DMA #161: "The Flesh Is Weak" by James Chance and the Contortions

from The Department of Metal Antiquities · host Nik Cameron

Welcome back! Class is in session. This week in the Department of Metal Antiquities, we are joined by associate professors from Masonique, the punk band from Portland, OR who just dropped their first record on sweet vinyl. This week, we are discussing the late punk legend, James Chance and The Contortions. Rest In Power, James who died on 6/18/24. This was already planned.... Check out Masonique: But the vinyl: https://masonique.bandcamp.com Give the band some love: https://www.facebook.com/masoniquemusic/

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