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While there is no actual theme to this episode of "Out ov the Coffin," it will be evident that I've spent much of the last week taking in the new synthetic-'80s sci-fi/horror series "Stranger Things," which is an experience that I certainly recommend, for the many reasons you've probably heard at this point. After beginning the show with new music from San Francisco's All Your Sisters, who have just returned with their more refined second album, Uncomfortable Skin, we move into the main theme from "Stranger Things," as composed by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein. The duo also make up part of the synthwave band S U R V I V E, who have recently been signed to Relapse Records.

While still on that 'strange' wavelength, the first full set begins with a well-used classic from Echo & the Bunnymen (who will tour the US later this year), before turning this month's spotlight on the just-announced and quickly-upcoming tour that will see Aurelio Voltaire and Stoneburner (featuring Steven Archer of Ego Likeness) joining forces across the US. I chose a couple of my personal favorites for this set to celebrate their arrival in Nashville on August 6th to play the Solidarity 1.5 benefit show. You can see the rest of their tour dates here.

The set continues with music from the first full-length release from the mysterious parody-band, Death In Rome, who have gained a following online for their unlikely neo-folk covers of catchy pop songs. In this case, the band takes the skeleton of one of ROME's most beloved songs, "Der Brandtaucher," and dresses it with the words and melody of the WHAM classic "Careless Whisper." ROME being one of my favorite bands, I did not take kindly to this idea on paper, but hearing it, I loved it in spite of myself. Hopefully, Rome's Jerome Reuter is able to appreciate it in the same way. Meanwhile, you can hear more surprising Death In Rome curiosities on their new album Hitparade.

Deadfly Ensemble and Cinema Strange main-man Lucas Lanthier drops in next with his new digital single, "Heathen Smile," a song which could fairly be said to sit comfortably between the sounds of the two aforementioned projects. Finally, the set wraps up with a classic from Killing Joke, brought to mind by the release of the film and soundtrack for the new animated feature "Batman: The Killing Joke," which will have a limited theatrical release on July 25th. Not played together merely to be cute, I go into the backstory that actually does connect the classic post-punk band with the greatest comic story ever told. 

The second set begins with new music from Australia's Infinite Void, whose new split 7" with Arctic Flowers has just been released. Following that, you'll get a taste of three new deathrock demos from across the US: L.A.'s The Wraith (featuring members of Lost Tribe and Cinema Strange) lead the charge, followed by Denver's Radio Scarlet, and Texas band Ritual Order. After a classic from Finland's Musta Paraati, the set wraps up with a deeper cut from Litovsk, who continue to fly the French flag high on this podcast.

The third set begins with new music from Bestial Mouths' latest, Heartless, before giving you a deeper cut from that catchy new Bootblacks LP, Veins. After dipping back to the previous decade for a cut from Led Er Est, we catch up with the closing track from High-Functioning Flesh's most recent LP, then segue into the classic Tubeway Army track, "Down in the Park." Lest you should be too comfortable at that point, more great new music from France's Rendez-Vous springs to life, and (hopefully) makes you spring to the web to order a copy of their new LP, Distance. 

In the fourth set, the tables turn to dark metal. If you're allergic to such things, run away now (but do come back for the closing track!). We begin with a black/doom song from the new, self-titled album from Predatory Light, and, because I can't leave well enough alone, I return to "Stranger Things" on the way out of this episode, too, channeling all of the show's "Mirkwood" references into the Summoning classic of the same name, then closing the show with the full-length version of the New Order epic, "Elegia," which was used to great effect in the series.

All of that, PLUS: New soundtrack work from "The Neon Demon" by Cliff Martinez; a visit to the '80s sci-fi/horror soundtrack vaults for some rollerskating vampires and classic lizard-people synth-themes; and more! 

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PLAYLIST BEGINS HERE
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]

(each band name is also a website link)

"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
  Show recorded on: July 22nd, 2016

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

All Your Sisters - Loss  [Uncomfortable Skin, 2016]
Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein - Main Theme ["Stranger Things" (soundtrack) 2016]
Echo & the Bunnymen - Nocturnal Me  [Ocean Rain, 1984]
Aurelio Voltaire - The Man Upstairs  [The Devil's Bris, 1998]
Stoneburner - Lament for Liet  [The No Chamber, 2014]
Death In Rome - Careless Whisper  [Hitparade, 2016]
Lucas Lanthier - Heathen Smile  [Heathen Smile, 2016]
Killing Joke - America  [America, 1988]
Michael McCuistion, Kristopher Carter and Lolita Ritmanis - End Credits ["Batman: The Killing Joke" (soundtrack) 2016]
Infinite Void - Face in the Window [Infinite Void/Arctic Flowers (split 7"), 2016]
The Wraith - Comatic Romance  [Demo, 2016]
Radio Scarlet - Sat on a Wall  [Demos 2016]
Ritual Order - ISA  [Ritual Order (Demo), 2016]
Musta Paraati - Peilitalo  [Peilitalossa, 1983]
Litovsk - Nergenst  [Litovsk, 2016]
Cliff Martinez - Thank God You're Awake (Remix)/Lipstick Drawing  ["The Neon Demon" (soundtrack) 2016]
Bestial Mouths - Greyed  [Heartless, 2016]
Bootblacks - Drift  [Veins, 2016]
Led Er Est - Scissors  [Dust on Common, 2009]
High-Functioning Flesh - Mistakes Were Made  [Definite Structures, 2015]
Tubeway Army - Down in the Park  [Replicas, 1979]
Rendez-Vous - Demian  [Distance, 2016]
Brad Fiedel - Love Bite / Fright Show  ["Fright Night Part II" (soundtrack) 1988]
Predatory Light - Laughing Wound  [Predatory Light, 2016]
Summoning - Mirkwood  [Nightshade Forests, 1997]
Barry De Vorzon - Main Title  ["V: The Final Battle" (soundtrack) 1984]
New Order - Elegia (full version)  [Low Life, 1985]

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PODCAST: June 2016 Episode

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This episode of "Out ov the Coffin" begins with live and rare music from the greatest band ever, The Cure, in honor of their current tour, on which it is reported that they've been pulling out many rarities. I'll be catching them in Atlanta this weekend, myself, but you can see if they're about to hit your neck of the woods here.

The first set begins with Cure-frontman Robert Smith doing a home-recorded cover of a song by current tourmates The Twilight Sad (whom you will hear from later in the show). Sweden's Anton de Neige (of Sanne de Neige) then steps in, rather subtly, with an untitled track from his new untitled 2016 solo album. Litovsk, one of several new French acts this month, arrives next, with some fresh post-punk from their new self-titled LP. After a darkwave classic from Suspiria, we finish the set with a pair of new traditional goth rock tracks: First, from Terminal Gods' long-awaited first full length album, Wave / Form, then a deeper cut from Norwegian super-group Long Night's new Sorrow Returns EP. 

The second set leans heavily into various shades of punk, kicking things off with Air Hunger, a new anarcho/deathrock collaboration between members of several North American and European acts (such as Cemetery and the Flatfield). Atlanta deathrockers Maudlin then make their 'Coffin debut with a cut from their new self-titled demo, which leads us to a double-shot of Nashville post-punk acts, new and old. The new face is Brothers, who jump in with a self-titled song from their forthcoming self-titled release on Tapes of a Neon God (pre-order it here). We then look back at some cult, late '80s Nashville psyche-deathrock, in the form of The Grinning Plowman.

We then jump over to Europe, with new music from the UK's Sievehead, whose new 7" Buried Beneath probably lands in the "regular" punk zone, but it feels right here as well. Rounding out the set is a new French band, Rendez-Vous, who caught my attention and locked their hooks in my ears within minutes. Their new album Distance manages to combine goth rock, post-punk, punk, darkwave, and even EBM characteristics into one very catchy package. 

The third set focuses on current tours, beginning with tracks from Soft Kill & Underpass, whose ongoing joint tour will arrive at the East Room in Nashville tomorrow night, along with Cincinnati's Skeleton Hands, who are joining certain dates of that tour. Scotland's The Twilight Sad, who are currently on the road with The Cure, come next, followed by the master of horror himself, John Carpenter, with a taste of his new Lost Themes II LP. If you are extremely lucky, you can catch one of his limited live performances soon.

The dark metal set begins by delving a bit deeper into Carma's latest self-titled LP, then dropping everybody on their heads with the low-end rumble of a track from The Curling Flame of Blasphemy, the new album from notorious US black metal outfit, Profanatica. Austria's Alastor then make their debut from their latest album, Waldmark, before the set ends with a mid-'90s forgotten black metal classic from Swordmaster. 

Speaking of the unlit mid-'90s, the final talk break is marked by the presence of cult French black-ambient project, Moëvöt, who provide just the right '70s Euro-horror vibe every time. In closing, you'll hear (the better part of) a lengthy new dark psychedelic track from The Legendary Pink Dots, which also serves as the closing piece of their new album, Pages of Aquarius.

All of that, PLUS: A deeper cut  from Xiu Xiu's new Twin Peaks tribute album; A visit to the obscure '80s televised-horror vault -- or shall I say "tomb?"; and more! 

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PLAYLIST BEGINS HERE
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]

(each band name is also a website link)

"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
  Show recorded on: June 22nd, 2016

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

The Cure - Sinking (live)  [In Orange, 1985]
The Cure - Uyea Sound  [Lost Wishes, 1993]
Robert Smith - There's a Girl in the Corner  [It was Never the Same/There's a Girl in the Corner, 2015] 
Anton de Neige - IV  [Untitled Album, 2016]
Litovsk - Meaning Nothing  [Litovsk, 2016]
Suspiria - The Far Heavens  [Drama, 1997]
Terminal Gods - Shockwave  [Wave / Form, 2016]
Long Night - Sorrow Returns  [Sorrow Returns, 2016]
Simon Boswell - Theme I  ["Graveyard Disturbance" (soundtrack) 1987]
Air Hunger - Raise the Flag and Look to the Skies  [Air Hunger, 2016]
Maudlin - Keeping Still  [Maudlin, 2016]
Brothers - Brothers  [Brothers, 2016] [N]
The Grinning Plowman - Cripple  [Days of Deformity, 1988] [N]
Sievehead - Buried Beneath  [Buried Beneath, 2016]
Rendez-Vous - Workout  [Distance, 2016]
Xiu Xiu - Nightsea Wind  [Plays the Music of TwinPeaks, 2016]
Soft Kill - Hit the Floor  [Heresy, 2015]
Underpass - Side  [Assimilation, 2014]
Skeleton Hands - Ravage  [Gone, 2013]
The Twilight Sad - Another Bed  [No One Can Ever Know, 2012]
John Carpenter - Angel's Asylum  [Lost Themes II, 2016]
John Carpenter - Last Sunrise  [Lost Themes II, 2016]
Carma - Lamento  [Carma, 2015]
Profanatica - Magic & Muhr  [The Curling Flame of Blasphemy, 2016]
Alastor - Waldmark  [Waldmark, 2016]
Swordmaster - Upon Blood and Ashes [Wraths of Time, 1995]
Moëvöt - Brumes [Ézleyfbdrèb Vèpréu Zuèrkl Mazagvatre Èrbsèdréa, 1994]
The Legendary Pink Dots - The Weight of Water, Parts 2-4  [Pages of Aquarius, 2016]

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PODCAST: May 2016 Episode

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This episode of "Out ov the Coffin" begins with two lesser-played Joy Division tracks, joined together to honor the memory of Ian Curtis, who left us 36 years ago this month. There is no denying the role of Ian and Joy Division in shaping the current revival of post-punk music, so the first new entry on this episode comes from San Francisco's In Letter Form, whose new album Fracture. Repair. Repeat is sure to catch the ears of those who have loved both the original Joy Division sound, as well as the current wave of acts, like Interpol. 

Requested current music from Iceland's Kælan Mikla comes in next, setting a dark, subdued tone that leads nicely into a vault-song from the sadly defunct Projekt Records band Tearwave. Much-anticipated new music from The Legendary Pink Dots follows, giving us the first taste of their latest psychedelic odyssey, Pages of Aquarius.

The set concludes with a spotlight on the current Modern English tour, which will be arriving in Nashville on Saturday May 28th. Local post-punk band Krovi comes up first, followed by the arthouse deathrock of Atlanta's Entertainment, and finishing with a post-punk classic from the first Modern English LP, Mesh & Lace, which the band will be performing in full on this tour, along with early singles like the ubiquitous "I Melt With You."

The next talk break begins with some atmosphere from Xiu Xiu's latest release, which sees the band paying musical tribute to the music of Twin Peaks, in their own particular language. Other talk breaks on the show focus on the cult '70s atmospheric horror soundtracks to "Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural" (1973) and the Czech New Wave gem, "Morgiana" (1972). Later on in the show, the breaks will feature recent music from Zombi and an ambient track from the new ROME EP.

The second set begins with more new music from original California deathrockers Altar de Fey, whose new album Echoes in the Corridor is already quite the contender for year-end "Best Of..." lists. The set then descends into the vaults for a triple-shot of '80s deathrock classics from Arch Criminals, 45 Grave, and The Danse Society, as well as a pair of '90s goth classics from Corpus Delicti and Witching Hour.

The third set kicks in with more new music from New York's Bootblacks, whose Veins album has now subtly lodged its post-punk/wave hooks in me, for one. Turning to more darkwave territory, a track from The KVB's new ...Of Desire album arrives next, followed by another somewhat recent song from Arizona's Body of Light. A vault obscurity from SS-Say then leads us to more pummeling new industrial from Youth Code's latest, Commitment to Complications.

The next set starts with an excerpt of Wolvserpent's "Aporia​:​Kāla​:​Ananta," the single 40-minute song that comprises the Idaho band's latest EP. The full experience should really be had, of course, when you find yourself properly prepared, at least. Next, Australia's The Night Terrors make their late, but very welcome, debut, evoking all the right elements of classic '70s Euro-horror soundtracks, and leading into a new ritual ambient/experimental track from Oregon's Hail, taken from their new album, Oneiric Annihilation. 

Sadly, this episode also closes with music to honor the departed. In this case, somebody many of us knew and loved, Adrian Guerra (founding member of Seattle's Bell Witch) who died last week, on May 17th. It is with a very heavy heart that I close the last full set with what is said to be his last recording -- with fellow Seattle band Morose -- then, finally, close the episode with a song from the last Bell Witch album that he played on, which is also their latest full length, Four Phantoms. Rest in peace, Adrian. You were taken far too soon.

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Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]

(each band name is also a website link)

"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
  Show recorded on: May 25th, 2016

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

Joy Division - Something Must Break / New Dawn Fades (live, May 2nd, 1980) [Still, 1981]
Dan Neufeld - Opening Theme ["Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural" 1973]
In Letter Form - Audio Drones (Adagio for Terror) / Terror (Is a State of Mind)  [Fracture. Repair. Repeat, 2016]
Kælan Mikla - Glimmer & Aska  [Demos, 2015]  ^RQ^
Tearwave - Claiming Life  [Different Shade of Beauty, 2008]
The Legendary Pink Dots - Mirror Mirror  [Pages of Aquarius, 2016]
Krovi - Blood (12" mix) [single, 2016] [N]
Entertainment - Confusion of Senses  [Gender, 2008]
Modern English - 16 Days  [Mesh & Lace, 1981]
Xiu Xiu - Dance of the Dream Man  [Plays the Music of Twin Peaks, 2016]
Altar de Fey - Veil of Death  [Echoes in the Corridor, 2016]
Arch Criminals - Twist My Way  [Hang, 1986]
45 Grave - Violent World  [Sleep in Safety, 1983]
Witching Hour - Ligea  [Hourglass, 1992]
Corpus Delicti - Sylphes  [Sylphes, 1994]
The Danse Society - Arabia  [Wake Up, 1983]
Luboš Fišer - Dust to Dust / I Don't Want Any Flowers / Viktorie's Darkest Moment / Blood Red Roses / Crimson Elixir  ["Morgiana" (soundtrack) 1972]
Bootblacks - ABC  [Veins, 2016]
The KVB - Night Games  […Of Desire, 2016]
Body of Light - Modern Sympathy  [Limits of Reason, 2014]
SS-Say - Care  [Fusion, 1985]
Youth Code - (Armed) / Transitions  [Commitment to Complications, 2016]
Zombi - Total Breakthrough  [Shape Shift, 2015]
Wolvserpent - Aporia​:​Kāla​:​Ananta (exc.)  [Aporia​:​Kāla​:​Ananta, 2016]
The Night Terrors - Blue Black  [Pavor Nocturnus, 2014]
Hail - Asylum  [Oneiric Annihilation, 2016]
Morose - Grasping Nothing [digital single, 2016]
ROME - Funeratio  [Coriolan, 2016]
Bell Witch - Suffocation, a Burial: I – Awoken (Breathing Teeth)  [Four Phantoms, 2015]

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"Present Time" by Rozz Williams, 1992

EPISODE NOTES & HIGHLIGHTS: 

This episode of "Out ov the Coffin" begins with my yearly tribute to Rozz Williams, who took his own life in April of 1998. This time, I attempted to avoid the staples of his catalog, choosing lesser-played songs and digging a bit deeper for a couple of alternate, later recordings that demonstrate why he remained a legend. He may be remembered best for the walls he broke down in his youth, but he was a versatile and uninhibited performer until the end.

Beyond the Rozz-centric opening set, this episode then offers brand new music from Norway's Long Night, a traditional gothic rock act that features former members of bands like Tristania and Theatre of Tragedy. A song from ROME's brand new, and quite-varied, Coriolan EP follows, offering a taste of Jerome Reuter's signature style once again. 

The set continues with a classic from The Cure, appearing here to mark two occasions: The 35th of anniversary of the release of the Faith album being this month, AND today (April 21st) being Robert Smith's birthday. Friends of the band, And Also the Trees, step in next, with a taste of their sublime new release, Born Into the Waves, which leads into the celebration of another anniversary, this one for Siouxsie & the Banshees Tinderbox, which turns 30 this month. After a graveyard classic from the vastly underrated Frank the Baptist, the set fills out with recent Central and South American goth, first from Colombia's La Procesión De Lo Infinito, then from Costa Rica's Draconian Incubus.

The next set begins with brand new music from New York's Bootblacks, who have emerged with a catchy mix of synth-heavy goth-pop and post-punk on their latest album, Veins. Next, we hit a "Then & Now" segment, featuring an Ultravox cover from Italy's now-defunct Chants of Maldoror, followed by the band that rose from its ashes, Sorry, Heels. As we slide into darkwave territory, Sweden's Sanne de Neige makes their cold and detached debut on the show, followed by a deeper cut from Turkish darkwavers, She Past Away. 

In retroactive celebration of a cool show that danced through Nashville last week, you'll get a taste of the most recent works from Arizona's Body of Light and California's High-Functioning Flesh, who collectively have both the moves and the motion, in the live setting. The set wraps up with a face-punch of a new song from Youth Code's latest album, Commitment to Complications, further demonstrating why the band has created such an industrial-strength buzz in recent years. 

The dark metal set starts with more new music from Oakland's Lycus, taken from their Chasms LP, before the set turns its attention to indulging my nostalgia for the metal of the mid-'90s. Classics from My Dying Bride, Celestial Season, and Samael lead us to the end of the set, finally shutting it down with an Alice Cooper cover. Alice's current tour will hit Nashville on May 2nd, so I close the show with a classic from his special corner of the vaults.

All of that, PLUS: A deeper cut from Ulver's new ATGCLVLSSCAP album; More music from Brian Reitzell's newly-issued "Hannibal season 3" soundtrack; Selections from the dark ambient and existentialist-zombie-romance-film vaults; and more! 

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PLAYLIST BEGINS HERE
Format: Band Name - Song Title [Album Title, Year]

(each band name is also a website link)

"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
  Show recorded on: April 21st, 2016

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

Rozz Williams - Time  [Sleeping Dogs,  2013]
Premature Ejaculation - Valley of Humiliations  [Assertive Discipline, 1988]
Rozz Williams & David E. Williams - Cavity (live, 1996) [Accept the Gift of Sin, 2003]
Christian Death - The Blue Hour  [Catastrophe Ballet, 1984]
Shadow Project - Lord of the Flies  [Dreams for the Dying, 1992]
Daucus Karota - The Stranger  [Shrine, 1994]
Rozz Williams - Dec. 30, 1334 (exc.)  [The Whorse's Mouth, 1996]
Rozz Williams & Gitane Demone - Flowers  [Dream Home Heartache, 1995]
Brian Reitzell - Secondo Pt 2  ["Hannibal" Season 3, Vol. 1 (soundtrack) 2016]
Long Night - Arkham  [Sorrow Returns, 2016]
ROME - Broken  [Coriolan, 2016]
The Cure - Other Voices  [Faith, 1981]
And Also the Trees - The Sleepers  [Born Into the Waves, 2016]
Siouxsie & the Banshees - The Sweetest Chill  [Tinderbox, 1986]
Frank the Baptist - Cryptkicker  [Different Degrees of Empty, 2003]
La Procesión De Lo Infinito - La Era Oscura  [This is Gothic Rock Vol. II, 2014]
Draconian Incubus - Victim (Of Love)  [Ligeia, 2014]
Ulver - D-Day Drone  [ATGCLVLSSCAP, 2016]
Bootblacks - Pastlives  [Veins, 2016]
Chants of Maldoror - We Stand Alone  [Every Mask Tells The Truth, 2005]
Sorry, Heels - In Love With Silence  [The Accuracy of Silence, 2015]
Sanne de Neige - Dans La Forêt  [The Forest Tapes, 2015]
She Past Away - Uçtu Belirsizliğe  [Narin Yalnizlik, 2015]
Body of Light - Is It Lost  [Limits of Reason, 2014]
High-Functioning Flesh - Afterbirth  [Definite Structures, 2015]
Youth Code - Glass Spitter  [Commitment to Complications, 2016]
Inade - III: The Conquest of Being Separated  [Aldebaran, 1996]
Lycus - Obsidian Eyes  [Chasms, 2016]
My Dying Bride - I Am The Bloody Earth  [I Am The Bloody Earth, 1994]
Celestial Season - Decamerone  [Solar Lovers, 1994]
Samael - I Love the Dead  [Rebellion, 1995]
Manuel de Sica - The Rest of the World (Doesn't Exist) (long version)  ["Dellamorte Dellamore" Extended Soundtrack, 1994]
Alice Cooper - Steven  [Welcome to My Nightmare, 1975]

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