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Static Rage

Punk and New Wave aren"t dead; it is just middle-aged and crazy. Join two guys, Ben and Buzz, as they discuss the albums that made them fans. So dust off your leather jackets, lace up your combat boots and stomp along.

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00:37:37

Alien Sex Fiend, "Acid Bath," (1984) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/05/29

Buzz & Ben head to the Batcave to discuss the gothic sound of Alien Sex Fiend's second studio album, Acid Bath. The conversation expands to whether this is a dance album and the legacy of this English Group on modern industrial and electronic music. Check it out!

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00:31:52

Siouxsie & The Banshees, "JuJu," (1981) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/05/22

Buzz & Ben go back to England to spin the fourth studio album of Siouxsie & The Banshee's JuJu. This is another one of those seminal albums on the cusp of post-punk and goth. Where do we think it falls? Listen and find out.

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00:57:11

Misfits, "Famous Monsters," (1999) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/05/15

Fiend Club represent! This week we look at the second, and last, studio album of the Michael Graves era of the Misfits, 1999's Famous Monsters! Buzz & Ben take a deep dive into this one. Check it out!

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00:36:53

Dead Kennedys, "Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables,"...

Static Rage ·

2020/05/08

Buzz & Ben return to talk the Dead Kennedys' debut album Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables. Arguably one of the quintessential punk albums. They also discuss geopolitics and other things Jello Biafra. Check it out!!

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00:32:23

Field of Nephilim, "Mourning Sun," (2005)

Static Rage ·

2020/05/01

Behold the darkness that is Field of Nephilim's fourth studio album. 2005's Mourning Sun. Buzz and Ben came into this album with high expectations based on the memories of the group's early output. Were those expectations met? Listen and find out.

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00:30:14

Depeche Mode, "Violator," (1990) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/04/24

Buzz & Ben spin some synthpop with a decidedly gothic flavor, in Depeche Mode's 1990 classic Violator. What will they think about this particular expression of British synth? Tune in and see.

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00:36:52

Sisters of Mercy, "Floodlands" (1987) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/04/17

Calling Doktor Avalanche to the ER!! This week Buzz & Ben look back to 1987 and the second full length from Sisters of Mercy, Floodlands. The boys talk about Vampire Chic, Meatloaf, and the age-old Gothic or Dark Wave debate. Another fun episode, tune in!

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00:28:06

Bad Religion, "Recipe for Hate" (1993) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/04/10

This week Buzz & Ben pull out a classic recipe, A "Recipe of Hate" Bad Religion's seventh studio album. Hear the boys dissect the album, karaoke, and how Buzz sounds like Whitney Houston........maybe. All and all a couple of punters talking music.

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00:29:10

The Real McKenzies, "Off the Leash" (2008) review

Static Rage ·

2020/04/03

Ha!! We got you! Even though April is here we decided to "Drink some more" with a Canadian Scottish interpretation of Celtic punk. So we spun the 6th studio album by The Real McKenzies, Off the Leash. We also discuss Kilts and World War One although, not the kilts of World War One. So join us for one last pint until the next pint on Static Rage!

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00:33:14

Flogging Molly, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/03/27

March draws to a close, and Buzz and Ben are in the mind for a good flogging. Flogging Molly that is. So, we close out our look at Celtic punk with their second album from 2002, Drunken Lullabies. Along the way, they discuss the Troubles, song symbolism, and the age-old question of Dropkick vs Flogging. Enjoy the last pint and join us.

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02:23:43

BONUS EPISODE: Top Ten Albums of ALL TIME

Static Rage ·

2020/03/22

On Friday, March 20th the streams were crossed. Buzz and I were joined by the cohosts of my other podcasts to talk about our top ten albums of all time. Join and laugh, listen, and join the conversation by telling us what your list is. You can find David and I on Whiskey & Woe at https://anchor.fm/s/13192194/podcast/rss you can find Tracey and I on Thunderdome Metal Reviews https://anchor.fm/s/d37e6e8/podcast/rss

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00:29:49

Blood or Whiskey, "No Time to Explain" (2001) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/03/20

For the month of March, we are reviewing Celtic punk bands. This week we go off to Ireland to give the Dublin based groups Blood or Whiskey a listen. Ben & Buzz spin the group's second album No Time to Explain, released in 2001. With nearly two decades between this album and the origins of the genre, what will the sound be? Pour a pint, give it a listen, and join the boys as they discuss.

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00:45:42

Dropkick Murphys, "Do or Die" (1998) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/03/13

In March we are doing a series of Celtic punk reviews; this week we turn our attention to Dropkick Murphys' 1998 debut Do or Die. Buzz has a lot to say about not only this album but St. Patrick's Day, the "Plastic Paddy" phenomenon, and skinheads. Oh, we also talk about the album. So pour a pint and join in the fun!

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00:27:05

The Pogues, "Red Roses for Me" (1984) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/03/06

It is March, and to celebrate we are doing an entire month of Celtic Punk reviews! That said, there is no better place to start than with the 1984 debut album by London outfit The Pogues. Pour a pint and let Ben & Buzz know what you think!

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00:33:36

The Meteors, "Wreckin' Crew" (1983) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/02/28

All you cool cats out there ready for a psychobilly freakout? Buzz & Ben certainly hope so as this week we listen to the second studio album of British act, The Meteors. Slick back your hair, and join us but remember as Meteors fans say, "Only The Meteors are Pure Psychobilly". . . or are they?

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00:40:14

Joy Division, "Unknown Pleasures" (1979) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/02/21

Buzz and Ben return for another stroll through the British streets. This time spinning Joy Division's debut Unknown Pleasures. Join us for not only a discussion of this seminal album but also the post-punk movement it helped to create. As we lose control again on Static Rage.

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00:24:45

L7, Bricks are heavy (1992) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/02/14

Rockers! Buzz and Ben (@bendangerously) are back listening to the 1992 album by the Los Angeles outfit L7, Bricks are Heavy, their third studio album. A lively discussion results; is this grunge or something else? What do they make of the band? Give the episode a listen and then weigh in with your thoughts with us on twitter @spunk76

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00:29:02

Bad Brains, I Against I (1986) Review

Static Rage ·

2020/02/07

It is time to lace 'em up and get back to the pit, as Buzz and Ben take a listen to the 1986 release by DC legends Bad Brains, I Against I. So join us on a Rastafarian journey!

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00:28:50

Sex Pistols, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex...

Static Rage ·

2020/01/31

This week, Ben (@bendangerously) and Buzz cross the Atlantic Ocean to discuss the sneering Londoners Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious and the rest of the Sex Pistol and their one and only studio album 1976's Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols. A fun romp is had. So lace up your combat boots, polish your liberty spikes and join us.....RIGHT NOW!

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00:24:37

Ramones, Ramones (1976)

Static Rage ·

2020/01/23

Coming at you from the underground of the internet, Benjamin Linzy (@Bendangerously) and Buzz Will two middle-aged Punk fans bring you their thoughts and musings about the Punk and New Wave album they love. In our first episode, we head to Queens, New York to discuss the self-titled 1976 debut album by the Ramones. What will they have to say about this album full of upbeat tempo but somewhat lyrically dark songs? Plugin and see.

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