It’s a special celebration when World Goth Day happens to fall on a Wednesday.
A gloomy World Goth Day to everyone. It’s time to practice your gothic two-step. Shuffle to the right. Contemplate suicide. Shuffle to the left. Mourn for all humanity. Repeat.
It’s World Goth Day the 5th. To celebrate we again feature a music special, tracking gothic rock back to its roots in post-punk. Occasionally we intterupt the music with our show, including plenty of discussion regarding Star Trek Into Darkness. The playlist for this episode is:
Suburbia by She Wants Revenge
Love WIll Tear by Hearts Fail from KSYM The Wave Sessions
Jacques by Kill Your Boyfriend from Kill Your Boyfriend
It Takes So Much to Be So Wrong by Cheap Mondays from Love’s the Most Expensive Comedy
Geldof by Light in Your Life from Light in Your Life
Crank It Up by Silver Rocket from the Silver Rocket EP
Take a Walk by The Foreign Resort from The Foreign Resort
Veto by Scofferlane from Veto
Houston by FUR from Devastate the Details
AMERICAN ANARCHY (unmixed) by Mailuna from This is Gonna Hurt
On Brandi’s birthday we discuss the life and work of actor and writer, Bruce Boxleitner, from an early appearance on Mary Tyler Moore to a recent guest spot on NCIS. This also includes the film, Tron, the television show, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, and several cartoons and video games. We review Dave’s birthday by letting you know what we thought of Iron Man 3 and our first impressions of Ogden’s Off the Wall Comedy Improv troupe. Dave talks about some new music after reviewing The Man from Earth andSlaughterhouse-Five. Brandi gets introduced to TheWarriors before continuing her review of Farscape.
The Dark Track of the Week is Sexyback by Faderhead, a free fan download.
Brandi joins Dave in clebrating his birthday and in introducing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. FInd out all you need to know and more regarding the Introverted iNtuitive Thinking Judging type also known as the Mastermind, Strategist, or Scientist. We discuss preferences, dominant and auxillary functions, and realtive strengths and weaknesses. Dave reviews the twisted film, Alice, while Brandi shares her thoughts on Stake Land, Pontypool, Sugar Hill, and more
The Dark Track of the Week is New Age of Reason by Dead When I Found Her off Industrial Music Sampler - Artifact Records