique), and some local post-punk/darkwave from Nite Nite, who will be playing this coming Wednesday night @ The End in Nashville. If you're local, come hang out. Otherwise, check your local listings.

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 ...And here's what was played...
(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod

Show date: Thursday, August 18th, 2011

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

Slowdive - When the Sun Hits
Implex Grace - Will Disappear Forever (exc.)
Tearwave - Lotus Flower
The Empire Hideous - Alone
Faith and the Muse - The Red Crown
Editors - In This Light and On This Evening
Ceremony - For Her Smile
David Bowie - Sense of Doubt
Nite Nite - I'm Always Right  [N]
O.Children - Malo
Artica - Nemesi
Kill Sister Kill - FeverDream  [from "Kaliffornian Deathrock"]
Acid Bats - Quiero ser Santa
Seraphim Shock - Molly's Web
Front Line Assembly - Downfall
Ego Likeness - Seance
Die Sektor - Heaven Sent Hell Embraced
Skinny Puppy - Grave Wisdom
The Ludovico Technique - Living Filth
God Module - Rituals (White Ring Mix)
Dance or Die - Novus Ordo Seclorum
My Dying Bride - The Crown of Sympathy (Remix)
Kampfar - Blitzwitch
Sombres Forêts - The Forest
Primordial - Lain with the Wolf
Summoning - Dor Daedeloth
Harpsicorpse - Impins Phasma Phasmatis
Enemite - The Headstream - River Of Death

KEY:

^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation


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