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Henry Rollins

Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #862

Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins
Hand-Picked Music Post-punk / New WaveExperimental
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time: October 11, 2025
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time: October 11, 2025
Oct 12, 2025

Fanatic! What a show we have for you tonight. The Misfits going right into David Bowie to start us off completely works for me.

I hope you’ve been enjoying October thus far. I’ve been doing my best to keep up with all the new music that’s coming in, as well as revisiting old favorites as I like to do in this month.

Snooper’s excellent new album Worldwide came out last week and if you mail ordered, it should be arriving about now. I think mine landed yesterday. Definitely going to get that one spinning as soon as possible. Here’s the Bandcamp info: https://snooper7.bandcamp.com/ album/worldwide

Here’s information on that excellent new Kid Congo album Tucson Safari: https://intheredrecords.com/ collections/store/products/ naim-amor-and-kid-congo- powers-tucson-safari

The new Guerilla Toss album You’re Weird Now continues to be a super cool listen. If you like the track we’re playing tonight, the rest of their catalog should be checked out without hesitation. I dug them the first time I was lucky enough to connect with their excellent music. This is a great band: https://guerillatoss.bandcamp. com/album/youre-weird-now

The Grouper album Way Their Crept is getting a 20th anniversary reissue. Any record Liz Harris releases should be checked out. She’s never anything less than full on: https://grouper.bandcamp.com/ album/way-their-crept

Fanatic, if you look below, you’ll see a gathering of tunes that was selected specifically with your great enjoyment in mind. I took both hours to the gym and over a couple of days, plodding away on the elliptical treadmill, it sounded like a good mixtape to me. Hopefully, you’ll find the jams to be worth your while.

October is an amazing month! If you're located where you can actually see and feel seasonal change, I hope you get out there and breathe it in. Whenever possible, make time for music. Lots of it!

We very much hope you dig tonight’s show. Thank you for tuning in and picking up on this brave NPR signal. Have a great weekend and STAY FANATIC!!! 

–– Henry

We’re on Bluesky: henryrollins21361.bsky.social

Hour 1

01. Misfits - In The Doorway / Static Age

02. David Bowie - What In The World / Low

03. Iggy Pop - I'm Bored / New Values

04. Magic Michael - Millionaire / 7"

05. The Ruts - Dope For Guns / The Crack

06. UK Subs - Disease / Another Kind Of Blues

07. Devo - Space Junk / Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!

08. Buzzcocks - Fast Cars / Another Music In A Different Kitchen

09. The Adverts - Back From The Dead / Punk Singles Collection

10. Wire - 12XU (mono) / Pink Flag

11. The Teen Idles - Get Up And Go / 20 Years Of Dischord

12. Bad Brains - Pay To Cum / Black Dots

13. The Untouchables - I Hate You / Flex Your Head

14. The Cramps - Rocket In My Pocket / 04-20-79 Washington DC LBJ Club

15. Tex Rubinowitz - Rock & Roll Ivy / It's Rare Doo Wop Vol 6

16. Cigarettes - They're Back Again, Here They Come / Will Damage Your Health!

17. Gen X - Dancing With Myself / Kiss Me Deadly

18. The Fall - Dr. Buck's Letter / The Unutterable

19. Joy Division - Failures / Substance 1977-1980

20. Black Sabbath - Iron Man / Paranoid

Hour 2

01. Osees - God's Guts / Abomination Revealed At Last

02. Eno + Beatie Wolfe - The Last To Know / Liminal

03. Grey Factor - Above The Gun / 1979-1980 A.D. - Complete Studio Recordings

04. Dragnet - Shadowboard / Dragnet Reigns!

05. Grifters - The Want / So Happy Together

06. Brnda - Mt Eyes / Total Pain

07. J.J. Jackson & The Jackals - Oo-Ma-Liddi / A Minute With Miriam - Mad Mike Monsters Vol. 03

08. Kid Congo & Naim Amour - Ouch / Tucson Safari

09. Emmett O.C. - Feel This Way / New 2025

10. Upchuck - Plastic / I'm Nice Now

11. The Jesus & Mary Chain - Inside Me / Psychocandy

12. Guerilla Toss - Krystall Ball / You're Weird Now

13. Shepparton Airplane - Stereo Youth / Forecast

14. Eraser - Dinner Roll / Hideout

15. K2 & Techno Menses - Requiem In The Sun / Requiem In The Sun

16. Les Rallizes Dénudés - White Awakening / Jittoku '76

17. Sheriff Lindo And The Hammer - Eastern Bloc / Ten Dubs That Shook The World

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