Ring ring. Fresh off the release of the rollicking and grimly hopeful new album Disposable Everything, Arizona-based power pop/folk punks AJJ are ready to answer YOUR questions. Call 1-877-WASTOIDS, leave a message, and subscribe to WASTOIDS to watch/listen to the response.
What does Dr. Bronner’s magic soap have to do with Jimi Hendrix and Don Bolles of The Germs and Astrologer? What ’70s band benefitted from Rupert Holmes’ cannibalistic pop chops? Find out the answers to these questions and more on an all-new Click Vortex.
Belarusian post-punk trio Molchat Doma (translated as “Houses Are Silent”) answer calls from the 1-877-WASTOIDS hotline. Learn all about their favorite ’80s bands, the influence of T.a.T.U., how they play their backing tracks, and their most cherished cheese on this all-new episode of Hotline.
This week, Decoy Deloy salutes the iconic music and toy artist Frank Kozik, lusts after Steve Lacy’s Fender signature Strat, details Iron Maiden vs. Maiden Wear, and pours one out for MTV News—a major influence on WASTOIDS Music News. Plus, Grace Potter announces Mother Road, out August 18 on Fantasy Records.
Hidden messages and Satanic panic, Jeff Lynne and ELO, Led Zeppelin, the strange life of the SynthAxe, and stacks and stacks of Star Trek tie-in novels—it’s an all-new Click Vortex with Sam Means and Jason Woodbury.
From freak folk to computer music, Montague, Massachusetts-based artist Kurt Weisman creates strange, beguiling songs. Take a walk through Weisman’s history and learn everything about where he’s heading these days on an all-new episode of Midnight Music Review in the Attic with Salvador Cresta.
Decoy Deloy sits down with UK surf/psych rippers Los Bitchos backstage at the Valley Bar and shares music news about Horse Jumper of Love, Alan Paloma, Mac Demarco, and Keanu Reeves’ grunge band Dogstar.
Decoy Deloy brings word of Travis Barker and Liquid Death’s new Enema of the State enema kit, new tunes from Chicago hardcore crew Buggin, RIP Mark Stewart (The Pop Group), Buck Gooter’s mixtape, and goods from the Weekly World News.
Join Sam Means (The Format) and Jason P. Woodbury (Aquarium Drunkard) from the 850 W Lincoln loft, where they offer a deep dive on recording engineer, writer, musician & viral star Ethan Winer’s 2007 viral magnum opus Tele-vision and get an early start on the summer with vape entrepreneur and rockstar Mungo Jerry.
What’s the trick to running a successful record production? John Vanderslice answers that and more calls from the 1-877-WASTOIDS Hotline.