Wednesday, July 3, 2013

New club night in Nashville: Fascination Street

For those in the Nashville area (or those willing to travel), this Saturday night (July 6th) brings the first edition of my brand new dance/club event, Fascination Street. The focus for this night is on current and classic permutations of post-punk, deathrock, darkwave, and traditional goth music. The goal is to bridge the gap between the sounds that the goth scene was built on, and the bands that have picked up that torch, run with it, or used its fire to expand our horizons ever since.

For listeners of "Out ov the Coffin," you can expect a mix of music not unlike the first hour or so of each podcast, choosing the songs that make people move, but without getting into the techno/ebm/trance realm. For those who want a deeper explanation, or some examples, check out some of the songs and requests that we and others have been posting on the Event Page, or the longer explanation of the idea behind the event on the Facebook Page.



FASCINATION STREET
w/ DJs Ichabod and Baron von Birk

Saturday, July 6th, 2013
The East Room
2412 Gallatin Ave.
Nashville, TN  37206

9pm - 3am. 18+up. Free admission before 10pm, $5 after 10pm.
https://www.facebook.com/fascinationstreetnashville
https://www.facebook.com/events/458995817518162/

Feel free to post your requests!

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AND: For those who want more industrial/ebm/electro in their dance mix, never fear! +SALVATION+ will be back on August 3rd, with the full, classic DJ line-up (Jimmy, Ichabod, Assimilat, Nephilim, AND Reaver) mixing in all sorts of sounds!


Friday, June 28, 2013

PODCAST: June 28th, 2013

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It's always good news when The Legendary Pink Dots come out with a new album, and this show begins with the first track from The Gethsemane Option, which has just been released on Metropolis Records. The band will hit the road this Fall in the US and beyond. You can see the tour dates here.

It's a busy time for the current post-punk and modern goth scene. This show features a short list of new entries from all corners of the globe and the genre. Germany leads the charge this time, first with a second dose of the new Bloody Dead and Sexy album, Bad Ambient, then with the premiere of fellow Germans salvation AMP. Their new album Hidden Faces can be investigated further here.

Meanwhile, in Belgium, KTAOABC (aka Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat) has been releasing free recordings of cover songs they've captured at recent shows. The first was a SWANS cover -- and the second? A Virgin Prunes classic that you'll hear on this show. Making an overdue premiere on this episode is Portland, Oregon's Dead Cult, whose cassette release Surviving in a Dying World came out last year, but finally makes its debut here and now.

Speaking of a busy season for the modern post-punk, deathrock, darkwave, and traditional goth scene, I spend a few minutes on this episode talking about my new club night, Fascination Street, which starts on Saturday, July 6th @ The East Room in Nashville, TN. My apologies to those far from the area, but I'm more than a little excited. For those who may wish to attend, here's the event page, with all the details.

Back to the new music, London's White Lies have emerged with one of the catchiest singles I've heard in a long while, acting as free teaser for their upcoming album, Big TV. Fellow Londoners AlterRed return with with their latest electro-cabaret cocktail, The Time It Takes to Smile, which closes a conceptual trilogy of albums. Learn more here.

Also in the electronic/industrial realm, you'll hear a bonus new b-side from Snog, followed by a look at early industrial and EBM, inspired by the release of ThouShaltNot vocalist/composer S. Alexander Reed's new book, "Assimilate: A Critical History of Industrial Music." Pick that up here, and check out this in-depth interview he did about it on NPR.

On the heavier end of the spectrum, the long-awaited new album from Austria's Summoning has been unleashed. The once-again Tolkien-obsessed subject matter and epic-scale fantasy black metal are in top shape on Old Mornings Dawn. Get it in several varieties here. And while you're thinking in epic terms, you'll also hear a taste of Hans Zimmer's sweeping score to the newly released "Man of Steel" film.

You'll hear all of that, PLUS: Dragon*Con 2013 updates about the Cabal Cut of "Nightbreed" and "The Return of the Living Dead" star Linnea Quigley; a classic '90s dark/black metal retrospective, and several deathrock/post-punk selections from the vault, along with trivia, tour news, and much more...


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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, June 28th, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]

The Legendary Pink Dots - A Star Is Born  [The Gethsemane Option, 2013]
Hans Zimmer - Are You Listening, Clark?/General Zod  ["Man of Steel" (soundtrack) 2013]
Bloody Dead and Sexy - Plastic Night Sky (feat. Gitane Demone)  [Bad Ambient, 2013]
Spectres - Between Two Lines  [Nothing to Nowhere, 2012]
salvation AMP - Pandorum  [Hidden Faces, 2013]
Mighty Sphincter - Secret Ceremony  [In the Kingdom of Heaven, 1987]
Lowlife - Coward's Way  [Permanent Sleep, 1986]
New Order - Doubts Even Here  [Movement, 1981]
The Cure - Fascination Street  [Disintegration, 1989]
SSQ - Trash's Theme  ["The Return of the Living Dead" (soundtrack) 1985]
Chants of Maldoror - Wounded Canvas  [Every Mask Tells the Truth, 2005]
KTAOABC - Caucasian Walk (live)  [digital single, 2013]
Dead Cult - Witch Hunt  [Surviving In A Dying World, 2012]
The Empire Hideous - Hereafter  [Victim Destroys Assailant  [1998]
Ulterior - Skydancing  [The Bleach Room, 2012]
White Lies - Getting Even  [Big TV, 2013]
Snog - The Gods of Carnage  [Adolph's Library, 2013]
AlterRed - Red and Black Coins  [The Time It Takes to Smile, 2013]
ThouShaltNot - Come a Time  [The White Beyond, 2003]
Skinny Puppy - The Choke  [Bites, 1984]
X-Marks the Pedwalk - Abattoir (Extended)  [Abattoir, 1995]
Laibach - Die Liebe (live)  [Neu Konservatiw, 1985/2003]
Einstuerzende Neubauten - Feurio!  [Haus Der Luege, 1989]
Danny Elfman - Baphomet's Chamber  ["Nightbreed" (soundtrack) 1990]
Summoning - Old Mornings Dawn  [Old Mornings Dawn, 2013]
Primordial - Journey's End  [A Journey's End, 1998]
Impaled Nazarene - Blood Is Thicker Than Water  [Suomi Finland Perkele, 1994]
Mörk Gryning - Tusen År Har Gått  [Tusen År Har Gått, 1995]
Pensées Nocturnes - Paria  [Grotesque, 2010]
Sky of Yuggoth - Transmissions from the Cthonic Depths  [Transmissions from the Cthonic Depths, 2006]
Nagelfar - Kapitel Ein, Der Fruhling  [Srontgorrth, 1999]


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Friday, June 14, 2013

PODCAST: June 14th, 2013

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This episode kicks off with a brand new track from Germany's Bloody Dead and Sexy, whose experiments in deathrock and modern goth rock are among the best currently circulating, so new music from them is the sort of news that is always good. Their latest album is entitled Bad Ambient, and you can find out more about it here.

A band with quite the buzz behind them right now is London's Savages, who have quickly jumped into the international spotlight with their catchy-yet-confrontational post-punk sound. They've already landed tour slots with Portishead in Europe, and Queens of the Stone Age in the US, and to get you ready to see them, you'll hear a selection from their new album Silence Yourself.

Quite by accident, this episode brings in a trio of debuts from Los Angeles bands. First up is the indie post-punk of Cold Showers, with a taste of their latest Love & Regret album, which has now been followed by a brand new single. The already-noteworthy Bestial Mouths have released a single from their forthcoming self-titled album that sees the band pushing the boundaries of their deathwave combination of synths, deathrock, and unlit noise.

In the industrial realm, you'll find the third of the L.A. acts that are new to this episode, in the form of Chiildren (yes, that's the correct spelling), whose fusion of industrial, noise, and harsh metal sounds has been catching people off guard on their latest EP, The Other People. While we're in the realms of dark industrial tones, you'll get another slice of Kalpamantra's new Apogee compilation (get it free right here), in the form of Nam-Khar.

On the way out, you'll get to be the judge of the controversial, yet also widely praised, new single from San Francisco's Deafheaven. With all the questions about whether a band from a black metal background is allowed to name their album Sunbather, or have a bright pink cover, or incorporate sounds that are on the uplifting side, one might get distracted from whether or not it actually sounds good -- so I'll let you check it out and see.

You'll hear all of that, PLUS: Another accidental trilogy, in the form of '70s/'80s horror-prog; a look back at Lycia's monumental Cold album to celebrate its much-anticipated release on vinyl; a third trilogy, in the form of three epic-length doom songs (because: 3 of everything!); several rarities and b-sides from the post-punk/deathrock vault; and much more...


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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, June 14th, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]

Bloody Dead and Sexy - Baby Moon  [Bad Ambient, 2013]
The Valerie Project - A Final Letter/Death and Rebirth  [The Valerie Project, 2007]
Lycia - Colder  [Cold, 1996]
Tearwave - Lotus Flower  [Tearwave, 2007]
The Tear Garden - Crying From Outside  [To Be An Angel Blind, The Crippled Soul Divide, 1996]
Mephisto Walz - Alle In Asche 2005 (Strobemerged)  ["New Dark Age, vol. 3" (comp.) 2005]
The Cure - A Foolish Arrangement  [A Letter to Elise (single) 1992]
Death In June - Fields  [Burial, 1984]
Goblin - Flashing  ["Tenebrae" (soundtrack) 1982]
Savages - She Will  [Silence Yourself, 2013]
Vex - It's No Crime  [Sanctuary, 1984]
Gene Loves Jezebel - Pop Tarantula  [Promise, 1983]
Cold Showers - Seminary  [Love & Regret, 2012]
Madre del Vizio - Il Mio Viaggio  [Antonomasia, 2005]
Bestial Mouths - Earth  [Bestial Mouths, 2013]
Nam-Khar - Paradoxum  [Apogee, 2013]
Will - Summoning  [Pearl of Great Price, 1991]
Ministry - Scarecrow  [ΚΕΦΑΛΗΞΘ (Psalm 69), 1992]
Ulver - It Is Not Sound  [Blood Inside, 2005]
Chiildren - My Gods  [The Other People, 2012]
Jacula - Praesentia Domini  [Tardo Pede In Magiam Versus, 1972]
My Dying Bride - The Return of Beauty  [As the Flower Withers, 1992]
Mournful Congregation - The Catechism of Depression  [The Book of Kings, 2011]
Warning - Watching From A Distance  [Watching From A Distance, 2008]
Tangerine Dream - Mae Comes Back/Mae's Transformation  ["Near Dark" (soundtrack) 1987]
Deafheaven - Dream House  [Sunbather, 2013]


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Friday, May 31, 2013

PODCAST: May 31st, 2013

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This episode begins and ends with a tribute to Ray Manzarek of The Doors, who passed away on May 20th. The influence of Ray and the rest of the Doors can be heard in all sorts of music today, but their influence on goth music is something I hold dear, as they are not only remembered as one of the greatest bands in history, they are also among the first to have their music dubbed "gothic rock." Whatever you like to call what they did, it is both great and eternal, so rest in peace, Ray.

Hot off the presses for this show is an advance track from California's Hyena Motorcade. The song will appear on a forthcoming release later in the year, but they wanted to give everyone an advance taste, which you can revisit here. And if that's not enough, you can check out some of their other material here.

Making their debut on this episode: Greek post-punk act Wonky Doll & the Echo, whose bizarre name shouldn't keep you from checking out their full album, Pleasant Thoughts, which you can find here. Returning to the show this time with a brand new EP is Italian post-punk/goth band Christine Plays Viola, whose Leocadia release can be explored further here.

In the industrial territory, you'll hear more of the new Skinny Puppy album, Weapon. Pick up the limited edition Vinyl version of that one here, or the CD version here. Once again on the heels of the new Skinny Puppy is a track from France's Chrysalide, who are no strangers to the 'Puppy sound whatsoever. In this instance, you might even confuse the two.

Fans of dark ambient will delight in another slice of Kalpamantra's new Apogee compilation (get it free right here), this time from Russian act Cyclotimia, who actually partnered with a US company at one point to have their music sent into space(!).

You'll hear all of that, PLUS: New music from Michael Giacchino's score for Star Trek: Into Darkness, Celebration & fanfare for the upcoming 5th season of The Venture Bros., The latest in the Calabrese Dayglo Necros video saga, More great new US deathrock from Anåsazi and Crimson Scarlet, Tales from my lost weekend in Baltimore at Maryland Deathfest XI, and much more...


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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, May 31st, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]


The Doors - Strange Days  [Strange Days, 1967]
The Wake - Curtain  [Nine Ways, 1996]
Caithness - Monument  [The Knell of Mourning, 2011]
Hyena Motorcade - 10,000 Sparrows  [demo, 2013]
Bat For Lashes - Glass  [Two Suns, 2009]
The Sisters of Mercy - Lights  [The Reptile House EP, 1983]
In Loving Memory - The Glitter Stage  [Collection, 2013]
The Sound - New Dark Age  [From the Lion's Mouth, 1981]
Wonky Doll & the Echo - Cut  [Pleasant Thoughts, 2012]
J.G. Thirlwell - Descension  ["The Venture Brothers: The Music of J.G. Thirlwell" (soundtrack) 2009]
Christine Plays Viola - Scattered In the Dust (Slay with Dismay)  [Leocadia, 2013]
The Deadfly Ensemble - Cariodoc's Kiss  [An Entire Wardrobe of Doubt and Uncertainty, 2006]
Virgin Prunes - Decline and Fall  […If I Die, I Die, 1982]
Anåsazi - Loving You  [Anasazi, 2012]
Terminal Gods - The Night Life  [Genesis, 2011]
Crimson Scarlet - Two Kinds of Red  [Crimson Scarlet, 2012]
Cyclotimia - Ad Astra  ["Apogee" (comp.) 2013]
Skinny Puppy - Terminal  [Weapon, 2013]
Chrysalide - Not My Word  [Don't Be Scared, It's About Life, 2011]
Project Pitchfork - Conjure  [Lam-'Bras, 1992]
The Gothsicles - Wearing a Star Trek Uniform, Watching Tony Lechmanski Sleep  [Industrialites & Magic, 2011]
Michael Giacchino - Brigadoom (exc.)  ["Star Trek: Into Darkness" (soundtrack) 2013]
Calabrese - Coffin Of Ruins  [Dayglo Necros, 2012]
Beastmilk - Void Mother  [Use Your Deluge, 2012]
Anhedonist - Estrangement  [Netherwards, 2012]
Tragedy - Vengeance  [Vengeance, 2002]
Carcass - Buried Dreams  [Heartwork, 1993]
Ulver - Naturmystikk  [Kveldssanger, 1996]
The Doors - The End  [The Doors, 1967]


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Friday, May 10, 2013

PODCAST: May 10th, 2013

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For those waiting for a taste of the new Skinny Puppy album, the wait is over. The new single, "paragUn," is here, and you're about to check it out on this episode. While Weapon won't be released until May 28th, you can pre-order the limited edition Vinyl version here, and the CD version here.

If the promise of new Skinny Puppy isn't enough to bait your breath, you'll also hear a track from the brand new IAMX album, The Unified Field, on this episode. You can order that one here, and check out the brand new video for the single "I Come With Knives" right here.

Although it's almost a year away, the announcement of a US tour featuring the UK's Pretentious, Moi? is truly exciting news for fans of traditional goth/darkwave music. The tour will begin in March of 2014 at the Age of Decay festival in Florida, then move west towards California. Also on the tour is fellow UK act, The Last Cry, who make their debut on this episode. Their new album, Living in Grey, can be found here.

Fans of dark ambient, soundtracks, and instrumental experimentation have several new reasons to celebrate. Kalpamantra has released yet another free collection of quality dark ambient, in the form of the new Apogee compilation (get it here), from which you'll hear new music from Italy's Phantom Ship on this episode. Meanwhile, Heathen Harvest released the second installment in their Walpurgisnacht series, which you can find for free here. It features a new track from The Floating World, which you will hear towards the end of this show.

Not to be outdone, Bella Morte have released a free instrumental song designed as a theme/soundtrack for vocalist/writer Andy Deane's novel, The Sticks. You can find that free download here, on their Reverbnation page. Not enough free music yet? You'll also hear some music taken from the COP Records 22nd Anniversary Compilation, which was also designed as a free giveaway, featuring hours of EBM, Industrial, and Electro with which you may not yet be familiar. BAM!

In the heavier realm of the show, you'll hear brand new music from Philadelphia's Woe, whose new album Withdrawal just arrived on Candlelight Records. You'll also witness the second new track from Nashville's Alraune, whose just-released 2-track Demo Album Preview has been made available as a taste of things to come.

You'll hear all of that, PLUS:  The overdue debut of the drunken post-punk sounds of Group Hex; more overdue music from France's strangest new industrial export, Chrysalide; several curiosities from the vault; and a farewell to Slayer guitarist/songwriter, Jeff Hanneman, who passed away last week. This episode closes with one of my favorite songs, which Jeff wrote for their 1988 album, South of Heaven. Rest In Peace.


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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, May 10th, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]


Current 93 w/ Nick Cave - All the Pretty Little Horses  [All the Pretty Little Horses, 1996]
Current 93 - All the Pretty Little Horsies  [All the Pretty Little Horses, 1996]
Phantom Ship - Incoming  ["Apogee" (comp.), 2013]
Zola Jesus - Manifest Destiny  [Stridulum, 2010]
Dead Can Dance - Amnesia  [Anastasis, 2012]
Swans - Power & Sacrifice  [White Light from the Mouth of Infinity, 1991]
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat - Shake Off Your Dreams  [Weltuntergangsstimmung, 2012]
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Trophy  [Kaleidoscope, 1980]
Group Hex - These Are the Nights  [Group Hex EP, 2010]
Brian Tyler - Ultimate Manifestation (exc.)  ["John Dies at the End" (soundtrack) 2012]
The Last Cry - Through Her Eyes  [Living In Grey, 2012]
The March Violets - Essence  [Walk Into the Sun, 1984]
Spectres - Pattern Recognition  [Spectres/Arctic Flowers (split) 2010]
Pretentious, Moi? - The Garden  [Pretentious, Moi?, 2010]
Specimen - Hex  [Sharp Teeth, 1985]
IAMX - Sorrow  [The Unified Field, 2013]
Angelo Badalamenti - Owl Cave  ["Twin Peaks" (Season Two) 1991]
Skinny Puppy - ParagUn  [Weapon, 2013]
Chrysalide - Fucking Doubt / Let the Bombs Fall  [Don't Be Scared, It's About Life, 2011]
C-Drone-Defect - Morituri Salutant  ["COP International 22nd Anniversary" (comp.), 2013]
Belief - Pastlight  [No-Place, 2003]
Buck Tick - Gesshoku  [13kai wa Gekkou, 2005]
Bella Morte - Theme from "The Sticks" by Andy Deane  [digital single, 2013]
Atriarch - Oblivion  [Atriarch/Alaric (split), 2012]
Woe - All Bridges Burned  [Withdrawal, 2013]
Alraune [N] - Kissed By the Red  [2-track Demo Album Preview, 2013]
Cor Scorpii - El Fane Svart  [Monument, 2008]
The Floating World - Between the Sky and the Sea  ["Heathen Harvest: Walpurgisnacht I" (comp.) 2013]
Slayer - Spill the Blood  [South of Heaven, 1988]


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Friday, April 26, 2013

PODCAST: April 26th, 2013

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Between this episode and the next, I'll have the distinct pleasure of seeing Peter Murphy perform an all-Bauhaus set in Atlanta. To celebrate that, this show begins with one of my personal favorite Bauhaus songs, "Silent Hedges." With any luck, I'll get to hear it live, as it seems to have popped up in the set at least once already on this tour.

Brand new to the show this time is a live track from one of the most promising of the current crop of Gothic Rock acts, the U.K.'s Terminal Gods. This one was recorded just one month ago, and it was (briefly) made available as a free track. You can currently get the whole concert as a bonus if you pick up their latest shirt.

Sweden's Principe Valiente are back with a new single, entitled "Take Me With You." You'll hear it on this episode, but you can grab one for yourself right here later on. Making his debut on this show is New Zealand's Paul Amlehn, an experimental artist of many disciplines whose forthcoming Blood of Union project features collaborations with a whole list of notables, in addition to featuring cover art by David Lynch himself.

Also making their debut on this episode is California's Crimson Scarlet, with a song from their self-titled 7-inch. They represent another exciting (dark) entry to the new wave of US deathrock, goth, and post-punk. Speaking of which, you'll hear yet another fresh track to the show from New York City's Anåsazi, this time taken from their 2012 demo cassette. Not to be outdone, Italy and the UK teamed up to bring us new music from Horror Vacui's In Darkness, You Will Feel Alright. Viva la Deathrock!

In the final segment of this episode, you'll hear brand new music from Nashville's own Alraune, whose just-released 2-track Demo Album Preview promises to keep those who have been waiting for a fresh spark in the occult/black metal scene talking for quite some time.

You'll hear all of that, PLUS: More new music from Roque Baños' score for the rebooted/remade Evil Dead film, Birthday wishes for both Robert Smith (The Cure) and David J. (Bauhaus), A love affair with '80s synth-based horror scores, baited breath for Room 237's dissection of The Shining, cult musical objects from the vault, and much more.


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"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Friday, April 26th, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]


Bauhaus - Silent Hedges  [The Sky's Gone Out, 1982]
Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind - The Shining (Main Title)/Rocky Mountains  ["The Shining" (soundtrack) 1980]
Norma Loy - 1964 Shadows  [Psychic Altercation, 1984]
ROME - Fester  [Hell Money, 2012]
The Deadfly Ensemble - The Glorious Immolation of the Holy Order of the Sun  [An Instructional Guide for Aspiring Arsonists, 2012]
Lasher Keen - Shadow Companions  [Berserker, 2012]
The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys (live)  [Olympia Theatre, Paris1982]
Terminal Gods - Persona (live)  [The Light Fantastic: Live In London 29/03/2013]
Fredrik Klingwall - 4:18 at the Morgue  [Epitome Of The False Dichotomy, 2009]
Principe Valiente - Take Me With You  [Take Me With You, 2013]
Red Voice Choir - St. Francis  [Apparitions, 2009]
Editors - Blood  [The Back Room, 2005]
Anåsazi - Restless Spirits  [Demo 2012]
Crimson Scarlet - Sanctuary  [Crimson Scarlet, 2012]
Horror Vacui - In Darkness You Will Feel Alright  [In Darkness You Will Feel Alright, 2012]
Kendall Schmidt - Untitled ["Neon Maniacs" (soundtrack) 1986]
Depeche Mode - New Dress  [Black Celebration, 1986]
IAMX - Spit It Out  [The Alternative, 2006]
Deied - A Shell Full of Scars  [Tales of Sodenliah, 2011]
Fad Gadget - Insecticide  [Fireside Favourite/Insecticide, 1980]
Paul Amlehn - Through Your Mouth, I Sing  [Blood of Union, 2013]
Roque Baños - Sad Memories  ["Evil Dead" (soundtrack) 2013]
Katatonia - Nowhere  [Sounds of Decay, 1997]
Kampfar - Altergang  [Mare, 2010]
Tragedy - Call to Arms  [Vengeance, 2002]
Alraune - Exordium  [demo, 2013] [N]
Martin Cooper/David A. Hughes - Main Theme ["C.H.U.D." (soundtrack) 1984]
Master's Hammer - Černá Svatozář  [Ritual, 1991] 


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Friday, April 12, 2013

PODCAST: April 12th, 2013

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Sadly, between the last episode and this one, we lost another musician: Christopher David, vocalist/songwriter for Judith, as well as the former bassist for Requiem in White. This episode begins with a small tribute to him, and to his work, in the form of a song from each of those acts. I do not have much information on how he passed, but may he rest in peace.

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Brand new to the show for this episode is fresh post-punk from Russia's Twinmachine, whose new album Tomorrow That Never Was can be heard here. While you're in the post-punk mood, you'll also hear further new sounds from Vancouver's Spectres, whose Nothing to Nowhere album was first thrown in the spotlight on the last episode. For even more of the upbeat/aggressive side of new post-punk, you'll get another taste of New York City's Anåsazi, whose infectious sound has not left my speakers in recent weeks.

Also new to the show for this episode: Music from Roque Baños' score for the newly rebooted/remade Evil Dead film. Much has been said in favor of this version of the movie, and I liked it myself, but it was the music that struck me most, so you'll hear two selections from that album on this show.

For accuracy's sake, I must correct an error I made when speaking about Mute Angst Envy on this show. While their 1991 album Archetype/Trust stood as their only work for quite some time, it was not their only release. Many years later, in 2004, the band regrouped and released South 11th Street, which I will be sure to feature on a future episode, so the record can be set straight. Sometimes I speak too quickly on these shows (and sometimes, it's really, really late).

In addition to all of that, you'll also hear: Deeper cuts from the latest Ulterior and Saltillo albums; an early version of one of The Cure's classics; a fond look back at the mid-'90s heyday of classical (and sometimes even goth)-influenced dark crossover-metal; and more!


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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, April 12th, 2013


Opening Theme:
Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack), 1994]


Judith - My Passage  [La Rêveuse, 1999]
Treha Sektori - Despraorehn  [Endessiah, 2012]
Requiem in White - Beneath the Leaves  [Of the Want Infinite, 1995]
Lowlife - Again and Again  [Rain, 1985]
The Legendary Pink Dots - Hotel Noir  [The Golden Age, 1988]
The Cure - Lovesong (Studio WIP Mix 11-88)  [Disintegration: Alternative Rarities 1988-1989, 2010]
The Estranged - Wicker Man  [The Subliminal Man, 2010]
Twinmachine - The Town of Horrors  [Tomorrow That Never Was, 2013]
Bear McCreary - The Mercy of the Living (exc.)  ["The Walking Dead" (Season 1 Score) 2010]
Mute Angst Envy - Catacombs  [Archetype, 1991 (Remastered 2008)]
Spectres - Amnesia  [Nothing to Nowhere, 2012]
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Last Train  [Paint Your Wagon, 1986]
Anåsazi - Samsara  [Anasazi 7", 2012]
M4 Alice - Shiloh  [Shiloh, 1988]
Blacklist - Julie Speaks  [Midnight of the Century, 2009]
A Murder of Angels - Manuscript  [While You Sleep, 1999]
Ulterior - Cool TV  [The Bleach Room, 2012]
(Clan of) Xymox - Obsession  [Twist of Shadows, 1989]
Abney Park - Too Far to Turn Back  [Aether Shanties, 2009]
Saltillo - Forced Vision  [Monocyte, 2012]
Bella Morte - Bones Below  [Before the Flood, 2011]
Roque Baños - The Basement  ["Evil Dead" (soundtrack) 2013]
Sirrah - Acme  [Beauty In Darkness (comp.) 1996]
Roque Baños - Exorcism (exc.) ["Evil Dead" (soundtrack) 2013]
Amorphis - Moon and Sun / Moon and Sun Part II: North's Son  [Black Winter Day EP, 1994]
Ancient Wisdom - The Awakening of Ancient Serpent / The Calling of Nocturnal Demons  [The Calling, 1997]
Mindrot - Anguish  [Dawning, 1995]
Worm Ouroboros - A Death, A Birth  [Worm Ouroboros, 2009]
Summoning - Land of the Dead  [Oath Bound, 2006]



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(exc.) = excerpt

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