This week on The Metro, Rev. Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands for your weekly time warp back to the 1980s: Irene Cara, Eddie Grant, The Police, Kajagoogoo, Hall & Oates, Michael Jackson, The Tubes, The Kinks, Rick Springfield, Madness, David Bowie, Duran Duran, Stevie Nicks, and closing with some Naked Eyes. Stream The Metro #683. Download The Metro #683.
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Jimmy Psycho performs David Bowie’s song on pipe organ. Free to stream: Dr. Psycho: “Life on Mars?” Jimmy Psycho goes classical as “The Abominable Dr. Psycho” in a collection of classical music’s scariest songs played on a pipe organ. The name “The Abominable Dr. Psycho” is direct tribute to one of Jimmy’s favorite films, “The Abominable Dr. Phibes”, the 1972 cult horror-comedy that starred the great actor Vincent Price in the featured role. The original spark for this project was planted after watching the opening scene from the “Dr. Phibes” film. The debut release “Musica ex Mortuis, Vol I” translates from Latin […]
This week on The Metro, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands for your earholes’ enjoyment: Any Trouble, Plimsouls, Wide Boy Awake, Tommy Tutone, The Kinks, Talking Heads, Public Image Ltd., Eddie Grant, David Bowie, Bobby McFerrin, Fine Young Cannibals, Dan Hartman, Broken English, and finishing up with some Tears For Fears. Stream The Metro #494. Download The Metro #494.
The Metro #404 (New Wave, 80′s, Post-Punk Podcast) This week on The Metro, Warlock JNothing brings the following bands for your weekly time travel back to the 1980s: David Bowie, Nena, INXS, The Style Council, The Fixx, Missing Persons, Hall & Oates, Frida, 999, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Ian Dury, The Sex Pistols, Tears For Fears, Soft Cell, Pretenders, and finishing up with some Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers. Listen now on Radio Free Satan! Subscribe via iTunes and Stitcher
MEMENTO MORI: LEGACIES —Magus Peter H. Gilmore With the ending of 2015 and arrival of 2016, it struck me that in the past month several people who made significant impacts in some manner on our culture have died. I had recently fulfilled a request to write an appreciation of a man I knew—a poet and novelist, once a dear friend—who had, towards the end of his life, withdrawn from his wide circle of friends and colleagues so that his death had gone mostly unnoticed. His work was potent and visionary, mainly published in small press venues with low print runs […]