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Summer by Chatham Rise 3: Shovelheads by Shriekback 3: Life Giver, Life Taker by Godflesh 3: Heartbreaker by Goatsnake 3: Cap Gun by Heaters 3: No Direction by The Unseen. Clean Malderor - Flying Solo. Malderor was a trifle late, charging in through the Carnaval parade, and his sidekick Deathwish never showed up at all. Given that the Cheap Hoochies were out as well, it was very lonely in the control room this sunny Sunday.
Malderor made up for it with new releases, many on the local Pirates Press punk rock label. Touch Sensitive by The Fall 2: Photographs by The Third Sound feat. Warriors by Blitz 2: Ghost Garden by Asteroid 4 2: Alone by Bishop's Green 2: Velour by FAN 2: Melba by Jeff Rosenstock 3: Do You Love My Music?
Caroline Says by Suede with Siouxsie Sioux 3: Akamynithinawizbleezin by Toxik Ephex 3: Can't Kill Hyphy by Mistah F. Anarchy Burger by The Vandals 3: Antifa Hooligans by The Oppressed 3: Baggy Trousers by Transplants 4: Malderor and Deathwish didn't have much of a theme this week, but they did play some new-to-the-show music, including a set in the second hour from largely forgotten New Wave Of British Heavy Metal bands. Alas, they decided those artists were probably forgotten for good reason.
Rasta Determination by Trinity 2: Monkey Man by The Oppressed 2: Goodnight Ladies by Lou Reed 2: She's Kerosene by The Interrupters 2: Fools by The Dodos 2: Espionage by Preoccupations 2: Gimme The Truth by The Jangled 2: Souvlaki Space Station by Slowdive 2: Shelter by Witch Mountain 3: Half The Way Valley by Seahags 3: Red Lights by Black Axe 3: Treason by A II Z 3: Death And Destiny by Mythra 3: Clean The Death Panel - Episode 3. Today's show was wide-ranging and varied, from classic reggae to newly released Shriekback to vinyl cuts from Spacemen 3.
And a guest-set of Bowie for a visiting Netzard. And lots and lots of punk rock. All this and Deathwish too.
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Pistol Boy by Militant Barry 2: Tappa Zukie and Militant Barry 2: And The Rain by Shriekback 2: Revolution by Spacemen 3 2: Hiroshima Demo by Korrosive 2: Inquisicion by Primer Regimen 2: Street Disease by Clashing Steel 2: What Are You Gonna Do? Boys Keep Swinging by David Bowie 3: Let's Get Drunk by The Click 3: Deathwish 2 by B Real 3: Deathwish by Liggers 3: Deathwish Main Title by Herbie Hancock 3: Toe The Line by Evil Conduct 3: Invisible Colony by Strike Anywhere 3: Riot Squad by Cock Sparrer 3: King Rat decided to visit the studio today, before he and Malderor duck out to merry olde England this week.
And Deathwish is back on his feet after his skateboarding accident! Plus some actual new and independent music! And some random equipment dropouts! Check out the podcast! Safe From Harm by Dubblestandart feat. Lonely Night by Pretty Killer feat.
This Corrosion by Lambchop 2: Radical World by Reluctant Stereotypes 2: Psychotherapy by Skid Row 2: King Rat by Guano Bats 2: A Lizard State by King Krule 2: Seasick by The Jesus Lizard 3: Nobody Speak by DJ Shadow feat. Run The Jewels 3: Bombshell by Operation Ivy 3: B-Boy Stance by The Freestylers feat. Separation by Cloud Nothings 3: Requiem Killing Joke Cover by Eagulls 3: Malderor found a number of exciting new releases this week, but then Deathwish was still out with his skateboarding injury. So, given the lack of a chatty sidekick, Malderor played more music than normal, and we burned through the new releases fairly rapidly.
Regardless it was a solid new music show, so check out the podcast! Henchman by The Cameramen 2: Nantucket Sleighride by Mountain 2: Last Dream by Swedish Death Candy 2: Vindictive by Frequency Within 2: Trainwrecker by Scott H. Another Camden Afternoon by The Stranglers 2: Never Gonna Die by Pennywise 3: Stand Up Tragedy by The Fratellis 3: Undead by The Undead 3: Deathwish by Deathwish 3: Vengeance by New Model Army 3: Already Yours by Curve 3: Dark Love by New Candys 3: Not Fragile by Acid King 3: Party, Party, Party by Midnight Evils 3: Ride To Live by Zeke 4: Hangovers are installed and serviced.
Graves by Viqueen 2: Rock Out by Motorhead 2: Party Animal by Viqueen 2: Ripe by Screaming Females 2: Andres by L7 2: Shutterbug by Veruca Salt 3: Everything Burns by Proudflesh 3: C Word by Viqueen 3: The Bones by Tweak Bird 3: Violet by Hole 3: Thirsty Bitches by Viqueen 3: Bridge To Hawaii by Taco Cat 3: An Island by Chevelle 3: New York by Le Butcherettes 3: Bloodless by Viqueen 3: Unholy by Viqueen 4: Follow Me by The Coathangers 4: Space Camp by Viqueen 4: Goin' Blind by Melvins 4: Swerve City by Deftones 4: Forest For Its Trees by Viqueen 4: Smile More by Deap Vally 4: Blood And Thunder by Mastodon.
I can't remember what the story was with this episode. Oh, wait, we were supposed to have a guest allrpm DJ, who flaked at the last second. So Malderor was, shocker, unprepared. He cobbles together a radio show with some help from Deathwish and Netzard, but it's a bit of a shambles. No break from the norm, then. Unholy by Viqueen 2: Marshall Law by Die Hunns 2: Wake Bake Skate by Fidlar 2: Blood by Algiers 2: Don't Beatle Me Up by Mr. Snakedriver by The Jesus and Mary Chain 2: Gimme Some Annihilation by Crocodiles 2: Tool And Die by Consilidated 2: Stay Gold by The Big Pink 3: Mermaid In A Manhole by Airiel 3: Smile More by Deap Vally 3: Party Animal by Viqueen 3: New You by My Bloody Valentine 3: Psychomania by The Damned 3: Truth by George Carlin 3: Aces High by Iron Maiden 3: Cheap Hooch Radio Uh, the overrider thing doesn't know about the time-change.
So I'm just gonna post here for them and say that Yacht Rock is awful. Clean Malderor - Frickin' Winging It. So it's all new-ish music to the show, but it's not as focused on new releases as it might normally be.
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Send an email to "shows radiovalencia. Otherwise suck a bag of them. Broken Hearted Blues by T. Gone by Super Hi Fi 2: So Young by The Wipers 2: Nobody Home by Dead Meadow 2: Leviticus by The Green Door 2: Feel Alright by L. True Believers by The Black Angels 3: Disco by Nick Cave 3: Orange Crush by Editors 3: Some Candy Talking by Richard Hawley 3: Heavy Metal Suicide by Ringo Deathstarr 3: Vicar In A Tutu by Therapy?
Vile by Melvins 3: Motorhead by The Cockney Rejects 4: Irregular co-host Richard ESB was on the show! And we were going to see Skinny Lister later that night at the Independent, so we were in that mood. Check it all out below: Thing Like That by Skinny Lister 2: Nameless, Faceless by Courtney Barnett 2: Bedroom Calling by Chromeo feat.
Sign by VHS Collection 2: Just For Us by Francis and the Lights 2: Gone by Super Hi Fi 3: Empty Spaces by End Time 3: Preachin' Blues by Larkin Poe 3: Lover Man by Jimi Hendrix.
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Malderor welcomes Bay Area 'archaic doom' band Lotus Thief in to the studio! Lotus Thief merges post-black metal, space rock and ambient music, with lyrics based on ancient texts. So it's a party! Also, Malderor has his usual issues with regard to cabling, wiring, and basic radio technique.
Aeternvm by The Lotus Thief 2: Watch Your Back by Blonde Toledo 2: Not Fragile by Acid King 2: Monterrey by Blonde Toledo 2: Manna And Quail by Caterwaul 2: Electric by Boris 2: Journey To The Plains by Shels 3: Idisi by Lotus Thief 3: Gallows Hymn by Primordial. For some reason the new music I encountered this week fell firmly in the "balls-out top-down hard-rockin'" vein, so I'm playing a bunch of stuff from bands like REO Speedealer, The Hellacopters, Electric Frankenstein, and so on. It's not really metal, not really punk, but cleary hard-rocking goodness.
Tune in, if that's your flavor, and get your blood pumping before the gladiatorial spectacles commence. Get It On by Turbonegro 2: The Riot by Apache 2: Nemesis by HP Joelcraft 2: WFO by Honky 2: Tainted Water by Troubled Horse 2: Party by Midnight Evils 3: Speed Girl by Electric Frankenstein 3: Imaginary Friend by Excuse 17 3: On The Run by Zeke 3: Hello Russia by The Golden Pelicans 3: Burning A Sinner by Witchfinder General 3: Hopkins by Cathedral 3: I Got A War by Gluecifer 3: Black-Eyed Boogie by Zen Guerilla 3: Faded by Junkyard 4: We feature a fair number of their older, shorter, works, but check out their latest long-playing EP, Tough Love, to get an idea of what they're up to nowadays.
We also play some droney-psychey post-rock, so it's like a theme or something! This one stretches out and gets weird. Give it a download! Jetta's Palace by The Jimmy Cake 2: Black Fountain by Mugstar 2: Infundipulum by Das Madman 2: Goin' Down by Spindrift 3: Tough Love by Lola Cola 3: Thundersky by Wall Of Death 3: Kundalini Eyes by Dead Skeletons 4: Everybody is watching football, but Malderor continues on his boring month of self-improvement, but Deathwish is here to drink Cutty Bangs for the both of them. They play a selection of new-to-the-show rock and roll, and redecorate the new studio space a bit.
Plus Bunnywhiskers drops in! And a brand-new show promo! Loops by Pretty Lightning 2: Thirsty and Miserable by Saint Vitus 2: Sister Anne by The MC5 2: Safari Song by Greta Van Fleet 2: Silver Lining by Mt. A New Decade by The Verve 3: Window Of Time by Black Lizard 3: Vibrations by Dead Vibrations 3: Sorry by Lies 3: USA by Jeff Rosenstock 3: Electric Cough by Mods 3: Maybe I'm Crazy by The Men 3: My Back Pages by The Ramones 3: Today's show was all over the map, musically. Some might say, as usual. There's a bit of psych, some Smiths covers, a dab of ska and reggae, and your usual lashing of punk rock to tie it all together.
We also got Deathwish another Cutty Bang, because drinking weird booze on the air makes for great radio. Plus a dog named Poncho stopped by to visit! Brother by The Organ 2: Money Changes Everything by The Smiths 2: Sweet Song by Jokes For Feelings 2: Jekyll and Hyde by Serpent Power 2: Youth by Blitz 2: Run Better Run by The Cheepskates 2: I'm The Mountain by Stoned Jesus 3: Gin House Blues by The Animals 3: Girl Trouble by Twin Temple 3: Honky Tonk Woman by Prince 3: Maudie by John Lee Hooker 3: This week's new finds tended toward the "dirgey psych rock" spectrum, and we had studio visits from Naked Rob and King Rat!
Star Roving by Slowdive 2: Complicated Man by Fuze 2: Levitate Thigh by Heaters 2: Sirens by Iguana Death Cult 2: Echo by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 2: The Last Shot by Lou Reed 2: Skin by The Aviator 3: Some Velvet Morning by Unknown 3: The Ledge by The Replacements 3: Spartak Hunger by 10, Russos 3: Hard Working Hand by Luke Temple 3: El Matador by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs 3: I Am Here by Savages 3: Underneath The Bottle by Lou Reed 3: Satellite Of Love Live by Morrissey 4: This was our first broadcast from our brand new studio location, and miraculously it came off without a hitch.
There is a "theme" this week, see if you can guess what it is? Jurass Finish First by Jurassic 5 2: Ghost Rider by Suicide from First Album 3: Start First by Skindred 3: A Little Respect by Erasure from Pop!
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The First 20 Hits! Warning by Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation 3: Cada Dia Es Domingo by Mexrrissey 3: Sexyback by Rock Plaza Central 3: Malderor has been preoccupied this week with our imminent station move, and as such didn't spend any time preparing for this week's radio show. So there's like one set of new music, a couple tracks from The Green Door's fresh-off-the-press new album, and the rest are random tracks from other old shows.
Onward to better things! Sonotone by MC Solaar 2: Black Hoodie by Body Count 2: Antifa by Ministry 2: Guillotine by Death Grips 2: Guillotine by The Coup 2: Silver and White by Everyone Is Dirty 3: Baby Baby by The Vibrators 3: Ugly Public by Evil Engine 3: Nobody Speak by Dj Shadow feat.
Run With Jewels 3: Pimps by The Coup 3: Malderor was dealing with some minor medical issues with a weird finger infection. So the first hour was spent mostly griping about that, and playing some new songs, including some contemporary top 40 he doesn't hate!!! The second hour is all-vinyl set, culled from the Radio Valencia record library, which is being liquefied for our impending move.
From chaos came order though, and it was a pretty solid week of internet radio. Give it a listen: Man Should Surrender by Pailhead 2: Let It Begin by Silent Pictures 2: Follow Me by The Coathangers 2: Good Guys by L. Gasoline by Halsey 2: No Other Place by Authority Zero 3: Jock-O-Rama by Dead Kennedys 3: Funk 49 by The James Gang 3: Brighton Rock by Queen 3: Someone by Grand Funk 3: Vicious by Lou Reed 3: Do you enjoy listening to the same type of music over and over again?
Then this episode is not for you. We hear some brand-new shoegaze on Epitaph, some of the earliest recorded gangsta rap, a set of new French hip-hop, and some new releases from Living Colour. Also, Malderor's old college roommate was visiting the studio and brought cookies! And Deathwish was there to hold it all together, or something. Check this one out!
Swallow by Teenage Wrist 2: Roro by Ninho 2: Zone Feat Dizzee Rascal by Zone 2: All Souls Avenue by The Cult 2: Strength To Endure by The Ramones 2: Alice by The Sisters Of Mercy 2: Get It Right by Authority Zero 3: This Place Hotel by Living Colour 3: I and I Survive by Burning Spear 3: Running To Stand Still by Elbow 3: Tin Soldiers by Stiff Little Fingers 3: Wayne County Roads by Tyvek 3: Expect The Bayonet by Sheer Mag 3: Last Train to Daggenham by Cock Sparrer.
And some random vinyl. This was another weird, distracted episode. Radio Valencia was having a meeting in our green-room about moving to a new studio space, and Malderor was disengaged and running back and forth to the control room. Hanoi Rocks never really captured their live power on record, so this live document is one of the better ways to experience them. And them Malderor was still training a new guy on how to spin vinyl, so there's a bunch of random punk-rock vinyl played. Exhale by False Figure 3: Heavy Manners by Prince Far I 3: Views Read Edit View history.
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