End Of The Century presents:

photo of sinead o'connor

I don’t do anything in order to cause trouble. It just so happens that what I do naturally causes trouble. I’m proud to be a troublemaker. –Sinead O’Connor

 

Sinéad Marie Bernadette O’Connor; (8 December 1966 – 26 July 2023 aged 56), was an Irish singer-songwriter, artist-musician and political activist. O’Connor released 10 studio albums throughout her career. Her debut studio album, The Lion and the Cobra, was released in 1987 and charted internationally. It was considered “one of the most striking debuts of its era, synthesizing everything from rock to hip-hop to the global music-influenced atmospherics of Peter Gabriel into a style that was entirely her own.” Her second studio album, I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got (1990), became her biggest success, selling over seven million copies worldwide. Its lead single, “Nothing Compares 2 U”, was named the number-one world single in 1990 by the Billboard Music Awards. Although she was at times often steeped in controversy, it “never drowned out her astonishing songcraft…As well as being a fearless interpreter of others’ work, the late singer adapted to a seemingly endless array of styles, marking her out as a bold and utterly singular artist.” –Alex Petridis

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Sinead O’Connor

Sinead O’Connor obituary

    End Of The Century    July 29th, 2023

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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:

so listen

@pndwrir

bte

    Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead)    July 18th, 2023

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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:

Pelican johnny and I play gay punk, queercore and other stuff

@pndwrir

    Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead)    June 20th, 2023

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Cause and Effect presents:

black cat in high heels

In honor of pride month, DJ Miss Kitty is focusing on the fabulous queer/drag ballroom music scene of 1970s/80s/90s New York. We’re talking disco, house, vogue…WERKING IT!

 

“Ballroom, ball, or house culture has been a way for queer blacks and Latinos to respond to a society that devalued their lives and attempted to erase their presence. Through elaborate performances incorporating and commenting on race, class, and gender, the ball community has historically reflected the American Dream and one’s exclusion from it.” –BY LESTER FABIAN BRATHWAITE

 

    Cause and Effect    June 3rd, 2023

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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:

guest: co-pig Pelican Johnny

Lots of cool punk

maybe some AI generated content

who could know?

BTE

    Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead)    May 23rd, 2023

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End Of The Century presents:

cat wearing a cowboy cat and sunglasses

DJ Miss Kitty digs up some overlooked Country gems from the 70s & 80s that combine soul, blues, and funk into more edgy and catchy tunnnnnes. While today’s show includes a few well-known names like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Dolly Parton, it mostly draws on more obscure artists who sang about mamas, broken hearts, prison, and gettin’ drunk but made it fresh with strong rhythmic grooves and funky ass bass.

    End Of The Century    May 20th, 2023

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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:

if you don’t like punk, maybe check out the archive player, or spend some time with your dog

bte

    Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead)    May 9th, 2023

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Mercury Falls presents:

Lucrecia Dalt

    Mercury Falls    May 3rd, 2023

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Cause and Effect presents:

a cat dressed in a pirate costume

No, we’re not talking about the Pittsburgh pirates or the swashbuckling sort, today’s Cause & Effect episode takes a look at the Pirate Radio movement.

 

In 1964, there was nowhere easy for British youth to listen to rock ‘n’ rollers like The Beatles, The Who and The Rolling Stones. Commercial radio wasn’t yet an option, and the guardians of the publicly-owned British Broadcasting Corporation considered such music immoral, antisocial and unfit for public broadcast. Yet just three years later, on Sept. 30, 1967 — the BBC switched on the transmitters of Radio 1, the country’s first dedicated popular music station. What happened to change their minds? The answer to that question — and the story of how pop music came to the FM dial in the U.K. — involves illegal offshore broadcasters AKA PIRATE RADIO.

Drive around some parts of London today and you’re still liable to hear mainstream radio broadcasts drowned out by fleeting bursts of unfamiliar music. Pirate radio stations have been illegally hijacking the FM dial since the 1990s, but while the pirate scene is far smaller than it was in its heyday, the influence of pirate radio has endured and the movement is still thriving on a local scale, and a vibrant array of online-only stations are inspired by the energy and spirit of the pirates.

    Cause and Effect    April 29th, 2023

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Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) presents:

Featuring:

DJ Keno- Dog Germs

Pelican Johnny

Dumb Punk

(I’m trying to optimize seo and drive more traffic, hence the foot fetish stuff)

(there will probably (maybe) be no foot fetish stuff on the broadcast)

( to be clear, not kink shaming, if its consensual, make that sweet sweet foot love)

    Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead)    April 25th, 2023

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