EPISODE · Mar 27, 2014 · 1H 5M
Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #34
from Agony Shorthand · host Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio
If you're paying attention even a little bit, there really still is just too much great rocknroll music pouring out of basements and dark clubs worldwide to stuff into a 60-minute phony radio show every two weeks - yet I do try. The list of things I wanted to play is longer than the list of things I played, but I guess that's what happens when you shoehorn in a nine-minute, feedback-laden track off of a Velvet Underground bootleg - and expect people to listen. You'll listen, won't you?DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE RADIO #34 has got some absolute gnarl from modern bands like SEX TIDE (new track!), VELO, THE FIREWORKS and THE IN OUT. Would you believe DEATH OF SAMANTHA and ANIMALS & MEN are still with us, and have first-rate new recordings being played here? How about some brand new guitar bending from the misanthropic ALVARIUS B? Or some perfect new pop from Dunedin, New Zealand's TRICK MAMMOTH?I even headed into the library for "deep cuts" from The Weirdos, Salvation Army, Spider and the Webs, Division Four and more. Listen up and maybe give it nice plug in iTunes, hows about?Track listing: ANIMALS AND MEN - Easy RidingSEX TIDE - I Want To DieTHE LA DE DAs - How Is The Air Up There?SALVATION ARMY - She Turns To FlowersFLESH EATERS - Agony ShorthandTHE WEIRDOS - Scream Baby Scream (1977 demo)THE FIREWORKS - Getting Nowhere FastDEATH OF SAMANTHA - AmphetamineCOACHWHIPS - Body and BrainsDIVISION FOUR - Doctor's WifeSPIDER AND THE WEBS - Bacon Achin'VELO - OutTRICK MAMMOTH - Delphine (With a Purpose)BELLE & SEBASTIAN - Lazy Line Painter JaneTHE VELVET UNDERGROUND - Run Run Run (live 1969, Hilltop Pop Festival)ALVARIUS B - Yeah Well, Oyster ShellsGIBSON BROS - Broke Down EngineTHE IN OUT - The Stupidity
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If you're paying attention even a little bit, there really still is just too much great rocknroll music pouring out of basements and dark clubs worldwide to stuff into a 60-minute phony radio show every two weeks - yet I do try. The list of things I wanted to play is longer than the list of things I played, but I guess that's what happens when you shoehorn in a nine-minute, feedback-laden track off of a Velvet Underground bootleg - and expect people to listen. You'll listen, won't you?DYNAMIT...
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