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

Teaming up and crossbreeding (yuck) with DJ Kyno of Dog Germs to celebrate the WRIR Spring Fund Drive. Tune in and help us support Independent Radio in RVA

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DJ tablescraps’s playlist:

PND\ Dog Germs presents: Fund Drive Extravaganza\ Dumpster Fire »

DJ tablescraps Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) April 26th, 2022

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: music, Music show, obscure, Punk, rva radio, weirdo, WRIR

Real Splashy Radio presents:

When I first heard “Buffalo”, the new tape from Scuml°rd & Cauzndefx, I was blown away by the evolution of Scummy’s sound. We’ve known each other for quite some time and I heard some of those first beats they ever made. To watch them grow and create this masterpiece is nothing short of inspiring. The link up with Cauz during the pandemic brought forth not only a new fire underneath to propel them forward, but it shattered the original self-induced ceiling. We chatted about this experience among other topics such as the current over-saturation of rap music on the internet, the inverse lack of sufficient music journalism, and we got to talk about the journey that brought them to us today. You’re Scum & Real Splashy & I love you. Hope you enjoy!

Sap Evans’s playlist:

REAL SPLASHY RADIO EP. 13 W/ SCUML°RD »

Sap Evans Real Splashy Radio April 12th, 2022

Posted In: Blogging, Local, Music, Music Shows, Website

Tags: Darkwave, Electro, electronica, futurepop, goth, HIPHOP, jazz, music, Music show, obscure, Punk, RAP, RVA, RVA Music, rva radio, rvamusic, synthpop, variety, weirdo, WRIR

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

Tonight at 11PM on Punk’s not Dead: our first annual celebration of 3/30

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DJ tablescraps’s playlist:

3/30 Celebration Show »

DJ tablescraps Dog Germs / PND (punk’s not dead) March 29th, 2022

Posted In: Music Shows

Tags: music, Music show, obscure, Punk, rva radio, weirdo, WRIR

Cause and Effect presents:

She asked me why the singer’s name was Alice.

I said, “Listen, baby, you really wouldn’t understand.”

Today on Cause & Effect, DJ Miss Kitty will enter the nightmare of Alice Cooper and discover how Vincent Damon Furnier from Detroit became the legendary Alice Cooper, an American singer, songwriter, and performer whose career spans over 50 years. With a raspy voice and a stage show that features creepy props and grotesque stage illusions, including pyrotechnics, guillotines, electric chairs, blood, reptiles, baby dolls, and dueling swords, Cooper is considered to be “The Godfather of Shock Rock,” and has influenced rock n roll, performance, and musicians still to this day.

cthornbrugh’s playlist:

We’re Not Worthy! Cause & Effect with DJ Miss Kitty + Alice Cooper »

Carrie Thornbrugh Cause and Effect November 20th, 2021

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: absurd, GOTHIC LIZARD, Heavy metal, HORROR, METALBOX, music, Music show, obscure, weirdo, WRIR

The British Breakfast presents:

Solo today with some truly schweet new choons by the likes of Maria Somerville, Findlay, Pictish Trail, Vanishing Twin, WOOZE, idles, Clinic, Black Country New Road and Peaness and a salute to the 20th Anniversary of Mull Historical Society’s Album “Loss” a fave of the first British Breakfast co-host Jess. i’m playing other things that entered my noggin too. Cheers, gene

British Breakfast’s playlist:

Time, Money, Loss, Solo Uk 79-80, the 21st Century and Such »

Gene Pembleton The British Breakfast November 6th, 2021

Posted In: Music, Music Shows

Tags: UK music british breakfast rock, weirdo

End Of The Century presents:

“Heavy Metal Rulz and all that punk sh*t sux. Heavy Metal definitely rules–Twister Sister, Judas Priest, Dokken, Ozzy, Scorpions…they all rule!” –Zebra man from Heavy Metal Parking Lot, 1986.

Today’s show is inspired by the 1986 documentary, Heavy Metal Parking Lot produced by Jeff Krulik and John Heyn. The film features interviews with several small groups of young heavy metal fans gathered for a tailgate party in the parking lot outside the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland on May 31, 1986, as they party in the parking lot before a Judas Priest/Dokken concert. If you haven’t seen it–you’re missing out. The music, the fashion, the quotes, the hair will give you life. In honor of metal and misspent youth, DJ Miss Kitty takes you on a gut-bustin, face-melting, eardrum shattering musical odyssey of the 1980s.

cthornbrugh’s playlist: