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    Henry Rollins

    Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #877

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental

    A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.

    A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.

    Jan 24, 2026

    RADIO BROADCAST #877

    01-23–26

    Fanatic! It looks like parts of the USA might be in for some rough weather over the weekend. Depending on where you live, you might find yourself in the supermarket, looking at empty shelves as people purchase with great concern for their very survival over what could be one or two days of inclement weather. In some cities, it’s an emergency. In others, it’s just winter. An hour ago, I saw men grimly pushing their shopping carts full of Gatorade, and frozen pizza, towards their trucks. Getting ready.

    In other news, Alan Vega’s early albums have been reissued.

    https://alanvega.bandcamp.com/ album/alan-vega

    https://alanvega.bandcamp.com/ album/collision-drive

    Orange Whip from Boston is worth checking out.

    https://orangewhip.bandcamp. com/album/orange-whip

    The new David Boring album is really good.

    https://davidboring.bandcamp. com/album/liminal-beings-and- their-echoes

    We have a good show lined up for you tonight which we hope you will enjoy no matter what temperature you are presently enduring. Have a great weekend, a tremendous night of listening and STAY FANATIC!!!

    –– Henry

    We’re on Bluesky

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    Hour 1

    01. The Ramones - Time Bomb / Subterranean Jungle

    02. The Third Bardo - Five Years Ahead Of My Time / Trash Box

    03. Dax Riggs - Forgot I Was Alive / We Sing Of Only Blood Or Love

    04. Caution - God / Peripheral Vision

    05. Gun Club - Humanesque / Pastoral Hide & Seek

    06. The Ruts - I Ain't Sofisticated / The Crack box set

    07. Added Dimensions - Midtempo Mind / Jane From Preoccupied America

    08. Tony Allen - Ewa / Film Of Life

    09. New York Dolls - Trash / New York Dolls

    10. Suicide - Johnny / Suicide

    11. Metal Boys - Be Bop Dee Zee Bop / Tokio Airport

    12. Loose Lips - Good By Johnny / Last Laugh

    13. The Son Of P.M. - Plaeng Yiepoun / The Shadow Music Of Thailand

    14. The Four Strangers - Sad & Lonely / Ugly Things

    15. The Fall - Look, Know / Peel Session Of The Fall

    16. Joy Division - New Dawn Fades / Unknown Pleasures

    17. The Damned - Noise, Noise, Noise (Ed Hollis version) / Machine Gun Etiquette 25th Anniversary Ed.

    18. Alan Vega - Hammered/ Dujang Prang

    Hour 2

    01. Black Sabbath - The Wizard / Black Sabbath

    02. Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink - I'm A Spy / Bulb Singles #1

    03. Die Katapult - Kristall Reinheit / Kristall Reinheit

    04. Screensaver - Telepathic Apathy / Three Lens Approach

    05. The Saints - Demolition Girl / (I'm) Stranded box set

    06. The Imposters - Wipe In / El Paso Rock, Vol. 9: Sand Surfin' - Border Town Rock N' Roll 1964-67

    07. The Cramps - Human Fly (Richard Robinson's Demo, Bell Sound, NYC, April 1977) / bootleg

    08. Cosmic Jokers- The Electronic Scene / Sci Fi Party

    09. Via - How We Got This Way / Via

    10. MC5 - The American Ruse / Back In The USA

    11. Ngozi Family - We Were Not Told / Day Of Judgement

    12. David Boring - Visit Me (Body Song) / Liminal Beings and Their Echoes

    13. The Birthday Party - Bully Bones / Peel Sessions

    14. Molly Nilsson - Get A Life / Amateur

    15. Upchuck - Boss Up / Sense Yourself 2024 Remix

    16. Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - Medicine to Cure Medicine Sickness / 7"

    17. Partyline - Girls Like Me / Girls With Glasses

    18. Liz Lamere – One Moment / One Never Knows

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