Excellent lineup on August 28th in San Francisco, courtesy of TheSavageBeat. This would have been about 1982, right? Red Cross, not Redd Kross; Mutants were still around.
The awesome SEX TIDE from Columbus, OH – whose new record I can’t stop playing repeatedly, and at top volume. All 20-something jarring, dissonant, swampy minutes of it.
It may sound exactly like a Veronica Falls cover, but this new “Wussy Void” from the UK’s JOANNA GRUESOME is a fantastic track. The whole album’s pretty good, actually – a total twee noisegasm.
Huge thanks for SavageBeat for the kind words on Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio over on iTunes. If this makes you wanna listen to our crazy-ass rocknroll show, come over here and check them all out. New edition is being recorded over the weekend or soon thereafter.
100 FLOWERS (!) playing “Salmonella” live at The Anti-Club in Los Angeles, 1983. I saw many a band take this stage a few years later, but 100 Flowers were long gone by that time and only “Trotsky Icepick” remained.
SUPERDOPE #4 Summer 1992 (no page #)
ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT review by JAY HINMAN, Editor
- RFTC are playing Halloween night 2013 at the House of Blues in San Diego. Lynyrd Skynyrd plays there on 11/8/13.
- We posted Jay’s Venom P. Stinger review from the same page back on 8/3/13.
- Jay has threatened a new print zine in early 2014 called Dynamite Hemorrhage. Be ready!
Get a load of this excellent quick pump-action pop from PLUME, a new San Jose band made up of members of Sourpatch, Joyride! and perhaps other individuals unaffiliated with either.
They put up a demo over on Bandcamp that I wish I could recommend to you in all good conscience, but, well, there’s just the one…..
FLESH EATERS, live 1982 – the “A Minute To Pray, A Second To Die” lineup that was only together for about six months due to planned obsolescence.
You gotta love Mike Hudson from The Pagans. The sandpaper voice that launched at least a half-dozen of the best punk songs of all time got back together with his Cleveland pals The Styrenes in 1997, and recorded this outstanding garage punk 45 well after both bands had seen any heydays they’d presumably had. Been meaning to play this on the podcast and just haven’t gotten around to it, so I’ll play it for you here….
ROYAL TRUX, Conflict Magazine, Fall 1989.
AGONY SHORTHAND 