Marc Masters and John Howard drop the needle on Plastic Ono Band’s radical 1969 release “Cold Turkey” b/w Don’t “Worry Kyoko (Mummy’s Only Looking For A Hand In The Snow).”
Dead Kennedys guitarist East Bay Ray discusses the new remastered edition of Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables, the band’s contentious relationship with Jello, and the DIY spirit of the original sessions.
Sam and Jason click their way through stories about Roy Orbison, drum god Jim Keltner, Buddy Rich, Tom Petty, Shelly Yakus, Blue Öyster Cult, and Sam’s traumatic Muppets memories.
Bobby Markos (Documavision/Cloakroom) pops into WASTOIDS to share his inspirations and reflects on his music videos for Spirit of the Beehive, Peel Dream Magazine, Dummy, and more.
Boston slowcore champions Horse Jumper of Love join us for this edition of Out of Site. Performing tracks from their brand new record Natural Part, out now on Run For Cover Records.
This is our final episode of the podcast for now, and in it we’re going under the hood to discuss where Pat’s inspirations as a songwriter, discuss the band’s time on Weezer’s Enlightenment Tour, shows with Audioslave and The Foo Fighters, airplay on LA rock station KROQ, and how The Special Goodness leveled up by connecting with Epitaph Records.
Released at the dawn of the remix era, New Order’s “Temptation” b/w “Hurt” came in two formats—33 ⅓ speed 7” and 45 RPM 12”—on the same May 10, 1982. With this single, bassist Peter Hook, keyboardist/guitarist Gillian Gilbert, drummer Stephen Morris, and guitarist/vocalist Bernard Sumner stepped out from Joy Division’s shadow to establish themselves as a distinct entity. Painstakingly played alongside sequencers, Hook’s melodic bass to Sumner’s mantric vocals are unmistakable.
Today on WASTOIDS With, we’re talking with country singer and raconteur Dale Hollow. “Yours truly” might possess signature yellow lens glasses and a Manu Ginobili-like frame—with a wit and tongue ‘n cheek bravado to match—but behind all that is a distinct voice, delivered with the ease of a natural songsmith. For this WASTOIDS chat, Hollow sits down with Duwaun Johnson of The Country Brothers to talk about how he hooked up with masked singer Orville Peck, his love of basketball, his cover of the 2010 dance sensation “Dancing on My Own” by Robyn, and his favorite Coen Brothers movies.
WE WERE AT LIE DETECTOR IN LA THIS WEEKEND FOR A SICK ASS TIME. HERE’S SOME OF OUR FAVORITES FROM THE WEEKEND! S/O TO KRIGSHODER WHO ISN’T ON SPOTIFY.
Crack open the new vinyl edition of The Special Goodness’ Land Air Sea, and what you’ll find in the gatefold liner notes isn’t an essay on the recording process, an invocation of the band’s songwriting influences, or anything related to the actual tunes. Instead, you’ll find a statement from Pat about his and Atom’s shared obsession: vintage cars.