STAFF PLAYLISTS: July 2010

Adrien Begrand

1. Iron Maiden – The Final Frontier (EMI)
2. Mares of Thrace – The Moulting (Arctodus)
3. Dawnbringer – Nucleus (Profound Lore)
4. Christian Mistress – Agony and Opium (20 Buck Spin)
5. The Cure – Disintegration (Deluxe Edition) (Rhino)
BOOK: Winter’s Bone, by Daniel Woodrell
DVD: Withnail & I, dir: Bruce Robinson

Tate Bengtson

1. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Henry’s Dream (Mute)
2. Nevermore – The Obsidian Conspiracy (Century Media)
3. Melvins – The Bride Screamed Murder (Ipecac)
4. Heathen – The Evolution of Chaos (Mascot)
5. Harvey Milk – Small Turn of Human Kindness (Hydra Head)

Keith Carman

1. Poison Idea – Feel The Darkness (American Leather)
2. Danzig – Deth Red Sabaoth (The End)
3. Ramones – Ramonesmania (Sire)
4. Rammer – Otherworldly Resurrection (Schizophrenic)
5. Cheerleader – S/T (Indie)
BOOK: Personality Crisis: Warm Beer & Wild Times (Gofuckyerself Press)
DVD: Classic Albums: Paranoid (Eagle Rock Ent.)

Cara Cross

1. Rotting Christ – AEALO (Season of Mist)
2. How to Destroy Angels – How to Destroy Angels EP (The Null Corporation)
3. Iron Maiden – Brave New World (EMI/Sony)
4. The Haunted – The Haunted Made Me Do It (Earache)
5. Baroness – Blue Record (Relapse)
BOOK: The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains
MOVIE: Deliverance

Laina Dawes

1. Black Breath – Heavy Breathing (Southern Lord)
2. Converge – When Forever Comes Crashing (Equal Vision)
3. Aeon – Path of Fire (Metal Blade)
4. Yazuka – Of Sesmic Consequence (Profound Lore)
5. Obsydian – The Grotesque Presage (Hogan Media Relations)
DVD: The White Ribbon
The Sheild, Season 6

Gruesome Greg

1. JPT Scare Band – Acid Blues is the White Man’s Burden (Ripple Music)
2. Indian – The Sycophant (Seventh Rule)
3. Candlemass – Live (Metal Blade)
4. High on Fire – Surrounded by Thieves (Relapse)
5. Flat Tires vs. The A-Sound 7″ (Tsuguri/Cockfight/Zodiac Killer)
HARDIFACT: Moxy – Under the Lights (Mercury)

Kyle Harcott

1. Crowbar – Equilibrium (Spitfire)
2. Various Artists – Sucking the ‘70s-Back In The Saddle Again (Small Stone)
3. Årabrot – The Brother Seed (Norway Rat)
4. Michael Gira – I Am Not Insane (Young God)
5. Paul Stanely – People, Let Me Get This Off My Chest (internet bootleg)
BOOK: Twentieth Century Eightball, Dan Clowes (Fantagraphics)
FILM: Gasland, Josh Fox

Rob Hughes

1. UFOMAMMUT – Eve (Supernatural Cat)
2. Egg – Egg (Decca/Eclectic)
3. The Green Evening Requiem – Decomposer (Anthropic Records)
4. The Nels Cline Singers – Initiate (Cryptogramophone)
5. Funeral Circle – Sinister Sacrilege (Miskatonic)
BOOK: Vancouver Special, by Charles Demers
DVD: The IT Crowd (complete first season)

Rob Kachluba

1. Monolit – Arcana Balkanica (One Records)
2. Rage – Strings to A Web (Sonic Unyon)
3. Soilwork – The Panic Broadcast (Nuclear Blast)
4. Skeletal Spectre – Tomb Coven (Razorback Records)
5. Count Raven – Mammons War (I Hate Records)
MOVIE: The Shootist

Sarah Kitteringham

1. Early Graves- Goner (Metal Blade)
2. Nails- Unsilent Death (Six Feet Under/Streetcleaner)
3. Daughters- Daughters (Hydrahead)
4. Big Black- Songs about Fucking (Touch & Go Records)
5. Neurosis- Enemy of the Sun (Re-Issue on Neurot Records)
BOOK: Touch and Go: The Complete Hardcore Punk Zine ’79-‘83

Albert Mansour

1. Unearthly Trance – Electrocution (Relapse)
2. 1349 – Demonoir (Indie Recording)
3. Ampütator – Intolerance Deathsquads (Old Cemetery)
4. Fastkill – Nuclear Thrashing Attack (World Chaos Productions)
5. Samael – Above (Nuclear Blast)
FILM : Maryland Deathfest #7 2009 (Handshake Inc)

Ola Mazzuca

1. Die Hard – Nihilistic Vision (Agonia)
2. Enslaved – Vertebrae (Nuclear Blast)
3. Mike Patton – Mondo Cane – (Ipecac)
4. Volbeat – Guitar Gangsters and Cadillac Blood (Mascot)
5. Groove Armada – Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (Zomba)
READING: Metal magazines from around the world!

Justin M. Norton

1. Nails – Unsilent Death (Streetcleaner)
2. Nachtmystium – Addicts, Black Meddle Part 2 (Century Media)
3. Blues Harp Meltdown Volume 2 (Mountain Top)
4. Anaal Nathrakh – The Codex Necro reissue (Earache)
5. The Locust – Plague Soundscapes (ANTI)
BOOKS: On The Yard by Malcom Braly; Touch and Go (collected fanzine) by Tesco Vee and Dave Stimson
MOVIE: The A-Team

Sean Palmerston

1. Convulse – World Without God LP (Relapse)
2. Hawkwind – Blood of the Earth (Eastworld Recordings)
3. Kataklysm – Heaven’s Venom (Nuclear Blast USA)
4. Rammer – SCHIZ39 12″ LP (Schizophrenic Records)
5. Rush – Fly By Night (Anthem)
DVD: SODOM – Lords of Depravity, Part II (SPV)
TV: Doctor Who, series 5 (2010)

Dave Sanders

1. Eyehategod – Take As Needed For Pain (Century Media)
2. The Crown – Crowned Unholy (Metal Blade)
3. Watain – Lawless Darkness (Season of Mist)
4. Dave Attell – Skanks for the Memories… (Comedy Central Records)
5. Killing Joke – Hosannas from the Basements of Hell (Cooking Vinyl)
BOOK: The Pacific: Hell was an Ocean Away – Hugh Ambrose (New American Library)
MOVIE: L4yer Cake (Sony Pictures Classics)

Jonathan Smith

1. Pelican – What We All Come To Need (Southern Lord)
2. How To Destroy Angels – s/t – (Null)
3. Les Discrets – Septembre Et Ses Dernières Pensées (Prophecy)
4. Nevermore – This Godless Endeavor (Century Media)
5. October Tide – Rain Without End – (Vic)
BOOK: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Stieg Larsson

Kevin Stewart-Panko

1. Kvelertak – Kvelertak (Indie)
2. Gama Bomb – Tales From the Grave in Space (Earache)
3. Knut – Wonder (Hydra Head)
4. Cripple Bastards – Age of Vandalism 1987-1993 (Selfmadegod)
5. Cephalic Carnage – Misled by Certainty (Relapse)

Jason Wellwood

1. Mares of Thrace – Moulting (Arctodus)
2. Black Tusk – Taste The Sin (Relapse)
3. Avantasia – The Wicked Symphony (Nuclear Blast)
4. Striker – Eyes In The Night (Iron Kodex)
5. Danzig – Deth Red Saboath (The End)
BOOK: Dio – Light Beyond the Black by Martin Popoff
FILM: The Book of Eli

Laura Wiebe Taylor

1. Melissa Auf der Maur – Out of Our Minds (MAdM/EMI)
2. Shattered Hope – Absence (Lugga Music)
3. Madder Mortem – Where Dream & Day Collide EP (Peaceville)
4. Nevermore – The Obsidian Conspiracy (Century Media)
5. Savatage – Gutter Ballet (Atlantic)
READING: Selling Out (Quantum Gravity Book Two) by Justina Robson

Adam Wills

1. Agrypnie – 16[485] (Supreme Chaos Records)
2. Yakuza – Of Seismic Consequence (Profound Lore)
3. Anathema – We’re Here Because We’re Here (Kscope)
4. Negur? Bunget – Vîrstele Pamîntului (Code666)
5. Woods of Ypres – Pursuit of the Sun and Allure of the Earth (Krankenhaus Records)
MOVIE: Videodrome (David Cronenberg)

Natalie Zed

1. Portal – Swarth (Profound Lore)
2. Stars – The Five Ghosts (Soft Revolution)
3. Triptykon – Eparistera Daimones (Century Media)
4. Anathema – We’re Here Because We’re Here (Kscope)
5. Watain – Lawless Darkness – (Season of Mist)

Comments

6 responses to “STAFF PLAYLISTS: July 2010”

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  2. Justin Avatar
    Justin

    Jay Gorania:

    1. Stryper-To Hell With The Devil
    2. Winger-In The Heart Of The Young
    3. Kix-Midnite Dynamite
    4. Backstreet Boys-S/T
    5. Jewel-Goodbye Alice In Wonderland

    Book: Everybody Hurts: An Essential Guide to Emo Culture

  3. Rob Hughes Avatar

    Great to see the JPT Scare Band here. Love those guys.

  4. Gruesome Greg Avatar

    Thanks Rob. You heard their “new” one yet (the one on my list)?

    By the way, I’ve never heard of this Kyle Antivenin character, but if he’s got Crowbar and Sucking the 70’s in his top two, he must be a pretty cool cat.

    Peace,

    Greg

  5. Rob Hughes Avatar

    Haven’t heard the new JPT yet, but they tend to reuse many of the same songs from release to release (I have Jamm Vapor, Past is Prologue and Sleeping Sickness). Is that the case with the latest one?

    Looks like Kyle’s changed his hellbound surname—I presume he submitted the paperwork in full to Mr. Palmerston to enable this.

  6. Gruesome Greg Avatar

    Yeah, you’ve hit the nail on the head, pretty much. The album consists of a handful of songs scrapped from recording sessions of earlier albums, along with a couple rescued from an old 1975 tape. Some are second or third versions of tunes from back in the day, hence the quotation marks over the word new in my previous comment. Still a pretty decent record, though.

    Peace,

    Greg

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