BOTW on March 7th, 2013: Ugly Things on the Radio #9
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 137
Airdate: Thursday, March 7th, 2013
Congratulations! Ugly Things on the Radio #9
The best part about this show wasn’t getting to hear his family having dinner in the background, but that he has the missing Downliners Sect EP. What happened was the records went missing and they were left with a bunch of sleeves. Somewhere along the way, the missing music is found on reel to reel at a garage sale. He plays an entire side of it, and I have to say, they are pretty badass. You may want to check out some other things by Mike Stax, like his zine Ugly Things.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/ugly-things-on-the-radio-9
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Zorch Radio Episode 142: TOO LOUD
Zorch Radio Episode 142: TOO LOUD
Airdate: Thursday, April 11th, 2013
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WHAT??? HUH??? Crank that baby up to ELEVEN and let us know about the LOUDEST SHOW YOU’VE EVER BEEN TO.
Tonight on The All New KGRG FM we shared our stories about the gigs that left our ears ringing. Each call this evening got submitted for their chance to score tickets to Seattle’s 9th Annual Psychobilly Brawl at The Highline on April 20th! Featuring performances by The Rocketz, Mean Street Meanie, Hard Money Saints, Little Black Devils Burlesque, Load Levelers and tons more – check out Holly’s Review of the 9th Annual Seattle Psychobilly Brawl
What is the loudest show YOU’VE ever been to? Leave a comment below and tell us about it. Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
And are you going to the INVASION???
If you like the music we play, then support the artists and buy their music. This lets the artists make more music in the future. These podcasts are only mono/40kbps, which is like 1/1,000,000th of album quality, so just imagine how much you’ll dig the real thing. The albums in the playlist below are hyperlinked to where you can buy it. If the record is out of print, we usually link to Discogs, a social site for collectors and rare records. If you’re in a band listed below and know of a better place for people to buy your music, please contact us so we can update our database. Please support our scene and give back to the artists.
Playlist:
The Meteors – The Edge – from “Corpse Grinder [Best of]” – Cleopatra Records
The Meteors – Between Heaven and Hell – from “Demonopoly” – Sonovabitch Records
The Meteors – Killer (Laz Part III) – Tfrom “VS The World” – Cherry Red Records
The Lucky Devils [France] – Cuckoo Songs – from “A Mental Journey” – Crazy Love Records
Bob Wayne – Cardboard Blues – from “Blood to Dust” – Self-Released
The Load Levellers – You’re a Baby – from “Barncore!” – Direct Music Group
The Wages of Sin – The Drunkard’s Prayer – from “Gringo Mariachi” – My Checkbook Records
Fury III – Nerve Shot – From “Sick Ones: International Psychobilly Compilation” – Flying Saucer Records
Demented Are Go – (I Was Born a ) Busted Hymen – from “In Sickness and In Health” – Cherry Red Records
Hard Money Saints – Big Bang – FROM “Hot Rod Trash” – Splatterhouse Wreckords
The Hangmen [UK] – (Do You Wanna Buy) The Deathwish – from “No Happy Endings” – Ripper Records
Voodoo Kings – Batman – from “Systems Green” – Nervous Records
Los Gatos Locos – American Gods – from “Even Sociopaths Get the Blues” – Zodiac Killer Records
GuanaBatz – Take a Rocket – from “Electraglide In Blue” – Cherry Red Records
The Ricochets – Black Magic Baby – from “Made in the Shade Plus” – Nervous Records
Ray Campi – Jungle Fever – from “Rockabilly Rebellion” – Rolling Rock Records
Frenzy – Skeleton Rock – from “Hall of Mirrors” – Nervous Records
The Mulligrubs – Lil Miss Arthur – from “Lil Miss Arthur” 45 – Mulltitude Records
The Trashmen – Bird Bath – from “Surfin’ Bird” – Request Records
Bottlenose Koffins – Gojira – from “Gayzilla!” – Get Weird Records
Satan’s Pilgrims – Harem Nocturne – from “Plymouth Rock” – Musick Records
The ‘Verb – El Capitan – from “Reverberated… For Your Pleasure” – Self-Released
The No Tomorrow Boys – (Do the) No Tomorrow Twist – from “(Do The) No Tomorrow Twist” 45 – Teen-Age Riot Records
Nick Curran and The Lowlifes – Rocker – from “Reform School Girl” – Eclecto Groove Records
The Gravediggers – Cool Ghoul – from “Move It!” – Crypt Records
The Primate 5 – Monkey Back Guarentee – from “1-2-3-4-5-6-7-APE!” – Dizzy Records
The Hentchmen – Farfisa and The Airline – from “So Many Girls” 45 – Norton Records
Curse of the Black Tongue – Boss Hoss – from “Glimpses of Insanity” – Self-Released
The Memphis Morticians – Rock N Roll Guitar – from “…Play Primitive Trashman and 13 Other Love Songs” – Kaiser Records
The Statics – The Scurge of White Center – from “Rat City” – Rip Off Records
Hasil Adkins – Punchy Winchy Wickey Wackey Woo – from “Wild Man” – Norton Records
Sir Bald Diddley and His… – Tonsure – from “More… Live!” 7″ – Alopecia Records
Ape City R’n'B – Wot I Say – Firestarter” 45 – La-Ti-Da Records
Cosmic Voodoo – Vertigo – from “Unreleased and Rare SoCal Stomp 1992-1997” – Kaiser Records
Klingonz – Cabbages – from “The Best of the Klinonz” – Fury Records
The Quaranteds – Son of Sam – from “Get Sum” – Self-Released
The Deadneks – Worm Food – Dumb Drunk and Dead – Sickobilly Records
Lonesome Kings – Ridin Shotgun – Shotgun Full of Blues – Emerald City Sounds
Magnetics – Go – from “Psycho Attack Over Europe Part 2” – Kix 4 U Records
Tabaltix – Dead Man Walking – from “Sex, Pugs And Rock’n'Roll” – Crazy Love Records
Spellbound – Don’t Believe in Love – from “Eleven Deadly Sins” – Self-Released
Frantic Flintstones – Oh Baby Oh Yeah – from “A Nightmare on Nervous” – Nervous Records
The Stockmen – Riot – from “Psycho Ward 2” – Boss Beat Records
The Kryptos – Between Here and There – from Self Titled EP – Rockin’ Psycho Records
Rapetiles – Three Months to Live – from “California Psychobilly” – Rockin’ Psycho Records
Retro Gretion – Castle of Gommorh – from “Cardinal Points” – Loft Records
Long Tall Texans – Axe to Grind – from “Singing to the Moon” – Crazy Love Records
Hyperjax – Beggars Belief – from “The Wildest Card” – Cherry Bombs Records
King Kurt – Pumping Pistons – from “Big Cock” – Cherry Red Records
The Cramps – Drug Train – from “Bad Music for Bad People” – AM Records
Brent Amaker and The Rodeo – They Make Cowboys in Montana – from “Howdy Do!” – Self-Released
BOTW on February 28th, 2013: Southbay Pork #21: Animals, Creatures and Things
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 136
Airdate: Thursday February 28th, 2013
Congratulations! Southbay Pork #21: Animals, Creatures and Things
Rootin’ around and combin’ through the garage punk archives, I rediscovered a dandy ol’ show called Southbay Pork. Episode 21 was an attempt to explain the hiatus. Apparently, he was kidnapped and dropped in the woods, and spent the year living with the Bigfeet and couldn’t escape. He plays lots of music about the primate species, and ends it with music to celebrate his triumphant return home. Towards the end, he starts playin’ some weird stuff, but that makes it all the more fun.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/south-bay-pork21
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Zorch Radio Episode 141: Who Pooped in the Trash Can?
Zorch Radio Episode 141: Who Pooped in the Trash Can?
Airdate: Thursday, April 4th, 2013
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A lingering stench has filled the air of The All New KGRG FM once again. Unlike Episode 133, where we wanted to know what The Puget Sound Underground ate to make our station smell so terrible, this week we wanted to know who left a little present behind in Jake’s trashcan. Yep. Tonight we needed to know WHO POOPED IN THE TRASHCAN??
Aside from the usual crap, we had a special guest in studio tonight. Nick the Hat, madman artist and musician came up to the station tonight to treat us to some of his favorite albums. Aside from sharing his killer collection of bizarro psyche, garage and instrumentals, Nick also shared with us his experiences in radio, his own musical career, and the inspirations behind his nightmare-inducing artwork.
SO YOU HAVE ANY CLUES ON WHO MIGHT HAVE POPPED IN OUR TRASHCAN? We are still looking for the culprit. Please leave a comment below or notify us on our social media pages so we can bring this masked marauder to justice! This evening has a significant lacking of psychobilly, so if that’s what you’re after, check out Episode 138.
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Are you going to the Invasion???
If you like the music we play, then support the artists and buy their music. This lets the artists make more music in the future. These podcasts are only mono/40kbps, which is about 1/1,000,000th of album quality, so just imagine how much you’ll dig the real thing. The albums in the playlist below are hyperlinked to where you can buy it. If the record is out of print, we usually link to Discogs, a social site for collectors and rare records. If you’re in a band listed below and know of a better place for people to buy your music, please contact us so we can update our database. Please support our scene and give back to the artists.
Playlist:
The Meteors – Mutant Rock – from “Mutant Rock” 7″ – WXYZ Records
The Meteors – Queen of the Wild, Wild, Wind – from “Hymns for the Hellbound” – People Like You Records
The Meteors – Another Day on Fire – from “Hell Train Rollin” – People Like You Records
Steroid Maximus – Quilombo! – from “Gwondwanaland” – Big Cat UK Records
The Whips – Yes Master – from “Jungle Exotica Vol. 2″ – Strip Records
The 5.6.7.8’s – Ah-So! – from “Can’t Help It!” – Rockville Records
The Devil’s Rumble – Davie Allan and The Arrows – from “Devil’s Rumble Anthology ’64-’68” – Sundazed Records
Hard Money Saints – The Slip – from “You’re Scarin’ Me” – Self-Released
Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Iron Lung Oompah – from “Pandelirium” – YepRoc Records
The Black Rats – Monster Island – from “Horrorbilly for Hire” – Self-Released
Monks – I Hate You – from “Black Monk Time” – Light in the Attic Records
Bringers – Rift – Self-Titiled – Self-Released
Guitar Wolf – Mars Twist – from “Golden Black” – Narnack Records
The Stingrays – Dinosaurs – from “From the Kitchen Sink” – Big Beat Records
Pointy Birds – Melancholy Western – from “Pointy Birds” – Self-Released
The Phantom Surfers – Banzai Run – from “Cowabunga! The Surf Box” – Rhino Records
Thee Cormans – Fagenstein’s Freak-Out – from “Halloween Record w/ Sound Effects” – In the Red Records
The Untamed Youth – Hot Lips Baby – from “Go Girl Go “45 – Norton Records
Man or Astro-Man – King of the Monsters – from “Experiment Zero” – Touch and Go Records
The A-Bones – Lordy Hoody – from “Tempo Tantrum” – Exile Records
Bottlenose Koffins – Gojira – from “Gayzilla!” – Get Weird! Records
Los Angeles – Old Time Relijun 2012 – Self-Titled – K Records
The Mummies – Shot Down – from “Never Been Caught” – Telstar Records
Devics – Three – If You Forget Me… – Splinter Records
Earls of Suave – In My Dreams – from “In My Dreams “45 – Vinyl Japan
The Birthday Party – The Friend Catcher – Hee Haw –Shock Records
Oscar Brown Jr. – Work Song – Sin & Soul…and Then Some – Columbia Records
Venetian Snares – She – Winter in the Belly of the Snake – Planet Mu Records
Zorch Radio Episode 140: Bottlenose Koffins
Zorch Radio Episode 140: Bottlenose Koffins
Airdate: Thursday, March 29th, 2013
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Fast and furious, rockin’ and rolling – tonight’s episode slammed into 4th gear and didn’t let up.
Kicking off tonight’s show we announced that we had a pair of tickets to this month’s Grindhouse Theater screening of Maniac in Tacoma. To win those tickets we asked all the Invaders listening in on the airwaves what their favorite song is to sing along to is – thankfully none of you Invaders know the feeling of shame.
From show tunes to The Trashmen, we had calls and Tweets coming in about who we sing along with. Even better than the artists and bands were the places which included but weren’t limited to driving to work, picking up kids from school, showering, washing the family tortoise…
With a mind melting MENAGERIE of trash and chaotic psychobilly behind us, we launched into a very special guest performance by local party band: The Bottlenose Koffins who blasted through a live set of some reverb-soaked trash. Pick up their debut album “Gayzilla” at The Kraken on April 12th. Before our night was through, Kjersti also recapped her latest Trash-Tastic Review on Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky.
Do YOU have a band or artist that you love singing along to? TELL US ABOUT IT! Leave a comment below or hunt us down on one of our social media pages.
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Meteors – Maniac Rockers From Hell – Teenagers From Outer Space – Big Beat
The Meteors – Maniac – In Heaven – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Blue Sunshine – Teenagers From Outer Space – Big Beat
Bottlenose Koffins – Topless Octopus – Gayzilla – GetWeird! Records
Memphis Morticians – Spook Factor – 1,000,000 Delinquents – Space Hearse Records
The Zombie IV – Do the Corpse – Self titled – Boom Boom Records
Thee Cormans – The Haunted Sea – from “Haunted Sea” single – Vinyl Rites Record Company
The Mummies – A Girl Like You – Play Their Own Records! – Estrus Records
The Tall Boys – Ride This Torpedo – Funtime – Big Beat Records
The Sonics – The Witch – here are The Sonics! – Etiquette Records
Mutilators – Make Love to Me – Mutilators II: Psychotic Boogaloo – Self Released
The Scallywags – When Parents Are on Holidays – 3 of a Kind & … Speed on 45 – Crazy Love Records
The Griswalds – Zombie War – Better Late than Never! – Halb 7 Records
The KDV Deviators – Behind the Glass – …Lost Contact! – Drunkabilly Records
Stinky Lou and the Goon Mat – Supermarket – 12 Roots N Boogie Blues Hits – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Phantom Cowboys – Voodoo Bunnies – Deathrow: The Chronicles of Psychobilly – Anagram Records
th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Easter Flesh – Swampblood – Yep Roc Records
Bottlenose Koffins – Twenty-Five – Gayzilla – GetWeird! Records
Bottlenose Koffins – Gojira – Gayzilla – GetWeird! Records
Transistors – We’re Not Having Fun Anymore – Flux Pentaphile – Self Released
The TomorrowMen – Run Ripley Run – Its About Time! – Double Crown Records
The Verb – Hull Breach Reef – Reverberated…For You – Self Released
The Bomboras – Camel -Toe Stomp – Saveage Island – Dinoysus Records
Thee Manipulators – Ease Up on the Breakdowns – Ease Up on the Breakdowns – Neptoon Records
Archie – Eat The Worm – Go Psycho with Batmobile and other Dutch Acts – Kix 4 U Records
Man … or Astro-Man? – Reverb 10,000 – Destroy All Astro-Men – Estrus Records
The Rocketz – The Surf Song – Rock Around the Cock Vol 1 – Presented by Cock Grease Pomade
The Dirty Robbers – Monkeys Fingers – Please Mr Jailer – Self Released
L’Assassins – Backseat Bomp – Self Titled – Self Released
The Cramps – Ultra Twist – Flamejob – The Medicine Label
Reverend Beat-Man – Letter To Myself – Surreal Folk Blues & Gospel Trash Vol 2 – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Jackals – Iron Horse – Self Titiled – Anubis Records
Double Shot – Psychotic Reaction – Every Shot Counts – Self Released
The No Tomorrow Boys – Animal Eyes – Animal Eyes – Teen-Age Riot Records
Banana Men – Love Me – Self Titled – Ace Records
Hard Money Saints – Drink Up – Hot Rod Trash – Self Released
The Primate 5 – Action Woman – Self Titled – Dead Beat Records
The Riff-Raffs! – Paranoia – Ooh! Ahh! Ahh! Brainfreeze – Self Released
The Cramps – Big Black Witchcraft Rock – Big Black Witchcraft Rock – Self Released
The Ricochetts – Long Legged Woman – On Target – Count Orlock Music
Nicotyna – Que Dia Tan Cruel – Self Titled – Self Released
Bob Wayne – Home – Driven By Demons – Self Released
The Upsetters – Daddy Rollingstone – Zulu Stomp!! South Africa Garage Beats!! – Nosomkerecords
Billy Dwayne and the Creepers – The Chance You Take – Self Titled – Self Released
Bottlenose Koffins – Meat Wagon (Waggin?) – Gayzilla – GetWeird! Records
The High Falutin – Who Walks in When I Walk Out – Blue Demon – Self Released
Bloodshot Bill – Back in the USA – Special Emancipation Day Record – Norton Records
The Kings of Nuthin’ – La Chupacabra – Fight Songs – Disaster Records
The Wailers – Hang Up – Do Not Release! – Olympia 4-Dot Label
Zorch Radio Episode 118: Malfunction Junction
Zorch Radio Episode 118: Malfunction Junction
Airdate: Thursday, October 18th, 2012
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When everybody was getting ready for their two-spoon fulls of psychobilly-garage-trash on
The All New KGRG FM, Jake was pickin his nose and goofed up the intro. And that was only the start of the whole mess.
Something about this evening had these goddamn robots against us. Sure, most people would blame it on operator error, especially when the host can’t even remember which bands are from where (Sorry, Tabaltix), but you can’t shift the blame on a robot that randomly shuts off.
We were just ankle deep into in the evening’s rebroadcast of Gone Mental, when that computer overheated and went kaput. I would like to challenge everybody to try cueing up a record blindfolded while avoiding silence on the airwaves. We normally try not to ramble so much, but the real challenge is that KGRG’s turntables are about six feet away from the mic, and that’s about four feet too many for this deejay’s cubby little hobbit arms.
But hey, at least you know it’s live, right? And at least you know these podcasts aren’t just douchebaggeried-overproduced-Clear-Channel-enemas.
This evening, we were also giving away tickets to Maris Farms for their Haunted Woods, and Andrew from Snohomish was the lucky Invader who got to claim em.
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Meteors – Liars in Wait – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Get Me to the World On Time – Ace Records
The Meteors – I’m Just a Dog – EMI
King Kurt – Bo Diddley – Stiff Records
Hot Roddin’ Romeos – Ralphy the Wolf – Self Released
Demented Are Go – Who Put Grandma Under the Stairs – Crazy Love Records
The Cramps – Ultra Twist – Medicine Label
Madheads – Psycholella – Crazy Love Records
Los Gatos Locos – Tombstone Boogie – Spindrift Records
The Krewmen – You Lied – Lost Moments Records
Seasons of Nightmares – Vigilante Murder Trail – Saucer Records
The Spectres – I’m a Monster – Crazy Love Records
Calavera – Rompe – Doctor Acula Records
Cosmic Voodoo – Vertigo – Kaiser Records
Sons of the Yompin Coackroaches – I’ve Got No Time – Kix 4 U Records
The Grims – Ride to Solitude – Self Released
The Gazmen – Rigormortis Rock – Rockout Records
Cyclone –Jungle Cat – Kix 4 U Records
Mutilators – Probe Me – Self Released
Ricochets – Buried Alive – Count Orlok Music
The Astroglides – anjksf;lksdn – Fast Music
Experiment Zero – Television Fission – Touch and Go
Satan’s Pilgrims – Scatter Sheild – Estrus
The Darts – Street Machine – Del-fi Records
Sincron – Pe Linga Plopii Para Sot – Archive Int’l Records
Kriptons – Billy Boom – Nosmoke Records
Sir Bald Diddley – Snake Pit – Alopecia Records
Primate 5 – Speed Boat – Hubba Hubba Records
Ralph Nielson and the Chancellors – Scream – Crypt Records
The Milkshakes – Red Monkey – Big Beat Records
The Sonics – Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie – Norton Records
The Flakes – Bip Bap Boom – Rock’n’Roll Records
Las Aspiradoras – Solo Lo Hago En Mi Moto – Sound Flat Records
The Flying Dutchmen – Run and Hide – Self Released
Reverend Beat-Man – Oh Lord! – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Haunted George – The Tomb – In the Red Records
Earls of Suave – Somebody Buy Me A Drink – Self Released
Earls of Suave – In My Dreams – Self Released
The Meteors – My Daddy is a Vampire – Ace Records
Zorch Radio Episode 139: Putrid Sound
Zorch Radio Episode 139: Putrid Sound
Airdate: Thursday, March 21st, 2013
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For those of you loyal Invaders who religiously stalk our Facebook page, you may have noticed a recent posting BEGGING you to tune in and help us shrink down our every-growing PILE of giveaways we have each week for you. Tonight is the first of many of those nights.
With a fresh question from another Anonymous submission under our belts we were ready to offload some tickets. With Klubfoot USA behind us and the first annual Zorch Invasion on the horizon – what better night to talk about our favorite local sounds? Anonymous asked us: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL BAND?
Of course, all you Invaders got super vocal and some couldn’t even stop with just one band – whether it was Supernothing, Hot Roddin Romeos, Stars of Bombay, or even the entirety of the city of Bremerton; there are tons of great local bands out there that we love supporting
When we weren’t busy chatting up our favorite bands, comparing albums there was also a brand spanking new announcement about the Zorch Invasion: alongside amazing local bands Hard Money Saints and The No Tomorrow Boys, as well as midwest badasses Dead Bundy and the Neat Neat Neats;DJ Hodaddy will be spinning records that night in between sets, wowing us with the gems of his collection. And if this wasn’t a sweet enough note to end on, tonight we rebroadcasted an episode of Gone Mental to quench that sweet tooth of yours.
What are some of your favorite local bands? Are you planning on coming out to the Zorch Invasion on May 24th? Let us know and leave a comment below!
Need some more local music? Check out Episode 70 which was an entirely local playlist, or check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Legendary Raw Deal – Outlaw Man – from “Outlaw Man” – Cherry Red Records
The Meteors – How is Mad Max – from “No Surrender” – Sonovabitch Records
The Meteors – Slow Down You Grave Robbing Bastard – from “Bastard Sons of Rock’n’Roll Devil” – Hellraiser Records
Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Bullfrog Blues – from “Cockadoodledon’t” – Bloodshot Records
The Kings of Nuthin – Banned from the Pubs- from “Over the Counter Culture” – Sailor’s Grave Records
Elokins – Elovis – Exotic Ellobilly – Elokin Donuts
Nekromantix – New Born Son of Satan – from “Curse of the Coffin” – Nervous Records
Season of Nightmares – The Gates of Hell – from “Monster Mash into the Fifth Dimension!” – Flying Saucer Records
Demented Are Go – High Heels – from “Hellucifernation – Crazy Love Records
The Spectres – Hot Rod Hearse – from “The Great Erotic Zombie Shakedown” – Crazy Love Records
The Krewmen – I’m Not Dead – Into the Tomb – Lost Moment Records
Dragstrip Riot – Busy Drinkin – from “Damn!” – Magnum Twin Records
Curse of the Black Tongue – Lights over Bellingham – from “Glimpses of Insanity” – Self Released
The Molting Vultures – The Trough – from “Get On Board” – Psycho Dog Records
The Astronauts – Rocket to Mars – from “Locked Into Surf Vol 1” – Alopecia Records
Orchester Charles Blackwell – The Bumble Beat – from “Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain” – Archive Int’l Productions
The Cramps – TV Set – from “Songs the Lord Taught Us” – Illegal Records
The 5.6.7.8’s – I Was a Teenage Cave Woman – from “Can’t Help It!” – Rockville Records
The Deuce Coupes – Smooth Stick – Hotrodder’s Choice – Del-Fi Records http://amzn.to/ZgEWRO
Link Wray – Soul Train – Law of the Jungle – Swan Records Ace Records http://bit.ly/Z5fSjP
The Electric Mess – Don’t take Your Bad Trip Out On Me – from “Falling Off the Face of the Earth” – Self Released
The Trashmen – Surfin’ Bird – Rockabilly Psychosis and the Garage Disease – Big Beat Records http://bit.ly/11n36O3
Wages of Sin – Haymarket – from “Gringo Mariachi” – My Checkbook Records
Goddamn Gallows – Ragz N Bones – from “7 Devils” – Farmageddon Records
The Load Levelers – Happy – A Half Step Flat – Ain’t That a Rats Ass Records http://bit.ly/ZD0mf8
The Dwarves – Drug Store – Blood Guts Pussy – Sub Pop Records http://bit.ly/Ystjez
No Tomorrow Boys – Neanderthal for Your Love – from (Do The) No Tomorrow Twist” – Self Released
Three Blue Teardrops – Cadillac Jack – Poised in Hate – Teen Rebel Records http://bit.ly/1640g38
Zorch Radio Episode 119: Kappa Kaiju
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Zorch Radio Episode 119: Kappa Kaiju
Airdate: Thursday, October 25th, 2012
“What the hell is a ‘Kappa?’” is probably what you’re asking right now. Good thing Nick Gucker cleared this up for us. After having met the chief-poster-designer of Grindhouse Theater (take a peek at his Evil Dead poster in Episode 115), we learned Nick was not only a fan of guitar legends like Davie Allan and Ennio Morricone, but he was also a musician. Nick called in to talk about his band Brain Hornet and their upcoming gig at the Seattle Funhouse (R.I.P.).
As if that wasn’t enough talk about the Grindhouse Theater, Justin Giallo also phoned in to talk up their upcoming showing of Phantasm. Check out Kjersti’s review of the film on her Trash-Tastic Thursday page.
Lots of grand pyschotronic rock and roll on The All New KGRG FM, too, with the debuting of the clean psychobilly sounds of the KDV Deviators and a wrong Madheads track. Oops! At least you know the show is live, right?
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Meteors – Fool No More – Sonovabitch Records
The Meteors – Ride Bastards Ride – Sonovabitch Records
The Meteors – Bertha Lou – Sonovbitch Records
The KDV Deviators – Behind the Glass – Drunkabilly Records
The Sharks – I Can’t Stop – Nervous Records
The Riff Raffs – Dirty Word – Self Released
Guanabatz – Spector Love – Cherry Red
Long Tall Texans – Nothing Left but Bones – Anagram Records
The Elokins – Elokin Bop – Elokin Donuts
The Klingonz – Oompa Loompa – Fury Records
Gorilla – Playcard Maniacs – Crazy Love Records
Deadneks – Slaughterhouse Rock – Sickobilly Records
Calavera – Dead Love – Love Arrow Records
Chibuku – Throw Brains – Gonna Street Records
Goddamn Gallows – Ragz N Bones – Farmageddon Records
Arkhams – Running Wheel – Sexy Baby Records
Deltas – Pie’n’Mash – Vampirette Records
The Ricochets – Migraine – Nervous Records
Mario Bradley – Breakout – Fury Records
Memphis Morticians – Trash Devil Rock – Space Hearse Records
The Monsters – Black – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Becky Lee and Drunkfoot – Lies – Voodoo Rhythm Records
The Gories – Sister Ann – Fan Club
The 5.6.7.8s – I Was a Teenage Cave Woman – Rockville Records
The Meteors – Radioactive Kid – Big Beat Records
Los Saicos – Deolicion – Munster Records
Kid Thomas – Wail Baby Wail – DNL Records
Wigsville Spliffs – I Ain’t Lonely No More – Raucous Records
Three Blue Teardrops – Little Lovely – Self Released
Polecats – 99 Chicks – Rock-A-Billy Records
Phantom Surfers – Legend of the Phantom Surfer – Norton Records
The Mercury Four – Kennewick Man – Self Released
Brain Hornet – Swamp Kappa – Self Released
Satan’s Pilgrims – Chestnut Trees and Bumblebees – SP Records
The Rhythm boys and Adnan Othman – Mari Ka Laut – No Smoke
The Ventures – Raunchy – Dolton Records
Jaguars – Roundabout – Epic Records
Del-Mars – Snacky Poo – Norton Records
Johnny and the Hurricanes – Reveille Records – Eric Records
The Wailers – Mashi – Imperial Records
Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited – Phantom Rider – Sheep Records
The Finks – Road Kill – Dionysus Records
The Astronauts – Hot Doggin’ – RCA Victor
Splashdows – Dark Eyes – Self Released
The Surf Trio – Mile Zero – Blood Red Vinyl
Mondo Topless – Take It Slow – Get Hip Records
Primate 5 – She Cleans House – Rat City Records
No Tomorrow Boys – (Do the) No Tomorrow Twist – Teenage Riot Records
Ape City R&B – Dy-No-Mite – Slovenly Records
Sugar Puff Demons – Burn the Church – Link Records
The Swampys – Love Me – Self Released
Blue Demon – Mud ‘Round ‘Ere – Self Released
Mad Sin – Whirl Girl – Maybe Crazy Records
Madheads – The Road – Crazy Love Records
Untamed Youth – Pabst Blue Ribbon – Teen-Rage Records
BOTW on March 14th, 2013: Rat Surf Radio Episode #4
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 138
Airdate: Thursday, March 14th, 2013
Congratulations! Rat Surf Radio Episode #4
This is the fourth installment of a killer show! The music was top notch and he had some great soundbites. He plays a bunch of gnarly surf tunes that pound your eardrums like waves pounding gremmies tryin’ to shoot the curl. My ears are still a little soggy. He plays some Davie Allan and the Arrows, The Phantom Surfers, the Trashwomen, and a bunch of others!
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Zorch Radio Episode 138: El Gato Loco del Klubfoot
Zorch Radio Episode 138: El Gato Loco del Klubfoot
Airdate: Thursday, March 14th, 2013
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Cat memes, chewing tobacco, breathers, feet draggers, and putting gas in our cars – what do all of these things have in common? They’re all pet peeves. And don’t they drive us INSANE!?
Tonight’s discussion on Zorch Radio is based on another anonymous question submitted to our Tumblr inbox: WHAT IS YOUR PET PEEVE?
We received plenty of complaints including traffic on the freeway, people, and nonbiodegradeable grocery bags. The only good things about pet peeves: everyone has one, everyone wants to share them, and there’s still room in the comment section below for you to share yours.
Aside from what’s bugging us, we talked about Klubfoot USA all night – the enormous psychobilly festival happening St. Patrick’s Day weekend in Hollywood, California. Justin of Los Gatos Locos was in The All New KGRG FM studio talking about the gig and sharing his history with the Seattle band.
Plus, beginning with this blog post, we are starting something new with our playlists here at Zorch Radio dot com: The album title is now listed and hyperlinked so you can buy it. As Dan from Gone Mental would say, “If you like their *BEEEEEEP*, by all means, BUY THEIR *BEEEEEEEEP*. Support the artist as that is what lets them continue to put out new music” (or something like that). If you see your band listed below or if there is a better place for people to buy your music, please let us know through our contact page. We’re in the process of making a database, and we’ll adjust that too.
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Playlist:
The Meteors – In Too Deep – from “Stampede” – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Wrecking Crew – from “Wrecking Crew” – Sanctuary Records
The Meteors – The Life and Times of Chameleon Head – from “Demonopoly“- Sonovabitch Records
Los Gatos Locos – Stark Raving Normal – from “Even Sociopaths Get the Blues” – Zodiac Killer Records
The Quaranteds – Kill, Kill, Kill – from “Get Sum” – Self Released
Mad Sin – Shake the Thing – from “Chills and Thrills in a Drama of Mad Sins and Mystery” – Maybe Crazy Records
Frantic Flintstones – Champagne for All – from “A Tribute To The Frantic Flintstones: Muh To The Muh” – Red Five Records
Spellbound – Just in Time – from “Eleven Deadly Sins” – Stomping Ground Records
Klingonz – Klinzones – from “The Best of the Klingonz” – Fury Records
King Kurt – Destination Zululand – from “Ooh Wallah Wallah” – Jungle Records
Los Difuntos – Day and Night – from “Psycho Ward 2” – Boss Beat Records
Graveyard Shift – The Waltz of the Wisconsin Woman-Skinner – from “Rest Without Peace” -
Dead Body Wreckerds
Cold Blue Rebels – Hell Block 13 – from “Blood, Guts, n’ Rock and Roll” – Horror High
Los Gatos Locos – Juvenile Delinquent – from “Demos, Out-takes, and Rarities” – Spindrift Records
Coffin Nails – Daytime TV – from “Out for the Weekend” – Greystone Records
Deadman – Shakin’ All Over – from “Filthy Blues” – Self Released
Voodoo Kings (UK)- Midnight Train – from the upcoming album “Systems Green” – Nervous Records
The Wages of Sin – Graveyard Blues – from their “Drink and the Devil” demo, but songs are on “Custom of the Sea” – Self Released
The Shivering Denizens – The Patriot – from “Crooked and Crazy” – Self Released
Bob Wayne – Ghost Town – from “Outlaw Carnie” – Century Media Records
Hard Money Saints – 3 Legged Dog – from “Hot Rod Trash” – Self Released
Memphis Morticians – Electric Chair – from …Play Primitive Trashman and 13 Other Love Songs – Kaiser Records
Nick Curran and the Lowlifes – Lusty L’il Lucy – from “Reform School Girl” – Eclecto Groove Records
Cosmic Voodoo – Old Man in the Woods – from “Unreleased and Rare SoCal Stomp 1992-1997” – Kaiser Records
Deadneks – Miss Fortune – from “Dumb Drunk and Dead” – Sick Sick Sickobilly Records
Thrillbillyz – Rapid Thunder – from “California Psychobilly” – Rockin’ Psycho Records
Lucky Devils (France) – You’re Bad – from “A Mental Journey” – Crazy Love Records
Frantic Flintstones – What the Hell – from “Rockin’ Out” – Anagram Records
Mad Sin – Real Wild Child – from “A Ticket to the Underworld” – Crazy Love Records
Los Gatos Locos – Space Fever – from “Psychobillyun Baptism” – Tomb Disc
Retrogretion – Road Runner – Cardinal Points – Loft Records
Hyperjax – Madam Butterfly – from “The Wildest Card” – Cherry Red Records
Lonesome Kings – Zodiac – from “Shotgun Full of Blues” – Emerald City Sounds
Hot Roddin’ Romeos – My Baby Left Me (Cuz I Didn’t Have No Hot Rod) – from “Russian Roulette” – Splatterhouse Wreckords
Tabaltix – Back in Time – from “Sex, Pugs And Rock’n'Roll” – Crazy Love Records
The Kyptos – The Waiting Game – from their Self Titled EP – Rockin’ Psycho Records
Elektraws – Lost in a Time Vortex – from “Deathrow: Chronicles of Psychobilly” – Cherry Red Records
Gravediggers – Thunder and Lightning – from “Move It!” – Crypt Records
The Mummies – Food, Sickles, and Girls – from “Play Their Own Records!” – Estrus Records
Bottlenose Koffins – Gojira – from “Gayzilla!” – Self-Released
Ape City RnB – Oh Lil Girl – She’s Candy Coated 7” – Jenasol Records
The Sting-Rays – Another Cup of Coffee – from “On Self Destruct – Big Beat
The No Tomorrow Boys – (Do The) No Tomorrow Twist – from “(Do The) No Tomorrow Twist 7”” – Teen-Age Riot Records
Hasil Adkins – Chicken Flop – from “Wild Man” – Norton Records
Primate 5 – Greenwood House of Mystery – 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-Ape – Dizzy/Hubba Hubba Records
Los Gatos Locos – Dog Eat Dog – from “Even Sociopaths Get the Blues” – Zodiac Killer Records
Zorch Radio Episode 123: Dead Man Does Filthy Blues
Zorch Radio Episode 123: Dead Man Does Filthy Blues
Airdate: Thursday, November 29th, 2012
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Awesome guests this evening! Local filthy blues duo Dead Man brought up some of their records and played a live set. Uncle Hickory runs the fantastic Slim’s Last Chance and Brian runs Paint Shaker Music and Elliott Bar Recording Company. While DJ Hodaddy was gettin the sound setup, we had an emergency and needed a replacement snare+stand… Which introduced us to the evening’s Give-Away: The first person to bring a snare+stand to The All New KGRG FM studios would win tickets to Dick Dale! Congratulations (AND THANK YOU) Andy!
This evening, Kjersti hosted another Trash-Tastic Minute on Grindhouse Theater‘s showing of Cannibal Ferox and we blasted some brand new music from Splatterhouse Wreckords. Also for some reason, Andy refused to use the robot to write up the playlist… so you get a photo with all his beautiful handwriting.
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Playlist:
Zorch Radio Episode 137: Lab Rats
Guitar Wolf/Wild Zero Poster by Travis Bundy of Creator’s Edge Press
Zorch Radio Episode 137: Lab Rats
Airdate: Thursday, March 7th, 2013
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We made a brand new introduction for this episode. Too bad it sucked! While it is a current “work in progress,” we still followed up with three hours of psychotronic rock and roll: psychobilly, garage, surf and trash on The All New KGRG FM.
Tonight’s discussion came from Tumblr where we were asked about our most memorable concerts. Invaders shared their stories like seeing Tool on ‘shrooms, a value menu Flogging Molly gig, Dee Dee Ramone beating the shit out of somebody, and there’s still room for more stories. Share yours as a comment below.
Topping off our night we announced the third addition to the Zorch Invasion May 24th at Slim’s Last Chance: Home town heroes, Hard Money Saints will be joining Dead Bundy and the Neat Neat Neats and The No Tomorrow Boys! On top of this announcement, Matt Heretic of Los Gatos Locos called in about the upcoming psychobilly festival Klubfoot USA. Ending the night, we played an episode of Michael Kaiser’s RadiOblivion.
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Playlist:
The Meteors – Lie Down – People like You Records
The Meteors – Sewertime Blues – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Disneyland – Anagram Records
Voodoo Kings – My Babe – Nervous Records
Frantic Flintstones – What the Hell – Nervous Records
Alley Dukes – Slippin’ and Slidin’ (In You) – Flying Saucer Records
The Krewmen – It’s a Sin – Lost Moments Records
The Mutilators – Batz in the Belfrey – Self Released
Sasquatch and the Sick-a-Billys – Apocalyptic Lipped – Analog Arkives
The Gravediggers – The Wild Kind – Crypt Records
The Lucky Devils – Rockin’ Shoes – Crazy Love Records
Batmobile – Mystery Street – Nervous Records
Hard Money Saints – The Mechanic – Revved Up Records
Johnny Love and Speed – Hot Damn – Love Wedge Recordings
The Cramps – Blue Moon Baby – Big Beat Records
Earls of Suave – In My Dreams – Vinyl Japan
The Sonics – Witch – Etiquette Records
The Mummies – The Frisko Freeze – Tel-Star Records
Milkshakes – Black Sails in the Moonlight – Ace Records
The Raunch Hands – Green Room – Matador Records
Les Sexareenos – Goin’ to the Park – Sympathy for the Record Industry
Thee Cormans – Ape Rape – In The Red Records
The Brimstones – Pitfork – Infernophonic Records
Man or Astro-Man – Evil Plans of the Planet Spectra – Touch and Go Records
The Arrows – The Rebel – Tower Records
Dave Myers and the Surftones – Road to Rincon – Del-Fi Records
Stars of Bombay – Pow Wow – Self Released
The Spectres – The Chainsaw Song – My Checkbook Records
Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – Monkey on the Doghouse – Yep Roc Records
Small Town Pimps – Mental Mama – Crazy Love Records
Slapping Suspenders – Duke’s Gonna Be Alright – Count Orlok Records
Los Gatos Locos – Dog Eat Dog – Zodiac Killer Records
Goddamn Gallows – Gutter Billy Blues – GBC Records
Demented Scumcats – White Stocking Tops – Crazy Love Records
The No Tomorrow Boys – Animal Eyes – Teenage Riot Records
The Stingrays – Dinosaurs – Big Beat Records
Guitar Wolf – Wild Zero – Narnack Records
Zorch Radio Episode 136: Lloyd Kaufman and Troma Occupy Cannes
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Zorch Radio Episode 136: Lloyd Kaufman and Troma Occupy Cannes
Airdate: Thursday, February 28th, 2013
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Tonight’s three hours of psychobilly, garage and surf on The All New KGRG FM was chock full of special guests. Murder Mike of Graveyard Shift called in, later followed by Kris of The Quaranteds. Both called in to chat up about their upcoming performances at Klubfoot USA. You can get The Quaranted’s album ‘Get Sum’ currently through their Etsy shop, and Graveyard Shift’s album ‘Rest Without Peace’ is currently in stock at Raucous Records.
Rolling knee deep into the evening, we we honored to host an interview with one of our personal heroes: Mr. Lloyd Kaufman of Troma! Lloyd discussed his work with underground media, the importance of keeping independent art alive, and how people can directly fight the media conglomerates through Troma’s project Occupy Cannes.
But this wasn’t enough for us. We also were giving away tickets to see The Reverend Horton Heat w/ Jello Biafra at El Corazon. All you had to do to win these tickets was answer a asked a simple question: When have you defied a social norm? If you missed your chance to brag your legend, just leave a comment below! Lots of great stories were shared this evening…
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Playlist:
The Meteors – The Crazed – Island Records
The Meteors – Dance Crazy Baby – Cherry Red Records
The Meteors – No Reason – Headhunter Records
The KDV Deviators – Dogbite – Drunkabilly Records
The Mutilators – Probe Me – Self Released
Banana Men – The Crusher – Ace Records
Bamboula – Bamboula Bop – Kaiser Records
The Spectres – Dragstrip Demon – Crazy Love Records
Graveyard Shift – Decapitate You – Dead Body Wreckords
Goddamn Gallows – Planet of the Apes – GBC Records
Lonesome Kings – Watchin’ You – Kaiser Records
Chop Tops – Hard Luck – Cock n’Kitten
Demented Are Go – Rubber Plimsoles – Cherry Red Records
Los Gatos Locos – Juvenile Delinquent – Tombdisc
The Swampys – Home Sweet Home – MPR Musik
Dr. Bizarro’s Victims – Don’t Lose Your Cool – Rockin’ Psycho Records
The Squidbillys – Revenge of Lloyd Kaufman –Self Released
The Scallywags – I’m Back – Crazy Love Records
Sons of the Yompin’ Cockroaches – I’ve Got No Time – Kix 4 U Records
The Riff-Raffs – Dirty Word – Self Released
Frantic Flintstones – Strangulation – Western Star Records
The Griswalds – Sucubus – Halb 7 Records
The No Tomorrow boys – Neanderthal For Your Love – Self-Released
Reverend Horton Heat – Psychobilly Freakout – Sub Pop
Jello Biafra with D.O.A – That’s Progress – Alternative Tentacles Records
The Monsters – Speedy’s Coming – Voodoo Rhythm Records
The Zombie IV – Linda Lou – Boom-Boom Records
Bazooka – Monkey Town – Slovenly Records
Haunted George – Weeks in a Casket – In The Red Records
Tall Boys – Final Kick – Ace Records
The Transistors – Flux Pentaphile – Magic Bag
L’Assassins – Go!!! – Big Action Records
The Cramps – Ultra Twist – Medicine Label
New Bomb Turks – Professional Againster – Epitaph Records
White Trash Whiplash – My Buick Goes 180 – Biscuit Time Records
Sugar Puff Demons – Burn the Church – Anagram Records
The Quaranteds – Tic Tack – Self Released
Calavera – Sombra – Doctor Acula Records
Spellbound – Blood on Your Hands – Self Released
Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers – The Deadenin’ – Yep Roc Records
Los Difuntos – Day and Night – Boss Beat Records
Blue Demon – I Can’t Tame Wild Women – Self Released
King Kurt – Destination Zulu Land – Jungle Records
Screaming Lord Sutch – Screem and Screem – Ace Records
Zorch Radio Episode 120: Interviews KRAMER Ignores Seinfeld
Zorch Radio Episode 120: Interviews KRAMER Ignores Seinfeld
Airdate: Thursday, November 1st, 2012
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Lots of loud rock and roll on The All New KGRG FM! We blasted the doors down with psychobilly and garage punk. Local punk band Kramer sent us a copy of their killer 7″ and Brandon called up to talk about an upcoming gig for the band. In addition to this, we gave away tickets to see Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band at The Tractor Tavern and played a “lost” episode of RadiOblivion, kindly borrowed from Michael Kaiser’s Soundcloud. Too bad those goddamn robots weren’t doing their job… things started breaking near the end. It sounds like we’re rambling, but we’re actually just trying to fill dead air while we un-break the robots. Welcome to the not-so-mysterious he secrets of radio….
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Playlist:
The Meteors – In the Cards – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Devil Bone – People like You Records
The Meteors – Get Outta My Way Now – Anagram Records
Slapping Suspenders – Shobido – Count Orlok Records
Small Town Pimps – She’s so Ugly – Crazy Love Records
Dicemen – Boogieman – Lude Boy Records
Hard Money Saints – Big Bang – Self Released
Retrogretion – Road Runner – Loft Records
The Chop Tops – I’m a Rocker – Swillbilly Records
Los Gatos Locos – Juvenile Delinquent – Tombdisc
The Krewman – (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone – Lost Moment Records
Frantic Flintstones – Unfortunate Jake – Raucous Records
Torment – Rock Jet – Crazy Love Records
Guanabatz – Got No Money – Cherry Red Records
Demented Are Go – Busted Hymen – Cherry Red Records
The Hangmen – Ugly – Ripper Records
Legendary Shack Shakers – Help Me from My Brain – Bloodshot Records
Nick Curran and the Lowlifes – Kill My Baby – Eclecto Groove Records
The Grave Diggers – Black Cadillac – Crypt Records
Alley Dukes – Johnny D – Flying Saucer Records
Mojo Nixon – I Hate Banks – Restless Records
Kramer – Kill the IRS – Self Released
Dreadful Children – Punk Rocker – Street Anthem Records
The Briefs – No More Presidents – BYO Records
Transistors – We’re Not Having Fun Anymore – Self Released
The Sultanas – You’re the One – Self Released
Les Sexareenos – Everybody Sexareeno! – Sympathy for the Record Industry
Reverend Payton’s Big Damn Band – Mud – Family Owned Records
Hopeless Jack and the Handsome Devils – .38 Special – Self Released
John Schooley and his One Man Band – Cantrell Creek Breakdown – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Bob Wayne – Home – Self Released
The Load Levelers – Coo Dingy – Ain’t That A Rats Ass Records
Dead Kennedys – Holiday In Cambodia – International Record Syndicate
The Mummies – Jezabel – Telstar Records
Ape City R&B – Fire Starter – La-Ti-Da Records
Andy Combs and the Moth – The Bloodship – Self Released
BOTW on November 1st, 2012: Lord Muck’s Nasty Grind Episode 39
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 120
Airdate: November 1st, 2012
Congratulations! Lord Muck’s Nasty Grind Episode 39
Lord Muck, straight out of London, has a fantastic show called Nasty Grind. I chose to showcase the 39th installment, which is chock full of songs I probably couldn’t find myself if I tried. The initial layout of the podcast is very weird, in the sense that the first 6 or so minutes are a huge mash up of audio and music clips before a full song is played. Definitely worth the listen though, especially if you like musical wonders brought to you by the likes of Hasil Adkins, Link Wray, Willie Joe and his Unitar, and plenty of others.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/nasty-grind-39
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Zorch Radio Episode 135: Graham Kapowsin Klubfoot
Zorch Radio Episode 135: Graham Kapowsin Klubfoot
Airdate: Thursday, February 21st, 2013
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Aside from premiering some psychobilly from Curse of the Black Tongue, The Squidbillys, The Quaranteds, some trashy blues from Stinky Lou, and some extra loud garage from The Bottlenose Koffins, we mainly talked movies tonight. In honor of Grindhouse Theater‘s screening of Blacula on 35mm film, we all shared our stories of what our favorite BAD movies are with a pair of ticket for Blacula up for grabs.
Charlie Splatterhead of Los Gatos Locos called in to talk about the upcoming Klubfoot USA festival and their latest album “Even Sociopaths Get The Blues” on Zodiac Killer Records. We also had Jo and Lawrence from Graham Kapowsin High School job shadowing The All New KGRG FM and capped off the show with a freshly-edited Gone Mental. If you missed your chance to plug your favorite “bad” movie, then leave a comment below.
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Playlist:
The Meteors – Last Bus to Sanity – People Like You Records
The Meteors – Be My Slave – Knockout Records
The Meteors – Raging Thunder – Sonovabitch Records
The Quaranteds – Kill, Kill, Kill – Self-Released
Krewmen – Guy Fawkes – Crazy Love Records
Spellbound – Joe – Kix 4 U Records
Los Gatos Locos – Cut You Into Pieces – Zodiac Killer Records (Not “Dog Eat Dog,” doh!)
Calavera – Ojos de Mujeres Sin El Alma – Love Arrow Records
Memphis Morticians – Phantom Lover – Space Hearse Records
Reverend Horton Heat – Big Little Baby – Sub Pop Records
Graveyard Shift – Welcome to the Neighborhood – Dead Body Wreckerds
Los Difuntos – Poseur Josh – Nickel and Dime Records
Mutilators – I Want It All – Frisbee Records
Dice Men – Devil Woman – Lude Boy Records
Dragstrip Riot – In Flames – Magnum Twin Records
Gamblers Mark – Hollywood Nights – Western Star Records
Reverend Beatman – I See the Light – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Stinky Lou – Talking Man – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Crankshaft and The Gear Grinders – Overheatin’ – Slabtown Music
Kings of Nuthin – Where Do We Go? – Disaster Records
Batmobile – Lover Not a Fighter – Count Orlok Records
Curse of the Black Tongue – Zombie Strippers From Outer Space – Self-Released
Cold Blue Rebels – Blood Sweat and Tears – Horror High Records
The Squidbillys – Revenge of Lloyd Kaufman – Self-Released
Bottlenose Koffins – Gojira – Self-Released
Bonsai Kitten – Life is a Bitch and So Am I – Wolverine Records
Ricochets – Paranoia – Count Orlok Records
The Wailers – Hang Up – Norton Records
Ralph Nielson and The Chancellors – Scream – Crypt Records
5.6.7.8’s – Let’s Have a Party – Rockville Records
Mad Sin – Real Wild Child – Crazy Love Records
BOTW on November 8th, 2012: Sonic Nightmares 50th Episode
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 121
Airdate: November 8th, 2012
Congratulations! Sonic Nightmares #50 Anniversary Episode
Gringo Starr, Brother Panti-Christ, Reverend Beat-Man, and El Tiki take you through plenty of music and drinking with such surprises as live on the spot performances from the good and honorable Reverend Beat-Man. The episode runs through 4 song sets with plenty of good old punk that I’m too young to remember. Jerry’s Kids, TSOL, Angry Samoans, The Stooges, Gang Green…and not just the kind of things you shake your rubber hose at, there is some Urban Voodoo Machine and also the Magnetix. Two full hours of quality drunken radio programming, and not a single second wasted.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/sonic-nightmares-50th-episode?xg_source=activity
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Zorch Radio Episode 121: Godzilla for President
Zorch Radio Episode 121: Godzilla for President
Airdate: Thursday, November 8th, 2012
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While we were digging for the cream of the crop of psychobilly, garage, and trash, the rest of the United States was bickering about which business-suit they were going to bend over for. Good thing all that political junk is over; we always look forward to our three hours at The All New KGRG FM to take a break from all that online finger-pointing. To lighten the air a bit, we asked who YOU wrote in on your ballot for President of the United State on the most recent election. Feel free to cast your vote on a comment down below.
This evening, we regretfully informed you of the terrible effects of Hurricane Sandy on Norton Records, gave away tickets to see Dick Dale at the Crocodile, and filled you in on KGRG’s Pledge Drive.
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Playlist:
The Meteors – Girl Meat Fever – People Like You Records
The Meteors – My Kinda’ Rockin’ – Cleopatra Records
The Meteors – Eat the Baby – Anagram Records
Hard Money Saints – I Work – Self Released
The Quakes – Rocker – Orrexx Records
Lonesomes Kings – Zodiac – High Fidelity Records
Los Difuntos – Dirge – Nickel and Dime Records
The Monster Klub – Blood Room – No Co Records
Frenzy – Schizophrenic Emotions – Crazy Love Records
Mad Sin – Your Death is My Delight – Fury Records
Frantic Flintstones – Stockmen – Red Five Records
The Violent Shifters – Hot Rod Killing Machine – Audpop Records
The Krewmen – Should I Stay or Should I Go – Lost Moment Records
The Reverend Horton Heat – Big Red Rocket of Love – Interscope Records
SPIKE – Dressed in Black Storm – DIW on the Hill Records
Stellar Corpses – Stalkin’ After Midnight – ????
The Slanderin – Planet of Death – Split 7 Records
Calavera – Charrasqueado – Self Released
The Hyperjax – SO I Hold On – Cherry Red Record
The Black Rats – King of the Monsters – MAPL
King Kurt – Pumping Pistons –Stiff Records
Kings of Nuthin’ – 11 to 3 – Disaster Records
Tall Boys – Last House on the Left – Big Beat Records
Fuzztones – Green Slime – Voxx Records
The A-Bones – Lordy Hoody – Exhile Records
Dead Kennedys – Funland at the Beach – ?!?!?!?!
No Tomorrow Boys – (You Gotta) Romeo It – Teenage Riot Records
The Titans – Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde – Get Hip Recordings
Sting Rays – Dinosaurs – Big Beat Records
Rocky and his Friends – Riot City – Ace Records
The Sonics – Psycho – Etiquette Records
The Wailers – if We’d Never Met – 4-Dot Label
Les Hormones – 3 Peggy – Heads Up Records
Strike Kings – Bloodshot – Norton Records
Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen – Hot Rod Lincoln – MCA Records
Brent Amaker and the Rodeo – Knock You Out – BMI
Marshall Scott Warner – Heartbreakin’ 53 – Self Released
The International Vicious Society – I’m Nervous – University of Vice Records
Legendary Shack Shakers – Right Behind You Baby – Spinout Records
Dick Dale and his Del-Tones – Misirlou Twist – Del-Tone Records
The Impacts – Impact – Del-Fi Records
The Challengers – Mark of Zorro – Rhino Records
The Trashmen – Church Key – Norton Records
The Ventures – Runnin’ Strong – Sunset Records
Untamed Youth – The Gasser – Norton Records
Magnetic 4 – Love Gone Bad – Tear It Up Records
The Mothballs – I <3 Records – Car-Hole Adult Party Records
Die Zorros – Zorro Rettet Russland – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Thee Cormans – The Number Six – Vinyl Rites Records
Tijuana hit Squad – She’s a Snake – Carrrgo Music
Sickidz – She’s My Witch – Anagram Records
Reverend Beat-Man – Letter to Myself – Voodoo Rhythm Records
BOTW on November 15th, 2012: Bibliodiscoteque Episode 31: Eric Powell’s The Goon
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 122
Airdate: November 15th, 2012
Congratulations! Bibliodiscoteque Episode 31: Eric Powell’s The Goon
This was a halloween episode with a theme based around the book The Goon. There is plenty of psychobilly from the Meteors, Demented Are Go, Calabrese, Guanabatz, and its mixed with Dick Dynamite and the Doppelgangers, Nick Curran, Jack Rabbit Slim, and the Babboons. That may a good chunk of the setlist right there, but there is plenty of other music pushed into the hour to keep your eardrums a’poundin’.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://www.southcountymusic.com/podcast/episode-31-eric-powells-the-goon/
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Zorch Radio Episode 134: The Pope Resigns on Valentine’s Day
Zorch Radio Episode 134:
Airdate: Thursday, February 14th, 2013
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Three full hours of psychobilly, rockabilly, and a dash of surf on The All New KGRG FM, and yet The Pope could not find a single love-themed song for Valentine’s Day. So he resigned. Or something like that….
While everyone else was out buying candy and greeting cards, Zorch Radio didn’t play into any of those corny-ass dedications, “shout-outs” or that lovey-dovey crap. Nah, we went the other direction – we wanted THE DIRT.
With a pair of tickets to see The Whammy! at El Corazon up for grabs, we asked you to share your WORST dating stories. If you missed your chance to share your sob story, then you can still spill your guys by leaving a comment below.
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Playlist:
The Meteors – Who Do You Love? – Sonovabitch Records
The Meteors – Hoover Rock – Anagram Records
The Meteors – When a Stranger Calls – Sanctuary Records Group
Reverend Horton Heat – Big Red Rocket of Love – Interscope Records
The Rocketz – All My Own – Self Released
7 Shot Screamers – Meet me – Westminster Music
The Polecats – Chicken Walk – Rock-A-Billy Records
Hard Money Saints – Hot Rod Trash – Self Released
Nicotyna – Que Dia Tan Cruel – Self Released
The Ricochets – Black Magic Baby – Nervous Records
Guanabatz – Take a Rocket – Anagram Records
The Spectres – The Great Erotic Zombie Shakedown – Crazy Love Records
Curse of the Black Tongue – Boss Hoss – Self Released
Graceland 5 – Viva Las Vegas – 48th Ave Records
Hot Roddin’ Romeos – Trailer Trash Whore – Splatterhouse Wreckords
Retrogretion – Cry Baby Boogie – Loft Records
Dead Man – Hush A Bye – Self Released
Demented Are Go – Rubber Love – ID Records
Deadneks – Miss Fortune – Sick Sick Sickobilly Records
Cosmic Voodoo – She’s My Witch – Kaiser Records
The Krewmen – What Are You Today – Crazy Love Records
Johnny Gunner and the Raiders – Atom Bomb Love – Foot Tapping Records
Mojo Nixon – I Hate Banks – Restless Records
Dead Bundy and the Neat Neat Neats – The Legend of Johnny Bloodsaw – Self Released
The Monster Klub – My Favorite Sin – No Co Records
Lonesome Kings – Sweet Little Succubus – Emerald City Sounds
The Hyperjax – Madam Butterfly – Cherry Bomb Recordings
The Memphis Morticians – Wailin’ Well – Kaiser Records
Tabaltix – Hot to the Touch – Crazy Love Records
Frenzy – All Alone – Crazy Love Records
Klingonz – Psycho Mansion – Fury Records
Colbert Hamilton and the Nitros – Bad Reputation – Nervous Records
The Viles – Miniskirt Blues – Ace Records
The Cramps – Love Me – A&M Records
The Primate 5 – She Cleans House – Rat City Records
Hasil Adkins – Everybody Loves Somebody – Norton Records
Billy Lamont – Hear Me Out – King Records
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My baby – Rhino Records
Bo Diddley – She’s Alright – Checker Recors
Whiskey Dick Mountain – Almost Gone – Monophone Records
Mama Rosin with Hipbone Slim and the Kneetremblers – Quel Espoir? – Voodoo Rhythm Records
Bevel Emboss – I Like Movies – BMRD Entertaniment
The Sharks – Slap Bass Billy – Raucous Records
Bobby Lewis – I’m Nervous – University of Vice Records
Sonics – Marlene – Norton Records
Pansy Division – Luv Luv Luv – Lookout Records
BOTW on December 13th, 2012: Sounds Like Crime Episode 12: Soul R’n'B Special
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 125
Airdate: December 13th, 2012
Congratulations! Sounds Like Crime Episode 12: Soul R’n'B Special
December 13th – Episode 125
Sounds Like Crime #12
Nothin’ treats the soul better than chicken noodle soup, except soul music. And episode 12 is nothin’ but the soulful sounds of men who’ve lived harder lives than I. I actually still listen to this episode weekly; partly because I have yet to find a better soul podcast. One of my favorite tracks on here was the 3rd track in, by Willie Jones. It’s called “Where’s My Money?” and its the story of the life I’d like to think I’ll never have to live. That one song doesn’t define the entire episode, though. There is a track by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, Piney Brown, Abner Jay, Hank Jacobs…the list is almost 30 blue men long. And when you’re crying in the bathtub afterwards (of sheer happiness), give a holler to Dj Drunk.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/sounds-like-crime-12
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Zorch Radio Episode 122: Thanksgiving Cannibals
Zorch Radio Episode 122: Thanksgiving Cannibals
Airdate: Thursday, November 15th, 2012
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Kjersti had the night off this evening, so good thing we only had two hours to fill at The All New KGRG FM. An edited version of Gone Mental Episode 63 filled the caboose as we talked about how everybody would be spending the upcoming holidays. I had recently made a trip to Bop Street Records in Ballard and we spent a fair amount of the evening talking about Grindhouse Theater’s showing of Cannibal Ferox. Too bad you missed out on the tickets! Maybe next month?
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Meteors – The Cutter Cuts While the Widow Weeps – People Like You Records
The Meteors – Let’s Go – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Yellow Zone – Cherry Red Records
The Griswalds – We Stand Alone – Halb 8 Records
Los Gatos Locos – Dog Eat Dog – Zodiac killer Records
Sasquatch and the Sick-a-Billys – Apocalyptic Lipped – Analog Arkives
Memphis Morticians – Rock N Roll Guitar – Kaiser Records
Demented Are Go – Rubber Plimsoles – Cherry Red Records
Mutilators – I’m so Psychobilly – Self Released
Goddamn Gallows – Don’t Feed Me – GBC Records
Tabaltix – Tabaltix Rock’n’Roll – Crazy Love Records
The Bomboras – Keep in Touch – Zombie A Go-Go Records
The Arrows – Blue’s Trip – Tower Records
Impact Five – Riptide – Stoneage Records
Deuce Coupes – Smooth Stick – Del-Fi Records
Batmobile – Kiss Me Now – Nervous Records
Dr. Bizzaro’s Victims – Don’t Lose Your Cool – Rockin’ Psycho Records
The Scallywags – I’m Back – Crazy Love Records
The Caravans – Dirty Little Town – Anagram Records
Guanabatz – Fight Back – Revolver
The Mummies – Out of Our Tree – Estrus Records
The Cramps – Garbage Man – Illegal Records
L’Assassins – Backseat Bomp – Big Action Records
The Trashmen – Ubangi Stomp – Sound of Yesterday
B.E.A.T – Chicken – Bel-Aire Music
Wild-Cats – Gazachstahagen – United Artists Records
Thee Cormans – Satanismo – In-The-Red Records
Thee Manipulators – Ooga Booga Man – Neptoon Records
Sting-Rays – Dinosaurs – Big Beat Records
The Fendermen – Mule Skinner Blues – Beat Rocket Records
Legendary Shack Shakers – Monkey on the Doghouse – Yep Roc Records
Deadbolt – Voodoo Doll – Cargo Records
The Things – The End – Big Neck Records
Spits – Beat You Up – MyFatAss
Bob Wayne – Ghost Town – Century Media Records
BOTW on December 20th, 2012: Norton Jukebox of Wild Delights
Broadcast of the Week on Zorch Radio Episode 126
Airdate: Thursday, December 20th, 2012
Congratulations! Norton Jukebox of Wild Delights
The Screamin’ Soul Preacher brings you the best of the best of his Norton record collection, encouraging you to support Norton after that evil windbag Sandy decided to decimate everything on the east coast. 99% of what he plays on this episode is a Norton record, and it sure as shit made me wish I had money to spend on records. Everything on this podcast you will not likely find in any record shop in this dimension, unless its on a piece of genuine fine pressed Norton wax.
Listen to this Broadcast of the Week here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-norton-jukebox-of-wild-delights
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Zorch Radio Episode 133: Smell the Beef
Zorch Radio Episode 133: Smell the Beef
Airdate: Thursday, February 7th, 2013
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One of the finest attributes of broadcasting from Green River Community College is forming friendships and working relationships with the other DJs and show hosts of The All New KGRG FM. But sometimes such close quarters isn’t the best thing…
Before Zorch Radio, The All New KGRG FM‘s Puget Sound Underground plays four hours of hand picked local music from 3-7pm PST on Thursdays (you might remember their debut prior to Zorch Radio Episode 70?), but this week they left a little surprise for us. Walking into the station we were all hit with a wall of stink. Yep. Someone affiliated with The Puget Sound Underground ripped more-than-one in studio and left us to dwell in the funk. PUGET Sound Underground? More like PUTRID Sound Underground!
Before launching into a NEW episode of RadiOblivion, we asked for the input of The Invaders: WHAT DID THE MEMBER(S) OF PUGET UNDERGROUND EAT FOR LUNCH TO MAKE THIS STINK? Nobody was short on creativity tonight. We’re still bedazzled by this mystery, so if YOU have an idea, please let us know in a comment below.
To reward the best imagined source of Puget Sound’s gas-buffet, we gave away a pair of tickets to see rockabilly supergroup The Whammy! at El Corazon on Saturday February 23rd. Make sure to listen to future episode of Zorch Radio LIVE for your chance to win tickets to upcoming events.
Still need more Zorch Radio? Check out the Archive Page, all organized and easy to sort through. Check out our Events Page for figuring out how to spend your nights off . Follow Zorch Radio on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Don’t want to do anything because you think we’re terrible? Check out the Broadcast of the Week archive, highlighting other shows that are better than ours. More info is also on the contact page.
Playlist:
The Meteors – Disneyland – Anagram Records
The Meteors – Paranoid – People Like You Records
The Meteors – My Slaughtering Ways – People Like You Records
Memphis Morticians – Bury You Now, Dig You Later – Kaiser Records
Gravediggers – Hey Girl, Come See Me – Crypt Records
The Sting Rays – Escalators – Big Beat Records
The Meteors – Disneyland – Anagram Records
The Spectres – Comin’ Home – My Checkbook Records
Alley Dukes – Change My Way – Flying Saucer Records
Torment – Leap the Frog – Crazy Love Record
The Krewmen – Sweet Dreams – Lost Moments Records
Si Si Si – Kidnapped – Self Released
The Mummies – Justine – TelStar Records
The Mutilators – Punkabilly Princess – Self Released
Reverend Horton Heat – Five-O Ford – Sup Pop
Goddamn Gallows – A Sinner’s Song – GBC Records
Sasquatch and the Sick-A-Billys – Stormign the Gates – Analog Arkives
Hard Money Saints – Lighting Strikes – Revved Up Records
Hot Roddin’ Romeos – Wishin’ You Were Gone – Splatterhouse Wreckords
Slappin’ Suspenders – Duke’s Gonna Be Allright – Count Orlok Records
Les Sexareenos – Carolina, Yeah! – Sympathy for the Record Industry
Bomboras – Riot City – Dionysus Records
Los Gatos Locos – Cut You Into Pieces – Zodiac Killer Records
The No Tomorrow Boys – Hang On Baby – Teenage-Riot Records
The Brioles – Sinner’s Train – Revel Yell Music
The A-Bones – Betty Lou Got A New Tattoo –Exile Records
Artificial Limbs – Your Little Scene – MyFatAss Productions
The Nevermores – Shallow Grave – Tirc Records
The Cramps – Bop Pills – Righteous Records
Bevel Emboss – The Goat Mode – Rough Trade Records
