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    Henry Rollins

    KCRW Broadcast 307

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental
    Fanatic! This is a great show but don’t I always say that. We were lucky enough to get a first crack at the new Wand album, thanks to Larry at In The Red Records who gave us the green light to play it. Such a great band and this new album, Golem is excellent.
    Fanatic! This is a great show but don’t I always say that. We were lucky enough to get a first crack at the new Wand album, thanks to Larry at In The Red Records who gave us the green light to play it. Such a great band and this new album, Golem is excellent.
    Feb 16, 2015

    Fanatic! This is a great show but don’t I always say that. We were lucky enough to get a first crack at the new Wand album, thanks to Larry at In The Red Records who gave us the green light to play it. Such a great band and this new album, Golem is excellent. Also, we have the Le Butcherettes album in the mix. We have been playing tracks from it but not too much because I didn’t think there was a physical release yet. Turns out it appeared last September. I was sent a copy recently, so we will definitely be playing catch up with this one.

    We have a couple of Feeding Tube label releases on the show. It’s a great label that I noticed that we have not been paying enough attention to, and I think we should remedy that. Very cool label, here is where to get more information: http://feedingtuberecords.com/

    In fact, my favorite track of the night is a Feeding Tube release by a band called AWOTT, which stands for Asian Woman On The Telephone. I don’t know much about them but I really like this Ivan album that Feeding Tube put out.

    I hope you like the show, next week’s is well under way.

    Listen often and STAY FANATIC!!!

    –– Henry

    E–mail address for me: henryontheradio@gmail.com

    Follow me on Twitter: @henryrollins

    Hour 1

    01. Palms – Love / Step Brothers

    02. Amanaz - Making The Scene / Africa

    03. Arndales - Padded Posts / single

    04. Useless Eaters - Hidden Fees / Bleeding Moon

    05. Laurels - Changing The Timeline / Plains

    06. Le Butcherettes - Burn The Scab / Cry Is For the Flies

    07. Meatbodies – Rotten / single

    08. Ty Segall – Motorhead / single

    09. Wand - Flesh Tour / Golem

    10. Chihei Hatakeyama - Bench In the Station / Sacrifice For Pleasure

    11. Scott Walker - We Came Through / Scott 3

    12. Alex Cameron - Gone South / Jumping the Shark

    13. Sekae – Go / + Dome

    14. Dara Pupsita - Pip Pip Yeah / 1966-1969

    15. Archie Shepp – Shazam / The Magic of Ju Ju

    16. Skullbot – Psychic / Skullbot

    Hour 2

    01. Public Enemy - Public Enemy #1 / demo

    02. Gary Wilson - I Wanna Lose Control / You Think You Really Know Me

    03. Sanae Petchaboon / Pen Jung Dai / The Sounds of Siam Leftfield 1964-75

    04. TV Ghost - Others Will Be Born / Disconnect

    05. Dr. Alimantado - Tribute To The Duke / Best Dressed Chicken In Town

    06. Foundation – Gigue / Metamorphoses

    07. Instant Automatons - Laburnum Walk / Blues Masters of the Humber Delta

    08. Terakaft - Legh Assistane Dagh Aïtma / Akh Issudar

    09. Lower Plenty - Dirty Flowers / Hard Rubbish

    10. Barcelona – Beautiful / Little Darla Has A Treat For You Vol. 17

    11. Living Eyes - Dry Spell / Living Large

    12. Lost Sounds - Soon This Tomb / Black Wave

    13. AWOTT – Pesnia Sherstianikh Immigrantov (excerpt) / Ivan

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