
Fanatic. On February 9, the great Betty Davis passed away as did Ian McDonald, a founding member of King Crimson and also a member of Foreigner.
My Cate Le Bon album arrived. Looking forward to hearing it. I just heard another great album that will be coming out later this year. It’s for the label and the band to announce but it’s going to leave some marks for sure. More to look forward to.
I’m putting in last week’s list of Bandcamp addresses once again. I see I forgot to put in the Bandcamp address for the new Guerilla Toss album.
BRNDA info here.
Partner Look info here.
Nicfit info here.
Amanda MacKaye’s band Bed Maker has a track on Bandcamp. Yaaaayyyyy!!!
Bobby Steele of Undead/Misfits could use some help.
Negative Scanner is a good band.
Cate Le Bon’s album Pompeii out of the pressing plant and moving. I just got the download yesterday after having preordered the vinyl.
I’ve heard the new Trupa Trupa album B Flat A and it’s really cool.
The Gyasi album is here.
New Beechwood album!
New Des Demonas 12” is very cool.
Blonde Revolver is a good band. I hope they get their record back in print.
Anything related to Grouper is interesting to me. I got a copy yesterday but it looks like the vinyl is gone for now. Can’t wait to hear this one.
Yet another rippin’ Australian band.
Another great show we have lined up for you. We apologize for not being able to bring you any music featuring Betty Davis or Ian McDonald on this show but we were all done when we found out. Have a great weekend and stay Fanatic.
–– Henry
Cornelius is KCRW's Resident DJ for September 2026.
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