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Sep 23, 2021 10:00 PM – 11:55 PM

Music

With Julio Peña

A weekly mix of punk, post-punk, noise rock from the US/UK and beyond!

Finally Feels Like Fall!

A Tucson Fall, anyway.

9:59 PM		The Fall Mansion This Nation's Saving Grace Beggars Banquet 1985 Hello!
10:02 PM		Live Skull Circular Saw Positraction Caroline Records 1988 Fourth and final studio LP from this NYC-based 80s noise-rock band.
10:03 PM		A Place to Bury Strangers Keep Slipping Away Exploding Head Mute 2009 Staying within NYC noise-rock, APTBS formed in 2003.
10:08 PM		Red Lorry Yellow Lorry Hollow Eyes Talk About the Weather Anagram Records 1985 Debut LP from this English post-punk band, citing Wire and MC5 as musical influences.
10:12 PM		The Southern Death Cult Crow The Southern Death Cult Beggars Banquet 1988 Before fronting The Cult and The Doors (of the 21st Century), Ian Astbury was frontman for this 80s post-punk act.
10:14 PM		Bakamono Frenching with Aliens The Cry of the Turkish Fig Peddler Priority Records 1994 Only release from this 90s American noise-rock band. Difficult to find info on them.
10:22 PM		Black Flag My War My War SST Records 1984 Divisive '84 Black Flag LP. Fans wanted more hardcore punk. Black Flag was exploring sludgier territory. Pulled on the follow-up '84 release "Slip It In".
10:26 PM		Chaos UK The End is Nigh Chaos UK Riot City 1983 English anarcho-punk band formed in 1979.
10:28 PM		Conflict The Guilt and the Glory It's Time to See Who's Who SOS Records 2006 More English anarcho-punk. Originally released in 1983 then re-recorded and re-released in 1984.
10:32 PM		The Fartz Viet-Vet Because This Fuckin' World Still Stinks Alternative Tentacles 1998 80s Seattle hardcore punk band. From '82-'83, Duff MCKagan (of future Guns N Roses fame) played drums.
10:33 PM		Amyl and The Sniffers Star Fire 500 R Amyl and the Sniffers Flightless Records 2019 Opening cut from the debut LP of this Australian punk band.
10:36 PM		Huggy Bear 16 + Suicide Weaponry Listens to Love Wiiija 1994 Final studio LP from this English riot grrrl band.
10:44 PM		Devo Clockout Duty Now for the Future Warner Records 1979 Second DEVO studio LP. It's DEVO!
10:47 PM		Crash Course In Science Cakes in the Home R Soul Jazz Records Presents PUNK 45: Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself! The American Nation Destroys Its Young. Underground Punk in the United States of America, Vol. 1. 1973-1987 Soul Jazz Records 2013 Preview of the more electro-oriented sound the band would explore in future years.
10:48 PM		Nervous Gender Regress for You Music from Hell Nervous Gender Archives 1982 Los Angeles synth-punk band. Released this sacrilegious quasi concept album in 1981.
10:52 PM		Wire Heartbeat (2006 Remastered Version) Chairs Missing The state51 Conspiracy 2006 From Wire's second studio LP.
10:55 PM		Pylon Dub Gyrate Plus Rock Records 1988 80s post-punk based out of Athens, GA.
11:00 PM		The Pop Group Box 9 Citizen Zombie Freaks R Us 2015 Third studio LP from the English post-punk band, following a 35 year recording hiatus.
11:04 PM		The Clash Junco Partner Sandinista! Sony Music UK 2013 1980 triple LP from the only rock and roll band that mattered. Took a decreased cut of profits to be able to release this experimental recording at an affordable retail cost.
11:08 PM		Public Image Ltd. Rise The Greatest Hits, So Far Virgin Records 1990 Following the disbandment of the Sex Pistol, John Lydon (aka Rotten) formed this great post-punk band and sold some butter on the side.
11:15 PM		Refused Liberation Frequency The Shape of Punk to Come Burning Heart Records/Epitaph 1998 Title a nod to Ornette Coleman's free-jazz release "The Shape of Jazz to Come". The band's message and other tunes have been overshadowed by the break-out and now commercial hit "New Noise".
11:19 PM		Massacre Down to Five a Day Funny Valentine Tzadik 1998 Experimental noise-jazz (?) trio of Fred Firth, Bill Laswell, and Charles Hayward (of This Heat).
11:30 PM		Fugazi Styrofoam Repeater & 3 Songs Dischord 1990 Folks, I don't think they're getting back together...
11:34 PM		Germs What We Do Is Secret R Gi Rhino/Slash 1979 Darby Crash!
11:34 PM		Boris Vanilla Noise tearbridge records 2014 Japanese noise rock legends!
11:38 PM		Pere Ubu Non-Alignment Pact The Modern Dance Fire Records 1978 Opening cut from the debut LP of this Cleveland band.
11:45 PM		Television See No Evil Marquee Moon Rhino/Elektra 1977 Debut LP from this NYC band that, while not traditionally what we think of musically punk, definitely had that ethos. Check out the guitar interplay between Richard Lloyd and Tom Verlaine!
11:49 PM		Richard Hell & The Voidoids Who Says? (Remastered) Blank Generation (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) Rhino/Warner Records 2017 Before taking on the role of punk rock's poet laureate, Richard Hell was briefly a member of Television but kicked out due to his undisciplined demeanor.
11:51 PM		The Pork Torta The Lingonberry Stomp L Casual Living Bloat 2012 And goodnight!

Chat is archived.

It's that time, kids...

howdy

Hello again!

Here tonight, Julio. Looking forward to HEH!

'ello, bama dan. Party chat tonight!

Absolutely! Starting off well tonight!

Thanks, hope you're all well.

Wow! What a find! The Southern Death Cult!

You familiar with?

No! And that is what I love about KXCI!

(thumbs up)

the bay area punk website says about bakamono: "BAKAMONO is a band."

haha, sounds about right

Was in the Bay Area until 1981. Don’t remember BAKAMONO. lol

keith morris!

Yes! Thank you, Ed. Terrible that I couldn't remember

circle jerks are playing next month at the rialto as far as i know

Thanks for the reminder, Izzy. Gonna have to add some Jerks to the playlist before then.

i've watched some of the circle jerks '21 shows, on bigger stages, it just doesn't work, for me at least, it needs to be close up and cozy

I saw the Keith Morris-fronted OFF! at Club Congress years ago. Can't imagine the same experience on a bigger stage, yes.

My favorite chaos uk release is the compilation the riot city years. Definitely the best versions of their best songs on there in my own opinion

Yes, some of the pre-comp releases are off low sound quality, as we just heard

*of

saw OFF! at the rock with Negative Approach, it was awesome, Keith affectionately called me a motherfcuker

aww

ooh thank you for playing this

I know you had requested Amyl/Sniffers a while ago. Never got around to it

Thinking about Negative Approach, John Brannon had a band Easy Action, saw them at plush, incredible, can you play them?

Not familiar with Easy Action. Though I do love his bluesy punk with Laughing Hyenas. I'll dig around

Loving this Devo selection. Remembering seeing these guys in SF in 1980.

When they didn't look at the audience?

>:^]

Yes! They didn’t talk to them at all!

Was awesome.

absolutely love nervous gender

This band scares me. Legit.

in their live at the target performance, they had an 8 year old boy from germany playing the drums with them

hahaha amazing

Nervous Gender: LOVE THIS!!!

Glad everyone loves Nervous Gender.

the record shows that johnny rotten tends to be wrong on a lot of things

What's that line? Don't meet your heroes? Not that John Lydon should be anyone's hero but that general message rings true

hadnt heard of massacre before. bill laswell had done stuff with the band painkiller. They did a combination of grindcore and avant grade jazz

what we do is secret by the germs?

Interesting, Izzy. Painkiller sounds familiar but not really...

one of the best albums ever recorded, in my view

Definitely.

Glad that Tom Verlain (Television) meets the cut. It should!

Love Television.

Loving the show, Julio. Great selections!

Thanks, as always, for listening

Goodnight, everyone. Thanks for the company tonight!

goodnight. see ya next time

best show of the whole week, thanks Julio1