TERMINAL TRANSMISSION #24: PSYCHOBILLY FALLOUT

 TERMINAL TRANSMISSION #24: 

PSYCHOBILLY FALLOUT

                                                      by Chris La Vigna (@Chris_LaVigna)

Mass murder, rockabilly style!

Today's broadcast of TERMINAL TRANSMISSION was some more spooky fun. It had a bit more of a classic rock 'n' roll (and at times even disco) vibe to it, and most importantly, I managed to avert a complete technical disaster by fixing some metadata stuff before it cut into my show's runtime. As always, remember to check your work slack kids!

My "Bandcamp Pick Of The Week" for the show was the song "Killer Is King" by Killer Kin, who hail from New Haven, CT. This band fucking rules, they have that noisy old-school rock meets '77 punk vibe, some honest-to-God next generation Cramps-style rock for your grey matter. Buy their EP "BAD BAD MINDS" off of Bandcamp and blast it through your speakers until you have tinnitus.

If you missed today's live broadcast, you can stream the recording via its page on the KPISS.FM website here. You can also catch up on past shows here. Keep it scary, you demented droogies.



TT #24 TRACKLIST:

Seatbelts - Tank! (Cowboy Bebop Opening Theme)

45 Grave - Partytime

Dino Lee - Stud Pony

Killer Kin - Killer Is King

The Cramps - Human Fly

HorrorPops - Where They Wander

Charles Bernstein - Main Title (A Nightmare On Elm Street)

Harry Manfredini & Michael Zager - Friday The 13th Part III Theme

Oingo Boingo - No One Lives Forever

John 5 - Dorsia

Nine Inch Nails - Right Behind You

Concrete Blonde - Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)


 






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